German Zeppelins L-3 and L-4 Lost in Gale Off Denmark
Berlin reports the loss of airships L-3 and L-4 in a heavy gale off southern Denmark. Crews were saved except four men missing. Despatches say L-3 exploded near Fano island and another airship under Captain Count Platen sank north of Jutland after conditions worsened.
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Berlin
Sayville, L
Denmark
Tonight
Copenhagen
Thurs
Fano
Jutland
Count Platen
Boston Artist Harry Spiers Wins Museum Purchase
The Boston Art Museum accepted Spiers watercolor Bursting Sunshine, a Boston artist whose studio is at 34 School Street. Mayor Curley bought the painting for the museum to ensure local artists are represented. The landscape uses pure transparent colors with minimal body color. Previously Canada bought two of Spiers watercolors for Ottawa's museum.
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Boston
Boston Art Museum
Harry Spiers
School Street
Curley
Spiers
Ottawa
Rhode Island Rejects New Haven Railroad Plan
Providence Feb 19 Rhode Island House sends back to the corporation committee the bill to amend the New York New Haven Hartford charter tied to a financing plan. The railroad legal department is preparing a substitute measure for the committee.
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Providence
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Corporation Committee
Rhode Island House
Legal Department of the Road
Still Trying for Dr Creel at Boston Revival
Prominent Boston educators and health officials urged Surgeon General Blue to grant Dr Richard H Creel leave to head the reorganized Boston health department. A Roxbury revival drew 1200 attendees as Dr Milton M Rees delivered a powerful two part sermon on calling and renewal.
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Dr. Rees
Boston
Blue
Federal Health Service
Richard H. Creel
Reorganized
Health Department
Lowell
Harvard
Maclaurin
Technology
W. T. Sedgwick
American Publican Health Department
A. J. McLaughlin
State Health Department
Creel
Boston Health Department
Howe Nominated for Vermont Federal Judge
Washington Feb 19 Harland B Howe of St Johnsbury Vermont was nominated by President Wilson to serve as United States district judge for Vermont.
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Washington
Harland B. Howe
St. Johnsbury
Wilson
United States
Vermont
Workers Need Most Leisure, Ward Urges Shorter Hours
Professor Harry F. Ward of Boston University urges shorter work hours and leisure as a right to life. He argues leisure fosters culture and development, and that labor should be organized around brotherhood and shared tasks rather than overwork. The talk links leisure to living with dignity and calls for shared culture among workers.
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Harry F. Ward
Boston University School of Technology
Ford Hall
Jesus
Rev H F Moulton Named New Fort Plains Pastor
The Rev Herbert Frank Moulton of Boston has been called to lead the Universalist Church in Fort Plains New York but has not announced his decision. He preached at the Fort Plains church last Sunday.
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Herbert Frank Moulton
Boston
Universalist Church
Fort Plains
N. Y
Moulton
Fort P'a'ns
Choir Boy Murder Case Continued in Juvenile Court
Wright A Edmundson Jr a 14 year old choir boy charged with manslaughter in the death of John Sydney Goodwin also 14 of 46 Brooks street Brookline was before Judge Baker in Juvenile Court and the case was continued for two weeks
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Wright A. Edmundson, Jr
John Sydney Goodwin
Brooks Street
Brookline
Baker
New Treatment for Sour Stomach Excludes Harsh Past Remedies
An advertisement promotes Dyspeplets as a modern remedy for sour stomach and indigestion. It claims to avoid soda, mints, and chalk, and combines pepsin, bismuth, mint, rhubarb, and other carminatives into tasty tablets. They quickly relieve sour stomach, nausea, heartburn.
Bartlett Nominated for Mayor in Waterville
Martin Bartlett, a Missouri State Senator, was nominated for mayor by Republicans in Waterville on February 19.
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Waterville
Martin ¥. Bartlett
Republicans
Calvin B Faunce Dies Noted Roxbury Jamaica Plain Resident
Calvin B Faunce a longtime Roxbury and Jamaica Plain resident died Thursday after a brief illness born in 1840 he took over his father C B Faunce’s business later retired from work He served as secretary of the Roxbury Horse Guard Veterans officer of the Roxbury Historical Society and the Washington School Association He is survived by his wife two sons Dr Walter J Faunce and Dr C B Faunce and two daughters Mrs Garret Roach of Jamaica Plain and Mrs P J Lynch of Roslindale Funeral services are set for 2 30 this afternoon at the home of his daughter Mrs Roach at the corner of Adelaide Street and Spring Park Avenue Jamaica Plain.
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Calvin B. Faunce
Roxbury
Jamaica Plain
C. B. Faunce
Faunce
Bury Historical Society
The
Washington School Association
Walter J. Faunce
Garret D. Roach
P. J. Lynch
Roslindale
Roach
Adelaide Street
Spring Park Avenue
Bangor Hotel Proprietor Captain Chapman Dies after Illness
Bangor Me Feb 19 Captain Horace C Chapman owner of the Bangor House for over 25 years died today after a week long illness following a long period of ill health.
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Bangor
Horace C. Chapman
Bangor House
New England
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Sale Bbl
Pillsbury
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van Camp
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Rhode Island
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Hanover and
Portland Streets
DR. Creel
Immanuel Walnut Avenue
Milton
Rees
New York
Howe
Liggett Myers Tobacco Ca
Ward
H. F. Moulton
Bartlett
Loa
North
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Queen Quality
Dorothy Dodd
School St
Boylston St
Posner
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