Schooner General Scott Lost After Gallant Rescue
The two-masted schooner General Scott driven onto Crowell's Ledge in West Quoddy Bay during a heavy easterly gale. Three crewmen were rescued by volunteers via a life line. Built in 1848 at Woolwich, she carried 88 tons gross, 78 feet long, 21 feet beam, seven feet deep and will be a total loss.
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Lubec
Crowell’s Ledge
West Quoddy Bay
Calais
Boston
Quoddy Head
General Scott
New England
Woolwich
Firemen Pay Debate Opens Before Arbitration Board
Statistics from 54 eastern railroads argue 34 000 firemen are not underpaid or overworked as the Erdman act case moves toward a wage and crew expansion decision. Three witnesses testified today Crawford Flynn and Walker as cross examination continued. hearing resumes tomorrow.
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New York
Arbitration Board
D. F. Crawford
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
I. M. Flynn
J. G. Walker
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Tufts 1913 Seniors Hold Banquet at Hotel Thorndike
The Tufts 1913 class held its banquet last night at the Hotel Thorndike. Frank B. Fairbanks of Passaic New Jersey served as class president and delivered the welcome address. Clinton I. Scott of Newport acted as toastmaster. Speakers included Dean McCollester of the Crane Theological School W Moe of Everett F N Weaver of Dorchester and R N Roberts of Melrose.
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Tufts
Thorndike
Frank B. Fairbanks
Passaic
N. J
Clinton I. Scott
Newport
Dean McCollester
Crane Theological School
W. M.oe
Everett
F. N. Weaver
Dorchester
R. N. Roberts
Melrose
Postponed Opening of Boston College at University Heights
The informal opening of the new Boston College at University Heights has been postponed to tomorrow due to the absence of Rev. Thomas T. Gasson S J president who was called to New York last evening on important business.
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Boston College
University Heights
Thomas T. Gasson
S. J
New York
Dr Burkhart Offers A Vegetable Cure For Many Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr. W S Burkharts Vegetable Compound as a universal spring remedy for kidney liver constipation stomach rheumatism indigestion and blood disorders. It claims 25 years of self use a 30 day course for 25 cents with money back guarantee and free trial treatment upon request.
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Cincinnati
Dr. Burkhart
Mayor and School Board Clash Over Education Budget
Mayor Fitzgerald and the school committee clash again over increasing school expenditures. Chairman George E. Brock says $5,300,000 for this year will not be enough. The business agent estimates call for $200,000 more, but Brock believes $100,000 suffices for industrial education and system improvements.
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George E. Brock
Brock
City of
Boston
Fire
Police
Department of Public Works
Boston Mayor bids for schooling reform with cost cuts
Mayor Fitzgerald opposes shifting funds to industrial education by cutting high school spending. He calls for restoring the ninth grade in elementary schools to reduce high school costs and expand industrial programs while arguing for a broader, flexible curriculum and careful budget revisions to keep Boston’s public schools advancing.
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Fitzgerald
David Snedden
Boston School Board
Nineteen Nurses Receive Diplomas at Boston Event
The 1918 class of nurses at the training school linked to Boston University School of Medicine and Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital were awarded diplomas in a ceremony at Evans Memorial Building. Mrs Thomas Bailey Aldrich distributed the red enamel and gold pins to the 19 graduates and President Edward H Mason bestowed the diplomas.
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Boston University School of Medicine
Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital
Evans Memorial
East Concord Street
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Edward H. Mason
Two Hurt in Gas Blowup in Manchester Home
Patrick Welch and his wife Ellen of 316 Central Street were injured when a gas leak exploded in their cellar. Welch was hurled against a wall and badly hurt, while Ellen was knocked to the floor and rendered unconscious.
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Manchester
N. H
Patrick Welch
Ellen
Central Street
Welch
United Shoe Case Halted By Government Action
The government withdrew its motion for a special master to hear testimony in its bid to dissolve United Shoe Machinery Company. Pending a conference between the parties, further proceedings are indefinitely postponed. William S. Gregg requested withdrawal with no company objection. a three judge panel directed it.
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United Shoe Machinery Company
William S. Gregg
United States Attorney-General
Putnam, Dodge and
Brown
Lady Gregory Talks On Irish Theatre and Future of National Stage
Lady Gregory opens a four Friday series at the Plymouth Theatre with a discussion on the early Irish theatre and its struggles. She suggests the idea of an American national theatre built on similar principles and previews later talks on Ireland’s dramatic school and her own start as a playwright.
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Lady Gregory
Plymouth
New Dramatic School
Ireland
Ledyard Resigns as New Haven Director
Lewis Cass Ledyard resigned today as a director of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company.
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Ledyard
NEW Haven
New York
Lewis Cass Ledyard
New York, Newe Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Mayor Gaynor Withdraws Libel Suit in NY Discontinuance
Alderman Henry H. Curran's libel suit against Mayor Gaynor for 100000 was discontinued this afternoon as Gaynor publicly withdrew an alleged graft claim about Curran selling licenses to news stand owners. Curran and Gaynor shook hands in the Mayor's office. Curran said there was no money settlement.
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New York
Henry H. Curran
Gaynor
Curran
Colors Preview of Paris Fashions Next Sunday
Illustrations of the latest Paris styles in color will appear in the Post next Sunday. The new fashions are shown in vivid plates intended to guide readers through upcoming wardrobe trends.
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Paris
Next Sunday
Williams Treatment Promises Cure for Kidney and Uric Acid Issues
The notice promotes The Williams Treatment to relieve kidney and bladder trouble, rheumatism, and uric acid problems with claims of long-lasting relief. It offers a free 50c bottle for first-time adopters who mail the ad and include 10c for distribution, sending to T D. A. Williamsgata in Hampton Conn.
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T D. A. Williamsgata
Dept
Cogseri Hampton, Conn
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