Bishop Urges Union of Creeds in Massachusetts Clerical Meeting
Bishop Hamilton of the Methodist Church urged a union of Methodist and Episcopal creeds during a City Club address to a large delegation of Episcopal ministers. He called for putting aside differences as Christians face a period of heavy casualties, and received prolonged applause. The remarks closed the Massachusetts Clerical Association monthly session.
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Hamilton
Methodist Church
City Club
Massachusetts Clerical Association
Scott's Emulsion Ad Claims Cold Remedy Strength
An advertising notice urges readers to take Scott's Emulsion for colds, claiming it strengthens the body and prevents further illness. It emphasizes choosing the genuine, alcohol free product from Scott Bowne of Bloomfield New Jersey.
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Scott
Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Baker Is Choice as War Head
Washington March 6 New ton D Baker former Mayor of Cleveland has been selected by President Wilson for Secretary of War His nomination will go to the Senate tomorrow and administration leaders expect confirmation soon so he may take charge of the War Department s plans for army increases and reorganization.
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Washington
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Wilson
Senate
Sand
War Department
Ohio Democrat Leader Baker Ties to Wilson Policy
Mr. Baker, a prominent Ohio Democrat and lawyer, has supported Wilson policies since the 1912 pre convention campaign. A longtime friend of Wilson, he studied under him at Johns Hopkins and declined the interior secretary post when mayor. He backs preparedness and foreign policy, with a potential offer for war secretary discussed.
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Baker
Ohio
Wilson
Johns Hopkins University
Nomination of Mr. Baker to succeed Garrison
Telegraphic report notes Mr. Baker accepted the nomination after the President reviewed a long list of candidates for Secretary Garrison. He notified that he would be in Washington on Thursday for the formal nomination and arrival.
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Mr. Baker
Garrison
Baker
Washington
Orpet Indicted for Murder of Marion Lambert
Will H. Orpet a University of Wisconsin student was indicted by a Lake county grand jury for the murder of his former sweetheart Marion Lambert. The case may go to trial next week with a defence request for delay. 25 witnesses testified.
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Chicago
Will H. Orpet
University of Wisconsin
Lake County
Marion Lambert
H. O. Orpet
Frank Lambert
Josephine Davis
Verne Jackson
Orpet
Rex takes throne as King of Mardi Gras in New Orleans
Rex the King of the Mardi Gras opened the annual fete in New Orleans. A parade of decorated vessels sailed with the royal yacht and a street procession featured marines and sailors from the battleship Kentucky marching with military units.
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New Orleans
Donning a Dust Cap and Apron in Everyday Life
A reminiscence on household care and personal identity through chores. The author praises homemakers as guardians of family thrift and individuality, cites the domestic arts as a form of virtue, and thanks Emma for a self composed poem about hair. The piece extols home making as chosen vocation and social value.
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Lottie
Bont Mary Pickford Talks Set for Daily and Sunday Posts
Mary Pickford to appear in daily five day weekly columns in the Daily Post and again each Sunday in the Sunday Post, delivering regular features to readers.
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Mary Pickford
Daily Post
Sunday Post
Advice on screen careers and submitting scenarios in 1915
A guide discusses caution for ambitious girls seeking theater or screen fame. It covers landing place before leaping, notes not all reach stardom, and explains Pho toplay Magazine's October 1915 model scenario. It advises sending a full typed synopsis to scenario editors, not managers.
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Photoplay Magazine
Frohman Theatre To Open In Boston With New Manager
Gustav Frohman will take over the Copley Theatre after April 1 and rename it the Frohman Theatre. The venue will switch to new management and present six nights of one act plays by top New York actors, with child friendly matinees run by Clara Barteaux.
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Copley Theatre
The
Toy
Frohman
Clara Barteaux
Boston
Suffragist Leaves 5000 for Colored School Fund
In Medford, the will of Mrs Maria Hallowell, a leading suffrage worker who died February 16, provides a 5000 dollar trust. Principal goes to Calhoun colored school in Calhoun Alabama after the death of her husband Joseph P Loud, trustee. The fund is named The Anna Davis Hallowell Fund honoring her mother.
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Maria Hallowell Loud
Medford
Calhoun Colored School
Calhoun
Alabama
Loud
Joseph P. Loud
Anna Davis Hallowell
Suit Over Refused Passport Lands in Federal Court
Michael J. O'Connor owner of the estate of the late Lord Leitrim in Ireland sues for 100000 damages in New York Federal Court. He claims that in October he was denied landing in Liverpool despite having an American passport and seeks damages from Philip A. Franklin as receiver of the International Mercantile Marine Company.
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New York
Michael J. O’connor
Lord
Leitrim
Ireland
Liverpool
Philip A. Franklin
International Mercantile Marine Company
No Damages For Man Injured Stealing A Ride
Washington March 6 The Supreme Court reversed a $10 000 judgment against Illinois Central awarded to a man injured while riding with the engineer’s consent Hoboes and others who steal railroad rides may collect no damages and face penalties under the anti pass law.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Illinois Central
Fall River Couple Apply to Remarry in Providence
Thomas Harney of Quequechan Street and Bertha Moss Harney of Warren Street Fall River were divorced on December 13 and appeared at City Hall Providence to take out a license to remarry. Harney, 23, a Fall River weaver, and Moss Harney, 29, daughter of Edmond Moss, plan to wed again once the five day waiting period passes.
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Providence
Thomas Harney
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