Boston volunteers entertain Bumkin Island trainees
Six volunteer girl performers from Boston presented a varied program for the Bumkin Island Naval Training Station trainees yesterday afternoon. Misses Dorothy Newholt Evelyn Mc Kaber Esther Charak Dora Carlstein Helen Moses and Doris Myers sang played instruments danced and delivered orations under the direction of Miss Bessie Edelstein.
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Ailors
Bumkin Island Naval Training Station
Boston
Dorothy Newholt
Evelyn McKaber
Esther Charak
Dora Carlstein
Helen Moses
Doris Myers
Bessie Edelstein
Editor Predicts Zionist Homeland and Irish Self Rule
Abraham Alpert editor of the Boston Jewish American spoke at a Chanukah service in Roxbury. He predicted that war outcomes will include home rule for Ireland and a Jewish homeland in Palestine. He called President Wilson the Moses of the 20th century and cited his 14 points as new commandments.
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Ireland
Palestine
Abraham Alpert
Boston
Otisfield Street
Roxbury
Alpert
Wilson
Calais Maine Schooner William Cobb Lost
The steamship Alexandrian reports rescuing six men and the captain from the wrecked American schooner William Cobb at sea on November 9 while in latitude 37.29 north and longitude 61.31 west. The 424 ton Calais owned schooner was found several hundred miles southeast of Nova Scotia.
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London
Gibraltar
Wilmington
Del
William Cobb
Calais
Nova Scotia
Major Holbrook’s Funeral Tomorrow
Funeral services for Major Marshall Survinor Holbrook of Arlington and 56th Artillery, who died at Base Hospital 2 Staten Island, will be held at North Avenue Baptist Church Cambridge tomorrow at 2. Interment follows at Forestdale Cemetery Malden. A former Boston lawyer and Malden Alderman, he served overseas and was invalided home. He leaves a widow Eva M., two sons, and his mother in Bethel Vermont.
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Marshall Survinor Holbrook
56Th Artillery
Arlington
Base Hospital
Staten Island
New York
North Avenue Baptist Church
Cambridge
Forestdale Cemetery
Malden
Holbrook
Boston
Eva EE. M
Bethel
Greeks Hold Mass Meeting in Faneuil Hall
Nicholas George Kyriakides, head of the Central Committee of Unredeemed Greeks of Athens, spoke at a large Greek gathering in Boston’s Faneuil Hall. He, in the U.S. for weeks, will sail to France for the peace conference representing Thrace Asia Minor and the Aegean Islands. The crowd, many with Greek and American flags, heard speeches on Asia Minor and U S help, with Rev. William H. van Allen among the speakers.
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Nicholas George Kyriakides
Central Committee of
Athens
Greater Boston
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Kyriakides
France
Thrace
Asia Minor
Aegean Islands
United States
William H. van Allen
Church of the Advent
Martin Candidate for Mayor of Augusta
Burleigh Martin city clerk of Augusta was nominated at a Republican caucus as the party’s mayoral candidate for the upcoming city election in Augusta Maine on December 1.
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Martin
Augusta
Burleigh Martin
Crosby Victory Wedding Planned for Miss Crosby and Sergeant Heuer
Miss Katharine Magee Crosby of 72 Trenton Street Melrose to wed Sergeant Frederick Heuer currently in service overseas One of Melrose Victory weddings announced following engagement last New Year Mrs F M Crosby mother of the bride confirms the plans
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Katha Magee Crosby
Trenton Street
Melrose
Frederick Heuer
Crosby
F. M. Crosby
Sergeant Heuer
Katherine Crosby
France
White
Despondent Watertown Woman Missing After Mother's Death
Police ask Watertown and nearby towns to locate Margaret T. Cashman, 48, missing from her brother John M. Cashman's home on Beechwood Avenue. She left without clothing or money, possibly despondent after her mother's death six weeks ago.
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Watertown
Margaret T. Cashman
John M. Cashman
Beechwood Avenue
Miss Cashman
Fire destroys three story East Boston tenement
A blaze starting from a defective chimney partially gutted the three story tenement at 953 Saratoga Street East Boston yesterday noon. The first floor housed Samuel Grishner, owner, with the second and third floors occupied by Joseph Savoi and Albert E Jackson.
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Saratoga Street
Boston
Samuel Grishner
Joseph Savoi
Albert E. Jackson
Conductor Injures Shoulder in Streetcar Fall
John J. Fitzgerald of 17 Forest Street Watertown a Boston Elevated conductor was treated at Haymarket Relief Hospital yesterday for a dislocated left shoulder after falling from the roof of a surface car while repairing a trolley rope at Brattle Street station.
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John J. Fitzgerald
Forest Street
Watertown
Boston Elevated
Haymarket Relief Hospital
Brattle Street
Rosenblatt performs Jewish concert at Symphony Hall
Cantor Josef Rosenblatt with pianist Stuart Ross presented a varied program at Symphony Hall. The critic notes Rosenblatt's natural vocal style, technical color, and strong religious music roots, along with Ross’s tasteful, proficient accompaniment. audience response was enthusiastic.
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Cantor Rosenblatt
Symphony Hall
Josef Rosenblatt
Stuart Ross
Rosenblatt
Omar Rabbi Eilosor
Samson
Massenet
Ross
Political Strife Grows as Lloyd George Faces Tory Pressure
The piece argues party spirit intensifies as Lloyd George seeks democratic aims under a likely Tory-dominated coalition. It notes Liberal losses in the coalition, Irish issues dividing Labour and Liberal factions, and Clynes defending his Irish roots amid electoral tensions with Sinn Fein pressures.
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Adam
Wizard
Wales
Lloyd George
London
Tondon
Maurice
Sinn
Manchester Guardian
Ireland
Carson Orange Gang
Clynes
Great Britain
Bonar Law
Daniel Boyle
Sinn Fein
County Mayo
English Campaign Dominates Front Page News
London readers focus on the English election as the war recedes from headlines. Analysts note partisan passions, personal clashes, and political controversies overshadow military triumphs and naval milestones in Dec 1 reporting.
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London
Germany
Let Loose the Dogs of War feature on war dog Snooks
Katherine P. Cole writes of Snooks the war dog in a forthcoming Boston Post Sunday Magazine article. The piece titled Let Loose the Dogs of War presents the dog’s service and the human bonds formed in wartime.
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Snooks
Boston Post
Katherine P. Cole
War News From Last Year Reaches Hudson Bay
Eskimos and Indians at Hudson Bay trading posts welcomed wartime news carried by the steamship Nascopie on its annual fur voyage. At Fort Churchill the crew learned events after leaving St John’s as a government wireless station gathered daily bulletins. The native communities reported a prosperous year with above normal seal and salmon catches.
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Hudson Bay
ST. John's
N. F
Dew
Fort Churchill
St. John’s
Are You Run-down Win carn is A Tonic and Restorative
A historic ad describes Wincarnis as a four fold tonic restoring vitality when run down. It markets improved digestion, richer blood, and stronger nerves without false stimulation, likening the body to a drooping plant revived by water.
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Wincarnis
Europe
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