Boston seeks new federal building after heated Senate vote
Boston hopes the Senate will approve the Gallivan bill to fund a $1.5 million site purchase for a federal building as part of a $30 million omnibus public buildings package. President Wilson may veto, but the bill advanced amid a three day debate with broad support from Republicans and Democrats.
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Clergy Leader Defends Talks on War at Advent
Rev William Harman van Allen of the Church of the Advent challenged Mayor Curley over clergymen discussing violence and politics. He warned that Germany seeks coaling stations on the western continents and warned war may be necessary to settle the question. He argued Allied victory and Japan could still threaten U S interests unless the Allies prevail.
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Church of the Advent
Mayor Curley
van Allen
Germany
Belgium
Mr. van Allen
America
Japan
Boston Faces 30000 Fine Over Fireboat Crew Rules
Boston faces a 30000 fine from the federal government after Fire Commissioner Grady refused to place double navigating crews on the city’s three fireboats. The customs collector was notified the additional amount would be due, with fines of 500 per boat per day starting Jan 1.
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Lyons
Washington
United States
Failure of air brakes blamed for Framingham wreck
The Framingham collision between the Boston express to Boston from Chicago and a Worcester to Boston local resulted from air brake failure. Engineer Theodore Desoe, a veteran with about 43 years’ service, was not blamed. The wooden baggage car was wrecked, traffic diverted to New Haven tracks, and injuries included Charles Price John Bates William Latworth and Mary Nichols.
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Desoe
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Cordaville
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Grafton
William Latworth
Milford
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Lynn
Weather and maritime news mix from alon waterfront daily
The page reports calendar data for January 20 with tides and celestial notes, then ships arriving and leaving from Rockland and Eastport. It notes the wrecking tug Rescue afloat, progress on the three masted schooner Frank A. Morey to be launched in March, and the J. Arthur Lord repairs at Eastport. It mentions the Missourian carrying horses, the City of Madrid arriving from Calcutta with jute and tea, and the Berlin discharging sugar at South Boston.
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Quits One and Weds Another in Shocking Elopement
Miss Gaitana Lapiana aged 16 of 9 Felton Street Waltham learned yesterday that a Waltham District Court granted her eight months ago a special dispensation to marry Vico Monty now 35. She left Monty, took her belongings from the Felton Street home and married Antonio Cappizzi aged 25.
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Gaitana Lapiana
Felton Street
Waltham
Monty Seeks License for Marriage to Young Lapiana
Police intervene as Monty pursues a marriage license and stage plans for wedlock to Miss Lapiana. Gaitana, aged 15, sought a court dispensation to marry, which was granted, allowing the couple to believe the dispensation made them legal partners.
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Lapiana
Gaitana
Shipping News Arrivals and Sailings Listed
A long list details arriving steamers City of Madrid Snow Cal cutta and Colombo via Delagoa Bay and St Lucia along with numerous others heading to Eastport Portland and New York. The report names ships including Berlin Krogh Jucaro Havana Cuba North Star Wentworth St John N B City of Augusta Munson Savannah Indian Nickerson Tuscan Rogers Baltimore Norfolk and many tugs schooners and barges with destinations and towing notes.
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Stoneham Man Loses Right Hand on Cutting Machine
Charles T. Twombly of 40 Pine Street Stoneham lost his right hand while operating a sole cutting machine yesterday. He is listed in serious condition at Melrose Hospital.
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Couple Without Marriage Ceremony Wed Another Suitor
After living as a couple, Monty and the woman faced police attention for no formal ceremony. Monty sought a quick wedding, but the woman, free from matrimonial ties, chose Cappizzi. In a court interpreter’s office, Rowland S. Carrin, assistant city clerk, married her to Cappizzi.
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Cappizzi
Rowland S. Carrin
Waiters Benevolent Association to Hold 54th Ball
The Waiters Benevolent Association will gather at Paul Revere Hall on January 24 for its 54th annual ball. High Ball John Kelliher, a longtime Boston waiter, will deliver a speech reviewing fifty years of men and events in the trade.
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Boston
Harvard juniors cut prom cost from ten to one
The Harvard junior prom price was lowered yesterday from $10 to $1 to ease expenses for attendees. The dance remains in the Harvard Union and a $10 membership fee is charged to juniors who attend.
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