Burial Plans for Col. Joy
The funeral of Colonel Franklin L. Joy of the First Corps Cadets who collapsed during the Joffre parade will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM from Grove Hall Universalist Church Roxbury corner Washington and Wilder streets Eight sergeants will bear the casket with firing squads and Taps to be sounded Interment at Forest Hills cemetery The service will be led by Reverends George L Perrin and Charles R Tenney
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Franklin L. Joy
First Corps
Joffre
Grove Hall Universalist Church
Washington and
Wilder Streets
Roxbury
George L. Perrin
Charles R. Tenney
Southbridge
Forest Hills Cemetery
Wilson Sees Suffragists in Historic White House Return
President Wilson met a suffrage delegation in Washington on May 14 for the first time since the war began and did not commit, though attendees said they were encouraged by his attitude. The group included J A H Hopkins, E A Rumly, John Spargo, Virgil Hinshaw, Abby Scott Baker, and Mabel Vernon. former Governor Walsh did not attend.
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Washington
Wilson
Walsh
Massachusetts
J. A. H. Hopkins
New Jersey
E. A. Rumly
The
New York Mail
John Spargo
Virgil Hinshaw
Abby Scott Baker
Mabel Vernon
Kerensky warns of disaster in Russia at Petrograd rally
In Petrograd delegates crowded a front meeting where A F Kerensky minister of justice voiced the gravest concern since the revolution. He admitted his confidence failed and warned that disaster loomed over Russia's internal crisis.
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Petrograd
London
A. F. Kerensky
Russia
Kerensky laments wavering Russian resolve and future of bread
In Petrograd, M. Kerensky warns the public that freedom is stalling under strain and discipline must replace drunken bravado. He fears Russia may soon fail to provide bread and supplies as the war drags on, urging a swift reinvigoration of army and citizen resolve.
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M. Kerensky
Petrograd
Russia
Russkia Vella
M. Andreyeff
Turkey Signals Peace Offer to Russia
Turkey says it would be agreeable to peace efforts if Russia consents to lay down arms and hold talks, signaling a possible path to deescalation amid ongoing tensions and war. The remark appears as Ankara seeks a negotiated settlement.
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Turkey
Russia
Colorado Dream Come True Says International Traveler
A famed world traveler calls Colorado a dream come true praising its mountain scenery sports facilities motoring roads and ozone. The piece promotes Colorado vacations with Rocky Mountain National Park Estes Pikes Peak Mesa Verde and Denver among attractions and urges readers to request illustrated literature and plan trips via Rock Island Lines Travel Bureau in Boston.
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Colorado
Rocky Mountain National Park
Estes
Pikes Peak
Mesa Verde National Park
Colorado Springs
Denver
Rock Island
Rock Island Travel Bureau
Old South Bidg
Boston
S. L. Parrott
Germans press for separate peace and Russia’s fate in war talks
German officials push for Russia to accept a separate peace while Turkey appears to aid that aim. Russia reports reverses in Mesopotamia and Caucasus as Britons question the wisdom of any separate peace. The British chancellor notes Germany’s tactic to split the allies, stressing no separate peace is officially wanted.
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Council of Workmen's and
Turkey
Germany
Russia
Baltic Sea
Danubian
Rumania
Caucasus
Mesopotamia
Petrograd
Erzingan
Diala
Great Britain
Austria-Hungary
House of Commons
Choate's Sudden Death Linked to Exposure and Strain
Joseph H. Choate dies suddenly after a morning illness. Reports attribute his collapse to exposure and stress during a period in the city, with illness appearing only that day.
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Joseph H. Choate
Joffre Viviani
Choate 8 Decade Outsized Legal Figure and Envoy Dies
Obituary recounts the life of a renowned American lawyer and diplomat. Born in New England, Harvard graduate, partner at Evarts Southmayd and Choate, rising to premier New York bar leadership. Though a Republican, he served as ambassador to England from 1899 after a constitutional convention stint, later celebrated on many public occasions.
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Mr. Choate
United States
England
New England
Rufus Choate
Harvard
Phillips Brooks
New York
Evarts, Southmayd and Choate
Bar
McKinley
London
The
Union
Choate’s inexperience noted yet praised as diplomat
The remarks highlight Choate's lack of political training but emphasize his cheerful temperament and six years in England. He earned broad acclaim for linking English speaking peoples, became a popular lecturer on American institutions, and was made a bencher of Middle Temple, a rare honor for an American born lawyer. His post-dinner speeches were regarded as a national asset.
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Choate
England
Atlantic
Middle Temple
London
Study French In The Ninth Regiment Officers
The Ninth Regiment includes French language study in its officer training to lead branches in battle on French soil. Officers will learn signaling, shooting, and battlefield commands to discern orders from French officers.
John L. Advocates Roosevelt in France amid rally and cheers
John L. urged that Roosevelt lead a European expedition and be seen in France. He praised Roosevelt as the greatest man today, urged universal military training up to age 60, and defended saloon keepers while recounting his own 26 year battle with alcohol. Clarence W. Rowley read a petition to Congress requesting Roosevelt's Europe trip.
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America
John L
John
Sullivan
Roosevelt
Clarence W. Rowley
Congress
Europe
Speech at Faneuil Hall Ends With Roosevelt Debate
Sullivan ridiculed Roosevelt and predicted a public uproar from mothers if sons were sent to trenches. John F Malloy argued for Congress and the President to decide Roosevelt's fate, facing boos over socialistic talk. The crowd supported the resolution as Rowley urged unity at the meeting.
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Sullivan
Roosevelt
Johnny
John
Mr. Rowley
John F. Malloy
South Boston
Mr. Maloy
Boston
America
Congress
Charlestown Child Killed by Automobile
Three year old Edward F. Lynch son of John Lynch of 49 Cambridge Street Charlestown was killed yesterday afternoon when struck by a automobile near Sullivan Square. Harry J. Zollinger of 110 Union Park Street South End driver of the machine was arrested charged with manslaughter. He was released on bail.
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Edward F. Lynch
John Lynch
Cambridge Street
Charlestown
Sullivan Square
Harry J. Zollinger
Union Park Street
South End
Freight Clerk Killed Crossing New Haven Tracks
Frank Fahey aged 73 was struck and killed by a freight car while crossing the New Haven railroad tracks on West Fourth street in South Boston. He was employed as a freight clerk and resided at 664 East Fourth street, South Boston.
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New Haven
West Fourth Street
South Boston
Frank Fahey
East Fourth Street
South
Boston
Simple Remedy Prolonged Life Claims Boost for Laxative
An old health ad promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative aiding bowel regularity in the elderly. It cites a Davenport, Iowa user and notes the product costs 50 cents, with a free trial bottle offered by Dr. W. B. Caldwell of Monticello Illinois.
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Dr. Caldwell
Robert le Forgee
Kirkwood Boulevard
Davenport
Iowa
Plant Juice Miracle Reported by Medford Woman
Mrs Mary Tucker of 81 Cross Street Medford Massachusetts testifies Plant Juice relieved 17 years of indigestion dyspepsia and associated pains after weeks of use. She reports weight gain improved sleep and renewed vitality and notes her son was cured of stomach trouble. Plant Juice represented by Houghton and Dutton Co. drug department man.
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Mary Tucker
Cross Street
Medford
Mass
Houghton & Dutton Co
The Crying Need of the Woman of Today
Dr Ferdinand King previews an article arguing modern women need more iron than decades ago. He promotes Nuxated Iron as a simple remedy to boost strength vitality and endurance in two weeks, with money back guarantee from druggists.
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Ferdinand King
New York
King
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