Pleads For Peace At Tre Mont Temple Rally
Mrs Emmeline Pethick Lawrence urged a large audience to back a World Peace Party at Tre mont Temple. She warned that peace must be decided by public opinion and emphasized a United States of Europe to end domination by war lords and financiers. A collection for the party raised over nine dollars and many women pledged to join. Frederick W Pethick Lawrence and others spoke on war costs and its global impact.
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Utopia
Hell
Emmeline Pethick Lawrence
London
Tremont Temple
Washington
Wilson
Mrs. Lawrence
America
Europe
United States of Europe
New ‘Women’s Peace Party
Frederick W. Pethick Lawrence
William Lloyd Garrison, Jr
Charles F. Dole
Twentieth Century Club
Professor Moore
University of Missouri
Lucia Ames Meade
Charles Cummings
South Congregational Church
Plea for Organized Public Opinion on War Nations
Mrs. Lawrence urges an organized public opinion drive to pressure the governments of European warring nations to end needless strife.
Holy Cross Men Honor Gov Walsh at Boston Dinner
College peers of Governor Walsh from the Holy Cross Club of Boston gathered at Young's Hotel for a complimentary dinner. Speakers lauded him as the man of the hour and predicted a future rise to the presidency and to the U S Senate from Massachusetts.
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Walsh
Holy Cross Club
Boston
Young
United States Senate
Massachusetts
Holy Cross
Holy Cross Dinner Funds Boston Scholarship
The Rev. Joseph H. Dinand presided at Holy Cross events with guests including Colonel Edward L. Logan and William F. Kenney. A Holy Cross club of Boston scholarship fundraiser raised 1000 dollars, with officers John B. Dore president and several others elected as directors and officers.
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Joseph H. Dinand
Holy Cross
Edward L. Logan
Ninth Regiment
William F. Kenney
James F. Aylward
Cambridge
Holy Cross Quartet
Holy Cross Club of
Boston
John B. Dore
Thomas H. Dowd
Daniel J. Twiggs
Thomas J. Kelley
Alexander J. Hamilton
John T. O’brien
James A. Treanor
John F. Sullivan
John T. Shay
Austrians Claim All Attacks Failed Front Along Nida River
The official statement issued today says all hostile attacks on the Austrian front along the Nida River have failed. There have been no important engagements in other war theatres.
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Vienna
Amsterdam
London
Nida River
Streetcar Strike Arbitration Testimony At Tremont Temple
General superintendent George F. Seibel testified in Tremont Temple about Bay State street railway workers and the company arbitration. He said streetcar crews are rough in housing and ordinary lobby furniture wears out quickly on his division.
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Street
Carmen
George F. Seibel
Bay State Street Railway System
Tremont Temple
Wage and toil on Boston rails reveal tough pay and duties
Witnesses describe unused bath tub and replaced chairs at Taunton car house. Union arbitration questions highlight low wages with an average of 13.45 dollars for blue uniform workers the week ending May 16 1914. Fred Huff testifies on motorman training and daily workloads with his own seven day pay of 21 dollars.
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Taunton
James M. Swift
James H. Vahey
Arbitration
Vahey
Fred Huff
Bay State
Boston
Mr. Vahey
Huff
Richmond for Commissioner
Mayor Arthur B. Curtis of Revere backs Carl G. Richmond for commissioner of public works for three years and names him city engineer for one year. Richmond is a civil engineer and currently resident engineer in charge of construction with the Massachusetts Highway Commission.
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Arthur B. Curtis
Revere
Carl G. Richmond
Richmond
Massachusetts Highway Commission
Bohemian liner tragedy leaves two men struck by sea
The Leyland line steamer Bohemian from Liverpool faced furious gales on January 4 as a heavy head sea tore over the bows. Oiler John H. Gilmore, 59, died three days later after being thrown against the ship, and seaman John Smith suffered internal injuries but is recovering. Gilmore was buried at sea.
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Leyland Line
Bohemian
Liverpool
Mersey
John H. Gilmore
John Smith
Gilmore
Smith
Repairs to Cradle of Faneuil Hall at $50,000
The City Planning Board backs a $50,000 restoration to return Faneuil Hall to red brick walls and white woodwork. The plan calls for fireproofing the lower story, removing stalls, paving with new materials, iron stairs, and a glass roof. Mayor Curley has yet to decide, with supporters doubtful.
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Faneuil Hall
City Planning Board
Curley
Boston Society of Architects
R. A. Cram
Cram, Goodhue & Ferguson
Ginger Pop Blames Target in Comic Preview
The Next Sunday Post teases Ginger Pop blaming a mystery target in a humorous preview. The gag sits in a light comic panel likely to draw readers to the upcoming feature.
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Ginger Pop
Cost to purchase Boston street railways eyed at $200 million
The Public Service Commission told the Legislature that buying the street and elevated railways in the state would cost about $200 million plus 10 percent annually on invested capital. Permanent railway property is valued at roughly $226.25 million, including $25.98 million for tunnels and subways built by Boston. The report responds to last year’s legislation directing such an assessment.
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Commonwealth
Public Service Commission
Leg
Boston
Princeton to receive $250000 grant from Mrs Sage
Princeton University trustees heard that a quarter of a million dollars will be granted by Mrs. Russell Sage if an equal sum is raised by July 1. The pledge outlines a major fundraising drive to match the donation.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Russell Sage
Catholic events and memorial notices in Cambridge and Boston
The Rev P J Lydon of St Marys Cambridge was discharged from Charlesgate Hospital after an operation. Boston firemen attended a requiem mass at St Margaret Roxbury for Joseph A Hackett killed by a falling wall on duty a year ago. St Cecilia Guilds new hall at 2 Belvidere opens Saturday with a whist party to aid charitable works. St Marys Total abstinence Society of West Quincy holds annual banquet next Thursday with John B Gilman as guest recounting Civil War service.
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P. J. Lydon
St. Mary’s Church, Cambridge
Charlesgate Hospital
Boston
St. Margaret's Church
Roxbury
Joseph A. Hackett
St. Cecilia’s Guild
Belvidere Street
League of Catholic Women
St. Mary’s Catholic
Society of West Quincy
John B. Gilman
Grand Army
Party for St Angela's Church Raises Funds at Mill Town Hall
Several hundred people attended a whist party and dance at Mill Town Hall last night. Proceeds go to St Angela's Church building fund. The event was organized by the Mattapan Catholic Association under officers Frederick N Krit Roscoe B Seantial and Rev Edward J Campbell.
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Mill Town Hall
St. Angelan Church
Qance
Frederick N. Krit
Roscoe B. Seantial
Edward J. Campbell
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Mrs. Emmeline Pethick Law
Rence
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Washington St
Gov. Walsh
Lymansville
Skinner
Gabardine
Skinner’s
Ats
Washington St. Wear
Winter Street
Spqmck
White’s
Raglans
Seal
ASK
Holic Ay
Cen
ST. Angela’s Church
H. White
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