Plan Big Welcome to Liner Cincinnati in Boston
A large German population in Eastern Massachusetts plans a two day celebration for the Hamburg American liner Cincinnati upon its initial voyage to Boston. Mayor Fitzgerald, General Hugh Bancroft, Port Directors, city and railroad officials, and leading German citizens will participate in a landmark welcome event marking a new era in transatlantic passenger service.
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Massachusetts
Cincinnati
Boston
Fitzgerald
Hugh Bancroft
German Liner Arrives as Boston Prepares Civic Welcome
The Hamburg American Line liner Cincinnati is due in Boston soon, marking first direct Boston Europe service. Mayor Fitzgerald and Port Directors plan a grand reception aboard the steamer Monitor with 300 German delegates and a large Catholic Society audience expected at Commonwealth Pier. Speakers include Captain Schaarschmit and Harvard figure Paul Grossman among others.
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Boston
Hamburg-American Line
Fitzgerald
Europe
United German Societies
Greater Boston
City Institutions Department
Monitor
Eiveryone
Great Commonwealth Pier
Schaarschmit
United Geran Societies
Commonwealth Pier
General Bancroft
Captain Schaarschmit
Robert Sturn
Paul Grossman
Harvard
Street Blocked by September Morn Displays on Bromfield Street
Rival Bromfield street art stores drew crowds and slowed traffic yesterday with show window reproductions of September Morn by Paul Chabas. The painting, controversial for depicting a girl in the ocean, had sparked recent debate in New York and Chicago after winning Paris Salon awards in 1912.
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Bromfield Street
Paul Chabas
New York
Chicago
London Chorus Gil to Become Peeress
London May 19 An English actress Miss Pearl Aufrere set to marry Viscount Dangan eldest son and heir of Earl Cowley at 23 who also acts on stage. She is 20 and may join the cast of Croesus in a minor role. the couple plan to continue on the stage after marriage.
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London
Pearl Aufrere
Viscount Dangan
Earl Cowley
England
Miss Aufrere
No Seats Left for Gambol by Boston Chamber
All seats booked for tonight's First Spring Gambol at the Copley Plaza Hotel. Nearly 200 Chamber members were placed on a wait list as the ballroom fills to capacity with notable attendees including Governor Eugene Foss Lieutenant Governor Walsh Mayor Fitzgerald Chamber President Storrow ex President Rothwell Joseph Russell Captain Doughty and most of the directors.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Copley Plaza
Eugene N. Foss
David I. Walsh
John I. Fitzgerald
James J. Storrow
Bernard J. Rothwell
Joseph B. Russell
C. H. Doughty
Portland as Bostons Rival
The Cunard liner Franconia will bring about 1000 immigrants from Liverpool and Queenstown to Portland next week instead of Boston. Immigrants head toward Canada’s Northwest while officers from Boston assist Portland in processing the new arrivals. The Franconia sails May 27 from Liverpool to Portland.
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Portland
Boston
Cunard Line
Franconia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Canada
Europe
America
Canadian Northwest
Fire threatens Kittery Point amid forest blaze
On May 19 a wind driven fire menaced Kittery Point Me and headed toward the Safford Schoolhouse. Navy yard fire department halted the spread saving the school and homes of Haven Riley Charles Brooks and Ralph Seawards. About 50 acres burned and 200 cords of wood consumed. Sparks from a York Harbor and Beach railroad train are believed to have started the blaze.
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N. H
Kittery Point
Safford
Navy Yard Fire Department
Haven Riley
Charles Brooks
Ralph Seawards
York Harbor and Beach
Lieutenant Park Given Military Funeral
Lieutenant Joseph Dodge Park, US Army aviator killed near Los Angeles while trying to break the altitude record, was buried in Plymouth New Hampshire with a 150 soldier Coast Artillery detachment firing a military salute.
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N. H
Joseph Dodge. Park
United States Army
Los Angeles
Cal
Coast Artillery
Fort Constitution
Portsmouth
United Shoe Trial Opens Today in Sherman Act Case
The United Shoe Machinery Company and 23 officers face a Sherman act trial to dissolve the shoe machinery trust. Presiding are Judge William L. Putnam, Circuit Judge Frederic Dodge, and District Judge Arthur L. Brown. Defendants include 28 individuals led by Sidney W. Winslow and George W. Brown with ties to parent and 10 subsidiary firms.
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Shoe Machinery Trust
United States District Court
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Portland
Frederic Dodge
Belmont
Arthur L. Brown
Providence
R. I
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Orleans
George W. Brown
Edward P. Hurd
Newton
William Barbour
New York
Frank l L. Babbott
Henry B. Endicott
Dedham
Edmund L.B. Gardner
Passaic
N. J
John H. Hanan
Elmer P. Howe
Boston
Joseph C., Kilham
Beverly
George E. Keith
Brockton
Rudolph Matz
Chicago
Charles G. Rice
Ipswich
John H. Connor
Alfred R. Turner
Wallace F. Robinson
Samuel Weil
Frank Wood
William Woodward
Louis A. Coolidge
Brookline
Edwin P. Brown
Edward N. Chase
Concord
N. H
Harold G. Denham
Medford
Harvard Day at Peddoch's Island Seniors Picnic Night Event
Harvard seniors celebrate Harvard Day with a large annual picnic on Peddock's Island booked to start around 7 o'clock and run until midnight. Upper classmen wore white canvas senior caps bearing a 1913 date in green letters.
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Harvard
Peddock’s Island
Bill Would Permit Transfer Of Judges
Senator O Gorman introduced a bill to amend the judicial code allowing circuit judges to be transferred when calendars are congested. A judge with a light docket could be sent to a busier circuit to relieve congestion and improve efficiency.
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Washington
O’gorman
United States
Unitarian Anniversary Week May Move to New York
The Arlington Street Church denied a Fellowship for Social Justice meeting triggering a push to shift the anniversary events to New York next year led by Rev. John Holmes Haynes. The week opened with services at King's Chapel and the Ministerial Union meeting.
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American Unitarian Association
Boston
Arlington Street
Fellowship For Social Justice
New York
John Holmes Haynes
Church of the Messiah
King’s Chapel
Ministerial Union
Channing Hall
Edward Cummings
South Congregational Church
National Alliance of Unitarian
James de Normandie
Roxbury
Edgar Swan Wiers
Montclair
N. J
Marion Thompson
Brookline
Anna Garlin Spencer
New York City
Unitarian Fellowship
Tremont Temple
Frank A. Powell
Manchester
N. H
Horace Westwood
Winnipeg
Man
Henry H. Burch
I W W Orders Shore Strike Causes Tie in Ports
International Secretary Treasurer Robert L. Warwick of the National Industrial Union of the Marine Transportation Workers sent a telegram to Boston ordering a coastwise strike of all longshoremen stevedores and firemen affiliated with the union. Similar messages reached seaboard offices as he aims for a general stoppage until Clyde Merchants and Miners and Savannah line workers settle their demands.
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Savannah
Knights of Labor
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Consul Acevedo Attacks Huerta Regime in Boston
Justice Justo Acevedo, claiming the title of Mexican consul to Boston, denounces Huerta and Diaz as murderers and traitors. He urges Boston merchants to avoid shipments under the present regime and predicts Carranza will soon lead a constitutional government recognized worldwide. He praises Madero and notes eight Mexican states oppose Huerta with more to come.
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Diaz
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Acevedo
Madero
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