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Financial
The
Inquirer
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Safe Italian money investment and war bonds guidance
Question and answers discuss whether remitting Italian funds is safe given wartime depreciation and government risk. It notes bankers consider Italian money safe and unlikely government confiscation, with uncertain recovery timeline. Also explains UK gilt securities pricing, comparing 5 percent notes and 1 1/8 percent issues, and clarifies Liberty bonds versus War Savings Stamps, Civil War debt status, and defines debenture bonds.
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Italy
Westboro
Mass. Co
J. R. M. Walpole
Catholic Church Notes Show Busy Communion Day
The Cathedral was crowded for the Holy Name Society monthly communion with a large late afternoon holy hour and Benediction led by three priests. Bishop Joseph Anderson announces future Holy Name communion and a Thursday service for parish youths in Uncle Sam’s service. Chaplaincy assigned for Father Gregory Carr to Fort Logan, Texas. Forty House Devotion set for St Anthony's Somerville St Francis Lawrence and St Rocco's Brockton. St Joseph's Total Abstinence Society to stage annual war service benefit play at St Mary's North End.
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Holy Name Society
Joseph Anderson
St. Peter's Church
Dorchester
John WW. Griffin
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Winthrop
Uncle Sam
Gregory J. Carr
South Boston
Ile
Fort Logan
Houston
Texas
Father Carr
St. Bonaventure’s College
Allegany
Archdiocese
St. Anthony's
Somerville
St. Francis; Lawrence
St. Rocco's
Brockton
St. Joseph's Total Abstinence Society
St. Mary's Theatre
North End
Market Review and Outlook Amid War Driven Shifts
Prices moved reactionarily as German advances influenced markets with rail and industrial shares hitting new lows since the drive began. Banks expect a rebound on Allied victory, while brokers show reduced loans, signaling resilience. Steel output rebounds about 40 percent from winter to spring, Liberty Loan progress continues, and railroads resume dividend plans amid favorable government guarantees.
Real Col House Seeks 1912 Democratic Nominee
Colonel House weighs a eastern progressive candidate acceptable to Bryan for the 1912 ticket. He tests Mayor Gaynor as a potential leader after Bryan's defeats, and pursues a path avoiding Big Business ties while ensuring Southern and Western appeal. A shooting of Gaynor alters his prospects and reshapes the field.
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Bryan
Taft
Colonel House
Parker
House
Mr. Bryan
Trouse
William J. Gaynor
New York
Gayor
Gaynor
Albany
Texas
White House
John J. Gallagher
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Europe
Col Stewart Urges School Physical Training
Colonel N A Stewart calls for medical physical training in schools arguing it strengthens future citizens. He states better bodies improve mental and moral development, reduce weakness in mind and morals, and support national strength for war and later prosperity. Addressed to the editor, dated April 15, 1918.
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M. B. Stewart
N. A
Protestant Church Events And Speakers Across Boston Area
The Rev. Dr. John Higginson Cabot is expected home from Europe Saturday after serving at the war front. Lectures cover Irish church liturgy by Rev. J M Robinson of Wicklow and centralization of energies in building up the Christian church by Rev. Paul G Macy. Sessions take place at Immanuel Church Roxbury and First Church Medford. Other talks include Rev. D Brewer Eddy and Rev. Gabriel Reed Maguire at various gatherings. Walter P Eaton, Boston journalist and author, to speak at the Young People’s Religious Union meeting in Cambridge on May 2. The Rev. John Barlow will address the Presbyterian Ministerial Association at 41 Bromfield Street today.
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John Higginson Cabot
Church of the Advent
Europe
J. M. Robinson
Oroca
County Wicklow
Ireland
Paul G. Macy
Christian Church
Suffolk South Association
The
Congregational Churches
Immanuel Church
Walnut Avenue
Roxbury
D. Brewer Eddy
Gabriel Reed Maguire
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Boston East Baptist Bible School Convention
Medford
Walter P. Eaton
Boston
Greater
Harvard
Young People’s Religious Union
Unitarian Church
First Parish
Cambridge
John Barlow
Camp Devyens
Presbyterian Ministerial Association
Bromfield Street
Liberty Bond Drive Enlists Public Support for War Effort
A wartime appeal urges citizens to back the Liberty Bond program. It calls on individuals, families, and government to buy bonds to finance the war, promising patriotic duty and national solidarity.
Waterfront Calendar Signals War Tide and Fish Prices
Waterfront calendar notes the 14th day of war with tides and moons listed. No vessels arrived at the fish pier yesterday, foretelling high wholesale prices for fresh fish unless heavy arrivals occur today. Mackerel may grow more plentiful. New York landings surge while Boston shares lag. lobsters rise but canal steamers cut to port. The Landsman.
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Boston
New York
Here
Canadian
War Vales
Landsman
Paris Endures First Nocturnal Bombardment
Paris faced its first night bombardment since long range shelling began with late night attacks. One woman was killed during the afternoon strike, while other nocturnal shots caused no major casualties and minimal property damage. Morale remains steady despite the surprise effort.
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Paris
Finnish Revolt Near End as White Guards Advance
Stockholm reports closing scenes of the Finnish uprising with German troops landed at Helsingfors. Hyvinkaa is seized cutting Red Guard lines to Viborg while Mannerheim fortifies Viborg front and Karelen action intensifies. Bjoerneborg falls to White Guards leaving Abo under Red threats. alleged terror and looting accompany claimed murders totaling about 250.
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Helsingfors Harbor
Hyving
Rikidanki
Red Guard
Helsingfors
Viborg
Svenska Dagbladet
Vasa
Mannerheim
White Guard
Karelen
Bjoerneborg
White Guards
Red Guards
Abo
Bourreois
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