Public Men To See Play Pilate's Daughter in Providence
A Boston delegation led by Governor Walsh and Lt Governor Barry with Mayor Curley and other officials and 100 business leaders will depart at 6 40 pm for Providence to attend the opening performance of Pilate's Daughter at the Providence Opera House. The play by Rev Francis L Kennel Roxbury is to be staged tonight with a reception committee headed by Rhode Island Governor Pothier and Providence Mayor Guarnor meeting the group on arrival.
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Walsh
Barry
Curley
Walter L. Collins
Greater
Boston
Providence
Pilate
Providence Opera House
Francis L. Kennel
Mission Church
Roxbury
Pothier
Rhode
New Management for the Boston Journal
Frederick W. Enwright appointed associate publisher and business manager. Dr. Cabot withdraws from financial interests but acts as trustee to show good faith. Hale agrees to cooperate with the new management while retaining some financial stake and supporting liberal principles.
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The
Boston Journal
Hale
Lale
Por Dominial
Ee A. Ta
Enwright Cabot
Progressive Party
Repeal Worries Wilson In Sunday White House Consult
President Wilson and advisers weighed the impact of Panama tolls exemption repeal on policy. He spent Sunday afternoon at the White House with Postmaster General Burleson and Secretary Tumulty assessing the situation.
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Washington
Panama
Wilson
Burleson
Tumulty
Opposition Grows in House Against Repeal Effort
Congressional aides report strong House opposition to the repeal, with Speaker Clark and leaders such as Underwood Kitchen Fitzgerald and several Republicans and Progressives aligned against the administration. A close vote seems likely as administration backers brace for diplomatic fallout if repeal fails.
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Congress
House
Clark
Underwood
Representative Kitchen
Representative Fitzgerald
Gunmen Seek Public Aid Over Rosenthal Case
Four condemned gunmen in Sing Sing issued a public appeal claiming they were unjustly left to die and asking for justice and fair play. Their counsel, Charles Wahle, released the statement alleging innocence and naming Harry Walton and Bridgy Webber in the Rosenthal murder.
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New York
Herman Rosenthal
Sing Sing Death House
Charles Becker
Charles G. F. Wahle
Harry Walton
Bridgy Webber
Rosenthal
Mrs Caroline Sweet Dies at 96 in Tremont Street Home
Mrs. Caroline H. Sweet died yesterday at age 96 at her daughter Mrs. Charles Woodruff’s home 604 Tremont Street after a stroke nine days earlier. Born in Troy New York in 1840 she never needed glasses for reading or sewing. She married Stephen R. Sweet and they celebrated their golden wedding in 1890s. Mr. Sweet died about 19 years ago leaving Mrs. Sweet to live with her daughter.
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Caroline H. Sweet
Charles Woodruff
Tremont Street
Mrs. Sweet
Troy
N. Y
Stephen R. Sweet
Mr. Sweet
Niles Building Fire Sparks Long City Investigation
An early fire gutted the five story Niles building on City Hall avenue and School street causing about 50000 in damage. Deputy Fire Chief Tabor opened an investigation noting heavy flames before an alarm and possible arson while crews fought water floods and protected adjacent shops including Posner’s store.
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Niles
Tabor
City Hall Avenue
Chief Tabor
McDonough
Knights of Pythias
John Donovan
Postal Telegraph Office
Donovan
School Street
Henry Wheeler
Wheeler
John Kingsley
Kingsley
Posner
William J. Niles
Y M H A Plans West End Building Project
A West End mass meeting at 5 Stamford Street launched a campaign to raise funds for a communal Y M H A building. Prominent Jewish leaders pledged support for a facility to serve Hebrew welfare across Greater Boston. The group plans its first annual ball and reunion on April 7 at Paul Revere Hall to fund the building, with committee members listed.
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West End
Stamford Street
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Greater Boston
Paul Revere
Mechanics’ Building
Louis Orenberg
Harry Walker
Samuel Sackmary
Benjamin Woronoff
Hyman Levine
Louis H. Sawyer
Samuel Olansky
Harry Finkelstein
Charles Bertman
Julius Robinson
Somerville Woman Reclaims Health After Five Years
A Somerville resident Mrs C Johnson of 63 Bow Street credits Varinesis for restoring her health after five years of rheumatism and neuritis. She reports relief from knee and joint pain, improved mobility, and disappearance of constipation, following treatment at the Lynn Massachusetts clinic. The ad promotes Varinesis with references to Boston area testimonials and free doctor advice at 140 Boylston Street.
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W. A. Varney
Lynn
Mass
C. Johnson
Bow Street
Somerville
Palmer
New England
Boston
Boylston Street
Riker- Jaynes
Southern states hit by deep snow from powerful storm
A March 22 report notes heavy snow sweeping across Tennessee, Virginia, Georgia, and the Carolinas with unusually low temperatures in the region. Snow began overnight along the South Atlantic States bringing widespread winter conditions.
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Atlanta
Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
Carolinas
South Atlantic
Musterole advertised remedy for children and adults
An old musterole advertisement promotes Musterole as fast relief for coughs and ailments from sore throat to pneumonia prevention. It claims wide uses for conditions like bronchitis coughs headaches and rheumatic pains and offers 25c 50c jars and a hospital size. It includes a testimonial from a West Philadelphia mother claiming its effectiveness.
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Masterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
J. Horlick
West Philadelphia
Penn
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Frederick W. Enwright
Mr. Hale
Caroline Sweet
Grady
Boston Post
Beacon Street
Andreas Blume
Blume
Attorney Blume
Joseph Willard
Charles W. Bartlett
L. W. Homes
Brookline
Attorney Willard
John Butterfield
Edwin Morton
James Thompson
John B. Sanford
Charles Steere
Steere
Sears
Almacaan
Taffeta Coats
I.B.O Connor
R. F. Thurlow
Winship
Hovshi
P Store
Rogers
BORA
Borax Soap
Lever Brothers Company
Cambridge, Mass
Riker-Jaynes
O’sullivan Spcialties Co
Lowell, Maas
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