Father O Donovan on Ireland future at Tremont Theatre
Rev Mather I O Donovan spoke to a large Boston audience about a revitalized Ireland. He praised economic progress, cooperative banking, a science college, and a bilingual Gaelic revival aimed at uniting Irish communities and boosting industrial growth for competition in the English market.
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Ireland
Mather I O'Donovan
Tremont Theatre
Father O’donovan
Harvard
Back Bay
Collins
Father O'Donovan
America
England
O’donovan
Denmark
Germany
Father O’ Donovan
College of Science
Father Donovan
Milkmen propose 5 million dollar Boston milk trust
Boston milk contractors meeting at the American House discussed forming a 5 million dollar Consumers' Pure Milk Company to cut out middlemen and deliver milk directly from producers to consumers in Boston. The plan includes stock flotation and a distributed Boston area network, with key officers named in Maine and New England.
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Boston
W. A. Graustein
Post
New England
Newngland Milk Producers’ Company
Consumers’ Pure Milk Company
Richard M. Scammon
Stratham
N. TI
New England Producers’ Union
Parker House
Maine
Thomas Sanders
Haverhill
Edward W. Arndt
Cambridge
J. Wesley Kimball
Newton
O. BE Patch
Concord
J. KE. Sheppard
New London
N. H
J. L. Smith
Barre
H. O. Hadley
New England Milk Producers’ Union
Newngland Milk Producers’ Union
Boston Dairy Company
Trust and Combine
William Brown says Chalmette used to recruit for British army
New Orleans April 13 William M Brown, after a South Africa visit, says Chalmette has long served as a British supply base and recruiting station for muleteers turned soldiers. He cites the Devonia voyage where 41 muleteers signed on as British soldiers, with river transport to the ship and coerced enlistment. He notes 201101 horses and mules shipped from Port Chalmette in two years and reports a pending War Department inquiry into Chalmette conditions with the officer unnamed to avoid publicity.
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New Orleans
William. M. Brown
South Africa
Chalmette
Devonia
Southport
Stent
Mississippi River
Port Chalmette
Washington
War Department
Hampton Lured With Geremany Death Obsequies At Trinity Churchyard
Columbia April 13. People gathered in large numbers for Wade Hampton funeral in Trinity churchyard, many arriving by special trains and marching in a mile and a half procession. Cremulia pallbearers and Daughters of the Confederacy carried floral tributes. officials and veterans from counties statewide attended.
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Columbia
8. C
John Co. Calhoun
Wade Hampton
Trinity Churchyard
Hampton House
Bradley T. Johnson
Baltimore
B. N. Taylor
Rawlins Lowndes
Thomas Taylor
C. H. Simonton
Luscomb
C. Coll
BE. F. Melver
Hugh 8. Thompson
L. F. Youmans
Josef
Woman Takes Laudanum After Husband's Reproaches at Parmenter Hotel
Mabel Stewart, 21, angry over repeated reproaches from her husband, took a dose of laudanum yesterday at the Hotel Parmenter on Parmenter Street. The couple registered there, lodging at 7 Judson Avenue, Haven, Conn. Dr. Holzman ordered her removal to the Relief Hospital in Haymarket square. She is expected to recover.
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Mabel Stewart
Parmenter
Parmenter Street
Judson Avenue
Ow ‘Haven
Conn
Holzman
Relief Hospital
Haymarket Square
Methodist Mission Funds Falling Off
The New England Methodist Conference nears adjournment amid concern over five years of declining church contributions. Rev James Mudge warns of possible mission shutdowns if trends continue, urging a revolution in management and a fixed benevolence percentage. Recent figures show mixed gains and losses across districts. Miss Clara Cushman spoke on China mission work and faith of converts while Bishop Walden led ordinations and consecrations. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society reports 200 women in the field and extensive school networks.
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New England Methodist Conference
Franklin Hamilton
New Fangland Conference Missionary Conference
James Mudge
Boston
Cambridge
Lynn
Springfield
Clara Cushman
China
George S. Chadbourne
John W. Walden
Conference Missionary Society
Thoburn
India
Walden
Mary I. Andros
Grace M. Lawrence
Clara Wood
Norman Fendrick
Mary Simister
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Bartenders Defers Action On Strike In Boston
Nearly all local labor groups backed the Brewery Workers strike but no immediate action was taken by bartenders. Leaders urged watching for beer from non union breweries and reporting to the strike committee. Delegates elected to Louisville May 12. Boston unions pledge support and potential boycotts if scab beer is sold.
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Appleton Street
Crozier
Central Labor Union
Boston Bartenders’ Union
Louisville
Robert Callahan
Richard W. Kennedy
John J. Menegan
Brewery Workers’ Union No. 14
Arbeiter Hall
Roxbury
Rev Davis Reads Second Chapter of Paul Leonard Novel
The Rev C Davis at Tremont Street M E Church presented chapter two of Paul Leonard's Sacrifice as the young hero encounters gamblers in the woods. Paul debates ministry versus ambition after receiving a gambler's plea to live like Jesus and seeks guidance from his mother. The tale hints at thirteen chapters to come.
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Mr. Davis
Tremont Street
M. E
Paul Leonard
C. Davis
Paul
Aut
Jesus
Santos-Dumont Visits Edison in West Orange
Santos-Dumont met Thomas A. Edison at his West Orange laboratory and spent about an hour discussing airship propulsion. Edison said they agreed gasoline offers the best power-to-weight ratio for airship motors.
Colonel Logan's Position in Boston Breweries Row
The Boston Brewers Association revealed last night that Colonel L. J. Logan placed cards in two liquor stores claiming the beer drawn there was union brewed. Investigators say the matter arose from a misunderstanding. Logan says only Boston brewed beer is used in his controlled establishments and will continue to be.
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Boston Brewers’ Association
Boston
L. J. Logan
Colonel Logan
Logan
Beer Held in Lawrence Amid Boston Brewery Strike
A special meeting of the Bottlers and Drivers Union in Lawrence voted not to handle any beer from Boston breweries while their workers strike. Beer sits at the depot awaiting delivery, and union drivers vow to refuse removal. If nonunion workers are used, the firm’s employees to be affected will strike.
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Pawtucket
International Bartendered League of America
Boston
Blackstone Valley
Woonsocket
Central Falls
American Federation of Labor
Lawrence
Cox Again President of Allied Freight Council
The Allied Freight Transportation Council re elected Oscar F Cox as president by unanimous vote despite his plea to retire He led efforts since December to resolve transportation troubles saving workers from larger losses James Grady J J Lane and J P Sullivan were elected to top posts Reports from member organizations show growth and harmony The council endorsed the brewery workers strike and urged all members to abstain from non union beer
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Allied Freight Transportation Council
Oscar F. Cox
Cox
James Grady
Team Drivers’ Union 25
J. J. Lane
Freight Clerks
J. P. Sullivan
Assembly
Mulvey Selected Secretary of Building Trades Council
Mark B. Mulvey, a city school committee member and noted labor leader, was elected secretary of the Building Trades Council to fill the vacancy caused by James Kinder of the Stone Cutters' Union. Kinder was thanked for his service. The council endorsed the Brewery Workers' strike and pledged full support, signaling 34 local unions and nearly 40,000 members will boycott saloons selling non union products.
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Mark B. Mulvey
Building Trades Council
James Kinder
Stone Cutters’ Union
Kinder
Mulvey
Williams honors Altgeld at memorial in Haven Conn
A large friendly audience welcomed Hon George Fred Williams in Haven Connecticut for a memorial meeting of the Hyperion Theatre to honor the late John P Altgeld. Williams delivered a high tribute and resolutions expressing sorrow at Altgelds death were adopted.
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Haven
Conn
George Fred Williams
Hyperion Theatre
John P. Altgeld
Williams
Altgeld
City Brevities: Warnings, Wounds and Theft Reported
A stairway fall at Sullivan Square sent Miss Annie Brown to hospital with a scalp wound and wrist fracture. Police seized three gallons of beer and a quart of whiskey at Nathaniel Bleet’s premises. Julius Pinks, 38, was arrested for larceny of a hundred dollars from Charles S Wellock. A dining room at 324 A Street was entered and 50 cigars were stolen. Alfred Kent, 188 West Seldon Street, collided on Newman Street with two unknown drivers, injuring his right side and head.
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Theullivan Square
Annie Brown
Medford Street
Charlestown
Nathaniel Bleet
Sterling Street
Xbury
Julius Pinks
Stanswood Street
Charles S$. Wellock
Everett
David R. Graves
A Street
South Boston
Alfred T. Kent
West Seldon Street
Mattapan
Newman Street
Southston
Wreck Victims Buried In Somerville Funerals
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon in Somerville for two railroad men killed in Thursday’s freight wreck at Wayland on the Boston and Maine Central Massachusetts division. Engineer Frederick G. Judkins of 212 Boston Street was buried in Lexington after a home service. Brakeman William R. Sutherland of 16 Tufts Street was laid to rest at Woodlawn after a service at St. Thomas’s Church in Union Square. The Boston & Maine Southern division Mutual Relief Association attended, and floral tributes surrounded the caskets.
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Frederick G. Judkins
William R. Sutherland
Wayland
Central
Tufts Street
St. Thomas’s Episcopal Church
Union Square
Boston & Maine
Southern Division) Mutual Relief Association
Silas B. Duffield
Woodlawn
Waller Acquitted Sparks Calls for Higher Tribunal
The acquittal of Waller prompts cries for accountability as analyst Warren argues General Smith may be implicated. He notes Waller claimed warfare rule compliance and obedience to Smith. Warren doubts execution of prisoners without trial fits warfare rules and says Smith should face a proper tribunal. Edward Atkinson refuses further comment.
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Fiske Warren
Waller
Smith
Mr. Warren
Winslow Warren
Edward Atkinson
Brussels Mob Clash at Maison du Peuple Wounds Five
Mob action near the Maison du Peuple in Brussels leads to five demonstrators wounded, one fatally, with sixteen arrests. Police and gendarmes charged late evening as Socialist committee edges toward a general strike. Civic guards mobilized. thousands expected workers may join. Ambulance service prepared for emergencies.
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Brussels
Maison du Peuple
Socialist Committee
Child Life in Boston Lecture Series Opens
The Rev. William A Knight of Berkeley Temple opened a series on The City's Need of Christ with illustrations on Child Life The display contrasted urban poverty and wealth via photos of street life and orphans and closed with a blessing scene The speaker stressed the citys obligation to protect its youngsters as vital to its prosperity.
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Wiliam A. Knight
Berkeley Temple
Knight
Boston
Christ
Unidentified man loots room at 168 West Brookline Street
A 23 year old man, five eight, about 160 pounds, with a pale complexion and smooth face, wearing a gray raglan overcoat and a dark alpine hat, rented a room at 168 West Brookline Street on Saturday then left yesterday with diamonds and jewelry valued at Mrs. George H. Cognate's suite. The theft occurred while she was away and her room door was left open. The suspect is unknown to residents.
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Gsmay Raglan
Temple Chobei Shalom Resolutions Endorse Goldfogle Action
Unanimous resolutions from Temple Chabei Shalom condemn Russia for discriminatory policies against Jewish American citizens. They back Congressman Goldfogle’s inquiry and urge Massachusetts lawmakers in Congress to oppose such treatment, asserting citizenship as the key right. Resolutions ordered to printing and to send copies to Goldfogle and Massachusetts officials.
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United States
Goldfogie
New York
Congress
Temple Chabel Shalom
Goldfogle
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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