Big Gathering of Presidents of Women's Clubs at Annual Meeting
A large turnout at the Presidents' Club annual meeting at the Hotel Vendome featured 50 new members bringing charter total to 445. Officers elected a nominating committee. delegates to the New York biennial were named: Mrs. Frank B. Sanborn Cambridge, Mrs. Sarah C. Belcher Randolph, Mrs. John W. Gould Worcester, Mrs. William B. Littlefield Lynn, Mrs. Irving O. Palmer Newton.
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Royal Whiton
Women's Clubs
New York
Frank B. Sanborn
Cambridge
Sarah C. Belcher
Randolph
John W. Gould
Worcester
William B. Littlefield
Lynn
Irving O. Palmer
Newton
George M. Baker
Concord
E. Gardner
Boston
J. Harry Poole
George R. Clark
Dorchester
E. D. Leighon
Everett
Whiton
Leighton
Florence Dunlap
Milton
Stetson Hat Makers Return To Work In Philadelphia
Soft hat finishers and trimmers at the John B. Stetson Company factory return to work after 15 weeks on strike. The resumption follows a mass meeting held last night in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
John B. Stetson Company
Express Companies Profit Recovery In Early 1915
Try's express companies operated during February 1915 at a loss of 414000 dollars but earned a net profit of 386000 dollars in February. ICC figures show eight months ending February 1915 total net profit of 6691000 dollars, versus a 596000 dollar loss for the same period a year earlier.
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Try’s Express Companies
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wentworth Institute Grants Diplomas to 255 Graduates
Commencement exercises at Wentworth Institute on Huntington avenue and Ruggles street awarded 255 diplomas, up 63 from last year thanks to two new courses forging and second year architectural construction. Three graduates earned efficiency medals: Lewis R. Aikman Madison NJ Howard M. Porter Greenfield and Erven J. Gordon Rowley. Department totals include Carpentry 23 Pattern Making 18 Advanced Pattern Making 4 Machine Work 28 Forging 19 Trade Preparatory 18 Electric Wiring 27 Plumbing 17 Foundry Practice 9 Foundry Management 13 Machine Construction 31 Electrical Construction 29 Architectural Construction 19.
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Wentworth Institute
Huntington Avenue
Ruggles Street
Lewis R. Aikman
Madison, N. J
Howard M. Porter
Greenfield
Erven J. Gordon
Rowley
Boy Killed by Train En Route to Work in Pittsfield
Charles Edward Gibbs a 16 year old boy was killed early today by a passenger train on the Boston and Albany tracks at Pittsfield station. He was walking to work at the Eaton Crane and Pike plant when he stepped from one track to avoid a freight and was struck by an east bound train.
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Pittsfield
Charles Edward Gibbs
Boston & Albany
Eaton Crane
Pike
Orders New Street at Forest Hills
Mayor Curley signed an order for laying out and constructing a new street between Morton Street and Asticon Road in West Roxbury. The road will link the Forest Hills Elevated terminal with the New Haven Railroad station, addressing long standing resident demand.
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Curley
Morton Street
Asticon Road
West Roxbury
Forest Hills
Elevated
New Haven Railroad
Perfect Child Is Sleeper Ends Lynn Contest
Edith M. O Shea aged 19 months was named perfect child of Lynn after a Lynn Mothercrafts Club contest decided last Thursday. Parents Mr and Mrs Patrick O Shea of 699 Boston Street report busy inquiries about their rearing methods as experts deem the child a standard of perfection.
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Edith M. O’shea
Lynn
Lynn Mothercrafts Club
Patrick O'Shea
Boston Street
Edith O'Shea's health linked to routine and diet
Mrs O'Shea cites plain food and ample sleep as key to Edith's good health. She notes milk intake, three meals daily, minimal meat, and a three hour afternoon nap, with outdoor play and exercise as part of the regimen observed by Lynn Hospital judges.
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Mrs. O’shea
Edith
Mrs. O'Shea
Mary
Lynn Hospital
Credit Union Leaders Laud Movement At Boston Luncheon
United States District Attorney George W. Anderson praised the credit union movement at a City Club luncheon attended by Herman A. Mintz Felix Vorenberg president of the Massachusetts Credit Union and Maxwell Copelof head of the Massachusetts Maintenance Society. Copelof announced weekly Friday noon meetings to inform the public of credit unions benefits and a programme team for each Friday. The Massachusetts Credit Union advisory board will meet to plan a state wide education campaign.
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United States
George W. Anderson
Massachusetts Maintenance Society
City Club
Herman A. Mintz
Felix Vorenberg
Massachusetts Credit Union
Maxwell Copelof
Nathan Sallinger
Max Mitchell
Leon Strauss
Boston College Seniors Outing In Rain
About 50 members of the senior class of Boston College attended their annual outing despite rain. They wore white overalls and blue jumpers, with a catering delay briefly interrupting the event. A baseball game between the Shrimps and Crabs began with Leo Halloran and Steve Fitzgerald pitching before rain halted play. indoor sports followed before a lobster dinner and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston College
Shrimps
Crabs
Leo Halloran
Steve Fitzgerald
Indicted Polygamist Robert J. Murray Appears in Court
Middlesex grand jury returns true bills against 34 people including Robert J. Murray of Medford charged with polygamy after his wife says his quest for multiple marriages led to at least three wives. Murray pleads not guilty. The batch also includes two women charged with larceny and two secret indictments.
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Robert J. Murray
Medford
Middlesex Grand Jury
Murray
Gregorios. Carlino
Framingham
Emilio Manzilla
Raymond
Carlino
Nicholas Verolla
Lowell
Nicholas Muscatel
John Muscatel
Ambassador Gerard repudiates interview on peace efforts
Berlin June 9 The American ambassador James W Gerard repudiates an interview attributed to him about President Wilsons peace efforts The Overseas News Agency says he also said Count Friedrich von Westarp Conservative Reichstag leader wanted a spurious interview published but he declined
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Berlin
Sayville
James W. Gerard
Wilson
Friedrich von Westarp
Reichstag
Gerard
Brother of Hubman in Irish Jail
Mayor Curley asks Secretary Lansing to seek Bartholomew O Connor release from Kilmainham jail in Dublin for alleged participation in the recent uprising. O Connor is brother of Thomas D O Connor Boston Schoolhouse Commission member and noted contractor. Bartholomew lived in the United States for about three years.
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Curley
Lansing
Bartholomew O’connor
Kilmanham
Dublin
Ireland
O’connor
Thomas D. O’connor
Boston
O Connor in Dublin Defended by Boston Relatives
Relatives of Bartholomew O Connor a Dublin contractor say he is innocent of alleged Sinn Fein participation and was visiting his ill mother in County Kerry during the uprising. Mayor Curley discussed the case with Secretary Lansing and requested full details of charges from British authorities via Ambassador Page and Consul-General Skinner in London.
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O'Connor
Dublin
County
Kerry
Curley
Washington
Lansing
Bartholomew O’connor
Brandon Road
Donnybrook
Ireland
Batholomew O'Connor
Kerry County
Boston
Ambassador Page
Skinner
London
O’connor
Bartholomew O'Connor
Nurses Take Modified Hippocrates Oath at Historic Graduation
The 1916 class of Long Island Hospital Training School for Nurses yesterday witnessed the administration of a modified Hippocrates oath. For the first time, 25 trained nurses affirmed an oath similar to Florence Nightingale's, marking a historic milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island Hospital
Winifred
Teresa Creeden
Adelaide Elizabeth Mitchell
Lavinia Grace Jones
Ethel Margaret Smith
Mary Sabina Shortsleeves
Flora Philena McLean
Rita Jean Phillips
Mary Teresa Paul
Mary Veronicana
Helen Cecilia Carney
Mary Cecilia Burke
Catherine Tait
Alice Josephine Ward
Marguerite Rosalie Cody
Mary O'Neill
Alice Jennings
Harriet Elizabeth O'Malley
Anna Irene Hartz
Marguerite Mary Walsh
Nellie Elizabeth O'Malley
Margaretta Cregg
William Agnes Codaire
Mary A. Meyers
Ethel Josephine Jacobs
Jennie Nathalie Nelson
Kathryn Teresa Dailey
Hippocrates
Mayor Curley Sends Regret Letter For Island Ceremony
A letter of regret from Mayor Curley was read by hospital trustees chairman Mc Quade because of forgone attendance. The King Philip carried the party from Municipal wharf to the island where a graduating class received diplomas from Dr. John H. Cunningham Jr. and then swore an oath to loyalty and kindness within the medical profession.
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Curley
McQuade
King Philip
John H. Cunningham, Jr
Oath of a Medical Practitioner
The passage states core vows of a physician including upright practice, serving the sick, resisting temptation, and守keeping patients’ life details confidential across all homes and company. It reflects professional ethics and personal discipline expected in medical life.
Seek Relatives of William J. Griffin in Britain
British authorities seek relatives of William James Griffin born in Boston in 1852 who amassed a fortune in London and died there from wounds while serving as a petty officer in the navy.
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William James Griffin
Boston
London
Griffin
Joffre Attends War Council in London
General Joffre the French commander-in-chief joins a high level war council meeting at the Foreign Office in London. Attendees include Paul Cambon French ambassador Sir Edward Grey foreign secretary and members of the French and British war councils.
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London
Joffre
Foreign Office Today
Paul Cambon
Edward Grey
Foreign Secrtary
War Council
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F. C. Richardson
Emery D. Leighton
Agnes L. Dodge
G. W. Pfeiffer
F. C. Campbell
W. G. Newell
Frederick G. Smith
Arthur Porter
Charles A. Dennett
Emanuel Gardner
F. C., Richardson
Coun
NEW Street
Venus
American Lead Pencil Co
N.Y
Edith M. O'Shea
Lauds Credit Union Move
Anderson
Maintenance Society
B. C
Robert J. R. Murray
Hubman
Geruine
Bears
Harvard Brewing CO
Mass
Commercial Wharf
William J. Griffin
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