German American Alliance demands McArthur resignation
The National German American Alliance issues a letter to Major General McArthur demanding accountability for remarks about Germans in America. It calls for dismissal for future offenses and notes protests already sent to President Roosevelt with petitions from Minnesota and other branches urging his resignation.
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Washington
National German-American Alliance
McArthur
Honolulu
United States
United States Army
Navy
Germany
Roosevelt
All the World Is at War Says Dr Henson Sermon
Reverend P Henson preached at Tremont Temple on The God of Peace linking global冲 conflict to nations and souls. He warned about Russia Japan America China and class tensions while asserting God battles humankind and nations in a world at war.
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DR. Henson
P. 8. Henson
Tremont Temple
Russia
Japan
Germany
America
Cathay
China
Eliot
Watterson
Newport
Miners May Fight Operators Again in Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America to convene in Indianapolis tomorrow with about 1000 delegates. A recent 10 cent per ton wage cut by operators has raised expectations of conflict. The 16 day convention will set the stage for joint talks with operators on a wage scale at the central competitive field.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Tomlinson Hall
More Trouble for Dr Briggs
The Rev Charles A Briggs of the Cathedral of St John the Divine and Union Theological Seminary stirred a new controversy by a paper read before the Church Club of New York. Bishop Potter requested a copy for examination after George MacCulloch Miller raised the issue. Briggs questioned apostolic succession and suggested Rome held the strongest universal claim, while noting Rome’s view on Anglican orders as invalid.
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New York
Charlies A. Briggs
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Union Theological Seminary
Church Club of
George MacCulloch Miller
Potter
Briggs
Church of Rome
Rome
Committees Named for the College Ball at Symphony Hall
A meeting of the Young Men's Catholic Association executive committee announced the committees for the big College Ball at Symphony Hall on February 16. John EB. Dore presided, with Rev. Whitney Boston College, ex-Congressman Fitzgerald, and others outlining preparations. Numerous committee rosters followed, listing chairs and members for Ladies, Advertising, Catering, Printing, and Souvenir duties, with notable officials and many parish names among the appointees.
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Young Men’s Catholic Association
col‘Dall
Symphony Hall
Association
John EB. Dore
Ther Whitney
Boston College
T. B. Fitzpatrick
Fitzgerald
James 8. Murphy
William J. Daly
Patrick Walch
John R. Reilly
Frank Rice
Mrs Devlin Dies After Lamp Burn Incident
Mrs Mary Devlin of Brookline died at Massachusetts General Hospital after being burned Saturday night while filling a lamp. Her husband and children were in bed when the flames broke out. she was rushed to the hospital where surgeons predicted her fatal injuries.
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Mary Devlin
Brookline
Massachusetts General Hospital
Charlestown Livery Stable Fire Believed Incendiary
Police and fire officials concluded the Charlestown livery stable annex fire on Saturday night was incendiary, causing 36000 dollars in damage. Investigators note stable residents linked to Morse and Harvey as occupants, with sparks from a cigarette or pipe suspected. Fireman Ruby was injured, with back contusion and three broken ribs, and District Chief Pope called it one of the fiercest fires in years.
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Charlestown
Morse & Harvey
Ruby
Allen Street
Erha
Pope
Lynn mother forgives shooter in boy's death case
Jan 17 report notes the murdered boy Peter Greeley aged 11 died after a blow in a quarrel. Police will not order an autopsy due to the boy's age and the mother's forgiving stance toward Eddie La Gare and his family. Playmates visited the white casket as floral tributes arrived. burial set for St. Mary's Cemetery tomorrow.
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Lynn
Peter Greeley
Mills Celebrate Silver Wedding at East Boston Home
Lawrence Mills and his wife Mary Callaghan marked 25 years of marriage with a large reception at their home 40 Jeffries Street East Boston. Nearly all ten children joined friends to celebrate, with guests arriving between 8 and 10 pm on the event anniversary.
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Lawrence Mills
Mary Callaghan
Father Morris
Brookline
Criminal in City Coun cil says Withrow
Dr. Withrow denounces a condemned criminal serving on the city council. He warns citizens about following anyone who has led others into evil and urges trust only in those with clean records. The sermon at Park Street Church titled The Influence of One Bad Man covered moral accountability.
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Withrow
Park Street
Runaway Horse Triggers Alarm at Dudley Street Station
A horse hitched to a light sleigh bolted through a crowded Dudley street transfer station just after 3 pm upsetting crowds and narrowly missing the starter’s booth. The horse then sped to Washington street where it was finally stopped. Starter Cannon narrowly escaped injury during the incident.
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Dudley Street
Washington Street
Cannon
Cyrus Jordan Dead at 741 Years in Saco
Professor Cyrus Jordan, former Hillsdale College president and longtime Maine educator, died at Ocean Park early today aged 74. He led Hillsdale College in Michigan, served Maine Central Institute in Pittsfield, and was principal of Laconia Academy. From 1881 to 1900 he was assistant editor of the Morning Star in Boston. A widow and son survive.
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Cyrus Jordan
Ocean Park
Jordan
Hillsdale College
Hillsdale
Mich
Maine Central Institute
Pittsfield
Laconia Academy
Laconia
N. H
Morning Star
Boston
Fire Devastates Wheeling Business Block Trapping $200,000 Loss
A major blaze in Wheeling West Virginia destroyed nearly an entire city block in an hour. The Wheeling Daily News boiler rooms sparked the fire, consuming the newspaper plant, a wholesale liquor house owned by Shaeffer and Driehorst, and the Locke Bros. Shoe Company plant in a devastating early 20th century event.
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W. Va
Wheeling Daily News
Shaeffer & Driehorst
Locke Bros. Shoe Company
Fight Grows Lively Against Vivisection in Massachusetts
The anti vivisection movement in Massachusetts gains momentum with leaders like Herbert D Ward rallying broad support. Four former Governors and several Congress members sign a bill to extend animal cruelty laws and regulate experiments, arguing that safeguards will improve science while reducing cruel practices.
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Herbert D. Ward
Congress
French
Randolph
Elith Stuart Phelps Ward
Ward
England
Europe
Capen
Tufts College
Boston
Harvard Medical School
Claflin
Boutwell
Brackett
Long
Powers
Gillett
Roberts
Tirrell
Keliher
McNary
Bailey resigns over Panama treaty stance
U S Senator J W Bailey wire reports from Houston that he will retire from public life rather than vote for or support the Panama treaty ratification He accuses the President of defying the law and attempting to sway action toward the Panama route over Nicaragua He says he would dishonor his State and party by entertaining different sentiments.
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Houston
Tex
Panama
Bailey
Johnson Aims to Clean Up Washington Baseball Tangle
President Johnson and Bruce of the American League arrive in Washington to resolve local baseball affairs. Wilton J. Lambert meets them as talks continue with local parties to name new club magnates. Changes forecast include a wholly new outfield retiring Selbach and Ryan, with Winters, Stahl or Hillebrand, McCormick, Cassidy, and Coughlin in key positions. Johnson declines Detroit bid for Coughlin amid possible trades involving Orth for Hughes and Patten for White.
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Washington
Johnson
Bruce
American League
Wilton J. Lambert
Aeeeenne
Two Men Tie in Icy 50 Yard Ocean Swim at Scituate
In Scituate January 17 Charles H. Copeland and Walter H. Hayes swam 50 yards through frigid bay waters in light trunks. They started from Peggory Beach with 15 Owl Club members watching. After a grueling run over ice and snow they dived in, the race proving tightly contested in several degrees below freezing and heavy surf, ending in a tie.
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Scituate
Charles H. Copeland
Walter H. Hayes
Peggory
Owl Club
Boom In Orders Of Catholics
The American Federation of Catholic Societies of Suffolk county held its quarterly convention at St. Rose Hall. 98 delegates from 76 societies attended as 8666 members were listed across groups including Ancient Order of Hibernians and Knights of Columbus. 3566 members joined in the past year. President D F Sheehan praised the federation for conservatism and growth.
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American Federation of Catholic Societies of
Suffolk County
St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
Dennis F. Sheehan
T. F. Kelly
D. J. Byrne
T. J. Gallivan
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Knights of Columbus
Holy Name Societies
D. F. Sheehan
Federation
Bryan's dollar dinner tonight in Lincoln Nebraska
Five hundred tickets have been issued for the dollar dinner to honor W. J. Bryan in Lincoln. The program features many leading Democrats of the state with Bryan to depart for New York Tuesday for the Holland Society banquet and then head south for lectures.
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Lincoln, Neb
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Lincoln
New York
Holland Society
South
Funeral of James Peacock at Emmanuel Church West Roxbury
The funeral for James Peacock of 227 Temple Street West Roxbury who died Friday of pneumonia was held yesterday at Emmanuel Episcopal Church West Roxbury with Rev Samuel Snelling officiating. Pallbearers were William Lascelles Robert McLeish James Atcheson John Atcheson William Barckley and F N Barton. The surpliced choir sang Lead Kindly Light Jesus Lover of My Soul and Abide With Me.
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James Peacock
Temple Street
West Roxbury
Emmanuel Episcopal
Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Medicine Claim
An advertisement promises a one day cure for a cold using Laza ive Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes a money refund if not effective and includes a signature line attributed to W Grove on each box, priced at 25 cents.
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Ali Eer
W. Grove
Smith
Deelers
Emmons Tours Private Dinners and Stations
Judge Emmons with Commissioner Charles P. Curtis toured last night visiting several private dinner parties. They also stopped at all second class hotels and Station 5 district, drawing reactions from hosts who found the judge’s conduct rude.
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Judge Emmons
Charles P. Curtis
Station 5 District
Multiple Charestown Obituaries Mixed With Notices
Notices of deaths for Mary Bausemere and Anna Fuller in Charlestown, with funeral details at St Francis Sales and 9 School Street respectively. burial for Anna in Billerica. Additional notices for Patrick Mc funeral in Roxbury and Mystic Lodge D of R members to take notice.
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Charlestown
Maryee
Frank Bausemere
Uinn
Polk St
St. Francis Sales
Fuller
Anna M
John Fuller
School St
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