Irish League Plans Action at Boston Meeting
An important meeting of the Boston Central Branch of the United Irish League will be held tomorrow night at o'clock in Young's Hotel. Dr Henry V McLaughlin, president, will preside. The gathering aims to discuss the present situation in Ireland and to act on John Redmond's appeal. Resolutions supporting the Irish Parliamentary party are expected to be drawn and cabled to London.
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London
Knights of Columbus thank Chicago mayor for address
The supreme assembly of the fourth degree of the Knights of Columbus sent a letter of thanks to Mayor Curley for his remarks at the Washington's Birthday exercises in Chicago. The gesture acknowledges the mayor's address during the event.
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Norwegian steamer Davenger torpedoed by German submarine
The Norwegian steamer Davenger from Bergen to Rotterdam with one American aboard, Robert Leroy Bragg of Angels Camp, California, was torpedoed and sunk in the North Sea by a German submarine on March 14. All officers and crew were saved after 17 hours in lifeboats.
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New York
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Angels’ Camp
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Nuxated Iron Endorsement From Doctor Wallace
Dr T Alphonsus Wallace, a veteran physician with English honors, was asked to assess Nuxated Iron. He described it as easily assimilated and a strong health builder, noting its six weeks course and potential benefits.
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New York
T. Alphonsus Wallace
Zicellent
England
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Exhibition of New Bedford Whalers at Boston Art Club
Exhibition at the Boston Art Club features Harry A Neyland and five other artists from New Bedford. Key works include Afternoon Glow depicting the old whaling bark Bertha and The Whaling Bark Morning Star near New Bedford. The show, directed by Neyland of Swain Free School of Design, runs through April 4.
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Harry A! Neyland
Boston Art Club
Bertha
Union Wharf
Fairhaven
Morning Star
New Bedford
Harry Ai Neyland
Peace Folk Urge Slow Pace On War Question
New York March 2 Speakers at a three day session of the Emergency Peace Federation opened today and urged time to feel the country pulse before Congress reconvenes April 2 They argued against rushing to war and urged President Wilson to renew peace proposals amid the Russian revolution and shifts in Germany and Austria Hungary They said belligerents are in a receptive mood for peace moves.
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Emergency Peace Federation
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Wilson
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Funeral of Deputy U. S. Marshal Today
Funeral services for Deputy United States Marshal Ernest C. Edwards will be held at 2 this afternoon at Brown's undertaking rooms 284 Meridian street East Boston. Edwards aged 47 had suffered from a complication of diseases for nearly two years after dying at Carney Hospital Tuesday night.
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Holy Name Society Retreat At St Philip's Church
The Holy Name Society retreat at St Philip's Church Harrison avenue starts Sunday evening March with Redemptorist leaders. Daily morning and evening services run to Palm Sunday April 1 with a special nightly musical program for parish men. A second retreat at St Ambrose’s Church Field’s Corner begins March 25 led by Father Hubert of West Hoboken.
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West Hoboken
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Concert for W. M. Trotter in Boston on March 28
A second annual testimonial concert honoring William Monroe Trotter and the Boston Guardian will be held at Twelfth Baptist Church Shawmut Avenue and Madison Street on Wednesday March 28 at 8 oclock. Performers include Mrs Stella P Clough Frederick P White Jessie B Shaw Clarence Cameron White Frank Gaston Hill I L Roberts and Hicks Musical Glee Club with Mrs C C White as accompanist and Dr A P Krussell as master of ceremonies. Concert under Theodore Downy chairing the concert committee and J R Bourne the reception committee with 200 honorary vice presidents led by E P Benjamin William D Brigham William A Tarby Albert E Pillsbury and others.
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Shawmut Avenue
Madison Street
Mstella P. Clough
Worcester
Frederick P. White
Jessie B. Shaw
Clarence Cameron White
Frank Gaston Hill
I. L. Roberts
Hicks Musical Glee Club
C. C. White
A. P. Krussell
Theodore Downy
J. R. Bourne
E. P. Benjamin
William D. Brigham
William A. Tarby
Albert E. Pillsbury
M. A. Shaw
C. W. Harrison
J. EB. Brown
W. A. Smith
T. Morris
B. W. Swain
W. J. Furlong
M. W. Thornton
C. J. Wright
W. D. McClane
Desperate Man Dares Mysterious Stranger Ambrose
Nippy's Pop notes that a desperate man challenges a mysterious stranger as Ambrose did. The piece hints at a later segment featuring a child life scene with the next guest.
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Nippy
Ambrose
Recruiting Active for All Service
All regular branches of the military recruited men yesterday while 30 young women were accepted by the naval reserve as radio operators in case of need. Recruiting offices of the army navy and the marine corps were places of much activity.
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Marine Corps
Army recruiting officer declines 43 year old postmaster's offer
Colonel Frank D. McCoy says his district with over 200 postmasters enrolled no men by recruitment letters or through postmasters in six months. Postmaster Frank E. Barrows of Carver offered his own services but McCoy refused due to age. He notes a lack of enlistments despite official reports from Washington.
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Army
Frank E. Barrows
Carver
Navy
McCoy
Washington
Navy Recruiting Push Expands Among Volunteers and Recruits
Recruiters report 21 applicants and 7 acceptances in a day as the naval and marine corps efforts attract over 100 enlistments this month. Major Parker notes 3100 of 6000 additional positions filled. campaigns involve ex marines and civilian doctors aiding inspection at Charlestown yard. Battleship Georgia recruitment boosts with Navy League aided auto drives aiming to complete ship’s crew.
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Marlboro Street
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Beacon Street
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Georgia
Navy League
C. B. Mayo
Harvard football stars to serve as ushers at Yale clash
Harvard players will act as ushers for the Harvard Yale clash and the Harvard Princeton debate program at Sanders Theatre Friday evening. The Harvard negative team will meet the Yale affirmative team in a debate on whether the United States should join a league to enforce peace after the war.
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Yale
Sanders Theatre
United States
Aerial Escort at Millman Funeral in Westbury
In Westbury New York on March 21 a funeral for Peter Carl Millman a civilian aviation instructor died Sunday of pneumonia. A squadron of airplanes formed an aerial escort circling above the funeral cortege while former flying comrades parachuted flowers over the grave. Each aircraft bore an American flag as the service concluded the planes returned to the hangars after circling thrice.
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Westbury
Peter Carl Millman
Aerocorps
Strike ends at Curtiss Roplane Factory
Buffalo March 21 men at the Curtiss aero plane factory metal parts plant voted to return to work Thursday morning. No wage issue stirred the strike which arose after a popular foreman was removed. The stoppage threatened delays on army and navy contracts.
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N. Y
Curtiss Aeroplane
Judge Stearns Elected to U S Supreme Bench
PROVIDENCE R I March 21 The Legislature elected Judge Charles F Stearns to the Supreme Court to replace Judge O Frank Parkhurst who was recently elected chief justice Stearns has served on the Superior Court since 19 and earlier was attorney general for three years
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U. S. Supreme Bench
Providence
R. K
Charles F. Stearns
Supreme Court
O. Frank Parkhurst
Superior Court
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