Kosher Rioters Clash With Police in New York
May 15 report describes Hebrew residents protesting meat sales in Kosher shops. Police lines barred access to several streets as crowds clashed, with arrests after night sticks were used. About 300 officers guarded the area. injuries included capsized helmets and blows to two officers.
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New York
Broome
Norfolk
Essex
Ludlow
Suffolk
Delaney
Grand
Division Street
Captain Walsh
Searpeant McDermott
Flying Club
Alexander or the Prince of Jerusalem in Boston Yiddish
Yiddish actors from New York present Alexander or the Prince of Jerusalem at Grand Opera House Boston next Tuesday May 20. Proceeds aid the Agudar Reim Association. Boris Thomasevsky leads, with Mme Sophia Karp and a strong cast under Joseph W Baentel.
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Grand Opera House
New York
Agudar Reim Association
Joseph Latiner
Alexander
Prince of
Jerusalem
Boris Thomasevsky
Mme
Sophia Karp
Greenberg
B. Bernstein
Blanck
Eisinberg
Bernstein
Joseph W. Baentel
City should own subways not lease terms dictate control
In a letter to the Post, B. J. Rothwell argues against a 30 year lease for the Washington Street subway by the Elevated Railway Co. The city would bear all financial risk and own the subway, while the company seeks extended control with minimal risk, urging city ownership and shorter leases.
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Sir
Elevated Railway Company
Washington Street
Tremont Street Subway
Public Service Corporation
Elevated
Crane
Tremont Street
B. J. Rothwell
Boston
Linden resident blasts Malden fire station understaffing
A Linden citizen complains that the Malden fire station at Linden is dangerously short staffed with only two men and a single wagon carrying heavy gear. He notes three of five alarms answered in two hours ending 6 p m May 14 and alleges the department refuses to allow Linden’s wagon to work at fires. He urges action to add men or call workers. Malden May 14.
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Malden
Linden
Boston
Maplewood
Broadway
Everett
Mayflower Club Dance at Curtis Hall in Jamaica
The Mayflower Club of Jamaica held its first annual reception and dance at Curtis Hall with nearly 200 couples. Mise Josephine Mulvey won a gold watch for selling the most tickets, and Miss Marguerite Murther received a gold ring as second prize. Floor officers included Misses Kittie Mee Namara Lizzie Eastman Margaret Connors Agnes Wyman and Lillie Gaylier. aids were Thomas Jensney John Clinton Henry Bowman and John Wymen.
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Mayflower Club
Jamaica
Fiai
Curtis Hall
Mise Josephine Mulvey
Marguerite Murther
Kittie Mee- Namara
Lizzie Eastman
Margaret Connors
Agnes Wyman
Lillie Gaylier
Richard G. Cape
Aids
Thomas J. Jensney
John Clinton
Henry Bowman
John Wymen
Brilliant Plans For Cuban Inauguration
Havana May 15 Inauguration ceremonies will be held at noon Tuesday in private formal proceedings. Governor General Wood will deliver a War Department document announcing American relinquishment and Palma will give his address. Six hundred dismounted American troops will salute both flags. then Wood and staff will sail for home. Palma declares he will lead Cuba with unity beyond faction while facing intense political pressure.
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Havana
Congress
Consular Corps
Wood
United States War Department
Palma
Plaza
Morro Castle
Nabecon
General Wood
Banda
Key West
Brooklyn
Kanawha
Island
Ceremonies In Alfonso's Honor In Madrid
May 15 Madrid opens official ceremonies honoring King Alfonso with a royal procession arrival by a royal train. Dignitaries including Duke of Connaught Prince Albert of Prussia and princes Vladimir of Denmark and Nicholas of Greece attend amid San Isidro celebrations. A grand banquet follows at the palace.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Duke of Connaught
Albert
Prussia
Vladimir
Christian
Denmark
Nicholas
Greece
Monaco
Siam
San Isidro
Prince of the Asturias
Guard of Honor
Prince Albert of
Henry Mortimer Durand
Crown Prince of
Prince Vladimir of
Bold thieves foiled in audacious break in at Crystal Optical
At about 1:05 a.m. two youths, standing before Crystal Optical Company, forced their feet through large plate glass windows to stage a break in. The outward-bound electric car approached Washington street, masking the crash. An officer on the rear platform gave chase but the men escaped.
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Washington Street
Crystal Optical Company
Clerical man pockets found $100 bank note near Tremont
A weary clerkly man on Tremont street at 10 o clock last night picked up a crumpled $100 bill at Pemberton square, pocketed it after a suspicious glance, then examined its denomination in Tremont row jewelry window before hurrying into Scollay square subway station.
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Tremont Street
Pemberton Square
Tremont Row
Scollay Square
Wiley Beats Kelly in Auburn Lightweight Wrestling Show
At the armory athletic entertainment Max Wiley, lightweight wrestler, defeated Mike Kelly of Canada in two straight falls. Kid Herrick of Buffalo and Frank Mack of Chicago boxed three rounds, Mack winning the decision.
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Auburn
N. Y
The
Armory Tonight
Max Wiley
Mike Kelly
Canada
Kid Herrick
Buffalo
Frank Mack
Chicago
Mack
Butler Defeats in Motor Pace Races at Coliseum
In Atlanta on May 15 Bobby Walthour of Butler City defeated Nat Butler of Boston in two heats of a 13 mile motor paced race at the Coliseum. Walthour won the first heat of three miles in 4m 45s and, four laps ahead in the second heat of 10 miles, posted 17m 27s.
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Atlanta
Bobby”’ Walthour
Nat Butler
Boston
Coliseum
Walthour
Butler
Gordon Bible and Missionary School exercises at church
The annual exercises of the Gordon Bible and Missionary Training School were held last evening at Clarendon Street Baptist Church. Rev. A. C. Dixon presided. Papers were read by Caleb Jenkins, C. Ellis, and Lizzie M. Colquhon. Dixon delivered an address praising the class and offering future guidance.
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Gordon Bible and Missionary Training School
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
A. C. Dixon
D. D
Caleb Jenkins
C. Ellis
Lizzie M. Colquhon
Thrilling Chase to Catch Spray Ends in Doubtful Pace
A dramatic pursuit began toward Sorel as throttled hopes of overtaking Spray faded. The chances of success remained remote, with no real prospect of gaining ground on Spray at that moment.
Warrant for Georgia Fraud Suspects Arrested in Montreal
Marion Erwin district attorney of Georgia secured a warrant in Montreal for John F. Gaynor and Captain Greene two Savannah frauds contractors. They were arrested at Quebec’s Chateau Frontenac and placed on a tug to Montreal. Extradition proceedings follow under U S government demand and diplomatic surrender.
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Montreal
Marion Erwin
Macon
Southern District of Georgia
Desnoyes
John F. Gaynor
Captain Greene
Georgia
Savannah
Gaynor
Greene
Chateau Frontenac
Quebec
Erwin
Carpenter
United States
Legal arrest of Gaynor and Greene deemed lawful by US counsel
Montreal May 15 United States government counsel Donald MacMaster said the arrest of Gaynor and Greene was legal and intended for extradition. He dismissed kidnapping concerns, noting officers acted with expedition. The prisoners are to appear before Judge Lafontaine at 10 tomorrow morning as they are brought from Quebec. The Spray passed Sorrel at 11:45 and should arrive about 3:30 a.m.
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Montreal
Donald MacMaster
United States
Gaynor
Greene
Quebec
Associated Press
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy 34th annual commencement exercises
Three women were among the candidates awarded degrees at the 34th annual commencement of the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy held yesterday afternoon at Pharmacy Hall. Twenty three graduates received the degree of graduate in pharmacy and six received pharmaceutical chemist. Class day exercises started at 2 o’clock. Herman Francis Hawthorne delivered the welcome address.
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Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Pharmacy Hall
Herman Francis Hawthorne
Commencement Exercises at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Cc T Simpson president of the Alumni Association and Massa chusetts College of Pharmacy preside as the class history orator and valedictorian are named. Rev T Irving Reese delivers the address. Degrees conferred on graduates in Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical chemists with a banquet at the Hotel Brunswick that evening.
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Morris Venner Paddock
Arthur Paul Jenkins
James Masterson Sullivan
Erwin Frank Hatch
T. Irving Reese
Milton
Alumni Association
William D. Wheeler
William H. Puffer
George Andrew Miller
Mary Quin Phelan
Bertha Pinkham
Mary A. F. Whitmarsh
Howard Dickinson Brewer
Victor Hayleigh Chase
Arthur Adams Jackson
Franklin Horton Stacey
Arthur Brooks Wood
Brunswick
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Malden’s Fire Department
Mayflower
Republic
Senor Palma
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Alfonsos Honor
Wiley
Kelly
Missionary Training School
Sachs
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Bishop O'Connor
N. J
Corrigan
All Grocers
Providence
Building Trades Council
Pons
New England
Young Mens
OLD South Clothing CO
Old South Church
Sorel
Keilty & Cummins
Washington 8&T
Cc. T. Simpson
Purdy
Story—Kimball
Tilly Mabel Kimball
Clifford C. Kimball
Argyle Street
Irving Story
City
J. W. Jones
First Methodist Church
Frederick C. Donohue
Bartlett Street
Charlestown
Haymarket Square
Palmer, Parker & Co
Medford Street
Marjorie Phelps
F. €. Hood
Clyde Park
Brookline
R. Saltonstall
JL. Haughton
Chester H. Graves & Sons
KOCH
Boylston St
Koch Lung Cure
T. Metcalf CO
Mont Street
Copley Sq
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
el Eppstein
J. Newman & Son
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