Calls Treaty A Frame Up in Dorchester Rally
James B. Connolly continued house rallies in Dorchester and visited voters. He condemned Pan ama tolls policy and criticized President Wilson for arrogance and perceived allegiance of the King of England, warning about faith and monarchy impacting a republic.
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James B. Connolly
Dorchester
Ward 2 Progressive Committee
John Buffy
August Kaufman
Charles Power
Mr. Powell
Panama
Wilson
England
Ireland
Lightning Strikes Wyandot School. 20 Pupils and Teacher Affected
In Sandusky Ohio on March 27 twenty pupils and their teacher were burned and stunned when lightning struck a Wyandot school building. All pupils were knocked down and many unconscious. Three pupils Leo Chastain Rufus Schindler and Walter Baer suffered serious burns while teacher Miss Flo Barrett sustained minor injuries along with other minor hurts.
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Sandusky. O
Wyandot
Leo Chastain
Rufus Schindler
Walter Baer
Flo Barrett
Ants Not Chagrined Over Vote In Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Anti suffrage group says it won't be surprised or discouraged by the Legislature vote on submitting a constitutional amendment granting women’s suffrage to voters. Mrs William Lowell Putnam chair says the public will decide and the association fears the referendum but expects a defeat for suffragists.
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William Lowell Putnam
Antisuffrage Organization and Education Committee
Massachusetts Association
Democratic Party
State House
Miss Wilson Shops in New York Ahead of Trousseau
March 27 Eleanor Wilson daughter of the President spent hours shopping in New York with cousin Mrs John Wilson of Philadelphia. She toured Fifth Avenue early with a Secret Service escort and said the trip is a preliminary shopping spree for her trousseau. Clerks recognized her and showed wares as she browsed stores across the city.
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New York
Eleanor Wilson
Trousseau
Orders Sale Of Nantucket S Surface Vessel
United States Judge Waddell ordered the sale of the Merchants and Miners Transportation Company's steamer Nantucket in limited liability proceedings after a libel for 1,000,000 by Old Dominion Steamship Company. Other claims may be filed until May 20. Marine engineers assessed the Nantucket's value at 185,000, and the limited liability action bars other suits against Merchants and Miners.
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Norfolk
United States
Waddell
Merchants and Miners Transportation Company
Nantucket
Old Dominion Steamship Company
Monroe
Protestant Church Services and Talks Across Boston Area
Clergy from St Paul Cathedral Newton Theological Institution and Trinity Church schedule sermons and confirmations from tomorrow through Sunday. Dean Rousmaniere Preacher at St Paul services and prep address at 5 pm. Bishop Lawrence and Dr Mann to preach at noonday events. Indoor picnic and supper by Boston Federation at First Parish Brighton.
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Dean Rousmaniere
St. Paul
Lawrence
Cathedral Church of
Alexander Mann
Trinity Church
Boston Federation of Young People’s Religious Unions
First Parish
Brighton
Young People’s Association
Funeral of Cambridge Ex Alderman Is Held
The funeral of John T Hart Cambridge ex alderman and longtime assistant city treasurer was held from Thomas B Sheldon’s home 22 Monroe Street Somerville after a requiem mass at Sacred Heart Church Cambridge where he was a member.
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John T. Hart
Cambridge
Thomas B. Sheldon
Monroe Street
Somerville
Sacred Heart Church
Bowman Resigns as University of Iowa President
Iowa City March 27 The State Board of Education accepted the resignation of John G. Bowman president of the University of Iowa effective March 31 Bowman asked to be relieved as soon as possible.
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Iowa City
State Board of Education Today
John G. Bowman
University of Iowa
Bowman
Texas Battleship Under Brooklyn Bridge Showcasess Power
The Texas, the United States’ most powerful battleship in commission, made a slow approach beneath the Brooklyn Bridge. Its wireless masts rose five feet over the center of the spans, towering above the tallest sailing ships that previously passed beneath.
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New York
Texas
Brooklyn Bridge
Battleship Texas Passes Under Bridge During Yard Trials
A crowd on a center-bridge viewing as the battleship Texas slides beneath the span. From Hamp ton Roads to the Brooklyn navy yard she measures 565 feet on the water line with a beam of 95 feet and a mean displacement of 27,000 tons, its lines suggest Brace and speed.
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Texas
Hampton Roads
Brooklyn Navy Yard
One year for I. W. W. leader Tannenbaum
Frank Tannenbaum, I. W. W. leader of the unemployed, was convicted by a General Sessions Court jury after days on trial for participating in an unlawful assemblage. He was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary and fined $500, with a dollar unpaid resulting in an extra day in jail per dollar.
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New York
Frank Tannenbaum
General Sessions Court
Tannenbaum
Monument to Rev. John Tucke planned on Star Island
Portsmouth March 27 A monument in memory of the Rev. John Tucke will be built this summer on Star Island Isle of Shoals. Dedication and related exercises will be held in the last week of July under the auspices of the New Hampshire Historical Society.
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Portsmouth
N. H
John Tucke
Star Island
Isle of Shoals
New Hampshire Historical Society
Cobbs Maraschino Cherries in Swiss Milk Chocolate Ad
In vicinity of Scollay Square Cobb's on Cornhill offers Maraschino Cherries covered with Swiss Milk Chocolate at 89 cents per pound, regular value 80 cents. The advertisement touts the confection as the most delicious.
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Scollay Square
Cobb's
Cornhill
Woman Wins $5000 Verdict Against Keighley Company
Miss Helen Regan, who fainted on the witness stand, received $5000 damages in her suit against Keighley Metal and Roofing Company after a jury brief deliberation. Her father, seeking medical costs, earned $2572 in a related verdict. both suits also involved the Superb Theatre at Roxbury Crossing where Regan was injured February 28, 1912 by a plank from a painters’ trestle.
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Keighley
Miss Regan
Superb
Roxbury Crossing
Catholic Church Notes and City Hall Tensions
The Rev Andrew Winn celebrated his golden jubilee with mass at the Mission Church Roxbury. Lectures, concerts, and fundraisers are planned at Old St Catherine's Spring Hill and Gate of Heaven South Boston. An ex Mayor Fitzgerald vs Mayor Curley clash features in the Republic article, with a City Club face-off planned for April 16 on Four Years of the New City Charter.
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Andrew Winn
Mission Church
Roxbury
Redemptorist Order
Father Winn
Children’s Conference
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin
Fitzgerald challenges Curley and Sullivan in public duel
Ex mayor Fitzgerald issues a bold challenge to Boston mayor James Michael Curley and Corporation Counsel John A. Sullivan. He dares them to meet him before the City Club on April 16 to defend their criticisms of his four year administration. He even bets a big red apple that neither will accept the face to face confrontation.
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Sullivan
Finance Commission
Fitzgerald
Curley
the Republic
Boston
John A. Sullivan
City Club
Seaman Dies of Heart Disease in Charlestown
Leon Price, 22, a Syracuse, New York seaman aboard the battleship New Jersey, collapsed and died last night from heart disease while speaking with two fellow seamen in front of 16 Main Street, Charlestown.
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Leon Price
Syracuse
N. Y
New Jersey
Main Street
Charlestown
Journalists World Force: Creel Calls Writers to Dignity
Colorado writer George Creel told the Writers' League for Equal Suffrage that the future hinges on writers and journalists who must uphold convictions and standards. He asserted editors should print what they write and urged elevating the profession to a world force.
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George Creel
Colorado
Blanche Bates
Writers’ League For Equal Suffrage
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