Navy statement disputed at Lancaster rallyGilliam
Congressman A P Gardner told a Republican rally in Lancaster that Washington is wrong about naval strength arguing there are only ten completed dreadnoughts and no dreadnought cruisers built or authorized while disputing the claim of seventeen first line dreadnoughts.
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A. P. Gardner
Town Tall
Oklahoma
Nevada
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Mississippi
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California
Popular Peg Coming Back at Boston College Hall
Congressman Gardner warns the number of first line battleships is limited. He notes eight dreadnoughts exist and describes ships under construction. Peg O My Heart will be staged at Boston College hall on Oct 25 with Florence Martin leading, proceeds to Father Fortier's philosophy class.
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Washington
Navy
Marine Corps
U. S
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J. Hartley Manners
London
Boston
Old College Hall
Boston College
Florence Martin
Alma Tell
Ethel
Oliver Morosco
Father Fortier
Devonshire Street
Tremont Street
Navy notes dreadnought status and battle fleet outlook
The speaker argues small ships are slow and weak and not in the front line since 1915, cites South Carolina Michigan North Dakota, four dreadnoughts building, three authorized, and notes long construction times. He warns pre dreadnoughts may still serve in parades and coastal celebrations.
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Navy Department
South Carolina
Michigan
North Dakota
Quincy Eight-Year-Old Killed Crossing Street
Eight-year-old Margaret Collins daughter of Timothy J. Collins of the Boston Globe staff and resident of South Street Quincy was struck by a car driven by Willis Carey son of Dr. C W Carey while crossing Quincy avenue Water street. She died in the afternoon after being taken to Quincy Hospital. Carey surrendered to police claiming the speed was twelve miles an hour and the accident unavoidable. The child did not see the approaching vehicle.
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Timothy J. Collins
Boston Globe
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Water Street
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C. W. Carey
Hancock Street
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Bryan Man to End Massacres Says Armenians Relief Meet
At the Armenian relief meeting in the State House Council Chamber M H Gulesian urged that William Jennings Bryan could halt Armenian massacres by appealing to Kaiser Wilhelm. He claimed no other American has power to influence Germany to intervene on Armenians' behalf.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
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State House
M. H. Gulesian
Germany
Kaiser
Armenian relief meeting forms aid branch to stop massacres
Dr James L Barton leads a gathering of Americans and Armenians to form an Armenian relief group to coordinate with similar bodies in other cities. Harvard president emeritus Charles W Eliot was named chairman, Everett H Chandler secretary, and a committee including Dr Barton Judge Robert Ff Raymond Arthur S Johnson and others named to organize permanent officers.
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H. S. Jelellian
Chiiesian
America
Kaiserin
Bryan
James Lt. Barton
American Board of Foreign Missions
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Everett H. Chandler
Twentieth Century Club
Dr. Barton
Robert Ff. Raymond
Arthur S. Johnson
The
Boston Y. M. C. A
William J. Huntington
Boston University
Will Remarry Former Wife After Divorce
George Blacklocke of Cambridge and his former wife have applied for a marriage license in Everett after two years apart. Mrs Blacklocke, a music teacher, lives in Everett with her two children Coral and Marvin. The couple were married 12 years ago and divorced two years ago.
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Auburn Street
Cambridge
Cannell
Everett
Blacklocke
Ferry Street
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Marvin
Antis sell red roses during Suffs parade in Boston
Anti suffrage groups plan a silent campaign along the parade route selling red roses for charity. Leaders say 175000 roses have been shipped to Boston for the event with sales funds funding a ward at the Boston Infants Hospital.
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B. L. Robinson
Public Interest League
John Batch
Women’s Anti-Suffrage Association
Boston
Antis
Boston Infants’ Hospital
Richard Saltonstall
Curtis Guild
Geoffrey G. Whitney
Milton
John Balch
Stephen Fitzgerald
Harold Murdock
Evelyn Sears
Back Bay
Copley Plaza
Touraine
Industrial Peace Emphasized Over Global Accord
Dr Charles W. Eliot, Harvard president emeritus, framed industrial peace as the country’s top issue at a City Club address closing a Y M C A conference. He urged the Y M C A industrial and immigration arms to improve employer employee relations while noting immigrant education programs in Massachusetts and Rhode Island that teach English, sanitation, Christianity, government and civic duties.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Y. M
City Club
Young Men's Christian Association
G. W. Tupper
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Eliot
Messenger Boy Dies After Fall From Car in Haymarket
Max Ack, 20, of 9 Myrtle Street, a messenger boy, fell from a trolley in Haymarket Square subway station and died at City Hospital. He had a fractured skull and was working nights while attending school to become a Harvard Medical School student. He was en route to Roxbury with baseball tickets when the accident occurred.
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Myrtle Street
Haymarket Square
City Hospital
Ack
Harvard Medical School
Roxbury
Obituary notices list Dreier Gannon Penniman deaths
In this city Oct 15 Hans Dreier beloved husband of Julia Dreier age 59 7 21 funeral Sunday at 2 p m from state home 908 Harrison rel atives and friends invited. Gannon in West Newton Oct 15 Margaret beloved wife of T F Gannon now McAuliffe funeral notice. Penniman in Concord Mass Oct 1 George J 64 funeral services Sleepy Hollow chapel Monday Oct 18 at 5 p m relatives and friends invited.
Chicago Heiress Weds Harvard Doctor in Chicago Mansion
Miss Katherine Meeker daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Meeker of Chicago marries Dr Horace Gray son of Dr and Mrs Russell Gray of 39 Marlboro Street in a Lake Shore Drive ceremony witnessed by Chicago and Boston society. The couple met in Munich before the war and will reside in Boston after a wedding trip.
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Boston
Katherine Meeker
Arthur Meeker
Horace Gray
Russell Gray
Marlboro Street
Meekers
Lake Shore Drive
Dr. Gray
Miss Meeker
Munich
Harvard
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Brookline
China
Japan
Ensign Augustin Co. Gray
Lawsuit Over Lusitania Sinking Exposes Explosives Plot
Mrs. Sarah Lund of Chicago sues Cunard Line for 40000 damages claiming a conspiracy between Dudley Field Malone and Captain A T Turner led to illegal explosives in the Lusitania and her family losses. Her case claims she was misled about lifeboats and safety devices during the voyage.
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Dudley Field Malone
New York
A. T. Turner
Sarah Lund
Cunard Steamship Company, Limited
Frank S. Monnett
Lund
Lusitania
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