Beating Victim Clergyman Delivers Mobilizing Address
The Rev Charles Talmage pastor of First Parish Church Charlestown spoke on Public Duty for Protection Against the Vicious and Lawless after a holdup near his home at 70 High street. He identified two suspects recently arrested and named by the clergyman.
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Charles Talmage
Charlestown
High Street
Brown
Dominick Doyle
Germain Street
Harry <A. Partridge
Beacon Chambers
Park Square
Charles Black
Dudley Street
North
Cambridge
Bromfield Street
No. 5
Public urging action as crime and memorial plans arise
A Boston speaker urges citizens to back police and courts against rising crime in Charlestown and across New England. He cites robberies, juvenile crime, and calls for stronger juvenile law and public partnership with law enforcement. He also proposes a Gateway Garden memorial plan honoring Washington Lincoln Roosevelt and Wilson in Boston Public Gardens with arches and statues.
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Boston
Charlestown
New England
Paris
Europe
City Square
John Harvard
Plans War Memorial for Garden Reform in Boston Public Garden
John E. Gillis of 52 Winship Street Brighton announced plans to erect permanent memorials in the Public Garden. The design calls for two arches for army and navy, statues of Washington Wilson and Lincoln, a grand con course, a bridge over the pond, an eight foot promenade with benches honoring Massachusetts regiments, and renaming the garden Roosevelt Park.
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Bunker Hill
Gettysburg
No Man's Land
France
Gillis
Boston Public Garden
New
Mgr. Gillis
Post
Arlington
Charles Street
Arlington Street
Washington
President Wilson
Lincoln
Bay State
Roosevelt
Wilson
United States
Europe
John E. Gillis
Winship Street
Brighton
Park and Recreation Department
Army and Navy
Massachusetts
Roosevelt Park
Well dressed man found in harbor near Warren Bridge
The body of a well dressed man was recovered from the harbor near Warren bridge by the police boat Watchman. He wore a black worsted suit, knitted tie, white shirt, black shoes and was about 5 feet 8 inches tall with black hair.
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Warren Bridge
Young ex Mayor Hart Greets Reporter at 100 Birthday Plans
A Post reporter found Thomas Norton Hart at his home 298 Commonwealth Avenue still vigorous at 90 but joking about reaching 100. He chatted warmly about life, jokingly forecasting an interview when he hits that century, while maintaining a keen mind and firm handshake.
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Thomas Norton Hart
Commonwealth Avenue
Post
Boston
Hart
Ex Mayor Hart Sees City Form Not Representative
Boston’s venerable ex mayor, at a City Club luncheon, says he has no single rule for living. His hobby is municipal management, criticizing taxation without representation while praising current officials. He notes past city government had 12 aldermen and 72 common council members.
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Boston
City Club
Hart
Long Boston Life Of Mr Hart Former Mayor 90
Born in Reading, Hart moved to Boston at 15 and rose to mayor from 1889 to 1901. He recalls Cochituate water arrival, Back Bay’s past, and toll gates on Beacon Street. He credits women’s vote for School Committee influence and advises early marriage within means. He plans a busy day at Beacon Street and City Club.
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Hart
Boston
Jamaica Pond
Back Bay
Roxbury
Beacon Street
City Club
Ireland Gave Many Troops
James T. Sullivan of the Boston Globe spoke at St. Mary's Catholic Association in Cambridge. He argued that if the United States matched Ireland’s proportional military manpower, it would field about 8 million men. He noted Irish troops in the British army were dispersed and rarely fought as an Irish unit.
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United States
Ireland
James T. Sullivan
Boston Globe
St. Mary’s Catholic Association
Cambridge
St. Mary’s Hall
Prospect Street
Sullivan
Gunmen Grow Bold in Boston Area Robberies Rise
A surge of holdups sweeps Greater Boston with nearly daily robberies since January. Police, led by Superintendent Crowley, pursue suspects after a series of street and store attacks including assaults in the South End and Charlestown, with multiple arrests and ongoing surveillance.
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Boston
Everett
Frank R. Brown
General Electric Company
Brown
New York
Grace Marshal
Oak Place
Washington Street
Boylston
Two Firemen Killed in Warehouse Fire
New York officials report two firemen killed and three others seriously injured when the roof of a burning automobile warehouse collapsed burying them in flaming debris. The Delivery Auto Truck and Body Company occupied the building and officials estimate property damage at $75,000.
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New York
Delivery Auto Truck and Body Company
Paderewski Names Cabinet in Warsaw
The full coalition ministry formed by M. Paderewski includes Premier and foreign minister Paderewski, interior Wojciechowski, commerce Honda, finance Englich, health Janiszewski, communications Eberharadt, posts Linda, agriculture Janicki, arts Przesmycki, labor Ivanovski, food Minkiewicz, justice Suinski, public works Pruchnik. The last three were from Premier Moraczewski's government. The cabinet plans to call the Constituent Diet and orders obligatory recruitment for men born in 1898.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
M. Padezewski
M. Paderewski
Interior
M. Wojsciechowski
M. Honda
M. Englich
M. Janisseewski
M. Eberharadt
Posts and Telegraphs
M. Linda
M. Janicki
M. Przesmycki
M. Ivanovski
M. Minkiewicz
M. Suinski
M. Pruchnik
Moraczewski
Diet
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Louis Gregorie
Columbus Avenue
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John Williams
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Mazza
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