Two Babies Born Aboard Ivernia On Ocean Voyage
On the steamship Ivernia docking in New York Mr and Mrs Ovie Bates welcomed son John Bates born April 20 The infant sent a wireless request for an incubator ambulance to meet the ship He and his mother were taken to a hospital Dr T M Bellew says the boy has good prospects with proper care Also aboard was Gazilla Ivernia Szentkiraly born mid voyage to steerage passengers bound for Reading Penn.
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Ivernia
Ovie Bates
T. M. Bellew
Gazilla Ivernia Szentkiraly
Reading
Penn
Thieves Busy in Churches Reported in Boston
Sneak thieves target Bos ton churches stealing hand bags muffs overcoats and other belongings. Audiences are warned to watch belongings during services at First Presbyterian Church People's Temple on Columbus Avenue and Park Street Church.
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Boston
First Presbyterian Church
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
Park Street
Robbery at First Presbyterian Church in Everett
Mrs Frederick F Flanders of Everett had her silver mesh hand lag stolen from a pew during morning services at the First Presbyterian Church on Columbus avenue and Berkeley street. A man snatched the bag containing a dollar and a morning contribution envelope as hymn singing began. Dr W M Tufts warned during the evening service that sneak thieving is rising in area churches.
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Frederick F. Flanders
Everett
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Flanders
W. M. Tufts
D. D
Somerville
Tufts
Stephen Silver
First Presbyterian
Rider Silver
Troops to Ulster Move Report Sparks Martial Law Rumor
London reports confirm troop deployment to Ulster with rumors of martial law. Liberal papers urge strong action against those connected to Germany’s 40 000 rifles and half a million rounds landed Friday night and distributed to Ulster volunteers.
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London
Ulster
Germany
Wister
Ulster Volunteers
May Send Troops to Colorado Over Coal Dispute
President Wilson is expected to send federal troops to Colorado today to quell the coal field crisis. Colorado Representatives expect orders to deploy troops early this morning after White House talks. In Fremont county a strike zone battle at Canon City left seven men reportedly dead at the Chandler Mine camp of Colorado Fuel and Iron Company.
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Washington
Wilson
Colorado
Congress
White House
Denver
Col
J. H. Peabody
Fremont County
Chandler
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Canon City
Colorado Coal Strike Turmoil Escalates With Militia Rally
Fighting began at 1 o'clock as strikers seized Canon City. Reports say shots occurred. authorities sent 200 militiamen. Gov Ammons and state officials say truce broken and militia free to act. Capitol grounds fill with Workers Defence League as Mother Jones arrives from Washington.
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Fremont County
General Chase
Canon City
Ammons
Colorado
Capitol
Workers’ Defence League
Mary Jones
Washington
Cardinals Named May 25 in Rome Consistory
Pope Pius plans a May 25 consistory to elevate several senior church figures to the Sacred College. Names include Archbishop Louis Nazaire Begin of Quebec Archbishop Guiasbla Menendez of Toledo Abbot Gasquet of the English Benedictines and others across Europe.
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Pius
Sacred College
Louis Nazaire Begin
Quebec
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Guiasbla Menendez
Toledo
Spain
Mer. Serafini
The
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J. Della Chiesa
Bologna
Mer. Csernoch
Strigonia
Mer. Levin
Mediation Commentary From London On Wilson Huerta Crisis
London papers weigh Wilsons acceptance of mediation as a sign of resolve rather than weakness. Morning Post argues Huerta misreads US dedication to victory while Daily Express notes possible difficulty behind mediation. The Times cautions Latin America may press Huerta to resign under international guarantees, while praising Wilsons sincerity over imperial aims.
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London
Huerta
Wilson
Morning Post
United States
Daily Express
Washington
The
Times
Noted Woman Traveler Elen Huling Dies in Cambridge
Miss Elen Paine Huling of Cambridge died at Cambridge Hospital after a weeklong illness. The Radcliffe College 1898 graduate and longtime Cambridge High School teacher was famed for world wide travel and for reaching far northern points, including Alaska, Cape Whidley, Labrador, and Baffin Land, often as the only woman with a men’s party.
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Elen Paine Huling
Cambridge
Robert E. Peary
Miss Huling
Alaska
Cape Whidley
Labrador
Baffin Land
Radcliffe College
Child May Die Of Fall Down Stairs In Roxbury
A 9 year old, Dora Zimon, slid down bannisters at her Roxbury home and was taken to City Hospital with a probable skull fracture. An older sister found her unconscious at the bottom of the stairs on the first floor at 16 Thorndike Street.
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Dora Zimon
City Hospital
Thorndike Street
Roxbury
Free Talk Demand by Socialists Draws 600 at Boston Rally
Resolutions urging Mayor Curley to publicly affirm defense of free speech free press and free assembly were adopted by over 600 at a Boston Socialist party anti war demonstration in Franklin Union. A hiss greeted the mayor's name and his representative who attended to report.
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Curley
Boston
Boston Socialist Party
Franklin Union
Boston meeting riven by protests over war talk and free speech
Professor George R. Kirkpatrick, a noted author, led a Boston gathering where hisses greeted Clerk Reardon and officials outside. Speakers argued for freedom of assemblage and speech, criticizing Mayor as a hindrance to debate and denouncing war while praising peace efforts by women and the Socialist party.
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New York City
Clerk Reardon
Kirkpatrick
Boston
Reardon
Professor Kirkpatrick
Jesus Christ
Brotherhood of Man
Silk
Brotherhood
Jesus
Christ
Rio Grande
Telegraph
Socialist Party
Boston Meeting Calls Mayor Curley to Guarantee Rights
A 1914 Boston gathering urges Mayor Curley to publicly assure residents of free press speech and assembly and to provide copies of the meeting report to the press and the Boston Socialist Club secretary. Memorial service for New England Association railroad veterans set for May 10 at King's Chapel.
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Boston
Franklin Union Hall
Curley
Boston Socialist Club
New England Association of Railroad Veterans
King’s Chiel
Preacher Rev Frederick W W Hamilton Speaks on Clean Up
The Rev. Frederick W W Hamilton former Tufts College president preached yesterday morning at the Broadway Universalist Church in South Boston on the topic Clean Up. The April meeting of the women s auxiliary of St Paul s Episcopal church Malden will be held this afternoon at 2 30 at the parish house.
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Malcolm
Playlor
Grace Church
Everett
Frederick WW. Hamilton
D. D
Tufts College
Broadway Universalist Church
South
Boston
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Malden
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