Captain Moore Defends Mount Temple Rescue Efforts
St John New Brunswick April 24 Captain Moore in command of the Mount Temple reports rushing to aid Titanic after iceberg strike. He says his vessel turned back at 30 o'clock and returned to the scene, braving ice fields while 1461 passengers and crew were aboard. He claims no reply came from the Carpathia or others despite calls for help.
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ST. John, N. B
Imer
Mount Temples
Moore
Knight
Owever
Ani
Aptain Moore
Hac
Carhia
Birma
Frankfurt
Riker-Jaynes opens new Boston drug store at 375 Washington
The Riker Jaynes Company launches its eleventh retail outlet in Boston in the down city section at 375 Washington Street head of Franklin. The new store is a model shop featuring a separately managed prescription department with veteran pharmacists, a nurse in charge of a sickroom, and a broad stock including Mary Garden perfumes, bristle goods, and Parisian American ivory items. A soda fountain, cigar case, and Guth confections complete the store, with 30 clerks serving daily from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.
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Riker-Jaynes Company
Downs
Washington Street
Franklin
Boston
Washington Ot
Hanover
Warrenton
Riker-Jaynes
Newland
Exence
New Eng
New York
Mary Garden Perfumes
Prima A
Arles A. Wilmarth
American Newspaper Publishers Association Holds Convention
Delegates to the 26th annual convention of the American Newspaper Publishers Association meet in New York. Two business sessions were held with emphasis on publisher concerns nationwide. In the afternoon the president Bruce Haldeman of the Courier-Journal Louisville delivered the annual address.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
United States
Bruce Haldeman
Courier-Journal
Louisville
Annual Dinner and Titanic Sympathy Move A N P A
The A N P A members praised cooperation among 324 leading U S and Canadian newspapers and mourned the Titanic disaster. The convention included dinners at the Waldorf Astoria and remarks by international union presidents. A memorial praised heroism and selflessness in the tragedy.
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United States
Canada
Daily Newspaper Club
Waldorf-Astoria
Publishers’ Association
Foss Signs Dorr Extradition Papers
Governor Foss signed requisition papers for the extradition from Stockton California of William A. Dorr who was arrested there last week in connection with the Marsh murder case of Lynn Police Inspectors Stacey R Burckes and William Kane of the Lynn police will depart Stockton this afternoon for the transfer if no unforeseen issues arise
Melrose Upsets Somerville In 12 Innings On New Field
Melrose High defeated Somerville High 2 to 1 in a 12 inning opener at the new Somerville Field. Cheissong hit a 305 foot fly homer off Whittaker as Melrose’s only run until the 12th. Norton scored Somerville’s run after an error and a single. Whittaker pitched well with four walks and 15 strikeouts in a lengthy see-saw contest marked by field conditions aiding fast play.
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Somerville
Somerville High
Melrose High
Ross
Melrose
Whittaker
Cheissenge
Brook
Cheissong
Norton
Holt
Leland
A.E. Obie
M’quinn
Brady
Deiter
Mitchell
Merrill
Oj Leland
Robert’n
Tans
Oj Luciano
Wentzell
Peabody
Robertson
Quimby
Hoban
Evans
Olympic Held Up by Strike at Southampton
The White Star liner Olympic ready to sail for New York was halted as 300 firemen and engineer room workers quit, claiming collapsible boats are unseaworthy. The ship lay off Ryde Isle of Wight with 1400 passengers aboard and no sailing planned before noon today.
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Southampton
New York
Ryde
Isle of Wight
Strikes Impact Olympic Crew Refuse to Sail Refuting Blackleg Claims
Picket lines block recruitment as crew refuse to sail with non union firemen. British Seafarers Union backs the men while the company declines to demonstrate seaworthiness. Harland & Wolff sent 82 lifeboats to Liverpool for the Olympic ahead of a Mersey arrival.
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Clark
Southampton
Cowes Road
Harland & Wolff
Belfast
Liverpool
Olympic
Mersey
Changes in Symphony Programme by Mr Fiedler
Mr Fiedler alters this week's Symphony programme to include Beethoven Eroica funeral march in memoriam of Titanic victims. Wagner Siegfried Idyl replaces Marsyas, with Salome’s Dance and Debussy nocturnes plus Forsyth Chant Celtique and Strube Fantastic Dance. Emile Ferrr violin/viola soloist. 16 Boston Musical Art Club ladies assist in one Debussy nocturne.
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Fiedler
Siegfried
Wagner
Forsyth
Strube
Debussy
Salome
Richard Strauss
Emile Ferrr
Musical Art Club of Boston
Milton Academy Edges Roxbury Latin In Ten Innings
Milton Academy defeated Roxbury Latin 5 to 4 in ten innings. Trainer starred with four hits in four at bats while O Connell of Roxbury Latin stood out for the visitors.
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Milton Academy
Roxbury Latin School
Milton
Trainer
Orange and Biue
O'Connell
Milton Rcad
Roxbury
Rollins
Starr
Finn
Anth
Driscoll
Ol Isard
Moser
Wood
Mosser
Lombard
Southern League scores from Montgomery Atlanta and Mobile
In Montgomery Birmingham beat Montgomery 6 to 1. At Atlanta the Braves defeated Nashville 3 to 2. At Mobile New Orleans edged Mobile 1 to 0 in 12 innings.
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Montgomery
Birmingham
Atlanta
Nashville
Mobile
New Orleans
Boston Theatre Benefit for Actors Fund Opens at 1 PM
The Association of Theatre Managers of Boston stages a major benefit to aid the Actors Fund of America with a portion of receipts going to Tango Titanic survivors. The bill features top Boston houses and premieres two New York one acts, starting at 1 o'clock after 12:30 doors.
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Association of Theatre Managers of Boston
Actors’ Fund of America
Hanky Panky
Shubert
Paris
Majestic
Jimmy Valentine
Plymouth
Siren
Colonial
Montmarte
Park
Tom Moore
Boston
School For Scandal
Castle Square
Aborn Opera Company
Boston Opera House
New York
Actors’ Fund
Percival Knight
Edwin Peple
High Cost Living and Revolution Warn Voters
A political oration argues that millions in surplus earnings are siphoned by fictitious capital through stock exchanges and railroads, driving up prices. It calls for revolution unless a reform candidate is elected and urges voters to attend rallies before the upcoming election.
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Mr. Voter
United States
Vater
Stock Exchange
Mr. Vater
New York Stock Exchange
U. S. Steel
Union Pacific
Reading Railroad
Reading
Steel Trust
Reading and Steel
Voter
Republic
Congress
Taft
Union Pacific Railroad
United States OF America
France
Supreme Court
Lawrence
Beveridge
American People’s Bank
Teddy
AP board elects officers for AP name
The Associated Press board of directors elected officers in New York on April 24 with Frank B. Noyes as president General Charles H Taylor as first vice president Crawford Hill as second vice president Melville E Stone as general manager and secretary and J R Youatt as treasurer
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New York
Associated Press
Frank B. Noyes
Washington
DD. C
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Estabrook & Eaton
Masonic Temple
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Thomas W Lawson
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