Boston bankers push new regional bank building with vault safety
Boston Bar Association urges combining the Boston regional bank with the sub-treasury in a single building to improve vault safety. Assistant Treasurer George H. Doty warns the current vault sits over a boiler on cast iron columns. Mayor Curley supports the Boom Boston push and broad banking reform to ease currency restrictions.
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Boston Bar Association
Sub-Treasury
Boston Regional Bank
George H. Doty
Post Office
Curtis
Boston
Bar Association
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Attorneys
Curley
Newman Lectures Highlight Vienna as City Beautiful
The final Newman lecture at Symphony Hall explored Vienna, praising its grand avenues, historic and modern sights, Emperor Franz Joseph, and daily life. The second part covered city surroundings, including rural Hungary, outdoor amusements, and historic graves, in a picturesque, entertaining presentation.
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Newman
Symphony Hall
Vienna
Europe
Franz Joseph
The Force at Plymout h Theatre Review
Play The Force by E. Thomas staged at Plym outh Theatre yesterday afternoon by Within the Law and Under Cover groups led by Edgar Selwyn & Co. follows a young New York police officer fighting graft and the fallout that follows.
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E. Thomas
Plymouth Theatre
Edgar Selwyn & Co
New York
Burke Family Bribe Plot Receives Modest Praise
A stage review centers on John Burke and his uncle Captain Donovan amid a bribe scandal. Mary Burke, portrayed by Margaret Wicherly, drives reform while actors such as Orme Caldara and Virginia Milliman deliver notable performances. The piece notes a talky first act but praises character drawing and overall potential for future shows.
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John Burke
Mary Burke
Timothy Donovan
Young Burke
Margaret Wicherly
William Courtenay
Captain Donovan
Wilton Taylor
Inspector Burke
Law
Orme Caldara
Annie Cushing
Virginia Milliman
Earle Mitchell
DeWitt Co. Jennings
J. J. Hyland
William B. Mack
James Gordon Bennett Improves After Illness
Cairo reports editor Bennett of the New York Herald is much better today after bronchitis illness. Physicians said his condition improved and he remains under care.
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Cairo
Egypt
James Gordon Bennett
The
New York Herald
Honor Charles Murray Remembered at Somerville High
Somerville High School paused recitations at noon and lowered flags at the school and Superintendent Clark’s office to honor Charles T. Murray longtime sub-master who died Thursday.
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Somerville High
Charles T. Murray
Somerville High School
Clark
Disputed Burial Case Prompts Wakefield Board of Health Action
William Watkins of Cambridge seeks an injunction to move his wife Had it not been for the dispute over Mrs Blanche Thompson Watkins as well as public court records the matter might not have surfaced. The Wakefield board of health previously refused a permit to move the body from Lakeside cemetery. The dispute pits the husband against Mrs Thompson and his in laws, the case heading to East Cambridge with a return date of April 9.
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Board of Health of
Wakefield
William FE. Watkins
Cambridge
Middlesex
Blanch Thompson Watkins
George M. Thompson
Blanche Thompson
William Watkins
Lakeside Cemetery
Lake Quannapowitt
Watkins
Forest Hills
Board of Health
Horatio Allin
Clemens
Heath
Post
East Cambridge
Women Mustn't Smoke Says Doctor Cabot Address
Dr Richard Cabot told the School for Social Workers on Somerset Street yesterday that women should not smoke drink or swear. He argued teachers gain moral influence from hero worship and sexual hygiene awareness and claimed nurses are not morally superior to others. He drew a line between morality and sanitation and criticized the New York Society for Sanitary and Moral Prophylaxis for mixing the issues.
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Richard Cabot
School For Social Workers
Somerset Street
New York Society For
No Trace of Miss Harlow Missing Dorchester Woman
Laura B. Harlow, a young Dorchester woman from 73 Southern avenue, is missing. Police have scoured woods, swamps, river banks, and streams along the Neponset without securing any tangible clue to her disappearance or presumed self injury.
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Dorchester
Neponset River
Neponset
Laura B. Harlow
Southern Avenue
Morality in Schools and Personal Discipline Advocated
Dr Cabot urges smaller class sizes to increase teacher pupil contact and promote virtue through heroic role models from history and literature. He warns against open discussion that strips decorum, cites smoking and drinking as signs of lax discipline, and emphasizes women as crucial in maintaining team integrity and respectful play.
Millard F Hicks Maine Mason Dies at 64
Millard F Hicks a leading Maine Mason died of apoplexy at 64 in Portland. He held thirty third degree status in Masonry and was grand treasurer of Maine's grand lodge. Hicks served as trustee and treasurer of the Portland Water District and was formerly a commission merchant born in North Yarmouth.
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Portland
Millard F. Hicks
Maine
Masonic
Grand Lodge of Maine
Hick&s
Portland Water District
North Yarmouth
Missing Annie Harlow Seen In Dorchester Area On Wednesday
Motorman John Tarr recalls seeing Annie Harlow at the Welles Dorchester junction on Wednesday afternoon and later boarding toward Field's Corner. A Dorchester news store clerk also places her near King Street around 1 45 PM. Police weigh self harm and white slave theories while awaiting news on the missing woman.
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John Tarr
Welles and
Dorchester Avenues
Ashmont
Milton
Field’s Corner
Marshall's Bakery
Dorchester Avenue
Miss Harlow
King Street
Neponset Avenue
Annie Harlow
John Swift
Laura
Dealer Sued by Landlady in Ongoing Civil Suit
In Municipal Civil Court Judge Brackett heard evidence in the case of Mrs. Florence A. Renne versus Henry S. Bleiler. The judge called the matter extraordinary and continued it to Monday. Renne testified she ran a lodging house at 447 Massachusetts Avenue in 1911. The front parlor was occupied by Dr. Edward P. Brown, a colored dentist, who did not pay rent for September to November, saying Bleiler would cover. Bleiler is a white man and manager of a large liquor store in Roxbury.
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Edward P. Brown
Henry §. Bleiler
Bleiler
Roxbury
Morse Buys Big Estate in Bay Shore
New York April 3 Charles W Morse after release from Atlanta in 1912 buys the Holder estate on Montgomery avenue Bay Shore L I Transfer made in Mrs Morse name to conceal deal from public Property valued in 1910 at 1000 Morse spends on parquet floors porte cochere steam heat and a fireplace making it one of the finest estates in Bay Shore area
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Atlanta
Montgomery Avenue
Bay Shore
L. I
Morse
Long Island Place
Maine Bishop Seals Papal Benediction and Monsignor Appointment
Bishop Louis Walsh of Maine spoke at the Cathedral Parish returning from Rome to confer the Papal benediction. He announced Rev. Father Arthur Hamel of Westbrook is named domestic prelate with the rank of monsignor.
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Portland
Louis Walsh
Diocese of
Maine
Rome
Arthur Hamel
Westbrook
Father John’s Medicine Boosts Strength and Vitality
A 50 year old tonic claims to restore stamina without alcohol or harmful drugs. It targets fatigue and throat and lung troubles, urging readers to buy Father John’s Medicine as a pure nourishing remedy for lasting strength.
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Father John
Submarine C-2 Strikes Warship Propeller Off Harwich
While rising from a submerged position after a sham attack off Harwich Essex today submarine C-2 struck the propeller of a four gunboat. The periscope and part of the conning tower were torn away by the impact but officers and crew kept the vessel afloat.
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London
Harwich
Essex
Greek Forces Fight in Albania Reported at Koritsa
Vienna dateline April 3 report from Avglona Albania says Greek irregular forces fierce attacks on Koritsa and towns along the Argyro Castro and Voritsg line. Koritsa said to be in flames with many killed.
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Albania
Vienna
Avglona
Koritsa
Argyro-Castro and
Voritsg
Timilty Defeats Leonard Starred Fight Over Police Salary Bill
Senator Leonard of Ward 9 attempted a challenge in the Senate yesterday after noon to Mayor Curley on the police salary bill. Senator Timilty, who helped defeat the bill on Thursday, blocked the confrontation. The dispute arose during reconsideration of the vote that previously refused to admit the Mayor's bill to the Legislature.
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Leonard
Ward 9
Senate
Curley
Timilty
Senator Timilty Attacks Bill as Insult in Senate Fight
Senator Timilty called the measure an insult and urged the Senate to stay with its position. Three Senators voted to reconsider: Leonard, Gordon of Springfield, and Wells of Haverhill. Wells opposed the Haverhill hospital bill saying it offered a split referendum and sale of a hospital to Haverhill. The bill failed with only three votes in favor. The bills giving the State Board of
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Timilty
Senate
Leonard
Gordon
Springfield
Wells
Haverhill
Haverhill Hospital
State Board of
Health measures steer city services to hospitals and zoning
Reports from the health committee describe rights to supervise boards of health and allow cities to borrow beyond debt limits to build hospitals. The anti vaccination bill faced dissenters, the marriage bill expands grounds to void marriages for insanity or feeble mindedness, and a street bill restricting City Council funding failed 85 to 85. A Sunday garden work bill passed 100 to 71 with Rep Beck of Chelsea supporting.
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Boards of Health
Health Comitee
Health Committee
Committee On Social Welfare
Cushing
Boston
Representative Beck
Chelsea
Boys Win Biscuit Contest At Rogers High
In Newport Rhode Island on April 3 two boys out of eight beat a group of 16 girls in a school biscuit baking contest at Rogers High School. Baking powder from the school laboratory was used and judged by experienced cooks. Professor Frank M. Greenlaw, head of the scientific department, offered the prize.
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Newport
R. I
Rogers High School
Frank M. Greenlaw
Let Me Show You Where You Can Get Most for Your Money
This ad argues Gale and Kent offer high value suits at 15 to 25 dollars with custom fitting on site Court Street. It asserts savings of 5 to 15 dollars vs ready made shops and highlights cold water shrinkage and in-house tailoring under firm supervision.
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Gale & Kent
New England
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France
Germany
America
Court Street
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