Pilgrim Church Worcester Calls Rev Mix At $3000 Salary
A Worcester church and society vote unanimously to call Rev Clifton H Mix of Cliftondale to lead Pilgrim Congregational church at a $3000 salary. The telegram announcing the call was sent after a recent meeting, with Mix expected to accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton H. Mix
Cliftondale
First Congregational Church
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Worcester
Pilgrim Church and Society
Mr. Mix
Congregational Church of
Northfield
Moody Schools
United States
San Francisco
Outlook Committee
Gouverneur
N. Y
Syracuse University
Ater
Congregational Church
Mix
Pilgrim Church
Alexander Lewis
England
Webster Woodbury
South Framingham
Mr. Lewis
Adolf von Menzel Dies At About Ninety In Berlin
Berlin reports the death of Adolf von Menzel the renowned German artist aged about ninety. The veteran painter died this morning after a period of weakness following a severe cold. He had been a leading figure in German art for six decades and was widely revered in Berlin for his distinctive appearance and lifelong work.
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Berlin
Adolf von Menzel
Menzel
Actress Bow Found Unconscious After Gas Attack
New York city February 9 Mrs W L Bow wife of a Fourteenth street theatre orchestra leader was found unconscious from gas poisoning in a room at a Twenty fourth street hotel where she had lived for weeks. A rubber tube fed gas from an open jet into her mouth and a string held it in place. She was taken to a hospital in serious condition. Three stamped sealed letters lay on a nearby table including one to Henry C Ranney of Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. L. Bowran
Fourteenth Street Theatre
Twenty-fourth Street
Henry C. Ranney
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago Trains Run Hours Behind Schedule
Snow drifts and ice slowed Illinois rail service as trains due yesterday in Chicago arrived up to 12 hours late. Weather predicts improved conditions today and marks an end to the major snow storm that dumped about 12 inches since Saturday.
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Chicago
Lowell Voices Debate Ayer's Comatone Claims
Residents voice strong opinions on Ayer's Comatone, asserting truth in statements and exposing the debate's core issues. Names could be given, yet their relevance remains uncertain as the dialogue centers on claims and evidence.
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Lowell
Ayer
Licensing non-resident sportmen in New York bill introduced
Albany N Y Feb 9 Senator Armstrong introduced a bill at the request of the New York State league of American Sportsmen to license non-resident hunters similar to Canadian law. Non residents would need licenses from the forest fish and game commission approved by the secretary of state. Resident sportsmen would obtain licenses from county clerks.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State League of American Sportsmen
Armstrong Today
Canada
Forest, Fish and Game Commission
Secretary of State
Appleyard Not Yet Under Arrest In Buffalo Case
Boston on February 4 Detective Sergeant Holmes of Buffalo carrying a warrant and extradition papers for Arthur E. Appleyard in the German bank of Buffalo wreck has not contacted the governor's office local police or Appleyard by 1 PM today. Appleyard was at his place of business this forenoon stating there is nothing to discuss about the case at the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Holmes
Buffalo
Arthur E. Appleyard
Bank of Buffalo
Appleyard
Indictment Against Theatre Manager Quashed
Chicago February 9 Judge George J Kersten quashed the manslaughter indictment against Iroquois Theatre manager Will G Davis citing failure to show any duty by Davis in the theater fire death toll.
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Chicago
Will G. Davis
Iroqouis Theatre
George J. Kersten
Davis
Explosion at Osceola Mine Kills Three Men in Michigan
An explosion of 10 000 pounds of dynamite at Osceola Consolidated Mines shaft No 3 in Houghton Michigan leaves three dead seven injured and three missing. The shaft remains on fire two rescuers die from gases while others are revived. only a small crew was present at the time, heightening the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton, Mich
Kearsarge
Osceola Consolidated Mines
Esterday
Peter Kulps
Matt Kaskala
William Pollette
Henry Missila
Peter Saravala
John Karvala
Osceola Consolidated Mining Co
Purify New York Ministers Plan Mass Meetings
A conference of 100 clergymen at Calvary Baptist Church near Greater New York agreed on united moral action to purify the city. They proposed a crusade of great magnitude with mass meetings in Madison Square Garden to spark an evangelical revival and drive evil agencies away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Calvary Baptists Church
Madison Square Garden
Kaiser Supports Toasts in Water in Germany
Berlin reports Emperor William endorses officers drinking toasts in water and non alcoholic beverages. Dr Adolph Banzer of Munich, promoter of temperance, inspired the request. The War Ministry states there is no compulsion to drink alcohol and supports gradual adoption by the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
William
Adolph Banzer
Munich
Society
Prussian Ministry of War
Marital Strife Heard In Police Court
Judge Hadley presided as Bernard B Golden and Theodore Bernard faced assault and neglect charges. The couples argued in court over hostile nights, meals, and infrequent home life. Both men received probation or conditional terms to curb violence and improve home harmony.
Hair loss stopped after three days with Comatone care
A user reports rapid improvement after using Ayer's Comatone for hair loss. Within three days the shedding nearly stopped and within a week was completely checked, implying strong early results from the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Court grants extension as swindler Peter Fourier seeks time
John J. Barry and Roger Packay were taxed $2 each. Peter Fourier, found guilty of swindling a man out of 85 bushels of potatoes, appeared to explain why he hadn't paid $27.50. He asked for more time and three weeks was granted to settle. Three first offenders, including one woman, were released at court opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Barry
Roger Packay
Peter Fourier
Peter
Hair Treatment Improves After Two Weeks Use
Person reports using Ayer's Comatone for hair loss for about two weeks and notes a marked improvement and great satisfaction with the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Two Men Die as Rail Wreck near Melbourne Iowa
Des Moines reports a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul overland wreck near Melbourne. Two men killed, one missing, 24 injured as 9 coaches and two engines derailed and a bridge destroyed. Killed are conductor H. M. Marsh and brakeman C. A. Morres.
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Des Moines
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Melbourne
Overland Limited No
Chicago
Rhodes
Nichols
H. M. Marsh
C. A. Morres
Russians Bombard Manchuria Near Shakhe River Front
A Manchurian headquarters report states that on February 9 at 2 p m the Russians persistently bombarded toward the Shakhe river since the night of February 7. They continue entrenching before Liu chenpao and near Heikoutai, widening their advance in the region.
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Tokio
Shakke River
Liuchenpao
Heikoutai
Impending Japanese Battle and Finance Talks Briefed
In Tokio at 11 30 m the likely battle between Field Marshal Oyama and Gen Kuro patkin is thought to occur before thaw. The emperor and Empress donated 100000 yen to the army and navy for wines and delicacies for the Feb 11 national holiday. Vice President Takshasi of the Bank of Japan sails Feb 17 to discuss a new domestic loan with American and British financiers. Minister Yorihiro plans Feb 13 talks with bankers on loan terms and rate.
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Tokio
Oyama
Kuropatkin
Japan
Takshasi
Bank of Japan
America
England
Vancouver
Yorihiro
Real Hero of Port Arthur Criticizes Russian Leadership
M Souverin editor of Novoe Vremya in a pes simistic review of the war’s first year blames Foreign Minister Lamsdorff former Viceroy Alexieff and Baron Rosen for Russia’s disasters. He says Port Arthur fell before exhaustion due to general Kondratenko’s death, declaring him the true hero of the fortress while Sotessel showed only civil courage.
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St. Petersburg
M. Souverin
Novoe Vremya
Lamsdorff
Alexieff
Baron Rosen
Japan
Russia
Far East
Port Arthur
Kondratenko
Sotessel
Manslaughter Charge Expected in New Hampshire Case
Dover New Hampshire February 9 Mrs Catherine McFadden mother in law says her son in law William Boudreau threw a lighted lamp at her on January 21 she died today from burns. Boudreau is serving a 60 day jail term for drunkenness. Grand jury next week expected to indict him for manslaughter.
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Dover
N. H
Catherine McFadden
William Boudreau
Boudreau
No trace of gunboat Newport sails for Norfolk
Norfolk Virginia Feb 9 Up to 1 o clock this afternoon nothing had been heard from the U S gunboat Newport which recently lost her propeller at sea and is now supposed to be heading for Norfolk under sail The auxiliary gunboat Hornet continues at sea in search of the Newport
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Norfolk
Virginia Capes
U. S
Newport
Hornet
Insurrection in Argentina Suppressed, Cable Says
The secretary of state received a cable from U S Minister Beaupre in Buenos Ayres dated yesterday reporting that the insurrection in the Argentine republic has been completely suppressed.
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Washington
U. S
Beaupre
Buenos Ayres
Argent Republic
Chicopee Mills Return to Full Time Work
Chicopee February 9 The cotton mills of the Chicopee Manufacturing Co resumed full time operation today after a period of short time. About 1300 workers are employed at the plant.
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Chicopee
Chicopee Manufacturing Co
Wire Robbers May Have Worked Here In Brockton
Police suspect a gang linked to large copper wire thefts from electric railways may have shot Brockton officer Molloy. Two barrels with 557 pounds of burned wire were seized at the Northern depot, likely from Tewksbury, as thieves target Boston & Lowell and Boston & Northern routes. A suspect named Antonio Carbenito, 27, of 276 Marginal Street Boston, was arrested and identified.
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Northern Station
Molloy
Brockton
Maher
Laflamme
Boston & Lowell
Billerica
Woburn
Boston & Northern
Wilmington
Burlington Road
Tewksbury
Malloy
Howard
Bridgewater
Brockton Officer Shot by Robber
Reserve Officer Thomas C. Malloy was shot in the breast near the Campello street railway barn. Doctors probed for the bullet but could not locate it. he is expected to recover. Earlier, copper belonging to the Old Colony Street Railway Company was stolen and hidden under the snow near the barns. the hiding place was found by Fred Howard with Malloy shown the spot.
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Brockton
Thomas C. Malloy
Campello Street Railway
Montello Extension
Campello
Fred Howard
Malloy
Tax Delinquents Cashing In Prompt City Funding
City treasurer notes a surge in receipts as delinquent poll taxes are paid, while the appropriations committee pressures budget cuts. Mayor Casey and Major Allen oversee beer and whiskey sample analysis by numbered envelopes, keeping identities hidden until results. The appropriations panel vows no further budget requests after the mayor signs the final report.
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Appropriations Committee
John McManus
City Hall
Casey
Major Allen
Cyrus W. Irish
John Smith
Jim Jones
Committee On Appropriations
Architects Seek Plans for Centralville Boisvert School
Architects Floyd Graves Stickney and Perreault write to John J O Connor superintendent of lands and buildings stating they will submit plans for the Boisvert land school in Centralville The architect submitting the best plans will receive a percentage of the building cost.
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Floyd, Graves, Stickney and
Perreault
John J. O'Connor
Boisvert
Centralville
Law On Poll Taxes For Voting Repealed
Inquiry asks if a law barred voting for those owing poll taxes. Such a statute existed for years but has since been repealed, removing disqualification based on two years of unpaid poll taxes.
Ayer's Comatone Popular As Hair Dressing Says Users
A testimonial notes Ayer's Comatone is satisfactory when used as a hair dressing. The speaker mentions two or three friends who use it similarly and speak well of the product.
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Ayer
Maine University Receives Carnegie Library Gift
President Geo E Fellows announced at chapel service in Orono that the University of Maine has received a $59,000 gift from Andrew Carnegie for a university library. The announcement was met with great enthusiasm.
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Orono
Geo. E. Fellows
University of Maine
Andrew Carnegie
Did Hoch Use the Subtle Curare in Deaths
Chicago February 9 Dr Joseph Springer former coroner's physician believes curare caused the deaths of Johann Hochs wives. He suggests engagement rings could apply the poison by roughening the inner ring edge to abrade skin and inject a fatal amount with a minuscule dose of curare.
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Chicago
Joseph Springer
Johann Hoch
Vaderland Arrives Dover Lands First American Mails
Dover England February 9 The Red Star line steamer Vaderland from New York January 30 arrived at 7 am after fog delay. Fifteen hundred bags of mails were sent to London by special train. This marks the first landing of American mails at Dover.
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Dover
I Eng
Red Star Line
Vaderland
New York
London
Publicity Push Sought for City Bids by Newspaper Ads
Councilman Dodge urges the purchasing department to advertise all large requisitions in city newspapers to boost competition and cut costs. James E. Donnelly currently posts notices on office bulletin boards due to custom and limited funds. Dodge says an allocated ad budget would cover ads and pay for itself through lower prices.
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Councilman Dodge
James EE. Donnelly
Mr. Dodge
Courier-Citizen
Donnelly
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Prussia
von Menzel
Old Museum of Art
Sporting Licenses
Sen. Armstronge
Osceola
Kaiser
Hadley
Bernard B. Golden
Theodore Bernard
Golden
Bernard
Spo
Mrs. G
Rosanna
Theodore
Slattery
House of Correction
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
D. I. Bush
Sel
Chicopee Mills
O. K
Carnegie
Maine University
Hoch
El-Azhar
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