Britannic Torpedoed in Aegean Sea By German Submarine
London reports the Britannic, latest hospital ship in Britain’s fleet, was sunk off Keos in daylight after a torpedo struck her hull. Captain C. A. Bartlett and cool seamanship saved many lives. This attack follows prior hospital ship losses in 1914 15.
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Saloniki
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Sturias
Washington awaits facts on Britannic sinking
The State Department will determine how the British hospital ship Britannic sank with about 60 dead. Officials doubt a submarine attack and consider a mine more likely. Hospital ships immunity under The Hague convention is cited, and any attack would draw grave consequences.
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Washington
State Department
Department
United States
Britannic Largest Liner in Service Worldwide
The Britannic ranked as the largest liner in service, built by White Star to replace the Titanic after its sinking. It measures 887 feet 9 inches long, 94 feet 6 inches beam, and about 50,000 gross tons, costing near 8 million dollars. The Vaterland rivals in length and tonnage, at 950 feet and 54,190 tons.
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White Star Line
New York
Vaterland
On York
Doubt Red Cross Members Were on the Britannic
Local agents report uncertainty about Red Cross members aboard the Britannic as inquiries continue.
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Doubt Red Cross
New York
Red Cross members not aboard Britan Nic sunk ship
An official stated no Red Cross members were aboard the Britan Nic when she sank and doubted any American nurses or physicians were on the vessel. He also said he had never heard of an American Red Cross worker assigned to a hospital ship.
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Red Cross
Jack London Dies Sudden Death Stuns California
Author jack london dies suddenly at his glen ellen ranch after returning from a Hawaiian Islands visit. mr and mrs london had lived on the northern california property, noted as an elaborately equipped retreat.
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Hawaiian Islands
Glen Ellen Ranch
California
Jack London Life and Socialist Battle Scout of the Wild
Adventurous career of Jack London, born in San Francisco 1876, famed author of The Call of the Wild and The Sea Wolf. His wanderings from California ranches to Klondike, Boer War correspondence, and later political activism as a socialist shaped his writings and public life.
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Boston druggists back anti rat drive pledge
Mrs. Albert T. Leatherbee head of Boston Women’s Municipal League told about 100 druggists at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy that the city spends 1.5 million dollars yearly on 50 000 rats, a disease risk. pharmacists pledged support for the rat extermination program.
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Women’s Municipal League
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
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League
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American Pharmaceutical Association
Question to Pelletier About What He Heard
A reader letters corrections to a Post account of the Allison case. Charles P Wellman of Dorchester asserts his hearing of a quote to Pelletier and disputes the published wording and attribution. He cites witnesses and questions the district attorney's denial.
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Citizen letter questions Pelletier denial remark
Nils T. Kiellstrom writes in astonishment at Rev Mr Wellman and the district attorney over Pelletier s statement during a birth control case. He claims to have heard Pelletier declare Keep those women back they belong in the dog kennel, urging citizens to expose public servants attitudes.
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Nils 'T. Kiellstrom
Saunders House at 1 Garden Street Sold to Christ Church
The Saunders House in Cambridge near Christ Church was sold yesterday to Christ Church of Cambridge. The century old home will be remodelled into a rectory, with renovations not starting for at least three years. Rector Rev. Prescott Evarts noted the current lease runs for three more years.
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Saunders
Garden Street
Cambridge
Christ Church
Five Year Old Survives 40 Foot Window Fall Unharmed
Linnea Bergeson of Maitland Street Fenway fell 40 feet from a third floor window while leaning on a curtain rod. She was unconscious briefly but recovered before ambulance arrived and escaped with no injuries. Her father plans to move the family to a ground floor unit.
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Maitland Street
Fenway
Linnea
Von Jagow May Become Austrian Ambassador in Vienna
Berlin reports increased likelihood that Gottlieb von Jagow, foreign minister, will be named ambassador to Vienna to replace the late Count von Tschirschky, with announcement anticipated.
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Berlin
London
Gottlieb von Jagow
Vienna
Count von Tschirschky
Editor Praises D D D for Eczema Cure Ad Claims
Letter advertisements from F R Tesar and Rev L I Downing proclaim eczema relief after using D D D Nonspecific testimonials note long years of suffering and skin clears after up to four bottles. The piece urges readers to ask druggists about D D D and offers a free trial bottle by mail from D D D Laboratories Chicago Illinois with a money back guarantee.
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Echo
Prophettstown
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Hopkinton
IL. I. Downing
5Th Ave. Presbyterian Church
Roanoke
D. D. D. Laboratories
Dept
Chicago
Theatres Praise Comedy as Greatest Treat Since Peg O My Heart
Theatergoers are urged to see a new comedy hailed as the finest since Peg O My Heart. Audiences are invited to judge for themselves its humor and charm in the current season.
Prenuptial Ceremonies Celebrate Double Marriages
Celebrations last night at 23 Tyler Street hosted a banqu et featuring Harrison Avenue and Back Bay residents for the double marriage of Fong Ing to Lena Johnson and Henry Wong of New York to May Cate of Albany, with ceremonies planned for today.
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Back Bay
Fong Ing
Lena Johnson
Henry Wong
New York
May Cate
Albany
Secret ceremony hour guards as two couples wed
Ing and Wong received marriage licenses at City Hall Annex yesterday. Wong's father runs a business on Harrison avenue and the couples will live at 23 Tyler street after the ceremony. Mrs. Margaret Anderson, accompanied by probation officers, feared her daughter might be one of the brides but was relieved to learn she was not.
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Wong
City Hall Annex
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Tyler Street
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East Boston
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Ethel Wood
Death of H Eunice Beaulieu in Roxbury
In Roxbury on Nov 22 H Eunice Beaulieu cherished child of N H and Eda Beaulieu aged 4 years 2 months 22 days Funeral private from 58 Adams St Friday Nov 24 No flowers Interment Springfield Mass
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