Warner Moore Narrowly Forges In From Sea Froth
The three masted schooner Warner Moore arrived in Providence with 330 000 feet of yellow pine from Fernandina after a 21 day voyage. Four times during the trip she faced gales from Cape Hatteras to Point Judith and perilous seas. The crew of Bravo sailors near despair before a wind shift changed their fortune.
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Providence
R. I
Warner Moore
Fernandina
Cape Hatteras
Point Judith
Bravo
Moore Ship Battles Gales Then Reaches Harbor
The schooner Moore under Captain Frank Crockett endured a brutal voyage from Fernandina to Cape Lookout and Point Judith. She suffered a broken spanker boom a smashed long boat and loss of her largest anchor as gales and head winds drove her toward breakers before a skilled maneuver brought her safely to Whale Rock.
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Frank Crockett
Fernandina
Hatteras
Cape
Cape Lookout
Point Judith
Whale Rock
Treadway Kills Picketing Bill In Senate Vote Tie
President Allen T. Treadway of the Senate killed the peaceful picketing bill by voting against it, producing a 17 to 17 tie. There was no debate. The roll call lists 17 voting against and 17 for the bill with names shown.
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Treadway
Allen T. Treadway
Senate
Chase
Curley
Doyle
Grainger
Haliey
Hultman
Hibbard
Flint
Lomasney
Mack
Malley
Murray
Powers
Quigley
Ross
Turner
Timilty
Adams
Barnes
Ben
Blanchard
Brown
Denny
Evans
Mellen
Micligan
Nash
Pearson
Ins
Tinkham
Tolman
White
Way
Wolf's My Clothier corner Han and Portland streets
A fragment notes how to reach Wolf's My Clothier from Haymarket Square Adams Square Scollay Square and Friend-Union Street stations, via the Sub- transit lines connected to central Boston streets.
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Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
Haymarket Square
Adams Square
Scollay Square
Friend-Union Street
Sub
Wolf’s
Portland Street
Hardware Men in Convention Today
The annual convention and exhibition of the New England Hardware Dealers' Association opens at 9 AM at Mechanics' Building. It runs for three days with about 40,000 invitations sent to manufacturers, for their workers and to technical and manual training schools.
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New England Hardware Dealers’ Association
Mechanics’ Building
D. Fletcher Barber
Boston
H. Y. Russell
Holyoke
C. L. Underhill
Somerville
John B. Hunter
F. J. Stacy
Springfield
F. A. Chandler
Belmont
A. J. Osborne
W. H. Sawyer
Providence
R. I
H. M. Sanders
F. E. Pierson
Pittsfield
G. A. Whitney
Lewiston
Elwood Adams
Worcester
G. CC. Winter
Southbridge
A. G. Bowman
Woburn
W. T. Hedges
New England
Revere House
Gridiron Club
Lockwood
Hedges
Bowman
John Robinson
Augustus Young
Davis
John Keys
Concord
Mass
Angels of Commerce
Convention Opens With 9 A M Exhibit And 2 P M Sessions
The exhibit opens at 9 a m and the first business session starts at 2 o clock in Paul Revere Hall. D Fletcher Barber presides with speakers including Lt Governor Frothingham Mayor Fitzgerald and G S Smith. The audience will sing America and prayer will be offered by Rev George S Butters. The meeting will inspect the exhibit and eliminate long speeches in favor of a question box.
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Paul Revere
D. Fletcher Barber
Association
Frothingham
Fitzgerald
G. S. Smith
Boston
Commere
America
George S. Butters
Newton
F. E. Stacy
Springfield
Paul Revere Hall
Roosevelt speaks on Arizona statehood before large Southwest crowd
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt addressed a massive gathering on the Plaza in Phenix Arizona stressing Arizona statehood. He arrived from Mesa at noon and attended a luncheon hosted by former Rough Rider comrades before the speech.
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Phenix
Ariz
Theodore Roosevelt
Arizona Statehood
Roosevelt
Mesa
Rough Rider
City Council Rejects 3 Million Refuse Contract
The Boston Disposal Company contract for 3 million dollars was rejected yesterday by the City Council. An order was issued to advertise again for bids as James M. Curley led the assault, charging graft and a huge scheme to milk the city.
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Boston Disposal Company
James M. Curley
Council Sends Back Garbage Contract Over Advertising Flaws
After illness return councillors vote to send the garbage contract papers to the Mayor. They demand readvertisement of bids in at least ten major cities and question Commissioner Rourke's authority and motives behind store waste collection orders. The Mayor returns papers to Rourke for renewed ads.
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Rourke
Curley
Commissioner Rourke
Mayor ponders 40 foot city street plan and future City Hall site
In a back alley near City Hall Boston Mayor discusses a bold street cut from Hanover to Temple place a 40 foot thoroughfare to unlock unearned increment property. He floats naming Fitz gerald terrace or a statue for the mayor and hints at a new City Hall annex with $800000 ready.
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Boston
City Hall
School Street
Court Square
Palm Beach
Court Street
Quincy House
Hanover Street
Temple Place
Court House
City Hall Avenue
Old Colony Trust
Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald Terrace
Harvard Man Weds Katharyn Hoyt In Brookline Nuptials
Miss Katharyn Hoyt daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Chase Hoyt wed Lester Watson Harvard 19 at the brides Brookline home. Governor Eugene N Foss attended as guest. The couple planned a several weeks wedding trip and will reside at 8 Braemore Road Brookline after May 1.
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Katharyn Hoyt
Charles Chase Hoyt
Brookline
Lester Watson
Harvard
Tappan Street
Eugene N. Foss
G. Nobless
Katherine Stone
Killarney
Hathaway Watson
Coin Toss Lands Oil Field In Bakersfield County
Four thousand barrels of oil a day gush from a Bakersfield county field found after a silver coin flip. Owners Clarence Berry John D Spreckels Jr William Maguire and Charles Holbrook chose land by coin toss and drilled at the marked spot. Oil and gas production ramped up rapidly.
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San Francisco
Bakersfield
Clarence Berry
John D. Spreckels, Jr
Wiliam Maguire
Charles Holbrook
Spreckels
Berry
Maguire
Helbrook
Sunday Baseball on State Floor Raises and Falls
The House debated Sunday baseball for boys with 119 votes for and 103 against the initial approval but then rejected the measure by 89 to 131. Several lawmakers wavered under call names, including candidates for high office. A Mahoney substitute proposed Sunday play 2 to 6 pm in approved venues with permits, but was rejected as the chamber overturned the proposition. Spring arrives with warm March weather and notes that winter ends March 21 at the vernal equinox.
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Major Higginson
Committee On Legal Affairs
Mahoney
Worcester
Legal Affairs Committee
Tufts
Waltham
Reidy
Newton
Boston
Lomasney
House
Prairies
Unbroken Warm Weather Forecast Across Region
Yesterday’s fair weather is expected to continue with moderate westerly winds. The heat will spread from the Great Lakes southward with temperatures near 82 in Pierre and cooler highs in Boston around 62 as the warm spell likely lasts through the week. Greenville Me reports a freezing 26, but overall conditions favor lighter clothing today.
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Pierre
S. C
Colorado
Great Lakes
Boston
Labrador
Greenville
United States
Mercury
Prestidigitator Palmed Diamonds Guilty in Theft Case
New York March 20 Chester Hograss a theatrical man and professional prestidigitator was found guilty in General Sessions Court today of stealing a diamond studded locket from a department store. He palmed the locket while fumbling in a tray of jewelry and then drew on his glove. sentence was deferred.
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New York
Chester Hograss
General Sessions Court
Hograss
Father Gasson to Visit New York and Providence
The Rev. Thomas I. Gasson, S. J., president of Boston College, will leave Boston tomorrow for a week of Lent sermons in Providence and Campello. He will preach in Providence on Wednesday and return to Boston for Sunday services, then travel to New York on BC business.
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Thomas I. Gasson
S. J
Boston College
Boston
Campella
Providence
New York
Stolen 480-Pound Safe From Chicago Barbershop
A 480 pound safe was removed through the rear door of Maurice Carroll's barber shop in Chicago. The thieves locked all doors afterward leaving woodwork scratches. they were found opening the strong box blocks away in an alley but escaped.
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Chicago
Maurice Carroll
Harvard Graduate Switches Careers to Acting at Castle Square
Robert Middlemas, Harvard 1909 alumnus and millionaire, quits the insurance business after graduation to pursue acting. He will debut within two weeks at Castle Square Theatre in a minor role in The Merchant of Venice.
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Robert Middlemas Middlemas
Harvard
Castle Square Theatre
Harvard Stage Star Early Club Founder Moves to Acting
A 27 year old Harvard student active in dramatics formed the Harvard Dramatic Club and served as its first president. He joined the Student Council and held roles in the Harvard Memorial Society Signet Chess Club Delta Upsilon Hasty Pudding. After long pursuit he leaves a fine business post to pursue acting with his parents now consenting.
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Harvard Dramatic Club
Harvard Memorial Society
The
Signet
Chess Club
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Hasty Pudding Club
Middlemass
Cashier Arrested for False Bank Entries in Union City
Henry C. Carpenter, cashier of Farmers' National Bank of Union City Michigan, was arrested in Union City on charges of making false entries. He posted bail for a Battle Creek court appearance next Monday as the bank, closed March 11, reportedly lacked about 70 000 in assets to meet depositor claims.
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Detroit
Henry C. Carpenter
Farmers’ National Bank of
Union City
Mich
Carpenter
Battle Crek
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Father Gasson
Adans Square
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