Harvard Athletic Committee Withdraws Swimming From League
The Harvard athletic committee voted to withdraw the swimming team from the intercollegiate league due to poor practice facilities, with plans to rejoin only after a swim tank is provided. The group approved discretionary annual funding up to 1200 dollars for minor sports and announced numerous 1913 class appointments and upcoming spring schedules across fencing, track, lacrosse, shooting, soccer, crew, and freshman football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Athletic Committee
W. E. Garcelon
Harvard
Athletic Association
I. Hubbell
W. TF. Cogswell
Ralph Lowell
Ralph Hornblower
R. W. Hall
West Point
New York
Dartmouth
Yale
Springfield
Annapolis
Cornell
Charles
Thames
St. Mark's
Southboro
Groton
Exeter
Andover
Princeton
Cambridge
Worcester Academy
Worcester
New Haven
Indoor record broken by Gustaf Ljungstrom at MSG
Gustaf Ljungstrom set a new indoor 20 mile record at Madison Square Garden with a time of 1 50 58 3 5 surpassing Jim Crowley's 1 57 25 1 5. Paul Accose finished second, Crowley third, and Percy Sellen fourth among eight starters as Ljungstrom led from the twelfth mile on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gustaf Ljungstrom
Madison Square Garden
Ljungstrom
Jim Crowley
Ireland
Paul Accose
Percy Sellen
Toronto
Lucia at the Boston Opera House Draws Large Applause
Donizetti’s Lucia was staged at the Boston Opera House with Lipkowska Constantino Fornari Vanni Perini Giaccone Pierce under Luzzatti. The audience applauded fervently and both leads were repeatedly recalled. The program announced Barber of Seville tomorrow and other concerts tonight at Chickering Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donizetti
Lucia
Boston Opera House
Miss Lipkowska
Mr. Constantino
Rodolfo Fornari
Robert Vanni
Giuseppe Perini
Ernesto Giaccone
Virginia Pierce
Luzzatti
Rossini
Stephen Townsend
Stainer
Hogan in critical condition after nephritis illness
Torrington Conn March 14 After late night physician consultation it was announced former Yale football captain James J Hogan is critically ill at his home with nephritis no hope of recovery was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrington, Conn
James J. Hogan
Yale
Scenic Temple Show Delights Audience With Miss May Davis
At the Scenic Temple a show featured Miss May Davis a singing comedienne who made a palpable hit Fritz's dogs displayed notable intelligence Williams and Rose presented A Night at the Club Ira Kessner repeated prior success The motion picture exhibit was educational and picturesque in character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scenic Temple
May Davis
Fritz
Williams
Rose
Ira Kessner
Home Town Wins Corporation Tax to Plant City Benefit
A House bill reallocates the entire corporation tax to the town or city hosting the plant. The measure passed 128 to 9 with Boston supporters arguing the city will gain most. The current law before change allotted 10 percent to the state and split 60 percent between the plant town and stockholder towns.
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Boston
Mechanic Arts High Triumph Over Commerce in Dual Meet
Mechanic Arts High School defeated Commerce High in a dual track meet 461 to 251. The program featured a hot 36 yard dash with rivals from both schools, Ferguson led Mechanics in multiple sprints, and Conners Farrell and Robertson starred for their teams. Commerce claimed the junior events and the relay races, while Rumpf and Mooney shone for Mechanics in the sprint and hurdle events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanic Arts High School
Commerce High
Commerce
Back Bay School
Rumpf
Mooney
Ferguson
Navioon
Chamberlain
Mechanic
Conners
Mechanics
Farrell and
Robertson
Bent
M. A
I. S
C . Sweeney
Dinner
Shields
O'Neil
Copper
Navison
McClellan
4. S
Nayison
H. S
M. A. II
D. S
Cobb
Salloway
Gre Mooney
O’brien
O'Brien
Shea
A. S
von Lenz
H.S
Gibson
Barry
Brown
Donnelly
Johnson
M. N. HW
Phillips
Weis
Sanburg
Walsh
High School OF Commerce
Mechanic Arts
Westwood
Farrell
Driscoll
Hub Theatre Screens The Girl With the Green Veil
The Hub Theatre presents The Girl With the Green Veil with special scenery. Also on bill are Aerial Bartlett the gymnast and Jordan and Brennan singing. Includes emotional and sensational pictures.
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Hub Theatre
Girl With the Green Veil
Bartlett
Jordan
Brennan
Beacon Theatre Show Delights Patrons with New Films
Beacon Theatre manager Browne delivered a strong program yesterday featuring Bob and Bertha Hyde Falk and King James and Atkins and Paul Ross as headline attractions. Audiences enjoyed new and astonishing moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manager Browne
New Beacon Theatre
Bob and Bertha Hyde
Falk and King
James and Atkins
Paul Ross
Urge Unity of Anglo-Saxons at Canadian Club meeting
Sir Henry M. Pelotte of Canada and ex-Governor Guild urged closer Anglo-Saxon ties between Canada and the United States as a solution to world problems. They argued shared prosperity, a joint response to danger, and a merged destiny across the Anglo-Saxon race with closer commercial and political cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Club
Henry M. Pelotte
Canada
Guild
Dominion
United States
Stephen H. Roblin
Rabbiarles Fleischer
Henry Pelatte
Maritime Traffic and Arrivals In Harbor Observations
Shipping notices detail arrivals and clearances across multiple vessels including cutters, steamers, schooners, barges, and tugs. Entries list ships such as Gresham and Rhine with ports like Hamburg and New York, plus times for tides and high waters.
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Calvin Austin
St. John
N. OB
Portland
Eastport
Beverie
New York
Massachusetts
Nanticket
Newport News Andaltimore
Kennebec
Norfolk
Bing Perth
Taunton
Wareham
Rockland
Stephen G. Hart
Pampa
Vla
John R. Fell
Mayaguez
P. R. Subrontenac
Brunswick
Lewiston
Jacksonville
M. D. Creasy
Braagye C. French
Nathaniel T. Palmer
Phila
Henry (. Barrett
President James F. OBrien and His Work for Masters
James F. OBrien serves as president of the Masters organization, guiding its operates activities and programs. His leadership focuses on expanding membership, fundraising efforts, and community outreach initiatives to strengthen the group’s mission and impact.
Labor Leaders James F O'Brien Mailers Union Pioneer
James F. O'Brien, 87, Boston Mailers Union 1 president, born in Boston and living in City Point with his wife and five children. He rose from Boston Journal mail room to Boston Herald and then Boston American, becoming a steadfast union advocate and leader on key committees. The union, organized in 1891, grew to 125 members on Boston daily papers, affiliating with the International Typographical Union and allied bodies, emphasizing efficiency in mailrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. O'Brien
Boston Mailers’ Union 1
Boston
City Point
Boston Public Schools
St. Vincent's Parish
St. Augustine's Court
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Boston Journal
Journal Mailroom
Boston Herald
O'Brien
Boston American
Mailers’ Union
Vast Atlantic Fleet Batches Arrive at Boston Wharf
32 groundfish fares arrive by Saturday noon to dusk with 16 offshore trips averaging 60 000 pounds. Cod and haddock dominate. Gloucester disposals by splitters. Mesquita captain ill, crew sells 69 000 pounds. new schooner Josephine de Costa heads to Provincetown. Hispania German freighter, 3000 tons cargo, unloads here then returns to Hamburg. Bananas and lemons sail in on San Jose and Lombarda. City of Augusta reports navigational raft obstacle south of Nantucket. Imports hit weekly high. Rhine sails for Buenos Ayres. Megantic bound Liverpool to Boston with many passengers.
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T Wharf
Gloucester
Frances P. Mesquita
Elwes
Joseph Mesquita
Mesquita
Josephine de Costa
Provincetown
Marion Perry
Rose Dorothea
Haddock
Faperanty
Dla VY. P. Mesquita
Richard J. Nunan
Wale
Helen B. Thomas
Mary €. Santos
I M. Thompson
James W. Parker
Pollock
Susan
Mary Apa Ie
Sarah
J. O’hara
Boston
Hamburg
Mystic Wharf
Elve
Hispania
Barseh
Riemer
Georgia
San Jose
Tiedeman
Long Wharf
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Leyland Line
W. H. Bullock
Liverpool
Winifredian
Howlett
Ocean Line
City of Augusta
Savannah
Nantucket
Macon
Nwcoochee
Buenos Ayres
Rhine
New York
Daniel Willard
New White Star Line
Megantic
Liverpoo
Queenstown
Glasgow
Sable Island
Boston Harbor
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Ly Kin
Wan
Zousin Dakey
Km Sayin
Saint Gitfrt
H. R. R. Transpor
Brunswick Alleys
Stevens
B. & M. Terminal League
Bowdoin Square
Dept Teeta
Clerks Eter
Fitchburg Eure
Tenee
Rutherford Ave
Mystie Junction
Elite League
Marketmen’s League
ODD Fellows’ League
New Boston
Central Market
R. S. Edwards
A. & O. W. Mead Aeaee
Adams, Chapin
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J.P Squire
Pieee O
Adams Square
M. D. Cressey & Co
Boston Beef
K. F Whitaker
Mangan Co. Logan . Johnson
J Clark
Hanley
Park Sausage
America
Mt. Auburn
Neptune
le Siloam
Everett
Mt Pleasance
Crystal Bay
Tremont Wees
Commercial League
Nteee
Emerson
Federal Hae Neaee Beacon Veneer Eee
North Shore
Noq Hope
Hogan
Jabez
Mechanic Arts High
Connors
McNally
Sullivan
Siden
M. H
H. Driscoll
T. Driscoll
Ories
M. A.H
H. Priscoll
HH. S
Adams
W. A. Rumpf
Commercial High
Farrel
Newman
Maney
M. A. Hi.Connors
H. S. of C
Commerce Mareen Westwood
Driscoll and Robertson
T. J. Barry
Seleresees
Hurdes
Avelay Setee
Serene
Beacon Theatre
Shipping News
Ogde
Pera
Gresham
Aberroth
Port Simon
C.R
Ontario
Pond
Baltimore
Newport News
City of Macon
Dreyer
Savannnah
City of Everett
Sandberg
Bergman
Tonia
Goddard
Placentia Bay
N. F
Pearl Nelson
White
Morris and
Cliff
Person
Rockport
Mery Brewer
Callahan
Grace A. Martin
Harding
John G. Chandler
South Amboy
Alice
Flora
Plymouth
Port Johnson
R. R
Scranton
Hoboken
Elizabeth Palmer
Wade
Jane Palmer
Bowen
Tvernia
Samiland
Antwerp
Philadelphia
Yarmouth
N. S
City of
James F. O’brien
Labor
Unio
International Typograp Union
Allied Printing Trades Crontwell
Boston Central Labor Union
Mallers’ Unilog No. 1
Goodrich
Goodrich Tires
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