Sun Yat-sen Idol of Japan Visits Tokyo Amid Rail Dream
Tokyo March 29 Dr Sun Yat-sen former provisional president of China in 1912 arrives to a huge welcome. He meets business leaders and officials at the Imperial Hotel while planners discuss his railroad development vision and China’s resource wealth. He pledges friendship with Japan to aid recognition and support for a Chinese republic. After tributes at graves he plans a provincial tour.
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Tokio
Sun Yat-sen
China
Sun
Imperial Hotel
Annex
Tate
Republic of China
Empire of Japan
Japan
Nanking
Mitsuis
Shibusawa
Iwasakis
Chamber of Commerce
Navy
Sun Yatsen
Rear Admiral Stanford Leaves for Honolulu
Washington dispatch reports Rear Admiral Homer Stanford chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks and Civil Engineer Frederick P. Hatteris left today for Honolulu. They will conduct a professional examination of the Pearl Harbor dry dock and review ongoing work there.
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Washington
Homer Stanford
Bureau of Yards and Docks of the Navy
Frederick P. Hatteris
New York Navy Yard
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Panama Canal Project Aims to Finish Structure on Time
The remark notes efforts to cope with upheaval at the bottom of the work and to devise new methods to complete the structure in time for the Panama Canal opening. The plan emphasizes adapting construction techniques to stabilize foundations and accelerate progress for the final phase.
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Panama Canal
Hibernians Ball Monday Night To Be Record Breaker
Hibernians division 1 A O H hosts a Monday concert at Eagles hall with John Hughes, Mrs W B Prendergast, Miss Mary Sullivan and others plus Wheeler Wilson orchestra. Col T J Murphy chairs, grand conductor T J Coleman assists, reception chair Freda Mullins leads a large committee. Concert starts 8 pm, dancing past midnight. refreshments served.
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Eagles’ Hall
John Hughes
W. B. Prendergast
Mary Sullivan
Clarence M. Hayes
J. C., Galvin
Albert Lapke
Wheeler & Wilson Orchestra
Col. T. J. Murphy
Thomas J. Coleman
Daniel J. O’connor
James P. McLaughlin
Martin Blute
Alexander Heaphy
John Maloney
T. B. Mc Mahon
Joseph P. Reilly
W.F. Maher
J. O'Neil
Patrick J. Carroll
James J. Conlin
Daniel McCarthy
Michael Flanagan
John Nevins
Daniel Madden
T. J. Sullivan
James Connery
Charles Neary
Frank O’rourke
Patrick Winn
Freda C. Mullins
John T. King
John Cullinan
T. F. Healey
M. D
Thomas Brophy
J. H. McMurray
James T. Rourke
Patrick Cuddy
John Farrell
J. J. McCarthy
M. J. Lee
M. J. Farrell
T. C. Coughlin
William Clifford
T. M. Cullinan
J. J. Broderick
J. EB. Lyddy
James Small
Matthew Lyman
W. F.‘ Russell
Thomas Speers
Daniel O’neil
W. T. Mullins
B. F. Cooney
F. Boucher
George T. McCarthy
Philip Oakey
W. H. Hogan
Christopher Rickard
Patrick McGee
Daniel Walker
James Rawley
Rickard Adds New Department for Furniture Moving
C Rickard of 534 Howard avenue expands services with another auto truck to move furniture and general freight from Massachusetts to New York. Goods taken and delivered the same day. Service touted as the best with the lowest prices. Call 314 3.
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Rickard
C. Rickard
Howard Avenue
Massachusetts
York
Building Permits and Plans for North Ave Area Developments
North Avenue projects include Henry E Bishop house in English style with eleven rooms and stucco and shingle siding. Hattie M Hartwell secures a new residence contract at 870 Iranistan Ave. Weed Chain Tire Grip Co plant work awarded to R H Howes Construction Co of New York. Lenox apartments owner John L Schuechert buys the Gen Tom Thumb property for relocation and a moving picture theater beneath. Fallon Greenstein plans a North Ave near Park Ave house. Mrs E Roth to have a three family house at North and Lexington. Charles J Berger to build a frame block on Poplar. Building permits total 57368 for multiple frame dwellings, garages, a brick wall project, and a remodel, listing numerous builders and locations along Fifth to Kossuth streets, Madison to Park avenues. Arrangements made to stop the Connecticut River special at Bridgeport for Northampton-bound young ladies on April 2 at 6:23 p.m.
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John L. Schuechert
Lenox
North Avenue
Main Streets
Gen. Tom Thumb
Main Street
Fads and Fashions: Elaborate Evening Attire for Spring
The article describes an extravagant spring fashion surge with gowns of gold and bugle trim, new Bulgarian blouses, filmy gauze ribbons, stitched pleats, high ankle boots, wide girdles, ostrich feather millinery, bright hose and low shoes, cordelieres and tassels on mantles and gowns, colored laces, simple kimono style night gowns, vivid shades like sulphur yellow and raisin, Persian turbans with peacock plumes, and perfume-filled hatpins. Silks dominate over voiles and linens, with ribbon strapping and decorative embroidery noted.
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Joseph
Wound fashion and voices on justice and sale
A collage of quotations shows a suffragette view on women’s justice, a Witty exchange about mercy versus justice, a Wise Guy and Simple Mug remark, notes on Muller’s fortune loss, a flirtatious niece line, an employer asking about an office boy, and the office boy guiding the wake up call.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
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Iranistan Avenue
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Ridgewood Place
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Wordin Avenue
Catherine O'Hara
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Anton Gseresnyes
Hope St
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Kossuth St
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Spruce St
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J. J. McFarland
Howara Avenue
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