Employment Bureau Announces Large Miners and Farm Hands Openings
Officials at the Long Wharf immigration station say 1500 miner positions are available in Thurmond West Virginia and 15000 farm hand jobs exist in northern Texas and Oklahoma with monthly wages between 40 and 50 dollars. Applicants must pay their own travel costs of about 40 dollars and the season is short. Two young men accepted westward assignments and departed last night while nineteen others were sent out.
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Tribute to Charles Frohman Funeral Honors Theatrical World
Hundreds of theater people and others gathered at Temple Emanu El in New York on May 2 to memorialize Charles Frohman the famed theater manager who died aboard the Lusitania. Augustus Thomas, delivering the funeral oration, praised Frohman for integrity and decency, saying his name stood for self respect.
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Charles Frohman
Lusitania
Temple Emanu-El
Tus Thomas
Trumbull Funeral Held in Bridgeport
The funeral of Isaac B. Trumbull, a Lusitania victim, was held today from the Trumbull home in Bridgeport Connecticut.
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Isaac B. Trumbull
G A R Honors at Captain Gleason Funeral
Full Grand Army military honors were accorded at Captain Joseph H. Gleason’s funeral in Everett. James A Perkins Post 156 G A R conducted the ceremony with Mayor James Chambers and city officials in attendance along with delegations from the Sons of Veterans Daughters of Veterans and the Women's Relief Corps.
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Joseph H. Gleason
Everett
James Chambers
Sons of Veterans
The
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Women’s Relief Corps
Do you know what you're eating next Sunday
The note previews a feature in the Sunday Post promising to reveal insights about meals and ingredients readers may encounter in the upcoming week. It teases new recipes and health tips for the family dining table.
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Sunday Post
Plan Festival At The Shaws For Suffragists Fund
The suffragists plan a June English country festival at Mrs. Robert Gould Shaw’s Wellesley estate. Notables like Miss Margaret Foley and ex-Senator Roger Sherman Hoar spoke in Watertown, with talks at Walworth Manufacturing in South Boston and Codman square Dorchester. Proceeds go to the general campaign fund.
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Wellesley
Margaret Foley
James H. Vahey
Roger Sherman Hoar
Watertown Square
Ashmont
Boston
Toy Theatre
Wellesley College
Gallivan to Speak to Tammany Society
Congressman Gallivan accepted an invitation to be one of four national figures addressing the Tammany Society of New York on the nation's independence anniversary. The invitation was signed by Hon. Joan Voorhis as grand sachem, Charles F. Murphy, Thomas F. Smith, and other committee members.
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Gallivan
Joan Voorhis
Charles F. Murphy
Thomas F. Smith
Hart Struck by Car on Broadway in Somerville
Thomas Hart of 42 Dann Street Somerville was struck by a Griffin owned car and suffered a broken right shoulder and three broken ribs. He received medical care from a physician yesterday afternoon.
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Dannstret
Record Parade Entries Break New Boston Parade Record
More than 900 sets of numbers and driving instructions were distributed to parade entrants at the Boston Work-Horse Relief Association on Beacon Street. The secretary announced 12840 entries in this year’s prize competition parade, a new record and up from last year by over 100. The office remains open for those who did not receive their numbers yesterday.
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Boston Work-Horse Relief Association
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Reverend Otto Ill at First Methodist Winthrop
The Rev. Charles S. Otto pastor of the First Methodist Church of Winthrop is seriously ill with an illness reported to be affecting his health. Local church members and friends have joined in prayers for his recovery.
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Charles S. Otto
First Methodist Church
Winthrop
Pastor Nearing Return After Severe Bronchitis
The pastor has recovered enough to walk and, barring complications, should resume pastoral duties in a week or two after a bout of bronchitis that threatened his life.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purity and Vitality
Advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a safe tonic to cleanse and enrich the blood in spring. It claims the remedy improves appearance, appetite, sleep, and energy, and urges readers to ask pharmacists for the formula-only medicine.
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