Evacuation Day and St Patrick’s Parades Enter South Boston
Marines from New Jersey and Missouri lead a combined Evacuation Day and St Patrick’s Day parade through South Boston with the Boy Scouts, veterans, and various regiments marching amid cheering crowds and multiple reviewing stands. Clergy, dignitaries, and civic leaders observe from churches and residences along Dorchester and Fourth streets as the procession unites after West Fourth Street.
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New Jersey
Missouri
J. D. Willson
Hsign Miles A. Libbey
L. C. Whiteside
Boy Scouts
South Boston
Marshal Ruddick
Beacon and
Charles Streets
Richard Dwyer
Charles Street
Joseph G. Anderson
Mgr. M. J. Splaine
T. K. McCoy
J. J. Crane
M. J. Scanlon
J. A. Walsh
W. B. Finnigan
J. J. Redican
Alexis
C.P
Leonard
C. P
Hubert
Walter
Boston
West Fourth
Dorchester
Peruna Cited By Greenville Man After Short Course
S. S. Johnson of Greenville reports five years of catarrh with a near fatal decline two years ago. He tried seven doctors and a St. Louis specialist before taking Peruna. He now praises Peruna as life saving and indispensable.
Peruna praised by auctioneer and readers across cities
A Heavy Cold Samuel McKinley of Kansas City reports Peruna saved his life after doctors gave up. Emil Pickart of Hammond Indiana says five bottles cured years of catarrh and stomach issues and praised Peruna as a remedy for his children as well.
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Samuel McKinley
Grand Ave
Kansas City
Society of the United States Jewelry Auctioneers
Peruna
Emil Pickart
Forsyth Ave
Hammond, Ind
Death of Unitarian Clergyman Reverend William H Fish Jr
The Rev. William Henry Fish Jr a noted Unitarian pastor and publisher died yesterday at Corey Hill Hospital Brookline after heart trouble. Services will be held Sunday at Mt Auburn Chapel and he will be buried in Troy New York. Born March 1 1844 he studied at Harvard and Berlin and served in Northampton Troy London Lebanon Hanover Colorado Springs Salt Lake City Meadville Hyde Park and Dedham.
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William Henry Fish, Jr
Corey Hill Hospital
Brookline
Boston
Troy
N. Y
Mt. Auburn Chapel
Om, Ya
Milville
Mass
Harvard College
Divinity School
Harvard University
University of Berlin
Germany
Unitarian Church of
Northampton
Carter Lane
London
England
Lebanon
Hanover
N. H
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Meadville
Penn
Hyde Park
Dedham
Tobin Dorchester news dealer dies after long service
Joseph N. Tobin a well known Dorchester news dealer on Milton avenue dies at his home 74 Edson street after more than 30 years in the business started by his father Thomas Tobin He leaves a brother Thomas and three sisters Mrs R L Jenness Mrs James A Mullare of Colorado and Miss Anna B Tobin Dorchester Mass Funeral set for 10 am Monday at St Matthew s Church with burial in Calvary cemetery
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Joseph N. Tobin
Milton Avenue
Dorchester
Edson Street
St. Matthew’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Tobin
Norfolk Street
Thomas Tobin
Thomas
R. L. Jenness
James A. Mullare
Colorado
Anna B. Tobin
Funeral services for B. C. Wright announced
The well known Chamber of Commerce member B. C. Wright who died Wednesday night at the Hotel Barton will have services today at the hotel before the body is sent to Detroit. Wright was eastern representative for Dougherty & Co. of Chicago and a longtime grain industry figure born in Brookville Canada sixty nine years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Wright
Chamber of Commerce
Bartol
Detroit
Wright
Dougherty & Co
Chicago
Brookville
Canada
Boston
Militia service urged by COL Sweetser at Sons of Revolution talk
Colonel Leroy Sweetser told Boston area Sons of the American Revolution that high schools and colleges should supply more men for the national guard. He warned drill pay alone won’t attract best recruits and called for stricter physical exams and readiness. Lieutenant-Governor Frothingham supported pay in peace and war and urged stronger US Canada ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Sweetser
Eighth Infantry
Commonwealth
National Guard
Boston
Sons of the American Revolution
Sweetser
United States
Massachusetts
Louis A. Frothingham
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Canada
Powers to Make Foss Member of AOH Parade Cheerful
Governor Foss wore two green pinks and a green necktie as visitors gathered in the executive office. A green flag read Erin Go Bragh, a gift from Representative Michael Reidy. Crowds cheered as he left the State House for a parade, and Senator Jim Powers of South Boston promised to make him an honorary member of the Ancient and Honorable Hibernians.
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Foss
Erin Go Bragh
Michael Reidy
South Boston
State House
Jim’’ Powers
Hibernians
Congressman Capron of Rhode Island dies at 70
Adin Ballou Capron longtime Rhode Island congressman dies at his Smithfield home aged 70. He served seven straight terms in the National House of Representatives, nearly fourteen years in total, and passed away almost two weeks after today's date.
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Congressman Capron
Rhode Island
Smithfield
R. I
Adin Ballou Capron
National House of Representatives
Three Matches Save Man's Life Three Times in Mountain Wander
Wilson Smith wandered three days in rain and snow in the Blue Mountains near Blairstown New Jersey. He lit three fires each night with matches to keep from freezing. Woodsmen found him and he returned home recovering from exposure and hunger.
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Blairstown
N. J
Wilson Smith
Blue Mountains
Picketing Bill Reported by Labor Committee
The peaceful picketing bill was reported with five dissenters Senator Mellen and Representatives Ellis Howe Bagg and Sargent of the labor committee. The bill legalizes one picket for 20 strikers. The fines bill was passed to be engrossed.
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Mellen
Ellis
Howe
Bagg
Sargent
Committee On Labor
Don Pasquale at Boston Opera House Delights Audiences
Donizetti’s comic opera Don Pasquale was sung at the Boston Opera House with Alice Nielsen as Norina and Salvatore Sciaretti as Ernesto. The performance featured the Lyrical Russian dancers Anna Pavlova and Michael Mordkine, praised for technical skill and stage presence.
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Donizetti
Don Pasquale
Boston Opera House
Alice Nielsen
Norina
Salvatore Sciaretti
Ernesto
Luigi Tavecchia
Fornari &S Malatesta
C. Stroesco
Anna Pavlova
Michael Mordkine
Russian Ballet
Miss Nielsen
Sciaretti
Tavecchia
Viornari
Boston
Pavlova
Mordkcine
Glazounoff
Mme. Pajitskaia
Czardas
Diplomas Awarded to Hancock Evening School Graduates
Diplomas were awarded last night to 24 pupils from 10 nationalities who completed the Hancock Evening School course. Over 500 friends attended as speakers lauded the students, many of whom had joined in October with little prior English or other subject knowledge.
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Hancock Evening School
Julius Andrews
Council of Jewish Women
Bellamy Storer
United States
Austria
William IF. Murray
Frank Severoni
Boston Juvenile Court
Ruth Abrams
Bessie Aronoff
Mary C. Bartolomy
Mary L. Cantelope
Victoria Cowalsky
Angelina M. Della Russo
Nellie M. DeVesa
Angelina M. Ferrie
Cesira Gualtieri
Cecilia Herskowitz
Bessie R. Hurivitz
Annie Kaplan
Bessie Kaplan
Fannie R. Kaplan
Esther Labitsky
Sarah M. Ladijensky
Flora Levitt
Ida Massa
Rose Model
Anna I. Port
Rose F., Puccia
Hilda G. Robinson
Rebecca Shapira
Nora M. Testa
Woman Editor Marries Henry Hughes in Allston Ceremony
Miss Dora May Morrell editor of The Uplift at 38 Westland avenue wed Henry Ellis Hughes at St Luke's Church Allston. Rev C W Duffield officiated. An informal reception followed with a wedding supper at the bride's home. Maid of honor Miss Emily Bridges and best man Wayne E Hughes attended.
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Dora May Morrell
Uplift
Westland Avenue
St. Luke's Church
Allston
Henry Ellis Hughes
C. W. Duffield
Emily Bridges
South Framingham
Wayne E. Hughes
Miss Bridges
Hughes-Morrell
St. Patrick's Day
Edith Morrell
Blanche Libby
Marion Orrell
N. Carle
Libby
Hughes-Bridges
Deaths in Marlboro Leave Siblings Grief Stricken
In Marlboro on March 17, John B. Girouard dies after his sister, Joseph L Heureux, visited Marlboro Hospital. Grief over the loss triggers the sister to collapse on a sidewalk while en route to his home, falling unconscious and never regaining consciousness.
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Marlboro
John B. Girouard
Joseph L'Heureux
Marlboro Hospital
Remons
Adamsn Cough Balsam Cures Coughs and Colds
An old advertisement touts Adamsn’s Cough Balsam as a remedy for coughs colds and grippe sold by druggists.
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Adamsn
Lowell Greek murder case fuels manhunt for Paparos
Nicholas Paparos is sought by police for complicity in the murder of Greek weaver John Jermanakos in Lowell. Jermanakos alleged Paparos shot him as Michael Pachiouros restrained him. Pachiouros, 24, is in custody after pleading not guilty. Mary Louckos, 17, linked to the case as a witness.
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Lowell
Nicholas Paparos
John Jermanakos
Jermanakos
Paparos
Michael Pachiouros
C. F E. Simpson
Hadley
Pachiouros
Jérmanakos
Mary Louckos
Burns
Brooks Street
Broadway
Lowell Hospital
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E.ravas
Ninth Regiment Veterans’ Association
Naval Brigade
Massachusetts Naval Brigade
Fifth Regiment
Coast Artillery Corps
Wolftone Guards
T. J. Mahoney
St. Monica's Church
Dorchester Street
Mgr. Dennis, O'Callaghan
St. Augustine’s Church
Robert J. Johnson
Gate of Heaven Church
Fourth Street
Albert B. Crabtree
East Fourth Street
Mgr. Patterson
SS. Peter and Paul Church
Dwyer
BOY Scouts OF America
LEFY
William Ruddick
D.D
Catarre
Manauthor
W. H. Fish, Jr
Col. Sweetser
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Russia
Donsey Pena
California Fig Syrup CO
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