Policy Holders Protest Proxy Campaign at New York Life
Samuel Untermyer for the policy holders’ committee protests to Alexander E. Orr over the company’s proxy drive for the April directors’ election. He claims 60 000 holders object to the costly solicitation by the agency force and questions the use of policy holder funds for postage and stationery.
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New York
Samuel Untermyer
New York Life Insurance Company
Alexander E. Orr
The
New York Life
Orr
Untermyer
Mitchell Asks For Meeting in Anthracite Talks
In Indianapolis on March 13 President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers expresses appreciation for the Anthracite Coal Commission's peace efforts and regrets the operators' blunt rejection of miners' demands. He urges continued talks and proposes another meeting before April 1 to seek reconciliation.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Anthracite Coal Commission
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
George F. Baer
Anthracite Operators’ Committee
Baer
Miner Negotiation Letter Calls For New Talks By April
Mr. Mitchell quotes a meeting at 1148 Liberty Street New York in February where seven member committees agreed to report to the committee of the whole. He says the reply rejects all propositions and urges continued talks before April first to avoid a break in negotiations with operators faced with long-standing miner complaints.
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Mr. Mitchell
Liberty Street
New York City
Malden School Committee Keeps Glenwood Inquiry Private
Malden March 18 The Malden school committee refuses to discuss the Glenwood Grammar School investigation calling it a personal matter between teacher and pupil. The teacher has resigned and names are withheld. A Post reporter questioned Chairman Sornest Butler Mrs Harvey Boutwell and Rev Richard Eddy Sykes who all refused to comment noting the inquiry is not public.
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Malden
Glenwood Grammar School
Post
Sornest Butler
Harvey L. Boutwell
Richard Eddy Sykes
Two Died Aboard Cymric In Irish Seafaring Tragedy
High easterly winds and a squally sea delayed the Cymric as it entered the harbor. Two aboard, Lloyd Baker a one year old and Stephen Matiasic eighteen an Austrian, died in a week and on Friday respectively amid St Patrick's Day celebrations at sea.
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Lloyd Baker
Stephen Matiasic
Chelsea Girl Runaway Found After Disobedient Charge
Pretty Annie Rafferty a 15 year old Chelsea girl ran away March 3 from 28 Spruce Street and was held at Chelsea police station for disobedience. She was found at Timothy Galvin 20 Chapel Street Newton Upper Falls and brought to Chelsea yesterday morning by Sergeant Shannon.
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Annie Rafferty
Chelsea
Spruce Street
Post
Timothy Galvin
Chapel Street
Newton Upper Falls
Shannon
Jury Attends Church After Preacher Warned In Murder Trial
Augusta March 18 Mrs Ed win J Cooper on trial for murdering Charles D Northy Jr conferred with her lawyers on defense plans The State outlined a sensational case alleging love jealousy and intrigue Jurors were escorted to Green Street Methodist Church for a doctrinal sermon and avoided by Cooper who did not attend Tomorrow the State will begin presenting witnesses including those at the Cooper house the day Northy died
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Augusta
Edwin J. Cooper
Charles D. Northy, Jr
Thomas Leigh
Maine
South Windsor
Northy
H. C. Peabody
Ira A. Robbins
A. R. Bucklin
Green Street Methodist Church
Henry E. Dunnack
Frank J. Ham
Cooper
Sir Caspar Clarke Arrives to Aid Boston Museum Debate
Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art arrives in Boston from New York ostensibly to lecture but is believed to seek a role in resolving the dispute over a proposed 1 million dollar Museum of Fine Arts at Copley Square. He will meet authorities after a lecture and stay a few days as public funds for a Boston museum are debated.
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Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
South Kensington Museum
London
England
Boston
Museum of Fine Arts
Copley Square
Sir Caspar
Potter Hall
C. Howard Walker
Walnut Street
Metropolitan Museum
Knights and Ladies of Tara stage St Patrick event at Appleton Hall
A Knights and Ladies of Tara entertainment was held last night at Appleton Hall Appleton Street to mark St Patrick's Day. About 500 attended and the society passed resolutions on Father Daley of Roxbury. Representatives to attend his funeral from St Francis de Sales Roxbury were named: B. J. Heany Lizzie Woods Mary A. Finlay Michael Falvey P. J. Smith and P. F. Moore.
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Knights and Ladies of Tara
Appleton Hall
Appleton Street
Father Daley
Roxbury
St. Francis de Sales Church
B. J. Heany
Lizzie Woods
Mary A. Finlay
Michael Falvey
P. J. Smith
P. F. Moore
Mass Attended by AOH Divisions in Somerville
Divisions 6 17 36 40 50 and 51 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Somerville attended a 7 o'clock mass at St. Catherine's Church and received holy communion in a body. Rev. James J. O'Brien officiated.
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Order of Hibernians of
Somerville
St. Catherine’s Church
James J. O’brien
Everett AOH Divisions Attend Mass in Everett Church
The Everett divisions 10 and 55 of the A O H attended mass at 7 30 yesterday morning in the Church of the Immaculate Conception Everett and received communion in a body. Rev Joseph Mohan was the celebrant.
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Everett
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Joseph Mohan
Tells A. O. H. to Uphold Faith
Members of the A. O. H. and all Catholics should manfully and intelligently accept the responsibility of meeting the invasion of modern Antichrist and loyally stand by the faith of their fathers for God and country. The duty can be best discharged by upbuilding Catholic character and exemplifying rectitude.
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The
St Patrick’s Day Talk At Malta Hall Cambridge
Hon. Felix W. McGettrick spoke on Law Human and Divine in society at the St Patrick’s celebration in Malta Hall Cambridge attended by Division 49 and about 400 people. Delegations from A O H units, Middlesex President John F. Donnelly in attendance, with music, recitation by Andrew J. Keefe, and brief address by ex Alderman Stephen J. Harrington. Bernard F. Doris presided.
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Felix W. McGettrick
St. Patrick’s
Malta Hall
Cambridge
Order
University City
Middlesex County
John F. Donnelly
Everett A C H Celebration Honors St Patrick Day
Everett A C H division 10 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Everett celebrated St Patrick's Day in the G A R Hall. J J Curnane presided while James H Vahey delivered the main address on St Patrick. State officials Mahoney O Sullivan Gavin Dwyer and others spoke as more than 300 attendees enjoyed a banquet.
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Ancient Order of Hibernians
Everett
St. Patrick's
G. A. R. Hall
J. J. Curnane
James H. Vahey
Patrick Cullen
John F. Duffy
Charles Regan
Patrick Durant
Hugh Savage
St Patrick’s Day gathering in Unity Hall Somerville
Unity Hall Somerville hosted Division 36 A. O. H. for St Patrick’s anniversary. President Michael Donovan chaired. Musical selections preceded addresses by Middlesex County Director John F. Donnelly and division presidents J Cullahane of 40 John F. Burke of 17 and D C Mahoney of 6.
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Unity Hall
Somerville
St. Patrick's
Michael Donovan
Middlesex County
John F. Donnelly
J. Cullahane
John F. Burke
D. C. Mahoney
Steinbach Arrives Stirs Rumors of Boston Symphony
Noted German music master Fritz Steinbach from Cologne arrived aboard the White Star liner Cymric yesterday. Rumors link him to leading the Boston Symphony, and admirers fear such a move may be unlikely or difficult to realize.
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Fritz Steinbach
Cologne
Germany
Boston Symphony
Orchestra Denies Offer Made to Candidate
He emphatically denied that the position had been tendered to him, stating he had not received any official offer or invitation to join the ensemble.
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Orchestra
Steinbach to Lead New York Philharmonic in April Concert
German conductor Fritz Steinbach arrived in New York for a four week stay to lead the New York Philharmonic Orchestra at its annual concert on April 4. He denied any plan to join the Boston Symphony Orchestra and stated he would return to Cologne afterward. He was greeted by Boston Symphony concert master Willy Hess and spoke to reporters through an interpreter.
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New York Philharmonic
Steinbach
Symphony
Willy Hess
Boston Symphony Orchestra
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Cologne
Boston
New York
Germany
New York Critic weighs Steinbach as Boston Symphony leader
The New York Telegraph reports speculation that Felix Steinbach may lead the Boston Symphony next year with Higginson favoring a new, youthful conductor. Steinbach, 51, a classical stylist allied with Beethoven and Brahms, has guest conducted in London Brussels and Berlin and is to appear with the Philharmonic Society at Carnegie Hall.
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Felix Steinbach
Philharmonic Society
Carnegie Hall
London
Brussels
Berlin
Steinbach
Grand Duke
Saxe-Meiningen
Grand Duchy
Duchy of
Baden
Leipsic
Vienna
Nottebahn
Philharmonie
Holy Cross Mission Ends at Cathedral
The two weeks long mission for men at the Cathedral by Paulist Fathers concluded with a packed service. The late mass was led by Rev M J Splaine with Deacon Rev J J McCarthy and sub-deacon Rev J M Scanlon. Sermon by Rev A P Doyle. Archdiocesan support by Rev Thomas R McCoy and Rev John J Crane. Closing sermon by Rev Peter J O Callaghan.
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M. J. Splaine
D. D
J. J. McCarthy
J. M. Scan
Trials Prove Armored Trains Reach 100 MPH
In Kieff Russia on March 18 military armed trains equipped with rapid fire guns were tested and achieved speeds of about 100 miles per hour during trials.
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Kieff
Russia
France Not Yet Passive In Algiers Conference Discussion
Paris reports a cabinet meeting led by Foreign Minister Bourgeois reviewed France and Germany positions at the Algeciras Conference. France plans no public statement on its future action and will abstain from the foreign affairs budget debate, seen as a discouraging sign.
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Paris
Algeciras
Bourgeois
France
Germany
M. Bourgeois
Morocco Talks Edge Toward Agreement After Conference
A conference Saturday evening between the foreign minister and Prince Von Radolin, the German ambassador to France, leaves the Moroccan knot unresolved yet hopeful that delegates may find a solution. Bourgeois faces pressure from leading journals opposing concessions, with Temps arguing France has reached its limit on police and bank issues and Bourgeois wary of further yielding.
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Prince von Radolin
France
M. Bourgeois
Temps
Medford Pastor Resigns to Return to West
The Rev. S. S. Klyne resigns after two years as pastor of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church West Medford to take effect April 4. He previously preached in Drayton North Dakota and plans to return west possibly to lead a parish at Grand Forks North Dakota.
Knights of Columbus Fitton Council Initiates 25 Members
The Knights of Columbus Fitton Council of East Boston will initiate 25 candidates in Central Hall this evening. Prominent knights from across the state plan to attend the first degree ceremony conducted by Fitton Council's degree staff.
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Knights of Columbus
Fitton Council
East
Boston
Central Hall
Hyomei Claims Cure for Chronic Catarrh in Widespread Use
The Hyomei remedy touts immediate relief and long term health through inhalation four times daily. The complete outfit costs one dollar with lifetime inhaler and bottle, extra bottles 50 cents, and mail order options available from The R T Booth Company Ithaca NY.
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R. T. Booth Company
Ithaca
N. Y
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