Bismarck Centenary Observed by Boston Germans
The 100th anniversary of Prince Otto von Bismarck birth will be celebrated by Boston Germans at Kossuth Hall 1095 Tremont Street tomorrow at 7 30 PM with a mass meeting of the Veterans of the German Wars Edward Ruhl iron cross holder will preside Speakers include Professor John A Walz Dr Edmund von Mach Robert Sturn of the National German American Alliance and Dr Stuart of South Boston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Otto von Bismarck
Boston
Kossuth Hall
Tremont Street
Edward Ruhl
John A. Walz
Edmund von Mach
Robert Sturn
National German- American Alliance
Stuart
South Boston
College Baseball Scores From Recent Games
The recap lists A. and M of North Carolina a 6 0 Lafayette, Georgia Tech 6 Georgetown 2, Virginia 5 Amherst 0, Guilford 6 Vermont 3. The results show multiple college teams posting wins in varied matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Lafayette
Georgia Tech
Georgetown
University of Virginia
Amherst
Guilford
Vermont
Musterole Ad Promises Quick Relief for Many Ailments
An advertisement urges mothers to keep Musterole for child and adult use, claiming relief from sore throat to pneumonia prevention. It markets 25c and 50c jars and a hospital size for 2.50, warns to buy genuine Mas terole from The Musterole Company in Cleveland, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Olive Tablets Promise Bright Skin and Quick Digestion
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, a vegetable compound with olive oil, claim to improve yellow skin, coated tongue, poor appetite, and constipation by stimulating liver and bowels without calomel dangers. Sold nationwide for 10 and 25 cents per box, endorsed by the Olive Tablet Company in Columbus, Ohio.
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The
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus, O
Anti-kamma Tablets for Pain Relief Endorsed by Doctor
An advertisement quotes Dr. P. Robbins praising Anti-kamma Tablets for rapid pain relief. The text claims efficacy for headaches from malaria, digestion, neuralgia, and specific female pain, noting two tablets provide prompt relief and that the product is available at all druggists as A K Tablets.
Build Now Boom at Boston College and Dorchester Homes
Boston College plans a new faculty building at Chestnut Hill named St. Marys Hall with construction costing about a quarter million dollars and completion expected in fall 1916. A Dorchester Savin Hill project credits the Build Now column in the Boston Post for attracting 163 interested buyers and securing favorable prices for stock and materials.
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Build Now
Boston Post
Post
Savin Hill
Dorchester
Peter F. Lamont
Boston College
University Heights
Chestnut Hill
Newton
St. Mary’s Hall
Boston College to Build Gothic Faculty Hall with Elaborate Chapel
A new four story faculty hall will rise at University Heights near the Recitation building. Designed by Maginnis and Walsh and contracted to Charles Logue Building Co, the project costs exceed 250000 with fireproof reinforced concrete interior and Brighton ledge stone exterior. The building will house 60 faculty offices and living quarters plus a dining hall and an ornate chapel noted as one of the country’s most elaborate.
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University Heights
Recitation
Boston College New
Maginnis & Walsh
Charles Logue Building Company
Tremont Street
Plan to rename Boston districts sparks historic pride debate
City officials and business leaders weigh unifying district names under Boston. Dorchester, Roxbury, Brighton, East and South Boston defend unique identities citing history, loyalties, and pride in local roots as supporters and opponents clash over branding.
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Dorchester Heights
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Sullivan
Salem D. Charles
Street Commissioners
Edward Glennon
Howard Coonley
Walworth Manufacturing Company
Coon
Boston-South
Boston-North
Boston
Fitzgerald
Dorchester
United States
Roxbury
James Michael Curley
Brighton
London
New York
Chicago
E. Clifford Gallagher
Walter Baker Company, Ltd
Walter Baker Company
John H. Lee
God's Kingdom
Alliston
Allston
Massachusetts
Walter R. Meins
The
Pressure Danger Dims Safe Exit From Sunken Submarines
Naval construction experts warn that water pressure below 50 60 feet severely hinders safe escape from sunken submarines. Plans such as personal diving helmets proved impractical due to space, while torpedo-tube escapes risk crushing pressure at greater depths.
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Washington
Navy Department
Relief ad promotes Recsmnen Eimer Amend remedy for NY 2851
An old advertisement asserts Recsmnen Eimer Amend as relief for sufferers. It claims a relief in the New York 2851 medical context and urges readers to obtain it from reliable druggists.
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Eimer & Amend’s WN. Y
Submarine Found in 300 Feet of Water
Rescue teams locate the F-4 submarine at 300 feet deep with a marker buoy signaling dive failure. Crews attempt recovery as a crane is readied from the naval station. Resuscitation gear is on scene to probe for any life as hours pass without confirmation of the crew’s fate.
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Navy
Naval Station
Fate of F-4 submarine grim amid Honolulu search
Naval experts say no one on the F-4 likely survived after its underwater cruise. Rescue efforts in Honolulu and nearby harbor work continued as divers searched depths and the submarine lay on a volcanic harbor bottom, tangled and immobile, with main engine and hull reported sound but batteries needing overhaul.
Submarine Disasters Listed in World History
Navy records compile a historical roll of 16 fatal submarine accidents. The list notes vessels such as A-1, Delfin, Farjadet, Foca, Kambala, C-11, Pluviose, Us-3, Ae3, Vendimiare, B-2, E-5 and others with losses ranging from three to twenty six souls, many disappearing after dives.
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Washingpbon
Navy Department
Crew of F-4 submarine lists 21 aboard for Honolulu cruise
A Navy cable from Honolulu lists 21 crew on the submarine F-4 including 2 officers and 19 enlisted men. Names, ranks, and hometowns are given for each, with note that transfers may have occurred and a corrected list is being sought from Honolulu.
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Washington
Honolulu
Navy Department
Louis Alfred Ede
Reno
Nev
Timothy A. Parker
Kentucky
George T. Ashcroft
Los Angeles
Cal
Mary E. Ashcroft
Frederick Gilman
Clark G. Buck
Tacoma
Wash
Amanda Schrog
Ernest C. Cauvin
New Orleans
Marie Ash
Harley Colwell
Seattle
James Colwell
Frank N. Herzog
Walter F. Covington
Fort Worth
Texas
Sidney Covington
Byers
George IL. Deeth
Portland
Ore
Hester A. Deeth
Aliston H. Grindle
San Francisco
Joshua Grindle
Mendocino
Edwin S. Hill
Etowah
Tenn
John E. Hill
Francis M. Hughson
Mary FE
Hughson
Albert F. Jennie
Festus
Andrew J. Jennie
San Diego
Charles A. Withers
Department
Elevated fares press persists at six cents for years
A Boston public affairs report details the Elevated lines resisting fare hikes. A new six cent fare debate surfaces as committees discuss depreciation, public sentiment, and possible increases after a 16 year pattern of rate changes.
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James J. Storrow
George W. Anderson
United States
District of Massachusetts
Russell Robb
Stone & Webster
Louis D. Brandeis
Mr. Macleod
Elevated
Public Service Commission
Macleod
The
Blue Hill
Norfolk & Bristol
Berkshire
Post
Chamber of Commerce
Bliss
William A. Bancroft
Bancroft
Elmer W. Bliss
Chamber
Mr. Bliss
Concord Cancels Baseball Game Due to Illness
Concord High School cancels its second game with the second nine as Captain Charles Bulger and Manager Eiddie Boyce are on the sick list. Practice was called off yesterday afternoon because of the cold weather.
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Charles Bulger
Eiddie
Boyce
Concord High School
Adventist Preaching and Lectures Across Local Churches
Sunday services feature Rev. O Farnham delivering prophecy lectures on The Eleventh of Daniel and the North King. Shattuck evangelist speaks Something for Nothing at 7 15 pm. W R Utchmann leads The Name and Its Power Bible lecture. Davis Square West Somerville hosts Columbian Hall session with free seats. E D Gibbs covers Gods Revelation of Three Worlds at Brookton Advent Church 10 30 am 7 30 pm. Adventist Seventh Day holds Sabbath 8 pm Tremont Temple Boston led by A V Cotton.
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Adventist Advent Christian Church
Warren Street
O. Farnham
D. D
Daniel
North
Dardanelles
Evangelist Shattuck
Adventist
W. R. Utchmann
Columbian Hall
Davis Square
West Somerville
Brookton Advent Church
E. _ D. Gibbs
God
Chipman Hall
Tremont Temple
Boston
A. V. Cotton
Boston Theatre
Jesus
Bethlehem
Calvary
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Slattery
Edwin N. C. Barnes
Common Cause Society Forum
Franklin Union Hall
Sp. m
Berkeley
Appletoasrs
George A. McKinnon
LY. B
THE
NEW Thought Church
Inc
Richards Hall
Huntington Chambers
Servic
Franklin Union
Catharine Thompson
Paine Hall
J. P. Bland
Adele C. Williams
First Bible
Treamont St
F. H. Roscoe
Providence
R. I
WH. Harwood
Gertrude M. Hemler
Waltham
Dr. Temple
Unity Church
Jordan Hall
Randall
Ruby
Ruth Randall
Doris White
Arthur Myers
F. A. Wiggin
Frank H. Pope
Mr. Wiggin
Malden
Washington Street
Kneeland
Jewish Temple services and holiday notices
Jewish Temple Israel at Commonwealth avenue and Blandford street lists Rabbi Harry Levi and organist Henry Q T Gideon with service times Saturday 10 30 a m Sunday 11 15 a m and upcoming programs including a children's service Slavery and Freedom Isaac M Wise and Reform Judaism and Passover services The Hand of Pharaoh Welcome: Tuesday morning 10 80 Passover services Also Lutheran St Mark's English Lutheran Church Roxbury on Winthrop street lists Pastor Edwin Lynn Miller with services at 10 20 and 7 80 Holy week services Tuesday through Friday and holy communion Thursday evening
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ST. Paul
Dean Rousmeniere
Lawrence
Moan Rousmaniere
Artley B. Parson
Patriotic Societies of
Greater Boston
Church OF the Advent
Mt. Vernon
Brimmer Streets
William Harman van Allen
Mt. Vernon Street
Brimmer Street
Bishop McCormick
Grand Rapids
Jewish Temple Israel
Commonwealth Avenue
Blandford Street
Harry Levi
Henry QT. Gideon
Isaac M. Wise
Reform Judaism
Pharaoh
Lutheran ST
Boston Churches Schedule Evening Sermons and Music
Methodist Episcopal People's Temple at Columbus and Berkeley hosts a 10:30 sermon on Redemption by Pastor A H Nazarian and a 7:15 p m Passion play by Rev Dillon Bronson with stereopticon pictures. Bass soloist A Steele of the Schubert Quartet sings The Palms and Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep. Bromfield Tremont Church at Tremont Concord Worcester: 10:30 service Palms Pomp of Peace, 7:30 How to Swallow the Whale, 8:30 Chapel chat.
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OLD South Church
George A. Gordon
George T. Smart
Newton Highlands Congregational Church
Gordon
Union Congregational Church
Cor Per Columbus Ave
West Newton St
Finest Graham Guthrie
Central Church
Newbury
Berkeley Streets
W. L. Sperry
Gounod
Park Street Church
Park and Tremont Streeets
A. Z. Conrad
Conrad
Ariel
Methodist Episcopal People’s Temple
Columbus
Berkeley St
A. H. Nazarian
Dillon Bronson
D. D
A. ©. Steele
Schubert
Boston
Bromfield-Tremont
Tremont
Concord
Worcester
Kelley Jenness
Palm Sunday services and Christian notices across Boston area
Palm Sunday services listed for First Presbyterian, First Reformed Presbyterian, Salvation Army, Swedenborgian Church, King’s Chapel, and Universalist assemblies. Preachers include Dr Tufts, W J McKnight, Rev James Reed, H Clinton Hay, Howard N Brown. Free seats and welcome extended.
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First Presbyterian Church
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
First Reformed Presbyterian Church
Verdinand
Isabella
W. J. McKnight
Salvation Army
Bowdoin Square Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
Boston
Gifford
Baster
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Bismarck
Banquet
Free Ginter Co
Summers& Cor
Elm & Union
Washington St
Canal St
Bromfield
Ginter Co
Specialty Shop, Inc
Tremont St
Nes Sn
Old Boston
John J. Dailey
Dorchester Board of Trade
Dailey
Tennessee
Stirling
Sloan’s
Sloans
Earl
Sloan, Inc
Phila
St. Louis
Horlick
Delfin
Farjadet
Foca
Kambala
Vendimiare
Ae&7
Public Service Commissioner
Anderson
Robb
Brandeis
Storrow
Clinton White
Thomas J. Giblin
Giblin
Committee On Rules
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Canton Street
Frederick E. Heath
Herbert
Johnson
Olive B. Russell
Isabel Melville
Pilim
Guy _ Mitchell
William S. Sargent
Ruggles Street Baptist Cchurch
Gabriel Reid Maguire
Ested
South Baptist Church
Fourth and
L Streets
W. J. Rutledge
F. F. Peterson
State Baptist
S. S
Broadway City Point
Cambridge First Baptist Church
J. L. Campbell
Clarendon and
Montgomery Sts
Albert FE. Waffle
Young
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
New England
Cortland Myers
Loutus
Mme
W. W. Calvert
Temple
A. J. Fairbanks
Bible School
Brotherhood and Girls
Union Square Baptist Church
Walnut Street
Somerville
Francis W. O’brien
O’brien
First Free Baptist Church
Warren St
Holborn St
Horace H. Hayes
First Baptist Church
Centre
Myrtle Sts
Jamaica Plain
Walter Calley
Eleanor Fox Allen
Bay State
Christadelphians
Walnut Avenue
Signs OF the Times
Franklin Union Building
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Episcopal
Castoria
Beecham
Frida
Swedenborgian Church OF the
Unitarian
King's Chapel
School Streets
Howard N. Brown
Sydney B. Snow
Mr. Brown
Mr. Snow
Lowell Institute
Dean George Hodges
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Second Society OF Universalists OF Boston
Sewall Avenue
Coolidge Corner
Brookline
Stephen Herbert Roblin
Stainer
Roxbury Universalist Church
Buena Vista Street
Holden
R. Franz Reissmann
Totus
Pastor Russell
Dwight Hale
M . Butler
B. P. Hayden
Burt
Mosier
Daniels
Hemler
Berry
Gilbert
Nicholson
Fannie Potter
W. L. Clough
Willis Milligan
Spiritual Endeavor Society
Louise Hall
Pleasant St
Washington Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Rebecca G. Treswell
M. M Jollimore
Joseph FE. Bartlett
Cambridge Hale
Massachuset Ave
George W. Nutter
T'sry
Leighson
Harvey Redding
Huntington Avenue
Hall
Spiritua
Medford
Rathburn Hall
Franklin Women Building
Verke« St
Belle Robertson Jennizes
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