Marie Dressler entertains wounded at Boston Opera House
More than 1280 wounded soldiers and crippled children were entertained yesterday at the Boston Opera House by Marie Dressler and her company. The event was organized through the Community Service of Boston and the Volunteer Service Bureau of the American Red Cross, with Mrs. Katherine Grinnell and Mrs. Nell Alexander directing arrangements.
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Boston Opera House
Marie Dressler
Community Service of Boston
Volunteer Service Bureau
The
American Red Cross
Katherine Grinnell
Entertainment Bureau of Community Service
Nell Alexander
Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Fade Resistant Color
Promote Diamond Dyes for transforming worn fabrics into new looking garments. Claims dye works on wool silk linen cotton and blends. Includes simple directions and a color card from the druggist to match any material.
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New England
Dorchester Youth Linked to Hallway Mail Box Looting
Victor Hanley, 18, of Erle Street Dorchester, arrived from New York and faces forgery uttering and larceny charges totaling about 1000 in a Boston mailbox loot ring. Police say four youths targeted hallway mail boxes forging endorsements to cash checks, with two suspects captured after a dramatic alley chase near Franklin Street.
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New York
Victor Hanley
Erle Street
Dorchester
Boston
Manley
Boston Police Department
Franklin Street
Parish Reunion and Dance at Church of Our Lady of Pompeii
A reunion and dance for parishioners of the Church of Our Lady of Pompeii, led by Pastor Rev Pasqual De Milla, was held in Paul Revere Hall last night under the direction of the Catholic Community House.
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Church of Our Lady of Pompeii
Pasqual de Milla
Paul Revere Hall
Catholic Community House
Rothwell Magrane wedding in Lynn at St Joseph's
Adeline Magrane and Paul Taylor Rothwell wed yesterday morning at St Joseph's Church Lynn. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs P B Magrane of 247 Ocean Ave Lynn. the groom is son of Mr and Mrs Bernard J Rothwell of Boston. Officiants were Father Edward J Dolan and Rev Michael F Madden. The wedding party included matron of honor Mrs Charles F MacCahill and flower girls Patricia Habberly Eleanor Magrane Loretta Dee. Best man James H Baldwin. ushers Joseph A Magrane Charles F MacCahill Thomas Magrane Thomas Giblin Edward G Kennedy.
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Lynn
Adeline Magrane
Paul Taylor Rothwell
St. Joseph’s Church
Rothwell
P. B. Magrane
Ocean Avenue
Bernard J. Rothwell
Boston
Edward J. Dolan
Michael F. Madden
Charles F. MacCahill
Patricia Habberly
Eleanor Magrane
Loretta Dee
Martha Magrane
Shore Hills
N. J
James H. Baldwin
Chestnut Hill
Joseph A. Magrane
Thomas Giblin
Edward G. Kennedy
General Neville to Visit Boston for 1st Division Banquet
Brigadier General Wendell Buck Neville former commander of the Fourth Brigade of the Fifth and Sixth U S Marine Corps will be guest at the Second Division Association annual banquet to be held Friday evening April 23 at the City Club in Boston.
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Wendell
Buck" Neville
United States Marine Corps
Second Division Association
City Club
Professional Women's Club to Stage The Rivals at Wilbur Theatre
The Professional Women's Club presents The Rivals at the Wilbur Theatre with Helen Willard Howard as Faulkland and a cast led by Bertha Wesselhoeft Swift Elsie Adams Woelber and Nan Gurney. Women handle ticketing ads publicity and stage directions while men shift scenery under female supervision.
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Faulkland
Wilbur Theatre
School For Scandal
Bertha Wesselhoeft Swift
Elsie Adams Woelber
Helen Willard Howard
Nan Gurney
Mary Mosher
Emma Pritchard
Rose Kingsley
Florence Story
Maude Huntington Benjamin
Loretta Joy Cummins
Elsie Luker
Kate Ryan
No danger of famine in Boston amid railroad strike
Boston dealers insist famine is unlikely despite meat shortages and price uncertainty. Government would ship food and station troops if needed. fresh meat may rise in price but meat in cold storage helps. Fresh water fish scarce. shad prices could jump from 15 to about 60 cents per pound.
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Boston
John Sherburne
The
State Commission On the Necessaries of
Heston
New York
William H. Gove of Salem Dies After Florida Visit
William H. Gove president of the Lydia E. Pinkham Medical Company of Lynn died this afternoon upon returning from a health trip to Florida. Born September 4 1851 in South Berwick Maine he moved to Lynn in 1866 and later Salem in 1881. He married Lydia E Pinkham's daughter in 1884 and served in state government roles including the House of Representatives in 194 and 190 and the Governor's Council in 1909 and 1910. He leaves wife a son William P Gove and three daughters Lydia Caroline and Mrs Earl Pitman of Orange New Jersey.
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Salem
William H. Gove
Lydia E. Pinkham Medical Company
Lynn
Florida
Mr. Gove
South Berwick
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Lydia E. Pinkham
Famous Medical Company
Gove
Salem Board of Aldermen
House of Representatives
Governor’s Council
William P. Gove
Lydia Gove
Caroline Gove
Earl Pitman
Orange, N. J
Coal Miners Get Restless in Anthracite Fields
Unrest grows as wage talks stall in the anthracite region. About 15,000 of 40,000 miners in district 9 centered at Shamokin plan to quit tomorrow until operators pledge a fair wage adjustment. Other areas report similar threats to walk out without a definite new contract.
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New York
General Scale Committee
District 9
Shamokin
Penn
New Bill Proposes $100 Bonus for Yeomen
Yeomen women previously excluded from the soldiers bonus act gain a partial victory as the committee on reconstruction votes to report a new bill granting them a $100 bonus the same as World War service members.
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Yeomen
Committee On Reconstruction
Child saved by mother in Sanford Maine
Gertrude Lamarre six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Anselme Lamarre of 29 Main Street Sanford Maine was saved from fits by her mother's quick action using Dr True's Elixir. The letter to Dr J F True & Co credits the elixir with curing dizzy spells and avoiding further fits. The advertisement touts Dr True's Elixir as a long standing family laxative and worm expeller available at dealers with a herbal composition for bowel health.
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Gertrude Lamarre
Anselme Lamarre
Main Street
Sanford
Maine
Dr. True
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Alltow
Banke
Dominant
Diamond House of
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Filene
Plith
White
General Neville
Hartmann
Neverbreak
Weat Street
Peakes
Charles EB. Peakes
Weston
Executive Council
O. H. Stevens Manufacturing CO
Marlboro
Telephone
Shortage
Ene
Ine
Han
Swift & Company
U. S
W. H. Gove
A. Shuman & CO
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