Plan to raise funds for Bunker Hill Boys Club clubhouse
An open meeting at the City Club outlined a $15 000 drive for a new Bunker Hill Boys Club clubhouse. Leaders include Bert Waters and George S Smith. A Worcester precedent of $164 000 in seven days was cited to boost efforts.
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Bunker Hill
City Club
Bert Waters
Harvard
Mr. Waters
George S. Smith
M. Bard
Maurice Reedy
Worcester
Reedy
Philip Cabot
George B. Baker
E. V. R. Thayer
C. E. Rogerson
James J. Phelan
Louis A. Coolidge
B. G. Waters
George E. Griggs
Sydney Curtis
Frank S. Mason
Jesse Wiley
Carrol J. Swan
Albert G. Ferguson
John A. Woodry
Franklin W. Ganse
Percy A. Goodale
William F. Murray
E. K. Hall
C. G. McDavitt
Charles B. Davis
March G. Bennett
E. C. Johnson
Richard §. Teeling
Stobert S. Hale
William J. Sweeney
G. B. Gilmore
Fred H. Safford
Prince Boris to Take Wife Prince Boris to Wed Hapsburg Bride
Bulgarian heir Prince Boris aged 22 and heir to the Bulgarian throne is to marry a Hapsburg princess. He commands in the Bulgarian army and the match links Bulgaria with the Austrian Imperial house.
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Prince Boris
Hapsburg
Berlin
Via
Paris
Boris
Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
House of Hapsburg
Journal Des Balkans
Francis Joseph
Austria
Delay Action On Suffrage Referendum In New York
The New York Senate judiciary committee delayed a decision on a referendum on woman suffrage until tomorrow at the request of Majority Leader Elon R. Brown. Chairman J Henry Watters said a vote might not occur before Tuesday. The Assembly passed the measure earlier without opposition while eight of the committee’s 16 members reportedly favored it.
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Albany
N. Y
Senate Judiciary Committee
Elon R. Brown
J. Henry Watters
Syracuse
Reorganization of B. M. Postponed by Directors
Boston & Maine directors did not discuss the railroad reorganization at the March meeting at North station. They expect to revisit the plan at the April 4 meeting after Lowell and Fitchburg stockholders act.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
North Station
Lowell and
Fitchburg
Norumbega District Sunday School Convention Held
Several hundred delegates from 62 Sunday schools in Newton Waltham and nearby towns attended the annual Norumbega District convention at Auburndale Congregational Church. The theme Constructing a Bible Teaching School guided addresses by Rev William C Gordon and others from Auburndale Foxboro Winthrop Worcester Newton Centra Somerville.
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Newton Waltham
Norumbega
Massachusetts Sunday School Association
Auburndale Congregational Church
William C. Gordon
Auburndale
Katherine C. Bourne
Foxboro
Willem Browne Reed
Winthrop
Florence Sears Ware
Worcester
Emory W. Stunt
Newton Centra
Ernest Lyman Mills
Somerville
Women Forced Out by Other Strikers at Hood Rubber
Several thousand Hood Rubber Company workers in East Water Town may face layoffs as the outer sales department strikes over a new working system. So far 120 employees from other departments, mainly women, have been laid off and more job losses seem likely if the dispute is not resolved quickly.
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Hood Rlubber Company
East Watertown
German Ships Leave Kiel In Dreadnought Movement
Rome reports that twenty German dreadnoughts departed Kiel with a British censorship delay. A separate dispatch from London said a fleet of twenty five warships was seen cruising the North Sea from Vlieland in North Holland, approaching from the northeast before vanishing northward.
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Rome
London
Kiel
North Sea
Vlieland
North Holland
Austro Germans Withdraw Balkans Move to West Paris
March 7 report notes Austro-Germans quitting operations in the Balkans and shifting to the western front near Paris. The dispatch cites halted offensives and redeployment orders affecting supply lines and frontline positions.
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Balkans
West Paris
Balkan troops shift as central powers move to western front
Despatch filed in Saloniki states nearly all Austrian and German forces on the Balkan front have departed for the Western front. The report adds that some Turkish regiments have been diverted from the Balkans to the Caucasus.
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Saloniki
Balkan
Western Front
Balkans
Caucasus
Mayors Seek Dam Fixes to Prevent Fireboat Delays
Mayor Curley and Mayor Rockwood urge the Metropolitan Park Commission to fix Charles River Dam conditions. A fireboat was blocked at the lock while responding to a Cambridge Gaslight Co fire at the Cambridge wharf, prompting the request.
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Curley
Rockwood
Cambridge
Metropolitan Park Commission
Charles River
Cambridge Department
Cambridge Gaslight Company
Boston Nurse Margaret McMillan Dies in Accident
Word arrived yesterday that Margaret McMillan a trained nurse well known in Boston died in an accident. The report notes her prominence in local medical circles and confirms the fatal incident.
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Margaret McMillan
Boston
Boston nurse dies from Eureka carriage crash injuries
In Eureka California one nurse, Miss McMillan, died from injuries after a carriage accident. A Long Island Hospital graduate she had worked at Boston Lying-In Hospital and belonged to the Boston Nurses' Club. Her two sisters Katherine and Florence McMillan live at 16 Berkeley street, Malden.
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Eureka
Cal
McMillan
Long Island Hospital
Boston Lying-In Hospital
Boston Nurses’ Club
Malden
Katherine
Florence McMillan
Berkeley Street
Banquet Closes Gardner Meeting Presided by J H Sinclair
The meeting of Gardner officers and trustees adjourned with a banquet. Joseph T Ingalls chaired as supreme president Everett L Upham served as supreme vice president and Patrick W Curry presided as supreme secretary. Community leaders from Boston Worcester Brookline and Melrose attended.
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Gardner
Joseph T. Ingalls
Chelsea
Everett L. Upham
Newton
Patrick W. Curry
Melrose
C. I. W. Ramus
Boston
Alfred F. Powers
Worcester
Charles O.thompson
George W. Little
Brookline
Supreme Guardian
Agnes Riley
Boston Supreme Sentinel
Katharine Leonard
E. H. Sinclair
Marie A. Ramus
B L. Upham
Joseph Rossiter
J. J. McCarthy
E. B. Tones
George B. Howe
James J. McCarthy
J. H. Sinclair
Save Money on Pacific Coast Travel with Burlington Route
A Boston advertiser promotes cheap, comfortable tourist cars for westbound travel on the Burlington Route. The offer includes maps and pictures, helping plan trips without extra charge. Contact Alex Stocks at CG. B. & Q. A. R. Co. 264 Washington St, Boston, via phone 43787.
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Burlington
Alex
New England Pass
CG. B
Washington Bt
Boston
Cadomene Tablets Promised To Aid Nervous Or Overworked
A patient claims a newspaper item led him to take three grain Cadomene Tablets after a year of failed treatment. The doctor investigated the tablets and now prescribes them to patients, praising their benefits for overtaxed nervous systems and advising sealed-tube sales to pharmacies at a modest cost.
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Imebow
Sirez
Cliff
Sunday Post
Senate
Conference ON Sunday Schools
Supreme Lodge, American Order of Fraternal Helpers
Gould Hall
Boylston Place
Supreme
E. H. Sin
Ace
Bacons
Victrola
Choice
Victor Records
Victrola X
Grford
3Rd Fleet
Blairs
U.s.pat
Hearoes Victor
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
Iver Johnson
Washington St
Boston, Mass
Cornhill
Vwuctrola Department
Victor
Butler Ferent Og
Tremont Stores
Tremont SP
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