House of Lords delays dull home rule bill debate
London May 1. The House of Parliament shows little interest in the home rule bill with a half empty chamber and dull speeches. Churchill's star turn drew minimal enthusiasm while others condemned the bill as elastic and unproven, warning of Ulster resistance and possible civil strife if forced through.
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London
Winston Churchill
Gladstone
Parnell
Chamberlan
Hartington
House of Lords
Whiih
Representatives of
Ulster
O’brien
Lord Claud Hamilton
Liverpool
Robert Finley
Edinburgh
St. Andrews
Sir Robert
England
Ireland
Elementary Teachers' Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Boston Elementary Teachers' Club held its annual meeting at Huntington Hall. After officer reports, elections were conducted with Miss Annie W. Leonard reelected president and Grace W. Mitchell and Josephine A. Martin as vice presidents. Several officers were reappointed, and new term directors include Helen R. Campbell and Caroline S. Winslow among others.
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Boston
Elementary Teachers’ Club
Huntington Hall
Annie W. Leonard
Grace W. Mitchell
Josephine A. Martin
Mary I. Sweeney
Bertha L. Mulrooney
Cora FE. Bigelow
Mary A. Mulvey
Clara L. Harrington
Helen R. Campbell
Caroline S. Winslow
Emmeline E. Torrey
Agnes C. Moore
Abbie G. Abbott
Flora R. Faxon
Margaret Burton
Bodies Spotted from Saga More After Titanic Sink
Officers from the Warren liner Saga More sighted the bodies of two women in life belts among debris from the Titanic wreckage as the ship arrived from Liverpool. A large amount of deck chairs trunks and wreckage was observed but rough seas prevented lifeboat rescue attempts.
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Sagamore
Liverpool
Abundance of Soft Hair with Danderine Promise
An advertisement touts Danderine as a cure for dandruff and hair loss claiming the scalp will stop itching within minutes and hair will regrow after weeks. It promises shiny, full hair and immediate grooming effects, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from drugstores or counters.
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Knowlton
May Queen crowned as 190 Laselle students dance
On the Auburndale campus Laselle Seminary 190 girls gathered yesterday afternoon for a May pole event. They crowned their Queen of May and performed folk dances and other exercises in a festive campus scene.
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Laselle Seminary
Auburndale
May Queen Chosen At Campus Coronation Ceremony
Miss Lillie Reinecke of Tarrytown on Hudson is crowned May Queen by Miss Mary Goodwillie at Carpenter Mall campus ceremony. Miss Marjorie Norton of Cambridge serves as maid of honor as seniors in caps and gowns sing arbutus wreath and greet queen with class cheers.
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Mary Goodwillie
Oak Park
Ill
Carpenter Mall
Goodwillie
Lillie Reinecke
Tarrytown-on-Hudson
N. Y
Marjorie Norton
Cambridge
Seiberlich Keeps Up Fight In Republican Delegates Race
Frank Seiberlich a Jamaica Plain former state senator dominates Massachusetts headlines ahead of Tuesday primary. General Champlin says his Taft campaign candidate has confused many voters, boosted Taft totals, and threatened the eight Champlain delegates at large.
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Frank Seiberlich
Massachusetts
Jamaica Plain
Taft
Roosevelt
General Champlin
Seiberlich protest over ballot votes in Champlin contest
The article reports Mr. Seiberlich disputing the invalidation of votes cast for him on Taft slate ballots. He argues voters intended to vote for him despite marking eight Champlin delegates and claims Champlin is responsible for confusing circulars that led to the miscount.
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Seiberlich
Champlin
Mr. Seiberlich
Taft
Post
General Champlin
Statue of La France presented at New York banquet
At a May 1 banquet in New York, a bust of La France by sculptor Auguste Rodin was presented as a gift from the French people to the United States. Attendees included Gabriel Hanotaux, Henry W. Hill, Baron d'Estournelles de Constant, Governors Mead and Conway, and Mayor Gaynor.
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New York
Wickersham
Jusserand
Gabriel Hanotaux
Henry W. Hill
Louis Barthecau
Baron d’Estournelles de Constant
Conway
Mead
Vermont
Gaynor
France
United States
John H. Finley
Taft
Lake Champlain
America
Champlain
Four Titanic victims reach Boston from Halifax
Four bodies recovered from the Titanic disaster, including Timothy J. McCarthy of Dorchester and Walter C. Porter of Worcester, arrived in Boston last night aboard the Provincial Express. The remains were sent to various cities for burial or identification as families arranged fresh caskets and funeral plans.
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Provincial Express
Nova Scotia
Boston
Timothy J. McCarthy
Nelson Street
Dorchester
Jordan Marsh Company
Walter C. Porter
Worcester
Waldo T. Sessions
C. C. Jones
Bennington
J. H. Donnelly
Hoosick
N. Y
C. E. Ostby
Providence
Mr. MecCarthy
Mr. McCarthy
St. Matthew’s Church
Stanton Street
McCarthy
L. Chase
South Station
Portland
Halifax
New York
Fire injures crew at Felton distillery blaze
Firemen were shocked while battling a two alarm fire at Felton & Sons rum distillery 524 East Second Street South Boston. The storeroom suffered about 8000 in damage and roughly 700000 worth of rum was on site when the blaze struck last evening.
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Felton & Sons
East Second Street
Boston
Fire at Felton Distillery Destroys Storeroom Casks
Firefighters fought a blaze in a five story Felton distillery storeroom sparked by defective wires. Hosemen Flanagan and Hinds were shocked during efforts to attack large iron doors and douse flames. Over 50 000 casks stored, most untouched as water and electricity hazards complicated the fight.
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Flanagan
Hinds
Felton
Underwood Leads Georgia in Early Primary Returns
Early returns from Georgia's presidential preference primary show Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama leading in 84 of 113 counties with a total majority of 11 535, while Wilson leads 29 counties by 3 482. Clark and Harmon receive scattered votes.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Underwood
Wilson
Clark
Harmon
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War Office
Trish
William O’brien
Independent Nationalists
Lasell Seminary
Florence Myers
Lasell
Michelin
Boylston Street
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S. H. Harrison CO
Mayen
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