Remarkable rescue as Nantasket crew saved by breeches buoy
Boston, Jan 6 news picture shows the rescue of 10 men from the Nantasket schooner wreck near Scituate. Volunteers of the Massachusetts Humane Society hauled a life line and used a breeches buoy to bring the captain, first mate, and crew to safety amid snow and heavy seas.
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Scituate
Mmb
John Siwnall
Ollekins
Massachusetts Humane Society
Eafety
Nantasket
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Law is Like a Hat Says H A P Fits Only Head
Horace Ackley Pomerene quotes a State Law Bulletin excerpt criticizing harsh workhouse justice and noting law's vague fit to society. He contrasts curiosity driven insight with legal formality and recalls a cartoon about a millionaire thief, linking it to personal loss and public scandal.
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Horace Ackley Pomerene
New York
Justice Met
Nobby Clothes Clerk laments half and quarter sizes
A storefront clerks complains that manufacturers ruined outfits with half and quarter sizes. He argues shirts collars and shoes used to fit simply and predicts customers will demand standard sizes while workers carry extra stock and stores lose money. The cashier adds figures as the clerk decries modern fittings.
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Trial divorce case sparks Seattle lawyers debate
A Lake County Indiana judge grants a five year limited divorce to Mrs. William Wohole. Seattle lawyers assess the ruling as unusual and discuss impacts on public morals and policy. Experts vary from liberal to strict views, with one noting it could unsettle Washington law.
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Sun- Seattle
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Vergil S. Rieter
Lake County Superior Court
Hammond
Ind
William Wohole
J. ¥. C. Kelley
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Lawa of Washington
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Bailey Building
T. Schoff
Pioneer Building
Trike Felt By Builders As Beattle Strike Drags On
Beattle builders report a prolonged switchmen strike disrupting major projects. Northern Bank building contractors cancel steel orders as cranes halt work while Metropolitan Building delays Cobb and Grandin structures. Shipping to Vancouver and Nanaimo increases losses, union leaders deny Erdman act arbitration.
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Moran Co
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Ambition Dashed as Candidate Withdraws from Ward Seven
Miller Freeman withdrew his candidacy for the council from the Seventh ward and asked for the return of his fifteen dollars. The comptroller received the note and noted the forfeiture of funds upon withdrawal under state law, leaving Freeman out of the race and out fifteen dollars.
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Harry Carroll
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Suffragette movement gains in China says university speaker
Chang Lau Chi of the University of Wleeenstin told the American Political Science association that China will become a prime mover in the global suffrage campaign. He noted women led meetings, participated in boycotts, and predicted a broad awakening for both genders in democratizing China.
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New York
Jan
China
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American Political Science Association
Being Operated On Is His Trade
In Indiana a man named Fayne from Denver was brought to a hospital after collapse during a medical visit. Doctors found no new medical need and planned surgery but treated him and he left the hospital the next day. He confessed the escape was caused by prior operations for troubles he never had.
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Toledo
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House of Representatives
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Colliers Hot on McCredie s Trail
United Press reports Collier's Weekly plans to target Washington Congressman McCredie for backing Uncle Joe Cannon and Cannonism in Congress. The magazine aims to spotlight his aligned interests and past actions in a forthcoming issue.
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Washington
Jan
McCredie
Congress
Joe Cannon
Cannon
Collier's Weekly
Cannoniom
McCredle
Bouillon to Speak to University of Washington Students
A. V. Bouillon, Republican mayoral candidate, will address university students tomorrow afternoon in the administration building. The talk comes at an invitation from the University of Washington Daily managers.
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Bouillon
University of Washington Dally
Salem jury returns murder verdict in Meyers case
Bulletin batch reports a murder verdict in the George Meyers trial in Salem. Other items note Congressman Jam Hrigge lr dead, Portola Celebration delayed, battleship Georgia grounded, Taft pardon petition drive, Libby coal mine strike, a Vancouver Wash holdup, and Wm Seligman’s death.
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Tom Weichart
Salem
Standoff Turns Fatal as Worker Slugs Boss In Oakland
Cland Smith a stucco worker lies near death in a hospital after shooting his employer Fred Jurgowicz in a confrontation at a Oakland home. Smith, who has a wife and child, reportedly battered the door after finding no meal prepared and was knocked down before Jurgowicz said he fired in self defense. A second bullet struck Smith in the abdomen, believed fatal.
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Cal
Moonshine Trade Report Near University of North Carolina
Five illicit distilleries near the University of North Carolina at Raleigh were uncovered and destroyed. The operations catered to the varsity trade, indicating a robust but illegal local moonshine market.
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Raleigh
N.C
Start Around
University
Incit
University of North Carolina
Pape's Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney and Backache Cure
A 50 cent treatment of Pape's Diuretic from Cincinnati medicine firm Pape Thompson & Pape is touted as a harmless cure for backache kidney and bladder issues. The ad claims rapid relief with improved kidney and urinary health after a few doses, urging readers to trust the company and to buy locally from any drug store.
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Pape, Thompson & Pape
Cincinnati
Odd Bits of News From Across the Nation
A miscellany of brief items reports Oregon, New York, Washington, Denver and Wisconsin tidbits. An heiress may return after elopement with a waiter. a Japanese wedding stalls over a missing license. a Two Harbors insurgent seeks a talk with Vice President Sherman. city workers face payroll delays. a Denver note prompts a suicide rescue.
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Sherman
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Sacramento considers ending free lunch amid health concerns
In Sacramento a debate arose over the free lunch program as health officials weigh its impact. Dr. Fay argued lunch counters encourage thirst, irregular eating, and excessive drinking, while counter claims note most shelves offer no between meal eating. An Albuquerque report notes Deputy Sheriff McAdame was fatally wounded by a man named Trapp, who and his family have disappeared.
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Cal
Board of Health
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Seattle
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January enrollment opens at the People’s Bank Building school
The notice invites pupils to enroll during January for a complete course. It promises thorough and reliable instruction and directs information to 627 People’s Bank Building at the corner of Second and Pike.
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Senatorial Corkscrews and Telegraphs Highlight Economy Critique
A Toledo News-Hee letter writer ridicules congressional waste highlighting Speaker Cannon’s costs and notes Senate cuts in stationery and corkscrews. He contrasts naval repair estimates with Taft era projections, urging prudent use of public funds and cautioning readers against blurring naval policy with politics.
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Toledo
Fear World End Prophecies Stir Berlin Citizens
United Press reports Camél marion, famed fronomer, predicts Halley's comet will collide with Earth causing destruction. In Cologne a wealthy man refused to invest in supply improvements, saying the world would end soon. Silesia residents emptied banks and spent riches, preparing for the end.
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Europe
Halley
Germany
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Silesia
City health commission meeting recommends bill on ar ture and hospital maintenance
The city health commission held a regular meeting and recommended passage of a bill regulating the ar ture and the maintenance of hospitals within the city. Time call at The Virginius Virginia St., corner Eighth Ave., for furnished rooms. Rates from $2 to $4 per week.
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