Irish Labor Leader James Larkin to Speak at Tremont Temple
Dublin born James Larkin renowned Socialist and Red Hand advocate will address Tremont Temple next Saturday evening. Endorsed by the School of Social Science and approved by the Central Labor Union, he will outline Red Hand principles and argue for social emancipation.
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Red Hand
Tremont Temple
James Larkin
The
Fiery Cross
Dublin
Ireland
School of Social Science
Central Labor Union
Jim Larkin Urges Labor Union Reform In Boston Meeting
Jim Larkin, famed Irish labor leader, plans to speak Saturday night in Boston about how unions should be run. Local 3 Bricklayers president John Dailly praises Larkin’s work in Ireland and notes his potential impact on American workers. A large turnout is anticipated by the Central Labor Union.
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Larkin
Jim
Jim Larkin
Transport Workers
Dublin
Mount Joy
Tam
America
John Dailly
Bricklayers’ Union of
Boston
Larkin Committee
Mr. Dailly
Ireland
Clan Wa Gael
Taft Urges U S Resolve Against Neutral Rights Crisis
Former President Taft warns of a serious invasion of U S neutral rights as European belligerents threaten commerce. He urges calm, warns against jingoism, and says Americans must stand by the President to protect the flag and country.
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Morristown
N. J
United States
Europe
Taft
Conference of New England Churchmen Concludes at Harvard
The concluding exercises of the conference of New England churchmen were held yesterday at Harvard with 150 delegates, featuring discussions and addresses by Bishop Thomas F. Davies, the Rev. W. A. DeWitt of Yale, and Pauli Micou, secretary of the board of religious education.
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Conference of New England
Harvard
Thomas F. ‘Davies
W. A. DeWitt
Yale University
Pauli Micou
Board of Religious Education
Courteously Bound to Hyde Park Past and Bride
The Rev. Philip S. Thacher, former pastor with Maine and Massachusetts ties, met Hyde Park on a train in Buffalo and later led to a church call. He married Mrs. Fred H. Hill in a quiet Saturday night ceremony at her home, aligning his life with Hyde Park's Unitarian community and his wife's longtime civic work.
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Hyde Park
Buffalo
N. Y
Muskoka Lakes
Canada
Philip S. Thacher
Fred H. Hill
Miss Keefe
Judge Keefe
Mr. Thacher
Unitarian Church of
Thacher
Maine
Massachusetts
West
California
J. Pierpont Morgan
Libel for Divorce Filings In Brookline Case
Mrs. Frieda A. Thomas of Brookline files a libel for divorce against Paul F. Thomas a wholesale dry goods merchant. She seeks divorce custody of two children and alimony. She cites marriage in Brookline on April 20 1904 and continuous residence there with alleged cruel and abusive treatment in Brookline Boston and Hull.
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Frieda A. Thomas
Brookline
Dedham
Paul F. Thomas
Boston
Hull
Thomas
C. A. Thomas & Co
Essex Street
C. U. Thomas
Luncheon for Eighth Regiment Officers and NCOs
Officers of the Eighth Regiment attended a City Club luncheon after paying respects to Gov. Walsh. Col. Frank A. Graves presided and led a program following the meal. NCOs dined at Ford Hall where Sergeant Starbird, president of the NCO Association, was announced to transfer to the machine gun company at Quincy.
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Eighth Regiment
City Club
Gov. Walsh
Frank A. Graves
Ford Hall
Sergeant Starbird
Quincy
Santa Marta Tug Tow Prepares Tow to New York
The United Fruit steamer Santa Marta, after losing her rudder off Cape Hatteras Saturday, has been towed by a wrecking tug toward New York. Captain Henshaw of the steamer Fastores reports the vessel, carrying 65 passengers from Port Simon, is en route to quarantine.
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New York
United Fruit
Santa Marta
Cape Hatteras
Henshaw
Fastores
Colon
Port Simon
Multitude Attends Governor Walsh's Annual Public Reception
Upward of 8000 people gathered at the State House for Governor Walsh's annual reception. The event was the most attended and brilliant in the state's capital history, drawing octogenarians, families, immigrants, and varied citizens in a long procession past the governor. Members of military, patriotic, and fraternal groups, as well as church and state dignitaries, joined hundreds of officials and everyday residents in the celebration.
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State House
Walsh
Walsh in Happy Mood at State House Reception
Governor Worcester greets 7899 people in a long handshaking line at the State House reception with 600 Knights of St Finbar and 250 Coast Artillery, followed by a visit to the Elks lodge where Mayor Curley speaks and the 500 voice chorus performs.
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Highland Dress Association
Knights of St. Finbar
Coast Artillery Corps
Supreme Court
Aiken
Superior Court
McCall
Curley
Cornelius A. Reardon
Stephen O'Meara
O'Meara
Crowley
Internal Revenue
John F. Malley
Port
Joseph A. Maynard
Elks
Somerset Street
Elks Army Band
Ellis
Commonwealth
State House
Lodge of Elks
Elks Host Reception for Governor Walsh and Mayor Curley
Boston Lodge of Elks held a reception and banquet honoring Governor Walsh and Mayor Curley. The event drew speakers and guests, with about 500 in attendance at the lodge.
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Governor Walsh
Cureley
Boynton Leads 43d Massachusetts Regiment Alumni
About 10 members attended the 40th annual reunion and dinner of the Forty third Massachusetts Regiment Association held yesterday in Kingsley Hall. John H. Nichols presided as retiring president. New officers elected included Richard F. Boynton president Luther W. Bixby secretary for his 29th term Charles A. Rice and George B. Curtis vice presidents and Thomas R. Appleton treasurer.
Blind Children Exhibit Gymnastics at Perkins Institute
A Washington Birthday program at the Perkins Institute of the Blind in Watertown featured gymnastic displays by blind students, including pyramid formations by boys, swimming and diving demonstrations, a wand drill by girls, and a closing chorus of The Pilgrims by more than 100 pupils under teaching staff.
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Perkins Institute of the Blind
Watertown
Edward Gardner Leads School Music Instructors
Edward Gardner instructed the musical program while Thomas Hynes supervised the boys and Miss Elizabeth Langworthy oversaw the girls exhibitions.
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Edward Gardner
Thomas Hynes
Elizabeth Langworthy
Craft in Harbor Decorated with Flags
German vessels interned at the port were decorated with flags and bunting for Washington and Lincoln observances. Ships in the harbor including the Boston Calvin Austin Nantucket and Tuscan displayed large American flags while tugs at sea and navy yard ships were dressed in honor of the holidays.
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Washington
Lincoln
Boston
Calvin Austin
Nantucket
Tuscan
Daughters of the Revolution Observe Washington's Birthday
A large turnout marked the Washington's Birthday observance by the Daughters of the Revolution at Hotel Ventome. Mrs Morill Hamlin, daughter of Lot Merrill, spoke on The Presidents and Their Wives with reminiscences of diplomatic life in Washington. Mrs Carolyn Frink Cottrell sang with accompanist Mrs Ellen Porter Davison. About 20 members and guests attended.
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Washington
Daughters of the Revolution
Hotel
Ventome
Morrill Hamlin
Lot M. Morrill
Lincoln
Carolyn Frink Cottrell
Ellen Porter Davison
Insignia Presented to S A R President at Boston Dinner
At the Massachusetts Society of the Sons of the American Revolution dinner in the Boston City Club Luther Atwood received a replacement insignia after its theft last summer. Vice-President Frank B. Woodward made the presentation. A paper on The Treaty of Ghent was read by Worthington Chauncey Ford of the Massachusetts Historical Society.
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Massachusetts Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Boston City Club
Luther Atwood
Frank B. Woodward
Ghent
Worthington Chauncey Ford, A. M
Massachusetts Historical Society
Captain Kenny Addresses National Lancers Gathering
Captain John Kenny and commissioned officers spoke to National Lancers at a Governor's reception. Attendees adjourned to Bulfinch street barracks and enjoyed lunch prepared by Quartermaster-Sergeant Charles Rycroft and Cook Napoleon Guertin. Members wore plumed helmets of the old Polish Lancers, bright red coats, boots and spurs.
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National Lancers
Bulfinch Street
Charles Rycroft
Napoleon Guertin
Lancers
John Kenny
Auction of East Boston Police Station Shocks City Hall
The abandoned Police Station 7 in East Boston sold for 15100 after City Auctioneer Edward Foye thwarted a real estate clique plan to buy it cheaply. The inside story emerged at City Hall detailing the attempted concealed deal and the auction outcome.
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Boston
City Hall
Edward Foye
Plot to buy moving picture site ends in surprise bid
A group planned a sham auction to force a low sale on property at Paris and Meridian streets valued at 24 600. Thomas N. Eliot of Dorchester bid 15 100 with a 500 deposit, but conspirators tried to mock the bid as a joke until Eliot won the lot for 15 100, amid protests.
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Paris
Meridian Streets
Foye
Thomas N. Eliot
Dorchester
Eliot
Faye
T. N. Eliot
What Catarrh Is Aimed By Emulsion Health Claim
Advertisement asserts catarrh signals weakened health and local snuffs fail. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a medicinal food and tonic to enrich blood and improve general health, claiming four decades of physician use. Scott & Bowne address Bloomfield New Jersey.
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Scott’s
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. Je
Rev Peter MacQueen Weds Blanche Lincoln in New York
The Rev Peter MacQueen, former Somerville pastor, married Blanche Gertrude Lincoln in New York at Rev Dr William Carter's home. The couple plan a two month honeymoon through war zones visiting Poland Germany Austria France and Belgium. Clergy officiants included Rev Carter and Rev Dawson. Bridesmaid Elsie Mac Queen and best man Arthur K. Peck attended.
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Peter MacQueen
Somerville
Blanche Gertrude Lincoln
Perkins Institute For the Blind
New York
William ©. Carter
Fifth Avenue
Poland
Germany
Austria
France
Belgium
MacQueen
William d Carter
Roland S. Dawson
Brooklyn
Elsie MacQueen
London
England
Arthur K. Peck
Mr. MacQueen
Free Soup Kitchen Opens in Chelsea Armory
The first free soup kitchen in Chelsea in years opened last night in the old Armory at Second and Chestnut. It operated from 6 to 8 o'clock and served hot soup to over 100 people, with about as many families receiving food packages to take home.
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Chelsea
Armory Building
Second and
Chestnut Streets
Griffiths Beats Shugrue In 12 Round Akron Bout
Johnny Griffiths a local lightweight defeats Joe Shugrue of New York by newspaper decision after a fast 12 round match in Akron Ohio. Shugrue led rounds four five and six but Griffiths won the bout overall.
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Akron
Johnny Griffiths
Joe Shugrue
New York
Griffiths
Shugrue
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Roger G. Rosentwist
Sweden
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Denmark
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Holland
Arthur P. Cushing
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Charles Sumner Bird
Joseph Ryan
Winchester
Wilfred A. Weatherbee
Grand Army
Boston Lodge of Elks
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Capt. Kenny
Beat Clique
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