Statistics on Irish violence reported in Parliament
London March 18 The assassinations of 27 police and government employees in Ireland since Jan 1 last year were announced in the House of Commons by James Ian Macpherson chief secretary for Ireland. Murders total 27 with 18 Royal Irish Constabulary 6 Dublin police 2 soldiers 1 other government servant. Attempted murders total 89 with 65 Irish Constabulary 17 Dublin police 4 soldiers 3 others. Additionally 25 attacks were made on police in barracks.
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London
Ireland
House of Commons
James Ian Macpherson
Royal Irish Constabulary
Dublin
Irish Constabulary
Dublin Police
Hearing on Massachusetts maternity benefits plan
Details differed on specifics of the system as committees on public health and social welfare met jointly yesterday to hear the proposition for establishing maternity benefits in Massachusetts.
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Public Health and Social Welfare
Massachusetts
Rhode Island GOP Declares Unpledged Delegates
Rhode Island will send 10 unpledged delegates to the Republican national convention in Chicago. Governor R Livingston Beeckman will head the state delegation, eight delegates chosen, including three from the Leonard Wood Club of Rhode Island. Delegates will be formally elected at a Providence convention on April 5.
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Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
Chicago
R. Livingston Beeckman
Leonard Wood Club
Poison Is Fatal Error in Brooklyn Woman's Death
Brooklyn resident Mrs Bertha De Kara died after taking poison mistaken for prescribed medicine. Pharmacist Arthur C Searls was arrested for manslaughter as police report misread prescription led to fatal ingestion. Dr Charles Frey said he wrote the order carefully and the druggist owner alerted him.
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New York
Bertha de Kara
Brooklyn
Arthur C. Searls
Searls
Charles Frey
Elizabeth Porter Weds William S Parker in Arlington Street Church
Elizabeth Stillman Porter became Mrs. William Stanley Parker after a ceremony at Arlington Street Church assisted by Rev. Frothingham and Rev. Park. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Alexander S. Porter, had a reception at 189 Marlboro Street hosted by her brother Alexander S. Porter Jr. Parker, Harvard ’99, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Parker.
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Paul Revere Frothingham
D. D
Charles E. Park
First Church of
Boston
Arlington Street
Elizabeth Stillman Porter
William Stanley Parker
Alexander S. Porter
River Street
Alexanders. Porter, Jr
Marlboro Street
Harvard
Charles E. Parker
BP. F. Bonney's Sons marks 25th anniversary
The article notes the 25th anniversary of the founding of BP. F. Bonney's Sons, highlighting the long history of the family business and its role in the local community.
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P. F. Bonney
BP. F. Bonney’s Sons Women’s and
Misses Specialty Store Celebrates Banquet at Cook's Hall
Propriety owners and staff of the Misses specialty store at 459 Washington Street held an elaborate banquet in Cook's Hall last night. Four original employees were honored with seats at the head table as entertainment and speeches followed. The Bonney store began at 617 Washington Street and grew into the current larger establishment led by Arthur Perez Bonney and George Marston Bonney, who were present as president and vice president. The birthday cake was cut by Mr. Bonney.
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Washington Street
Cook’s Hall
Sears
Bonney
Perez F. Bonney
Mr. Bonney
Arthur Perez Bonney
George Marston Bonney
Pastor Underhill Receives Third Bravery Citation
The Rev Chester J Underhill pastor of Washington Street Baptist Church Lynn and former Marine Corps chaplain earned a third bravery citation for actions at St Ettinne France on October 8 1918. Brigadier General John A LeJeune awarded the honor and Underhill also received the Croix de Guerre.
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Chester J. Underhill
Washington Street Baptist Church
Lynn
United States Marine Corps
John A. LeJeune
St. Ettinne
France
Mr. Underhill
Rub Neuralgia Pain Away with St Jacobs Liniment
Quick relief for neuralgia with a small trial bottle of St Jacobs Liniment. It claims harmless relief that does not burn or discolor skin and promises instant relief from pain anywhere in the body.
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St. Jacobs
Miss Edna Spencer Pushes Cash Aid for Needy Expectant Mothers
Miss Edna Spencer backed a bill to pay cash benefits to financially needy expectant mothers, estimating a $1,000,000 annual cost. She argued it would benefit future generations, and opposed the rival plan for public clinics and health measures. Support from physicians, social workers, and the committee contrasted with Representative B Loring Young and backers who favored clinic-based aid overseen by the state health department.
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Edna 1. Spencer
MacSachusetts
Spencer
B. Loring Young
Weston
Dahlberg
Young
Representative Young
Miss Spencer
State Department of Health
Department of Public Health
Merrill Champion
Massachusetts Medical Society
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