Adams Offers Exceptional Values in Ladies Apparel
A variety of styles in garments and low prices on desirable merchandise make Adams the most attractive ladies' specialty house in New England. Thursday, Friday and Saturday feature exceptional values in suits coats waists and skirts.
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Adams
New England
Boston Hebrews Plan Aid Meeting For Roumanian Jews
Max Mitchell of the Federation of Jewish Charities will convene a mass meeting at 29 Leverett Street to determine how Boston Hebrews can assist Roumanian Jews fleeing civil war in King Carol's domain. He notes few Roumanian Jews in Boston and cites larger communities elsewhere.
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Max Mitchell
Federation of Jewish Charities
Leverett Street
Roumania
Carol
Mitchell
Boston
Fire damages Cutting villa at Tuxedo Park
The Cutting villa at Tuxedo Park was damaged by fire today, causing several thousand dollars in losses. Firemen saved the contents including tapestries rugs and paintings. a caretaker was in charge of the house.
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Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Cutting
R. Fulton Cutting
New York
Courageous Rescue of 80 Year Old in South Boston Alley
Catherine Eggleston, 80, was wedged between two tenement walls on Dresser Street for nearly three hours. Firefighters tore through 20 feet of wall to free her, as a crowd watched. She expressed relief and gratitude after returning home with her watchdog Ginger.
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Dresser Street
Boston
Catherine Eggleston
Post
Ginger
Trade School Graduates of Mass Charitable Mechanic Association
Ira G. Hersey addressed 14 graduates at Paul Revere Hall praising trade schools and pledging M C M A support until public schools fully adopt them. Nearly 500 friends attended as the graduates, in black shirts, received diplomas. Rev. Robert Walker urged faith honor and steadfastness for success. Professor Paul Hanns of Harvard spoke as commission chair.
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Ira G. Hersey
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
Paul Revere Hall
Hersey
Robert Walker
Cambridge
Paul Hanns
Harvard
The
Massachusetts Commission In Industrial Education
Marblehead Veteran Ends Life in Personal Crisis
John J. Shea a 63 year old Marblehead resident and war veteran who fought in the Sherman march to the sea hanged himself with suspenders after his wife and daughter left for the evening. Once a patient at Danvers Insane Hospital he had been discharged a year earlier and had recently purchased two revolvers which were confiscated by his wife.
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Marblehead
John J. Shea
Shea
Danvers Insane Hospital
Shermen
Walnut Street
Head of Somerville Latin School Blames YMCA for Pranks
Somerville Latin School headmaster Robert Baxter accused the local YMCA of being a nuisance to students after a Tuesday night prank at the school. He criticized the YMCA's influence on the youth, citing concerns about its impact on the high school.
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Somerville Latin School
Robert Baxter
Somerville
Somerville Young Men’s Christian Association
Mr. Baxter
Grape Nuts Prompts Health Turnaround and School Night Prank
A Penn matron credits Grape-Nuts with curing years of stomach and nerve troubles after half cooked meals caused illness. She swears by the cereal and notes her daughter thrived on it. Separately, Somerville high school boys, linked to a Greek fraternity nicknamed Geeks, caused a midnight ruckus at the YMCA with a red flag, love letters, and moved statues to the top floor as a prank.
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Penn
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Association
Boston
George B. Day
Somerville Y. M. C. A
Massachusetts
Lienhardt Loses Bid to Sue State Over Hen Farm Injury
In a Senate clash over a bill granting Andrew Lienhardt the right to sue the state for injuries to his hen farm caused by the water and sewerage board, Senator Buttrick of Worcester withdrew further opposition, noting the mayor of Boston could defeat the measure. The bill, reported adversely by metropolitan affairs, initially passed Senate before folding.
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Andrew Lienhardt
Water and Sewerage Board
Senate
Buttrick
Worcester
Boston
Lienhardt
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Sermons and Services Planned at St Marys Church North End
St Marys Church North End lists Tenebrae service this evening with Rev Father McDermott J as speaker and Easter Sunday late mass to feature him. Tomorrow evening Rev William J Quigley S J preaches and a 3 pm Way of the Grass service is scheduled in the afternoon.
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St. Mary’s Church
North End
Father McDermott
William J. Quigley
S. J
Riis Praises Roosevelt on Slum Cleanup at Malden
Jacob A. Riis spoke at the Malden Y M C A auditorium on The Battle with the Slums. The stere opticon lecture featured Riis’ photos from his New York Sun reporting and praised President Roosevelt for cleaning slums and breaking up gangs during his police commissioner tenure.
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