Dr Joyce of Salem Dead
Salem May 2 Dr James H Joyce 3 years old of 17 Federal street a former city physician and prominent practitioner died today at his home after a protracted illness He was born in Salem in May 1880 and graduated from Boston College class of 1900 and from Yutts Medical School class of 1908 He was a member of the K of C Essex County Court M C O F Salem Wedge of Elks Witch City Eagles and Massachusetts Medical Society
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Religion of Today Is Scored by Unitarian Leader
The Rev. J Herman Randall of New York told the Unitarian Sunday School Society in King's Chapel that a gulf divides the real ideals of Jesus from today’s Christianity. He said centuries have introduced a sham individualistic system that reinforces pagan selfishness and obscures Jesus's ethics.
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Unitarian Sunday School Society
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Free Religious Association Meeting Opposes Wars
At a Kingsley Unitarian Church gathering the Rev George Mills and other speakers denounced nation to nation conflict and urged a new war of religion to counter wartime baser traits. Dr Randall urged Sunday School classes in applied Christianity for adults to reestablish the religion of Christ worldwide. Officers elected: Rev William S Lawrence of Boston president, Rev Joel Metcalf of Winchester and Mrs Ella Lyman Cabot vice presidents, Miss Mary F Gill clerk, Frederick M Eliot treasurer.
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Charles Fleischer
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Boston
Joel H. Metcalf
Winchester
Ella Lyman Cabot
Mary F. Gill
Jamaica Plain
Frederick M. Eliot
Cambridge
Germany Warns of New Foray for Front Line Supplies
Germany says its defense memorandum outlines movements of shipments bound for the front including a cargo of ammunition and war supplies as claimed by the government.
German stance on Lusitania sinking and submarine warfare
Germany argues that key questions about the Lusitania disaster and submarine warfare must wait for agreed facts. It questions passengers’ escape, ship safety features, and whether ammunition exacerbated the sinking. Berlin also notes its disavowals of harming neutral shipping and readiness to compensate for accidents.
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Lusitania
International Congress On
England
Germany Defies US In German Newspaper Appeal
In Berlin on May 28 the Deutsches Zeitung quotes Count Reventlow arguing Germany will persist with submarine warfare against Britain. The article claims America cannot force concessions, warns U S threats are ignored, and says Germany will not discriminate against ships or yield to American pressure.
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Deutsches Zeitung
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England
Fish Packers Urge Help To Stop Nova Scotia Duty
Gloucester May 28. Wholesale fish packers ask Congressman Gardner to intervene to prevent a duty on wholesalt fish imported from Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
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Gardner
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Newfoundland
President Wilson Appeals Relief for Starving Mexicans
President Wilson as head of the American Red Cross issued an appeal to the public for money and food supplies to aid relief efforts for starving Mexicans. The appeal was addressed to the American people and released from Washington on May 28.
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Wilson
American Red Cross
Wilson appeals for Red Cross relief to aid Mexicans
President Woodrow Wilson urges American generosity to aid victims in Mexico amid famine. He asks for money and supplies and directs contributions through the American Red Cross in Washington or local treasurers, with food items coordinated via Red Cross headquarters for instructions.
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Twilight sleep debate voiced by Boston hospital staff
Dr. David D. Scannell of Boston City Hospital and a Boston School Board member said twilight sleep remains a debatable question in maternity cases during the 1915 nursing school graduation exercises at the City Hospital.
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Boston City Hospital
Boston School Board
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City Nursing School Graduates Largest Class Yet
Forty four young women received diplomas as Dr J J Dowling presided in the surgical out patient building. Miss Emma M Nichols announced the class roster listing Vera A Allen through Edna Wheeler as graduates with nearly 1000 attendees including relatives and friends.
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Emma M. Nichols
Vera A. Allen
Sarah Almond
Anna J. Angus
Isabel Atkinson
Gertrude S. Batterbury
Jennie A. Britton
Helena S. Brock
Alice M. Brown
Elizabeth P. Burns
Edith P. Burton
Gabriella F. Christian
Margaret E. Crockstadt
Mary E. Doone
Georgina O
Dunn
Minnie E. Furbish
Mamie A. Gately
Katherine V. Golden
Helen C. Grady
Martha P. Henneberry
Bessie M. Newton
Sarah T. Hogan
Lois V. Jomini
Mary A. Kelley
Elizabeth J. Linloff
Jessie F. Merrill
Elizabeth C. Mease
Helen
Parade of Boston Cadets Draws Thousands Through City Streets
The annual parade and review of the five regiments of Boston High School Cadets drew thousands yesterday, with nearly 5000 students from Greater Boston high schools marching along crowded downtown streets.
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Military Parade Review on the Common Ends with Cheer for Harrington
More than 10,000 spectators witnessed the final review and trooping of colors on the Common. Colonels O Leary Doyle and Andrews led their English High and Fifth regiments during maneuvers and dress parade while officials from City Hall and the State House observed the ceremony.
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William G. Hann
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Marine Corps
Cushing
H. D. Matthews
H. C. Baum
David D. Scannel
Fred L. Hogan
Joseph Lee
Frances G. Curtis
Franklin P. Dyer
Buck
Dorchester
Belgium King thanks New England relief committee
Charles S. Rackemann, secretary of the New England Belgian Relief Committee, received a letter from King Albert of Belgium through his secretary J. Ingenbensen dated May 15 1915 praising the New England effort for Belgian relief since the war began and expressing gratitude and admiration for the spirit of charity shown by the people and committee.
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New England
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Belgium
la Panne
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le Secretaire
Urgent Bandage Drive for French Wounded Fund
A Boston and New England committee appeals for bandages and all surgical supplies for French small hospitals amid war shortages. Miss Norton from London reports dire needs, urging aid at 351 Boylston street and donations through Kidder Peabody & Co. at 115 Devonshire street.
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Brookline Meeting Rejects Three-Deckers By Vote
At a Brookline town meeting with 931 votes cast from 880 registered voters, officials say no challenge will be made to the 587 to 3888 vote forbidding three-decker houses. Walter J. Cusick and Daniel J. Daly stated the majority is against the plan despite earlier support.
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Walter J. Cusick
Board of Selectmen
Daniel J. Daly
Rock Island Circle Scenic Tour Offers California Expositions
Boston travelers can visit San Francisco and San Diego with a single ticket. The Rock Island Lines advertise low round trip fares from Boston with long return limits and stopovers. The package includes famous trains, modern equipment, dining car service, and a travel bureau at 288 Washington St. for itineraries and literature.
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Old Missions
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Rockies
Southwest
Salt Lake
Pikes Peak
Golden West
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Washington St
Boston
Rock Island Circle
Ey Parrott
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