French Bazaar at Horticultural Hall Draws Rainy Crowds
Hundreds attended the French Bazaar in Horticultural Hall despite rain. More than $6700 was raised for orphans and disabled soldiers in France. Over the first two days about 2200 people visited. Lawyers' Day drew many Boston attorneys and Back Bay women provided jitney service. Today is Business Men's Day with hopes to extend jitney service.
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Horticultural Hall
France
Boston
Back Bay Society
State Street
Special Aid Society Plans Exhibit at 601 Boylston Street
The Special Aid Society for American Preparedness announces a two week open exhibit at 601 Boylston Street with an upcoming program. On April 19 visitors will learn about preparedness after a Lexington and Concord visit. Speakers include Grace Andrews, Thomas Barbour, C O Connell Galvin, W D Bennett, Colonel W Armstrong, and Perry Galpin delivering topics on preparedness, patriotism, and relief work in Holland.
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Special Aid Society For American Preparedness
Boylston Street
Lexington and Concord
Grace Andrews
Thomas Barbour
Mexico
C. O'Connell Galvin
W. D. Bennett
W. Armstrong
Merchant Marine
Perry Galpin
Holland
Fore River Official Sedgewick Dies After Illness
Funeral planned for Joseph A. Sedgewick 45 treasurer of the Fore River Shipbuilding Corp prominent in workers welfare groups. He contracted tonsillitis on March 24 and died yesterday at his home 240 Goffe Street Quincy after a relapse following a brief improvement.
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Fore River
Joseph A. Sedgewick
Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation
Goffe Street
Quincy
Sedgewick
Relief for rheumatism from Eimer amp Amend ad
An advertising note promotes Eimer amp Amend's N Y 2851 as a rheumatism remedy. It asks why suffer and urges readers to obtain it from reliable druggists, highlighting availability through credited advertisers.
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Eimer & Amend’s
N. Y
General Wood to Speak at Boston Press Club Luncheon
Major General Leonard A. Wood and Adjutant General Charles H. Cole head the guest list for a 12 o'clock luncheon at the Boston Press Club. They will visit Holy Cross College Worcester before a flying visit to Beacon Street. Also scheduled are several State militia officers as speakers at the Saturday noontime forum.
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Leonard A. Wood
United States Army Department of the East
Charles H. Cole
State Militia
Boston Press Club
General Wood
General Cole
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Beacon Street
Leroy E. Sweetser
Logan
Graves
Sweetser
Cutting
Easter sale supports crippled children at Industrial School
Mrs. George S. Mumford and the committee urge generous patronage for the Easter sale at 241 St Botolph Street to aid crippled and deformed children. Proceeds fund education and skilled training in sewing and basketry, helping children support themselves and relieve families and the city.
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George S. Mumford
H. de Forest Lockwood
Edward L. Kent
Philip Parker
Industrial School
St. Botolph Street
Standard Oil Announces Wages Rise At Refineries
The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey said on April 14 that starting April 17 wages in all its refineries will rise by 5 to 10 percent. The increase is described as voluntary.
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New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Bird with Hughes if I R loses
Charles Sumner Bird told a Lawrence rally that if Roosevelt’s nomination fails his second choice is Justice Hughes, contingent on a clear stance on military and industrial preparedness and foreign policy. He doubted Hughes would run and claimed his name is a Wall Street fabrication used by unpledged delegates.
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Lawrence
Roosevelt
Justice Hughes
Mr. Bird
Big Four
New York
Hughes
Bird
Wall Street
Lodge
McCall
Weeks
Crane
Wilson
Attleboro
Gardner
Senator Weeks
Cushing
Murray Crane
Hospital Trust Now in Action
Dr. Charles Malone of Jamaica Plain calls for organizing to counter a hospital trust he says targets general practitioners. He claims city hospitals specialists and social workers seek to discredit GPs and that out patient departments favor the rich over the poor, harming general practitioners.
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Boston
Charles Malone
Glen Road
Jamaica Plain
Malone
Malone alleges hospital trust formed by major Boston institutions
In an interview with a Post reporter, Dr. Malone expanded his charges published in the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal. He claims Massachusetts General Hospital Boston City Hospital Peter Bent Brigham Hospital and an affiliated group led by Drs Richard and Hugh Cabot conspired to create a hospital trust.
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Boston Medice and Surgical Journal
Post
Massachusetts General
Boston City
Peter Bent Brigham
Boston
Richard and
Hugh Cabot
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