Mrs Pickett to Enter Vaudeville in Gettysburg Lectures
Washington March 13 Mrs La Salle Corbell Pickett widow of General George Pickett plans vaudeville appearances with Boston promoter R G Larsen and Mr Keith This will follow her Gettysburg lectures and aims to educate large audiences about the battle with her show described as pioneering and educational in Boston within weeks
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Washington, D. C
la Salle Corbell Pickett
George Pickett
Gettysburg
B. F. Keith
Boston
Pickett
R. G. Larsen
Keith
Washington
Ontario
Pastor to Decide on Hur Call This Week
Rev Charles A Fulton of Syracuse NY weighs the Dudley Street Baptist Church pastorate. Church committee expects his acceptance and aims for his arrival in early May after congregational consultation.
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Boston
Charles A. Fulton
Syracuse
N. Y
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Fulton
Dudley Street
How to Treat Skin Diseases With Cadum Remedy
A short guide claims external causes drive skin diseases such as eczema and salt rheum and promotes Cadum as a safe simple cure. Applied externally Cadum excludes air and irritants, halts itching, and begins healing with reported cures for psoriasis ringworm acne herpes and other eruptions. Trial box ten cents. large box twenty three cents at all druggists.
Whose Child Is This A Post $5 reward for photo ID
A Boston Post feature invites school children pictured at noon on Prince Street North End to claim a $5 gold piece by presenting themselves at the City Editor's office 275 Washington Street third floor within five weekdays. Earlier snapshots identify Helen Donahue Edward Durgan and Pearl Tushinsky with their ages addresses and schools.
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Forsythe
Morris Dental CO
Washington Street
Post
Prince Street
North End
Greater Boston
The
Helen Donahue
Cambridge Street
Allston
James Donahue
Washington-Allston
Muldoon
Edward Durgan
Webster Street
George Durgan
Adams School
Miss Stowers
Pearl Tushinsky
Felix Tushinsky
Salem Street
Paul Revere
Miss Mace
San Patrice Prayer for Green Flag of Peace
Poem asks San Patrice to make the green be the flag of peace and unify the Irish community. The speaker appeals for blessed peace on a festive day, referencing Catholic Standard and Times.
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Patrice
Manny
Unita
San Patrice
Granda Brotherhood
Automobile Kills Boy Crossing Broadway Street
A boy was struck and killed on Broadway as he crossed the street. The driver, Simpson, said he swerved to dodge the boy but could not avoid the collision. the incident is under police inquiry.
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Broadway
Simpson
Steamboat Polly, Oldest in U S, to Tour Cincinnati
The Polly dates to 1805 and was rebuilt from a sloop into a steamship. It lies at Deer Island Maine and will go to Cincinnati this summer for exhibition. It will be shown during the Ohio Valley Exposition naval pageant starting August 29.
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Cincinnati
America
Polly
Deer Island
Amesbury
Mass
Lane Run-Over Accident At Cambridge Hospital
Simpson reacted as Lane ran into his car and was dragged by the fender. The boy died at Cambridge Hospital from likely a broken neck. Patrolmen McCaffrey and Dunlea placed Simpson under arrest. witnesses called it an accident. secretary described slow speed and brief stopping distance.
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Lane
Simpson
Tie
Cambridge
Bernard McCaffrey
Patrick Dunlea
Murray
Attack on Widow Glover Opens in Cambridge Court
A flood of evidence aimed at breaking down Mrs. Lillian Marie Glover's testimony begins in East Cambridge Probate Court as week seven of the Glover will contest starts. Chief witnesses include Irene LaBlanc and sisters Lillian and Hattie LaBlanc, with Hattie jailed on murder charges.
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Lillian Marie Glover
East Cambridge
Glover
Mrs. Glover
LaBlanc
Irene
Lillian
Hattie
Sisters poised to testify on Glover murder case
The French sisters Irene and Lillian, now with relatives in Gloucester, intend to reveal all they know to help Hattie LaBlanc. Her forthcoming testimony is expected to shed light on the Glover household and may influence the murder trial where Hattie is the principal defendant per Clarence F. Glover’s dying statement.
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Irene
Lillian
Glover
Gloucester
Hattie
Hattie LaBlanc
Clarence F. Glover
Handsome New Church Opened in Roslindale
Crowds from Greater Boston toured the new Church of the Sacred Heart in Roslindale at its public opening. Rev. William P. Brett S J of Boston College led a special program and sermon, praising the ornate stations of the cross and stained glass as the interior glowed with hundreds of lights. Father John F. Cummins received widespread congratulations for guiding the project to completion.
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Greater
Boston
John F. Cummins
William P. Brett
S. J
Boston College
Cummins
Fire Scare In Brookline Destroys Large Barn On Sargent Estate
A two alarm blaze in Brookline destroyed a large barn on Professor Charles S. Sargent’s estate and threatened nearby homes on Warren and Cottage streets. Fire Chief Johnson ordered a second alarm, and spectators including the Sargents praised the department as the barn and its contents were lost. Police will watch for arson and review recent fires in the district.
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Brookline Society
Charles S. Sargent
Warren
Cottage Streets
Julia R. Shepley
Johnson
Professor Sargent
Sargent
James M. Codman, Jr
Jack Gardner
Mary B. Schlessinger
James A. Parker
A. F. Bigelow
Moses Williams
BE. C. Lee
Amy Lowell
Louis Cabot
Herbert A. Tucker
Brookline
Appendicitis Debated by Harvard Surgeon in Talk
Dr. Maurice Richardson defended operating for appendicitis during a Harvard Medical School talk on abdominal emergencies. He claimed appendicitis originated in Boston and, though once thought useful, may disappear in future generations as medical practice evolves. A responsive audience member fainted during his remarks.
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Maurice Richardson
Harvard Medical School
Boston
Reginald Fitz
Dublin Former Lord Mayor Timothy Harrington Dies at 63
London March 18 Timothy Harrington member of the House of Commons for Harbor division of Dublin died today. Born 1861 he was a Trinity College graduate and served as Lord Mayor of Dublin in 1901 1902 and 1908. He once owned United Ireland and the Kerry Sentinel and led Irish National League others.
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London
Timothy Harrington
House of Commons
Harbor Division
Dublin
Trinity College
United Ireland
Kerry Sentinel
Irish National League
NY Republicans Confront Root Woodruff Rift Over State Chair
New York Republicans face a clouded crisis as factions led by Senator Root Governor Hughes and Senator Hinman clash with Timothy L. Woodruff and the State committee chair. Root seeks Woodruff’s retirement citing Woodruff allies for electing a Senate leader and Cobb as successor. Root declines direct comment but signals likely aims.
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New York
Republican Party
New York State
Root
Hughes
Hinman
Timothy L. Woodruff
State Committee
Woodruff
Lloyd C. Griscom
New School of Republican
State Senate
Benstor Cobb
Senator Root
Portland steamer life preserver washes ashore recalling 1898 disaster
A life preserver from the steamer Portland, believed lost in the 1898 sinking off the New England coast, was found on Pleasant Beach by Richard Cadden. The recovered item bears a washed Portland inscription and government inspector stamp, the first Portland relic to wash ashore locally.
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Portland
Father and two sons found shot in Bronx home
Herman Moritz 45 and his sons George 21 and Walter 16 were discovered dead from gunshot in their Bronx residence in what authorities treat as a double murder and possible self-inflicted death.
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New York
Herman Moritz
George
Walter
Bronx
Queen of the Moulin Rouge to Perform in Boston Controversy
Boston officials and censors prepare for a single performance of The Queen of the Moulin Rouge after delays last summer. Mayor Fitzgerald, licensing clerk Casey, and Commissioner O’Meara will be represented with Watch and Ward Society delegates to judge and possibly revoke the license if the show offends. Archdiocesan Catholic groups urge revocation as licensing law allows only one performance.
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Boston
Boston Theatre
Fitzgerald
Casey
O'Meara
Watch and Ward Society
Archdiocesan Federation of Catholic Societies
Names in New York Hall of Fame vacancies announced
Chancellor MacCracken announced the 39 electors to fill vacancies in the Hall of Fame. Selections include Andrew Carnegie to succeed Grover Cleveland and Joseph H. Choate to replace George E. Post. Other picks cover editors, university presidents, and scholars across Yale Cornell Chicago and Washington. Public notices reference unrelated fire records and local incidents.
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MacCracken
New York University Senate
Hall of Fame
Andrew Carnegie
Grover Cleveland
Joseph H. Choate
George E. Post
Beyrout
Syria
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Iowa
Edward
University of Missouri
McCormick
University of Pittsburg
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St. Louis
Charles W. Dabney
University of Cincinnati
The
Western College For Women
George Burton Adams
Yale
George Lincoln Burr
Cornell
Henry Fairfield Osborn
American
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