Premier of China resigns amid cabinet split over Germany
The cabinet decided to join the United States in breaking off relations with Germany. President refused to approve, citing sole presidential power. Premier Tuan Chi-Jui resigned and left for Tien Tsin with other cabinet members. cabinet resignation expected.
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Pekin
China
United States
Germany
Tuan Chi-Jui
Tien Tsin
Parliament backs cabinet and splits rise over President
Parliament unanimously supports the cabinet while party leaders attack the President. Vice President endorses cabinet action. The President’s office cites personal rifts over policy, not foreign affairs. Yuan-hung sent envoys to Tianjin to win the premier back to Pekin. The break centers on a dispatch urging rupture with Germany and alliance with the Entente, opposed by the President who says Parliament must approve any war or treaty moves under Article 35 of the provisional constitution.
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IA Yuan-hung
Tien Tsin
Pekin
Tokio
Chin
Germany
Li Yuan-hung
National Council
Dr Van Allen Denounces Kaiser at Melrose Meeting
The Reverend William H van Allen of Church of the Advent led a Melrose mass meeting in Memorial Hall to raise Armenian relief funds. He accused German officials of directing massacres of Armenians and praised Turkish brutality as guided by the Kaiser and Belgian murderers.
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Germany
William H.van Allen
Church of the Advent
Melrose
Memorial Hall
van Allen
Berlin
Belgium
Turkey
Dynamite Hunt Underway in Natick After Manhole Bomb Find
Natick launches a town wide search of every manhole for explosives following the discovery of 19 sticks of dynamite in a sewer hole supplying the water system. Police and state agents probe how the dynamite was hidden and why licenses and sales of dynamite are under investigation. Chief Evans and State Police expert Wedger think the culprit may have bought dynamite legally but failed to hold a license.
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Natick
State Police
Thomas Evans
Walter L. Wedger
Monkeys Said To Have More Sense Than Some Humans
The Rev Gabriel R Maguire at Tremont Temple argued that some men claim descent from monkeys. He said birds fly in flocks and cattle herd, but some men wrongly insist they come from monkeys. He added he refuses to associate with such people, calling them animals.
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Gabriel R. Maguire
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont Temple
Tam
British Destroyer Sunk With All Hands Lost
London reports a British destroyer was sunk in the North Sea on Thursday with all hands. The Admiralty states the vessel likely struck a mine and went down, with no survivors.
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London
North Sea
Admiralty
Death notices from Dorchester and surrounding areas
A compiled list of obituaries and funeral notices dated March 4 to March 8 across Dorchester, Roxbury, Charlestown, Cambridge, Medford, and nearby towns. The items honor Annie Biggs, Albert Bryer, Mary Burnell, Catherine Connolly, Thomas Connell, Annie Coyne, Mabel Coyne, Margaret Crowley, Mary Curley, Grace Doherty, Eleanor Dowling, Mary Enwright, William Finneran, Edward Gaffey, Frank Gallagher, Edward Hicks, Rosanna Holian, Catherine Huxford, Lena Jonsberg, Letitia Kenndy, Blanche Lander, Catherine Martin, John McCarthy, Aespire McTigue, Timothy Moriarty, Mary ONeil, Charles Palmer, Catherine Reardon, James Riches, Emma Simons, John Spillane, Nellie Sullivan, Frank Sullivan, Isaac Ward, Marion Wescott, with details on residences, church parishes, and mass times.
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Biggs
Dorchester
Annie M
Henshan
David M. Biggs
Marsh St
Old St. Anne’s Church
Ashmont Court
Neponset
Bryer
Cambridge
Copp Hospital
Albert Caswell Bryer
Newport
R. I
Burnell
Hyde Park
Mary Louise
Homer A. Burnell
Congregational Church
Casey
Charlestown
David and
Mary Casey
Medford St
Meenesres
Connolly
Malden
Catherine
Frank Connolly
South Framingham
William F. McMullen
Acorn St
Acred Heart Church
Framingham
Connell
Thomas F. Connell
Dennis
Mary E. Connell
Kealey
Charles T
St. Leo's
Coyne
Roxbury
Annie G
Bernard and
Kelly
Linden Ave
St. Francis de Sales
Melrose
Mabel Houston Coyne
M. J. Coyne
Tappan St
Eleanor A. Dowling
Seneca St
Holy Cross
Enwright
Amesbury
Mary B
John
Mary Powright
Lake St
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Finneran
William
Rose M. Finneran
Fay
Catawba St
Circuit St
Brick@slayers’ Union
Gaffey
Bri
Edward H
John J
Annie F. Gaffey
Halloray
Market St
St. Columbkinle’s
O’cloc
Gallagher
Frank J
Anna B
Winthrop St
Hallinan
Boston
Patrick Hallinan
William Carey
Jeffrey St
Church of the Equttion
Hicks
Randolph
William J. Hicks
Cantonsai
Holian
Arlington
Rosanna
Edward L. Hollan
Massachusetts Ave
St. Agnes’ Church
Huxford
Hiram Huxford
Dartmouth Et
Houston
Jonsberg
Worcester
Lena Jonsberg
George Sessions’ Sons Company
Pleasant St
Kenndy
Letitia Dean
Malachi P. Kenney
Lebanon St
Prescott St
West Swanzey
N. H. Martin
Catherine M
James T. Martin
Galvin
Cliffet
St. Joseph’s Church
M'Carthy
Bridget McCarthy
Mahoney
Parker
Mission Church
Buggies Lodge No
U. W
Murphy
Paris St
Sacred Heart Church
Williams Court
Station 8
Firemen’s Union
O'Neil
Mary
Edward O'Neil
O'Keefe
North Mead St
Holy Cemetery
Palmer
Charles
Florence St
Everett
Yarmouth
Reardon
Catherine J
Abbie (Nee Clifford
Patrick Reardon
Savin Hill Ave
St. William's Church
Riches
James W. Riches
Washington Ave
Chelsea
Simons
Emma Hal Simons
Berkeley St
Spillane
Catherine M. Spillane
Ward
Kerwin St
St. Leo’s Church
Sullivan
Nellie V
Daniel P. Sullivan
John and
Margaret Eet Wera
St. St
Church of the Sacred Heart
West Newton
Frank J. Sullivan
Ipswich
Auburndale Ave
St. Bernard's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Waltham
Upton
Tyngsboro
Mass
Henry Holt Upton
Evangelical Church
Isaac Ward
Arlington Terrace
Waterman Chapel
Washington St
Wescott
Marion L. Wescott
Howe
George W. Wescott
Bainbridge St
Forest Hills Cemetery
Fishermen strike opens with abundant fish at Market Pier
March calendar notes a busy waterfront as 10 vessels reported to the Fish Pier with heavy catches led by Surf and Swell at 140000 pounds and Heroine at 135000 pounds. The Start Point arrived from Liverpool with 400 tons of steel and freight after a wary voyage in prohibited waters. Starlite arrives after 58 days from Buenos Aires with cylinder trouble, repairs, and plans to continue to Boston.
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Heroine
Gladys
Nellie
Mary
Fannie Belle Atwood
Progress
Gertrude de Costa
Hortense
Albert W. Black
Liverpool
Start Point
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Starlite
Commonwealth Plior
Hatteras
Grace
Procaeace
Toledo
Death notice for William T. Troy of Nonantum Aerie No.1665
Nonantum Aerie No 1665 F C E members are notified of the death of late treasurer William T Troy. Meeting at his late residence 27 Pivest West Newton Monday March 5 at 8 p m P JOSEPH MURPHY Worthy President.
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Nonantum Aerie
F. C.E
William T. Troy
Pivest
West Newton
Joseph Murphy
Grain Exports Detailed From Port Amidshipments to Europe
The vessel THD LANDSMAN, one of six ships of the same type ordered by Standard Oil, completes its first voyage. Last week exports from this port totaled 402,995 bushels of wheat, 81,578 of rye, 77,143 of corn, and 71,247 of oats to Europe, with a full wheat cargo bound for Greece and the remainder to English ports.
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Standard Oil Company
Europe
Greece
Landsman
Shipping News Arrived With Multiple Vessels In Tow
Shipping notices list auxiliary schooner Starlight and several steamers from Br and UK routes including Start Point Davies and Prince George. arrivals at New York Boston Philadelphia and Gloucester noted. Towing and bailings include Chepstow Castle Newton and tug Boxer with barge Charles F. Pritchard.
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Starlight
Grace
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
New York
Start Point
Davies
Liverpool
Prince George
Strout
Portland
City of
Gloucester
Linneken
Chepstow Castle
Newton
Hampton Roads
Boxer
Philadelphia
Charles FF. Pritchard
Lenten services and sermons at Cambridge and churches
Special Lenten services are held at St John s Memorial Chapel Cambridge every Wednesday at 6 pm. The March 7 sermon will be given by Rev W R Bowie rector of St Paul s Richmond VA, with other preachers listed for March 13 20 and 27. Amy B Emery leads a Lenten prayer meeting at Union Congregational Church Friday 7 15 to 7 45 pm on Christian Ideals for Play and Bible Reading. James I Barton notes few American board missions remain in the war zone and possible China entry could widen war belt. Dean Edward S Rous preached at Cathedral Church of St Paul yesterday and gave a preparatory address.
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St. John’s Memorial Chapel
Cambridge
W. R. Bowie
St. Paul's Church
Richmond
Joseph B. Dunn
St. Paul’s Church
Lynchburg
Edwin J. van Etten
Christ Church
New York City
Frederic C. Lauderburn
St. Stephen's Church
Florence Street
Amy B. Emery
Woman's Association
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
James I. Barton
American Board
Woman's Boards
China
United States
Iee
Edward
Rous Michaniere
St. Paul
Srecord
Nesting Rubber CO
Hudson Machinist
Davidson Rubber CO
ON Rubber CO
Charlestown
Mass
France
American Shipping CO
Commercial St
Beach ST
School St
Old South Church
Army OF United States
Olympia
Mont Row
Boston
Anglesmiths Shipsmitha
Etinahare
Merlen
Enoieans
James Coyne
Haverhirst
Hennessey
Boylston St
Meriden
Turners Op
Conn
Union Factory
Huckins & Temple CO
Milford
Gisholt and
Potter & Johnson
Grant Gear Works
Aaa
Pearl St. Machinist
Gisholt Opera Aive
Blet Mane
Gedn
Young Nan
Card game dispute ends in fatal Lynn shooting
James Thakoures of Peabody died from a gunshot wound suffered during a Saturday night card game dispute in Lynn. Stratis Hrexemis, shot in the leg, is expected to recover. Police seek Ismaiel Ismeiel of Lynn, named by both victims as the alleged assailant.
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James Thakoures
Peabody
Lynn
Stratis Hrexemis
Ams Tims
Lynn and
Ismaiel Ismeiel
British steamer Strathearn refloats near Virginia inlet
ES Del March 4 The British steamer Strathearn which ran ashore near Chincoteague Inlet Virginia yesterday floated without aid early today and moved to Norfolk The ship bound from Chill to Norfolk grounded about a mile and a half offshore during a storm
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Del
Strathearn
Chincoteague Inlet
Norfolk
Chill
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Episcopal Theological School
Lawrence
William JW. Biederwolf
Republic and Henderson Bros. Co
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Oldsmobile
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Jacksonville
Old Point
Washington, D. C
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Son Feket
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department
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Navy Gare
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Commission On Mental Diseases
General Court of Executive Clemency
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Spizer
Green St
M. J. Winer
Ferry St
Iravel
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Dor
J. Stain
Jose
Whitewas
Tel. Rox
Ore
Burroughs
Dept
P. F. Leland
Milk St
Chapin Farm Agency
Idea
APIN + Mae
Hopkinton
Mvness
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W. Hall
State St
Cosby
Piazza
R, R
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Brayley & Knowles
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Somerville
State Road
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Pearl St
M. Plummer
Durham
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Furness
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State
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State St. F. G
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American Tooth CO
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Roberts
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Quincy
Derwoods
Main
Model Typewriter Insp. CO
Corona Typewri Ig
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Risibion
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Ain
Truko Mercantil
Cana
Congress St
B. P. Burke
Maine
Wee P. M. Braun & Bons., Inc
B. P
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Caer
Northern’ Ave
Wim. A. Thompson Co
Hest
Schrafft’s
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Revere
Lynn Or
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Hudson
Lawrence JF. Brundage
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Lovell & Covel CO
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Treat Paine
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Wash
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Schilds & CO
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Fenway Theatre
Maas
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Loomis School
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Ainge
Miss Reily
Boylston
Ee, J, Hikey & CO
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Vermont
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Geton Company
W. A. A. Miller
Ramerville
Uy O
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Free Board and Transport Tion
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Solia
Pier 2
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Jamaica Plain
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Oakdale St
Stuart
Mathaway
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Thakoures
Ureeka
Ureeka A
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Segreg
Ureeka Beverage CO
Conant ST
Thos. G. Plant CO
Bickford Ats
Chandler & Co
Ormond
United States Hotel
Lewandos
Watertown
Bell Boys
Harry G. Allen
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