Lodge Eyes Roosevelt or Hughes for Republican Nomination
Senator Lodge says the Republican convention will likely choose between Colonel Roosevelt and Justice Hughes, with Weeks and McCall as potential runners. He favors Roosevelt but would back Hughes if party unity is at stake, noting Roosevelt would not run without near unanimous support.
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Justice Hughes
Senator Lodge
Roosevelt
Chicago
Wilson
Lodge
Hughes
McCall
Senator Weeks
Massachusetts
Gardner
Weeks
Crane
Charles Sumner Bird
Grafton D. Cushing
West Indies
Republican Party
Supreme Court
Mexico
Pioneer Hay and Grain Dealer E B Culkeen Dies
William Culkeen of East Boston died yesterday at 61 Byron Street after a heart illness. A 52 year old pioneer hay and grain dealer, he had been in failing health since last fall following a street car accident. He was president of the National Hay and Grain Dealers' Association and a member of Leo Court M C O F and the A O U W. Survived by four sons and two daughters.
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William Culkeen
Boston
Byron Street
East Boston
Culkeen
National Hay and Grain Dealers’ Association
Leo Court
Justice Opens at Plymouth
Edward H Crosby notes John Galsworthy's Justice opened at Plymouth in Boston. The play, like Strife, uses social conflict to critique society. It argues that law can deter crime yet may cause more harm when applied rigidly.
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John Galsworthy
Plymouth
Boston
Hard Luck Brings Down a Clerk in Gotham Drama
A junior clerk William Falder plots to flee with a married woman after a forged nine pound check escalates to a vault of crime. He is jailed for three years, then released to face parole troubles and a fatal jump. John Barrymore stars with O P Heggie in a stark study of crime and consequence.
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William Falder
How & How
William
John Barrymore
Robert Cokeson
O. P. Heggie
Lester Lonergan
Henry Stephenson
James How
Wallis Clark
Cathleen Nesbitt
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Praised by Customer
A Lakewood Ohio resident testifies to Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root curing longstanding kidney and bladder trouble after many failed attempts. The testimonial card dated October 18 1915 bears sworn notarization by WM J Klotzbach.
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B. J. Fenstermaker
Roycroft Ave
Lakewood
Ohio
Prove What Swamp Root Does for You Sample Offer
Letter to Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York promotes Swamp Root a kidney bladder remedy. Readers are urged to send ten cents for a sample bottle and receive a booklet of information and the Boston Daily Post mentioned for credibility. Regular bottle sizes are sold at drug stores.
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Swamp Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Recitals by Olin Downes and Colleagues At Steinert Hall
Pianist Richard Platt performed a diverse recital in Steinert Mall with works by Mozart Beethoven Brahms Granados Debussy Chabrier and Chopin. Critics praised some Brahms intermezzi and Debussy while noting moments of stiffness and restraint. Also in Steinert Hall Clara Clemens and Ethel Newcomb offered a warm program with Scarlatti and other works. Isidora Martinez and Ruth Collingbourne closed with songs and violin pieces showing strong interpretation.
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Richard Platt
Steinert Mall
Mozart
Beethoven
Brahms
Granados
Debussy
Chabrier
Chopin
Platt
Mr. Platt
Albeniz
Steinert Hall
Clara Clemens
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Ethel Newcomb
Isidora Martinez
Ruth Collingbourne
Jordan Hall
Mme. Martinez
Wolf- Ferrari
Ries
Saint-Saens
Rinsky-Shorsakoff
Tschaikowsky
Gounod
Alvarez
Alonso
Miss Collingbourne
Chaminade-Kreisler
Nardini
Wnachez
Park Theatre features Edith Storey and Williams in top billed week
Park Theatre presents a standout production with Edith Storey as Glory Quayle and Earle Williams as John Storm in a vivid classic on stage. John Barrymore stars in The Test Bridegroom while The Count of Ten keeps audiences laughing. The program also includes a Burton Holmes Travelogue Selig Tribune current events and a Symphony Orchestra overture directed by William A. Krauth.
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the Christian
Park Theatre
the Park
Edith Storey
Glory Quayle
Viola Allen
Earle Williams
John Storm
Miss Storey
John Barrymore
Gordon's Olympia Theatre Show Highlights Top Bill
Gordon's Olympia Theatre offered an evening of old time favorites with Ward and Curran ahead in comedy. Delmore and Lee, Broadway sensations, plus "Visions De Mi Lola" and the Old Homestead four completed the bill. The feature picture was "The Hunted Woman."
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Gordon
Olympia
Ward
Curran
Delmore and Lee
Broadway
Old Homestead
McIntosh
Wayne
Warren
Harvard surgeon returns from Verdun front unit
Dr. David Cheever Jr a Harvard Medical School professor of surgery arrived home after three months leading the second Harvard medical unit in France The German Verdun offensive cut his six month term short with other Harvard and Minnesota doctors Also at Boulogne base hospital the corps faced increased work as wounded from Verdun movement were sent back Continuous hospital activity contrasted with earlier lighter western front action.
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David Cheever, Jr
Harvard Medical School
Harvard Medical Unit
Fance
Boston
Cheever
New York
L. Bremer
Harvard
Dr. Richards
University of Minnesota
Verdun
Boulogne
First Night of Santa Clara Passion Play Opens
The Santa Clara Passion Play interpreted by Boston College students began last night for a week in College Hall with strong attendance. William S. Carner of Malden played Judas and performed credibly. Joseph A. Scolponeti portrayed Jechonias, friend of Herod, and also starred.
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Santa Clara
Boston College
College Hall
William S. Carner
Malden
Judas
Joseph A. Scolponeti
Jechonias
Herod
Park Policeman Hurt By Falling Wire
Patrolman John R. McLean of the Metropolitan Park Police was severely injured yesterday afternoon when struck by a falling electric wire at the corner of Lambert and Salem streets in Medford. He suffered a deep gash to the head multiple facial cuts and bruises to his left arm and side.
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John R. McLean
Metropolitan Park Police
Lambert and
Salem Streets
Medford
Lecture at North Square Church on Our Lady of Lourdes
The Rev. Ercole Dominici, fresh from a two week mission at the Church of the Sacred Heart North Square, will deliver an illustrated lecture on Our Lady of Lourdes in St. John's Hall Moon Street tonight. Proceeds go to support Sacred Heart Church.
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Ercole Dominici
Church of the Sacred Heart
North Square
Our Lady of Lourdes
St. John's Hall
Moon Street
Sacred Heart Church
300 Mile Walk Lands Belgian Immigrant in Custody
Cornelius Yensen a 29 year old Belgian who lived in Canada for five years was arrested by immigration officials as an illegal entrant after walking 300 miles from Montreal to Boston. He faced possible adminitry clearance and may be allowed to remain in the country.
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Cornelius Yensen
Canada
Cornelius
Montreal
Boston
United States Immigration Office
Grand Trunk
Vermont
Massachusetts General Hospital
Splendid Laxative for Elderly People
An elderly friendly laxative story promoting Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, effective remedy for constipation. It cites 30 years of use, avoids harsh purgatives, includes a testimonial from Mrs Rachel Allen, notes price fifty cents a bottle, and offers a free trial bottle by writing to Dr W B Caldwell at 454 Washington Street Monticello Illinois.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Ill
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