Funeral of Daniel H. Quinn Globe photographer
Funeral services for Daniel H. Quinn staff photographer of the Boston Globe were held at St Margaret s Church Dorchester with high mass of requiem. The body was borne from 37 Buttonwood Street to the church by Globe art department staff. Pallbearers included E E Bond Leonard Small J A Jones J A Moley W W Somers Gus Williams G F Radway J H Williams. Interment followed at New Calvary Cemetery. Floral tributes came from the Globe editorial and art departments the Boston Post Mrs Quinn and others.
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Daniel H. Quinn
Boston Globe
St. Margaret’s ‘Church
Columbia Road
Dorchester
P. T. McManmon
Buttonwood’ Street
Globe Art Department
Boston
E. E. Bond
Leonard Small
J. A. Jones
J. A. Moley
W. W. Somers
Gus Williams
G. F. Radway
J. H. Williams
Edward Everett Square
New Calvary Cemetery
Editorial
The
Globe
Boston Post
Life Saving Captain Found Dead in Bed on Long Island
John T. Coxsee, captain of the Fire Island life saving station, was found dead in bed from gas asphyxiation. He was seventy, one of the oldest in the service, and coroner will determine if the death was accidental.
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Islip
Long Island
John T. Coxsee
Fire Island Life Saving Saving Station
Hay's Hair Health The Favorite
An advertisement touts Hay's Hair Health as the easiest way to keep hair naturally colored and youthful. It claims the product removes dandruff restores gray to natural color and adds vitality, promising satisfaction and lasting beauty for both men and women.
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Nature
Hay
Water town slayings yield five guilty pleas in court
Five Water Town Italians pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the fatal Hood Rubber dispute on November 17. Judge Chase sentenced Vincenzo Ristagno Tomasso Fittante and Giabrillo Lepere to 6 to 10 years in Charlestown State prison. Luigi Idgaro and Francesco Faldo received one year at the East Cambridge House of Correction.
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Watertown
Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
Chase
State Prison
House of Correction
Vincenzo Ristagno
Tomasso Fittante
Giabrillo Lepere
Luigi Idgaro
Ligaro and
Falbo
East Cambridge House
Catholic University Plans $1 Million in New Buildings
In Washington on April 3 rector Thomas J. Shahan announced plans to invest more than $1,000,000 in campus buildings. Three new facilities are planned two laboratories and a 1000-seat dining hall to be started immediately and ready before the next academic year. The chemical lab will cost $300,000 and is described as one of the largest of its kind in the United States. The second laboratory will serve physics and mechanical engineering students.
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Washington
Thomas J. Shahan
Catholic University
Chemical Laboratory
United States
Sword duel leaves two wounded in Paris incident
In Paris on April 3, Georges Berthoulat managing director of La Liberte and Deputy Pascal Ceccaldi fought a fierce sword duel. Berthoulat received four thrusts to the right breast while Ceccaldi was wounded once in the right shoulder. Seconds intervened to end the combat. Surgeons say injuries unlikely to be fatal.
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Paris
Georges Berthoulat
la Liberte
Pascal Ceccaldi
World Peace Appeal Urges Armament Reduction
The International Peace Bureau at Berne releases a call for governments and peoples to halt armaments and pursue global disarmament. The appeal argues arms races risk civilization and urges leaders to renounce costly military buildup and seek lasting peace based on justice and shared labor.
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International Peace Bureau
Berne
Switzerland
Would Adopt Flood Orphans in Chicago Appeal
A Chicago spinster writes to a morning newspaper expressing eagerness to adopt two children orphaned by floods in Ohio Indiana and Illinois. She offers to use relief funds to provide their support education and care and notes she has prepared a home but lacks children to fill it.
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Chicago
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Women Artists At Copley And Other Boston Galleries
The Copley Gallery hosts the first Boston dealer's show featuring only women artists with works by Caroline Thurber Mary Cassatt and others opening a week long display through April 12. Jean N Oliver Gloucester scenes premiere at Copley Hall as Ettore Caser Venice studies hang at Vose Gallery while Dwight Blaney shows Brookline Square 1894 at St Botolph Club through April 18.
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Copley Gallery
Newbury Street
Boston
Caroline Thurber
Mary Cassatt
Mary Earl Wood
John M. Greene
M. Rosa
Mond Coolidge
S. Burtis Baker
Marion Boyd Allen
Samuel G. King
Jean N. Oliver
Gloucester
Copley Hall
Venice
Ettore Caser
Vose
Boylston Street
Brookline Square
Dwight Blaney
St. Botolph Club
Back Bay Car Lines Shifted To Temporary Route
Boston Transit Commission orders inward-bound Boylston street cars to use temporary tracks from Boylston through Exeter Huntington Copley St James Arlington to Boylston to maintain service during subway construction. Outward-bound service remains unchanged. Temporary route connects Copley square to Arlington street via Columbus avenue Berkeley and Tremont streets.
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Boylston Street
Copley Square
Arlington Street
Boston Transit Commission
Huntington Avenue
Exeter Street
St. James Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley
Tremont Streets
Pleasant Street
Work started on Harvard library Widener project
Excavation for the $2,000,000 Widener Memorial Library in Harvard yard is complete. Foundations will be laid soon with Gore Hall removed and 35 000 cubic yards of earth to be moved. Two steam shovels, 600 cubic yards daily, speed progress. Cement foundation 297 by 210 yards, front facing college yard and Massachusetts Avenue, opening planned for commencement week 1914.
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Widener Memorial
Harvard Yard
Gore Hall
Harvard
College Yard
Massachusetts Avenue
Widener Library
Steamer Millinocket Fire Injures Two Crewmembers
The steamer Millinocket bound from New York to Stockton Maine paused off Watch Hill to land two badly burned crewmen Carl Hansen first assistant engineer and Victor Swanson an oiler after a bunkroom fire onboard Four men slept through the blaze two escaped Engel Engstrom rescued the injured men Tug Solicitor sent them to hospital with Swanson possibly not recovering from burns
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Newport
R. I
New York
Stockton
Carl Hansen
Victor Swanson
Watch Hill
Hansen
Swanson
Engstrom
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy claims younger look
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as an easy, ready to use tonic to darken gray hair, stop dandruff and itching, and restore natural color quickly. It notes druggists report strong sales and promises a glossy, youthful appearance after use.
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Wyeth
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World Peace Appeal
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Killarney
Blanche Moreau
John Lang
Grant Des
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Cascadilla
Ithaca
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Gring
Ketten
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Monarch
Davis
Optical Dept
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Mr. Monkey
Twinkle
Betty
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Bosto
Bestar
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Parcel Post Rate Importers Branch
Lta Our
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Annex
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Mass, Ave
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Fort Hill
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