Senate Upset by Strikers In Rhode Island
In Providence on March 2, Blackstone Valley textile mill strikers crowded the Senate gallery and entrances, disrupting the session. Leaders got them to leave as they planned a 48 hour Lavender bill demonstration with 5000 supporters heading to the Capitol. Powers announced a second rally next Friday afternoon.
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Providence
R. I
Blackstone Valley
Senate Chamber
Senate
Harold J. Gross
State House
House
Powers
Cat Show Proceeds Benefit Boston Infant's Hospital
A $950 check from the Boston Cat Club Show held January 2 and 26 at Horticultural Hall was mailed to the Infant’s Hospital by club president Mrs. Frank B. Bell. The show, famed for featuring Hindy the Postcat, was run by Mrs. George Brayton with secretary Mrs. Raymond G. Coppins. All net proceeds supported the hospital.
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Boston
Horticultural Hall
Hindy
Infants’ Hospital
Frank B. Bell
George Brayton
Raymond G. Coppins
Dying Holmes Puzzles Doctors at Haymarket Hospital
Edward A. Holmes, 76, lodger at 34 Myrtle Street West End, was brought to Haymarket Relief Hospital in a dying condition after being found unconscious in his bed by lodger George Mitchell who notified police. Doctors were unable to determine the cause of his illness.
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Haymarket Relief Hospital
Edward A. Holmes
Myrtle Street
West End
Holmes
George Mitchell
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound for Darker Hair
An advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy way to restore natural hair color. A bottle is inexpensive and gives a natural, even darkening with a dampened brush, leaving hair glossy and younger looking after a few applications.
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Wyeth
Boston Police Escort for Commissioner Curtis Funeral Arrangements
Acting Commissioner Michael H Crowley announced funeral details for Commissioner Edwin A Curtis. More than 100 officers in full dress will escort the body from 131 Bay State Road to Emmanuel Episcopal Church Newbury Street with eight sergeants and 96 patrolmen plus a mounted unit. The service will be conducted by Rev Dr Elwood Worcester and followed by a private burial.
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Boston Police
Edwin A. Curtis
Michael H. Crowley
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Newbury Street
Crowley
Thomas C. Evans
Bay State Road
Elwood Worcester
Delbert R. Augusta
Commissioner
John OC. Murphy
John T. Corcoran
City Hall Avenue
Joseph L. Snow
Joy Street
Michael J. Sullivan
la Grange Street
John J. Lordan
Fields Corner
Frank N. Harrington
Brighton
Edward G. Kennedy
Patrick F. King
Back Bay Station
Captain King
John F. Hurley
Hanover Street
John Mr. Anderson
Braley C. Mason
James Laffey
Odyssey-Cresswell Wedding in Dorchester
The marriage of Miss Winifred A. Cresswell of Dorchester to Herman P. Odyssey of Washington D C was announced by the bride's brother James L. Cresswell. The ceremony occurred yesterday at St Peters Rectory Dorchester with Fr Denehy officiating. The couple left for a two week honeymoon in the South then will reside in Washington. The bride is a St Margaret's Hospital Nurses Training School graduate. the groom a Cornell University graduate and former instructor now a civil engineer in the government coast and geodetic survey.
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Winifred A. Cresswell
Dorchester
Herman P. Odyssey
Washington
D. C
James L. Cresswell
Charlesgate East
St. Peter's Rectory
Denehy
Odyssey
South
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Cornell University
Government Coast and Geodetic Survey
Ponzi Check Denied by Merchants Bank in 1920 Suit
Concord New Hampshire March 2 The Merchants National Bank of Manchester protested a 150000 Ponzi check dated August 38 1920 when he had only 73000 on deposit Cashier Harry S Addison testified Ponzi held 61668271 on July 26 the day he was ordered to stop in Boston The Ponzi trustees seek 200000 from the bank noting withdrawals and officers invested in Ponzi notes with five bank employees among investors and the bank honoring all checks while funds existed.
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Concord
N. H
Merchants’ National Bank of Manchester
Charles Ponzi
Harry S. Addison
Boston
Addison
McLellan
Louis E. Wyman
Manchester
Wyman
Mr. Addison
Ponzi
Lucy Meli
Louis R. Coselo
Framingham Shooting After Quarrel Over Photograph
Nicole Furro 28 a Framingham farmhand was shot in the side at 2 Bishop Street. Police say Tony Cigolitti 40 fled after the quarrel about a photograph and is sought. Furro is hospitalized and expected to recover. Cigolitti works for the Boston and Albany Railroad and has family in Italy.
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Framingham
Nicole Furro
Bishop Street
Framingham Hospital
Tony Cigolitti
Lawrence Street
Furro
Cigolitti
Italy
Boston & Albany Railroad
IRELAND CONFERENCE TO MEET AGAIN TOMORROW
An afternoon Irish conference narrowed to a small group including Churchill Worthington Evans the Marquis of Londonderry Sir James Craig Michael Collins and Arthur Griffith. They adjourned at 5 45 pm to study proposals overnight and plan to reconvene at 11 am Thursday with the full body possibly joining later.
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Arthur Griffith
James Craig
Churchill
Laming Worthington Evans
Marquis of Londonderry
Michael Collins
Freeman's Journal Staff Seized and Presses Smashed
A large party of armed men held up the Freeman's Journal staff early this morning in Dublin. They smashed the presses and doused equipment with gasoline, causing extensive damage and halting production.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Freeman's Journal
Fire breaks out at newspaper building
Firemen battled flames as floors and stairs were set ablaze in a blaze that forced the staff to evacuate. Fire crews worked to quench the fire while the dispatch was filed, with staff later liberated after the start.
Prominent Men at Hammond Funeral
Massachusetts judiciary members and leading lawyers served as honorary pallbearers while Harvard law students acted as active bearers at the funeral held yesterday afternoon at Old South Church. The service drew notable attendees from legal circles.
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Massachusetts Judiciary
Harvard Law
Old South Church
Boyl
Obituary for Boston Lawyer John W Hammond
John W Hammond a Boston lawyer for 68 years and long time state jurist died Monday in his 68th year after a long illness. The Rev George A Gordon D D pastor officiated with assistance from Rev Boynton Merrill D D at the church service.
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Ston Street
John W. Hammond
Boston
State Judiciary
George A. Gordon
Boynton Merrill
Valley of Plenty previews in Boston Sunday Post
Humorist Mr. Cobb writes a story described as a masterpiece of comedy and slated to appear in the next Boston Sunday Post.
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Valley of Plenty
Boston Sunday Post
Firefighter Injured In West Roxbury Grass Fire Response
Hoseman Frank Cox of Engine 45 West Roxbury suffered cuts and bruises after being jarred from the rear of his moving engine when it side swiped the curb while responding to a grass fire near Baker Street and the railroad bridge. He was taken home for treatment.
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Frank Cox
Poplar
Washington Streets
West Roxbury
Baker Street
Cox
Fie
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