Children Found Locked in Closet After 30 Hours
An eight year old girl and another child were found in a garret closet after 30 hours, rescued by the father who heard faint moans. The O’Neill family of Jamaica Plain and the Brennan family faced grave worry before the girls’ survival became a remarkable relief.
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Brennan
O'Neill
Alden Place
Jamaica Plain
Brennans
Crief
Stripping Ships for Action at League Island Yard
In Philadelphia on May 18 the Atlantic reserve fleet at League Island navy yard is being stripped and readied for instant action. Officials deny an unusual move, but investigations show the ships and cruisers are being placed in fighting trim for possible quick deployment.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic Reserve Fleet
Philadelphia Navy Yard
League Island
Marine Barracks
Prize winners list for newspaper contest across many cities
A long prize roster from a journalism contest lists First Prize of 1000 dollars to B D Jones of Chicago and many $100 prizes awarded to editors and reporters across New York Philadelphia Newark Detroit Boston and other cities with dozens of names and addresses. The article notes judges reading thousands of submissions and ensuring fairness in awarding the prizes.
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W. Fink
Newark
N. J
Goldstein
100Th
New York
D. M. Lemon
Norway St
Boston
Eney
Brush St
Detroit
M. Hodges
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Andrews
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. Anibal
Hillside Av
Glen Ridge
A. Armstrong
M.D
Park Av
Phila
A. A. Barnes
Hammond
Indiana
H. J. Beck
Troy
O. M. Bienkowski
Wallace St
Erie
A. Bluege
22Nd St
Chicago
W. P. Boeshart
49Th St
Cleveland
Brandt
Eggleston
H. L. Brown
Mattapan
Mass
S. Chakeres
Sabraton
W. Va
Nelson J. Cohen
6Th St
Cincinnati
J. Arthur Cox
South St
Stamford
Conn
Chas. B. Cutler
Village
Dedham
W. E
Northamton
Hardy
Main St
Springfield
G. Haynes
Milk St
M. Herman
Prairie Av
W. K. Hilbrich
E. Buffalo Rd
E. A. Hoppman
Bergen St
E. Kiesler
Grand St
M. Kisow
Willow St
E. V. Kinsey
Southern Av
Pittsburgh
Daisy B. Knowlton
Melrose Highlands
Rose Kreiss
A. Lahman
Indian Head
P. Lewis
S. 12Th St
Easton
R. W. Linder
Park Pl
Morristown
B. M. Luerssen
Church St
Salem
New York - Milne
Cicero
Ill
B. Morris
W. 92Nd St
Nordlander
N. Linden
Norris
Felton
Collingdale
Petropoulos
Market St
Lowell
Ramedell
G St
N. W
Washington
D.C
Rutschmann
Hoboken
At. Scheuer
O. C. Stevens
Flint
Mich
P. Stoye
New Haven
W. Wilhoyte
Bowling Green
P. Wilson
Townsend
Del
Wittfeld
Chester Av
W. Yankelelewitz
Park St
Elizabeth
N.J
H. Cowell
San Francisco
Cal
A. L. Crow
Henrietta Bidg
Ohio
F. E
W. Cross St
Baltes
E. S. Curston
N. 16Th St
Santa de
J. E. Day
Kosciusko
Lna
R. W. Fisher
Hobson $T
Walla Walla
Wash
A. Grant
Hawthorne
Nutley
P. Grefig
Warren
M. E. Goldberg
Howland St
Roxbury
H. A. Golden
Atlantic
I. Hansen
Colame
Dakota
J. J. Haines
Hartford St
M.w.harvey
N. Mass
Atlantic City
M. W. Havens
McKinley
Norwich
M. C. Hayes
Troy Rd
Albany
R. D. Heartz
Westminster
J. N. Herman
Carson
Amherst St
E. Orange
Abbott St
Rosebank
S.I
N.Y
B.p-Releh
Denver
Colo
Kellogg
Norwalk
Victor Kenex
Howard St
T. N. Kerr
Collington Av
Baltimore
Ethel King
State St
Belvidere
E. W. Kirschmaier
Glenwood Ave
Rochester
T. H. Xilne
Leader-News Bidg
L. Klopp
Ncoln
J. A. Lam
Hazzard St
A.ford
Jamestown
Broad Riple
Ind
Helen Lee
Walnut St
M. Lemon
Eliott
H. N. Lenfest
Railroad
Gonic
Lynch
du Pont Bidg
Wilmington
Toledo
E. Mair
Lansdowne
Miss F. Mair
Cedar St
E. P
Markman
Belfast
Mason
Ashley
Hear
Spearman
Farrell
N. I. Mogulesky
7Th St
R. N. Moutier
Madison
J. O. Muenich
Jefferson, Wis
G. Munger
Dewittville
J.R. Murray
11Th St
Sunbury
A. L. Nell
Clay St
R. K. O'Connor
Broadway
R. A. Pawlingon
S. Penn
Indianapolis
Lydia F. Peaster
T. I. Penrose
P. Reinsein
St. L
L. Roesch
Stebbins
C. Roff
Becker St
Schenectady
N. x
Lexington Av
W. Sanborn
Anthony
B. Schlanger
E. 5Th St
Minnie Schulz
W. 20Th St
E. Scott
Richmond St
Providence
A. Lehman
D. L.sharphorn
Clark
Grand Rapids
O. Sheppard
Penn Yan
HLS Eapers
Arlington Av
Jersey City
J. Sheridan
Girard St
N.W
D. C
W. 42Nd St
Singer
Jones St
Studwell, Jr
W. F. Sturm
Terrace
Indianapol
A. B. Swaboski
5Th
Mt. Carmel
Wafford
Pearl St
Kansas City
Watervitet
Womas
Norristown
Thompson
Plainville
Thurlow
Washington St
Cole
J. H. Trott
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. H
B. van Buren
Ellison St
Paterson
H. P. Wartman
Camden
A. Weinman
C. Whistler
Raton
New Mexico
H. P. White
Lighthouse Rd
Cons
R. H. White
Lincoln St
L. P. Wight
Union St
Lynn
Mays
H. R. Willse
M. D
Westfield
E.m.yarwood
Portsmouth
N.E
Secret dedication of church by Eddy leader revealed
Benjamin Fay Mills told a story about Mary Baker Eddy at the Second Universalist Church noting that Eddy, head of the Christian Science church, privately dedicated the old mother church on the morning of March 20, 1895, in Back Bay’s Falmouth Street.
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Benjamin Fay Mills
Mary Baker Eddy
Second Universalist
Christian Science Church
Falmouth Street
Back Bay
Flagler Remains In Same Condition
At New Haven Holyoke defeated New Haven 4 to 0. In Bridgeport Pittsfield won 7 in a game against Bridgeport. Waterbury beat New London 8 to 4 in Waterbury.
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Flagler
New Haven
Holyoke
Bridgeport
Pittsfield
Waterbury
New London
Arlington Street Church trustees score by critics over meeting ban
Trustees at Arlington Street Church were harshly criticized at Ford Hall for barring the Unitarian Fellowship of Social Justice from meeting there. The fellowship, led by Inez Milholland and Rose Pastor Stokes, planned to speak, but Milholland did not appear. Stokes condemned the trustees’ action.
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Ford Hall
Arlington Street Church
Unitarian Fellowship of Social Justice
Inez Milholland
Rose Pastor Stokes
Arlington Street
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Speech on Social Justice Draws Packed Boston Meeting
Mrs Stokes and Rev Swan Wiers led a crowded Boston discussion on social reform and anti poverty work at Ford Hall and Bulfinch Place church. Speakers argued for understanding both sides of the question and criticized church politics while condemning wage slavery and imperial war.
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Mrs. Stokes
New York
Christ
Jesus
Edgar Swan Wiers
Montclair
N. J
Fellowship For Social Justice
Mord
Bulfinch Place
Susan W. FitzGerald
Milholland
Ford Hall
Christopher R. Eliot
H. Martin Williams
Reading
House of Representatives
Washington
Stokes
FitzGerald
Bryan Attacks Subsidized Patriotism at Hague Anniversary
Secretary Bryan denounces subsidized patriotism and sensationalist newspapers during a Hague anniversary meeting in Washington. He condemns war profits in armor plate and battleships at the Washington Peace Society event marking the 14th anniversary of the first Hague meeting.
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Washington
Bryan
Hague
Washington Peace Society
The
TALK BUT NO ACTION OVER BILL IN JAPAN NEGOTIATIONS
Tension over the Japanese situation remains high with no new developments at the White House State Department or Japanese embassy. The duration of graw and the Webdo law’s 90 day effectiveness after approval frame ongoing talks as ad referendum with possible delays.
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Tokio
Wilson
United States
Nichi Nichi
Washington
Count Okuma
Yoshiro Sakatani
Tsunejiro Miyaoka
Bill
White House
State Department
Foreign Office
Governor Considers Full Time to Sign Webb Anti Alien Bill
Nine of the thirty days allowed for signing by the California constitution have passed as Governor Johnson weighs the Webb anti alien land bill. The impression grows he will use the full period despite pledges to approve the measure. Secretary Bryan has not replied since sending reasons for upholding the Legislature and waits for further word.
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Mr. Bryan
Tokio
California
Johnson
Bryan
Balkan peace delegates gather in London for talks
All Balkan peace conference delegates have arrived in London and will be welcomed by Sir Edward Grey. The opening meeting is expected Tuesday. Greece and Servia may delay signing a treaty to pressure Bulgarian forces near Tchatalja and Bulair, with territorial disputes unresolved.
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London
Edward Grey
Greece
Servia
Tchatalja
Bulair
Bulgaria
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S. Anargyros
Helmar Heart Hungry
William C. Freeman
the Evening Mail
L. N. Hammerling
American Association of Foreign Language Newspapers
Jacob Saphirstein
the Jewish Morning Journal
B.D. Jones
Masonic Temple
A. W. Moore
Scranton
A-Boeker
Minneapolis Journal
Minneapolis
H. Boyce
New Amsterdam
W. I. Clarke
Lexington St
Auburndale
E. J. Cullen
Olive St
Annie Daugherty
H. Daych
Myrtle
Eye
L. I
H. J. Kline
Hickey
H. Koch
27Th St
Milwaukee
B. Laing
Huntingdon
G. E. Learman
Newton
Iowa
C. M. Partelow
Greenwood
Peters
Columbia Rd
Washington, D.C
Pierce
St. Stephen St
I. Rosenbaum
Hudson
Slexinger
Folsom
L. Smith
Flanders Bidg
Smolik
Central
Stevens
Clinton
Plainfield
Fringle Aiken
Camp St
New Orleans
P. Allen
Bristol
C. Allen
Warren Ay
Cheyenne
Wre
Allweiss
Bristol St
W.andrews
W.bringhurst
Germantown
Atwater
Bond
Wyoming
Bonness
E. 5Th
Chester
J. M. Bonness
E. 14Th St
Breiling
Newart
W. Brown
Winthrop
A. Brown
White St
Shenandoah
M. Brussell
Concord
Mills
Helmar
America
D.C.E
DD. C
Xzm
West ST
U.S.A
West Palm Beach, Fla
Henry M. Flagler
Eastern Association
Gale & Kent
New England
Court St
Daniels
Faith IN America
Japan
Winship
Balkan
John T. Connor CO
Jefferson
Connor
Brookside
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