Prince of Wales Marriage Hope Delays Public Demand
Bantry notes London interest in the Prince of Wales marrying Lady Rachel Cavendish while he prefers sports and male companionship. The British public, while eager for experience, wants a timely wedding before the year ends. The piece predicts Cupid may prevail and urges a swift decision for the heir to the throne.
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Prince of Wales
London
Rachel Cavendish
Duke
Duchess of Devonshire
Rachel
Mary
Edward
George
Cupid
Body of Tech Student Found Near Art Museum
A tech student was found dead near the art museum after swallowing cyanide from a vial he had obtained for Miss Clark. He left a letter to the medical examiner confessing a suicide pact and police labeled him a mental murderer for inducing the girl to die.
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Art Museum
Clark
Theatre Wizard’s Discovery Ends Privacy Era
The article reports a breakthrough by the Theatre Wizard in privacy elimination via a new circuit. Details describe how listeners on radio networks are affected and the potential impact on broadcasting privacy standards.
Between Radio and Telephone
Providence March 19 Some lovelorn swain from Pawtucket called his girl and planned a 7 pm theatre lobby meeting. Albert KK Proffitt, radio expert, and a Post reporter were listening in from Proffitt’s home via a homemade radio receiving set.
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Providence
Swain
Pawtucket
Albert KK. Proffitt
Post
Proffitt
De Valera Delegates Acclaimed Amid Republic Fight Continues
Irish political scene shows acclaimed delegates amid ongoing struggle for republic as leaders vow to persist. The scene centers on Fianna Fáil figures and public support echoing in Dublin amid mounting calls for full independence.
Friction Likely If Free State Chosen Stirs Boston Crowds
Austen Stack and John J. O Kelly, envoys of Eamon de Valera, told packed audiences at the Boston Opera House and Faneuil Hall that Collins and four others would not be allowed to drag Ireland down.
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Boston Opera House
Faneuil Hall
Austen Stack
John J. O'Kelly
Eamon de Valera
America
Collins
Ireland
Poison death ties Boston case to Norwegian student
Otto Haldor Larsen of Christiania Norway a chemistry student is sought by police in the death by poisoning of Pauline Virginia Clark Back Bay beauty. He ended his life yesterday near the Boston Art Museum using the same cyanide vial involved in the divorcee’s death. Letters in his clothing appear to confess aiding Clark’s death.
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Otto Haldor Larsen
Sele
Tech
Pauline Virginia Clark
Back Bay
Larsen
Art Museum
Christiania
Norway
Boston Art Museum
Morgan Caught at White River in Vermont
Sydney J. Morgan, a Wollaston clerk charged with absconding with 795 dollars from Quincy employers, was arrested at White River Junction Vermont. Police found two small checks payable to the Dorr Company in a Bible in his Green held hotel room, aided by manager J Tennyson Seller.
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White River Junction
Sydney J. Morgan
Wollaston
Quincy
Wellesley Hotel
Greenheld
Mass
Dorr Company
Missing Liberty bonds trigger secret service probe
Washington reports 200000 dollars in negotiable Liberty bonds are missing from the treasury Liberty Bond branch. Secret service chief W. H. Moran said operatives have been sent to Richmond Virginia and Charlottesville Virginia where two branch employees sought in the probe are reported to be.
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Washington
Liberty Bond Branch
The
Treasury
W. H. Moran
Secret Service
Richmond
Charlotteville
Circus Freaks by Ship Loads Arrive to Start Spring Tour
Two ships bringing circus acts reach New York on March 19. The Sudbury from Hamburg carries 57 animals and a bally-hoo man claiming European side show barking fame. The Nieuw Amsterdam from Boulogne delivers jugglers, acrobats, contortionists, bearded and fat ladies among others including Goo-Goo the human pendulum who demonstrates seasickness cure by hanging by his toes.
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New York
Sudbury
Hamburg
Nieuw Amsterdam
Boulogne
Clicnis
Europe
Goo-Goo
Irish Republic pledge stirs Boston Opera House crowd
Enthusiastic audience reacts to fiery remarks by Stack and O'Kelly at Sinn Fein event in Boston. Rev Michael OFlanagan declares Ireland will never become subject to the King as crowds cheer. speakers vow Ireland will never give up its Republic at Massachusetts council gathering.
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Boston
Fire halts Bible meeting at Tremont Street church
Fire broke out on the second floor of a three story brick building at 446 Tremont Street South Sind forcing sixty church members of the First Bible Spiritualist Church to flee the scene. The blaze started in the American Beauty Doll company plant at the front of the building causing two thousand dollars in damage but no injuries. Mrs Adele Williams led the congregation to safety as smoke filled the rear portion of the premises.
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First Bible Spiritualist Church
Odd Ladies
Adele (. Willams
Man Killed in South End Duel Near Shawmut Avenue
A pistol duel on Camden Street near Shawmut Avenue in the South End early last night left one man dead, another seriously wounded, and a peace maker injured while trying to mediate. The combatants were brothers by marriage and by the same family, reporting indicates.
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South End
Camden Street
Shawmut Avenue
Fifteen Shots Trigger Panic in Roxbury
A volley of fifteen shots terrified pedestrians and sent residents fleeing into doorways. Joseph Alabiso of 15 Lansdowne street Roxbury died en route to City Hospital. His brother in law Joseph Simone 27 and Joseph Marion of 444 Hanover street North End were wounded with bullets to the right thigh and left thigh respectively.
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Joseph Alabiso
Lansdowne. Street
Roxbury
Joseph Simone
Joseph Marion
Hanover Street
North End
Gillett Predicts Senate Ratifies Armament Treaties
Springfield March 19 Speaker Frederick H. Gillett of the House says public opinion will overcome partisan opposition in the Senate and secure ratification of the armament limitation treaties. He credits public assurance of future peace for much of the conference's success.
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Springfield
United States Senate
Frederick H. Gillett
House of Representatives
Man admits supplying poison in alleged suicide pact
The man admits providing the poison with full understanding of its intended use and claims the woman took the fatal dose herself. The letters imply a death by own action pact between him and Miss.
Pensive World Events Marked On Anniversary Page
Continued on Page 3 First Col. Today notes birthdays and battles. Charles William Eliot born 1834 at Harvard. Russians occupy Memel, Baltic fortress in 1916. American troops penetrate 80 miles into Mexico in 1916. Plebiscite in Upper Silesia shifts GermanPolish control a year ago.
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Charles William Eliot
Harvard University
Memel
Baltic
Mexico
Upper Silesia
Germany
Poland
Forecast For Boston And Ne Weather Shifts
Weather bulletin outlines Monday rain and warmer in Boston area and southern New England while northern New England sees rain or snow and warmer. Tuesday turns cloudy and colder with increasing southeast winds near gales from Sandy Hook to Hatteras. warnings extend from Jacksonville to Washington and from Baltimore to Kiarport Me.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Baltimore
Kiaatport
Weather Outlook Sees Warm, Unsettled Day Ahead
Forecast calls for warm conditions with a good chance of showers through day and night. Winds may pick up at times.
Temperature record at Thompson's Spa yesterday
The report lists yesterday's temperatures with multiple readings across the day. It includes an average temperature of 36 and compares to the previous year's average of 86.
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Thompson's Spa
Atl & BB
Tees
Six Firemen Injured in Providence Factory Fire
Six firemen were blown down stairs and burned while fighting a four alarm blaze at the John Shabek manufacturing building 245 West Exchange Street. The two story brick structure was destroyed with damages estimated at $175 000 and cause listed as unknown.
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Providence
John Shabek Manufacturing Company
West Exchange Street
Five Firemen Injured In Rhode Island Backdraft Blast
Firemen Michael Riley John Warren Thomas Collins and John Doherty of engine company 1 Frasmus Bowes and Peter McNamee were injured when a backdraft exploded from celluloid stored for jewelry making. Bowes and McNamee remained with fractures and severe cuts after four alarms.
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Michael Riley
John Warren
Thomas Collins
John Doherty
Engine Company 1
Frasmus Bowes
Peter McNamee
Thase
Rhode Island State Hospital
Bowes
McNamee
Dupont Manufacturing Company
Ashmen to Resume Work After Wage Protest
The ashmen in Dorchester will return to work in the morning to make up for lost time after a wage cut protest. Details of the inducement offered to end the strike could not be learned by nightfall.
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Dorchester
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Morgan
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Alma Tell
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Noonan
Wits
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Blaze
Mas. Hallett
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P.M
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