U S Reply On Frye Ready
The United States has virtually completed its reply to Germany regarding the sinking of the William P Frye by the Prinz Eitel Friederich. The note will be sent to Berlin and rejects the German claim that contraband ships may be destroyed if paid for. Count von Bernstorff conferred with Chandler Anderson at the State Department about the case and expected Berlin to handle negotiations eventually.
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Washington
Germany
William P Frye
Prinz Eitel Friederich
Berlin
Count von Bernstorff
Chandler Anderson
State Department
Boston College High School Graduates Largest Class Yet
The Boston College High School held a large commencement in the James street hall with over 140 diplomas awarded by Very Rev. Charles W. Lyons S J. Daniel J. Gallagher delivered the address. Edward Francis Bennett was valedictorian. Three orations on Ideals and multiple medal prizes were presented to seniors and underclassmen.
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Boston College
James Street
Charles W. Lyons
S. J
Daniel J. Gallagher
Edward Francis Bennett
Walter James Meagher
John Joseph Lane
Russell Matthew Sullivan
Lyons
E. J. Brock
John J. Geoghan
Gallagher
Boston College High School
United States
John J. Moriarty
Theodore A. Dunne
John J. McKearin
Father Lyons
Timothy J. Mahoney
B. C
Chelsea Girl a Fire Heroine
Anna Howard of 25 Cary Avenue Chelsea heroically saved two children and two women from a blaze at Arthur C Slade's home. She rushed through flames, alerted residents, and carried a paralyzed elderly woman down a steep stair to safety, while directing others outside.
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Anna Howard
Charles Black
Cary Avenue
Chelsea
Arthur C. Slade
Miss Howard
Slade
George Slade
Lew Whitehouse
Boston
Mary Hanley
Martha Slade
Ptakra
Desperate Ypres Clash Leaves Only 150 Rangers Alive
Sergeant H. Fallon of the Connaught Rangers, born in Roscommon, describes the brutal Ypres engagement in which out of 1000 Rangers only 150 survived. He is recovering from a severe arm injury at the Manchester Hospital.
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Manchester, Eng
H. Fallon
Connaught Rangers
Roscommon
Ypres
Manchester Hospital
Rangers
Surviving a World War I Charge Amid Staggering Losses
A veteran recalls near-disaster during a brutal assault on German trenches with the Connaughts. He describes heavy casualties, surviving wounds, and the perilous retreat under artillery fire near Ypres after detailing battles at Neuve Chapelle and the Belgian town.
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Battle of Neuve Chapelle
Ypres
British Cruiser Newcastle Reaches Paita Peru
The British cruiser Newcastle arrived last night at Paita, Peru, to take on provisions and water and will depart tonight.
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Newcastle
Lima
Peru
Paita
Chandler Denies Subpoena Mystery In Osbourne Case
Carl H. Chandler a special treasury agent and former Boston journalist denied he is the mysterious Oliver Osborne who in March promised Rae Tanzer to marry her, a claim tied to a $50 000 breach of promise suit against James W Osborne former assistant district attorney.
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New York
Carl H. Chandler
Treasury
Boston
Oliver Osborne
James W. Osborne
Osborne
Rae ‘Tanzer
Mystery Man Oliver Identified in Slades Case Witness Subpena
From the day Oliver called on Mrs. Osborne to this day his identity remains a mystery. The revelation came only after Rae Tanzer's lawyers served a subpena on Mr. Chandler to appear as a defense witness in the government suit against the Slades. Chandler says he does not know why he was summoned.
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Oliver
Mrs. Osborne
Mr. Chandler
Slades
Rae Tanzer
Chandler
German Reservist Gustave Stahl Indicted for Perjury
Gustave Stahl, a German reservist, was indicted for perjury by a federal grand jury in New York. The case hinges on his affidavit to the German embassy claiming he saw guns on the Lusitania, with further testimony suggesting involvement by Paul Koenig and Hamburg-America Line officials in a conspiracy against the United States.
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New York
Gustave Stahl
State Department
Paul. Koenig
Secret Service Department
Pope Names Denver Cleric as Bishop of El Paso
Rome reports Pope Benedict on the Consistorial Congregation’s recommendation appoints Rev. A. J. Schuler of the Sacred Heart and Loyola Chapel Denver Colorado as bishop of El Paso Texas.
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Pope Benedict
Fr. Schuler
Rome
A. J. Schuler
Sacred Heart and Loyola Chapel
Denver
Col
el Paso
Texas
Everett tuberculosis hospital opens for public inspection
Everett's TB hospital opened for public and official inspection yesterday with many visitors in the afternoon. The facility provides accommodations for 24 patients.
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Everett
Everett’s Tuberculosis Hospital
Jamesville man kills family then dies in shootout
Jamestown, N Y June 18 Fred Shaver killed his father Hudson Shaver and his stepmother this afternoon. He fatally wounded Policeman George Kendall who later died. Shaver held police at bay until he was shot dead through a window by an officer.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Fred Shaver
Hudson Shaver
George Kendall
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