Coler Attacks City Administration in New York Dinner
Bird S. Coler, former city controller, at a Hofbrau Hills dinner for William F. McCombs denounces the Mitchel administration and the Rockefeller Foundation. He cites alleged government subsidies, espionage, civil service raids, school system attacks, and a plutocratic move to reassert aristocracy under philanthropy and science. The piece lists attendees including Frank L. Dowling and Charles Murphy and notes President Wilson’s telegram and Rhode Island Governor Beckman’s remarks on the play Experience.
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Bird S. Coler
William F. McCombs
Hofbrau
Young Men’s Democratic League
Mitchel
Rockefeller Foundation
Fouche
Napoleon
France
Russia
New York
Nietzsche
Abraham Lincoln
McCombs
Samuel Seabury
Buffalo
Montauk Point
Europe
Frank L. Dowling
Board of Aldermen
Tammany Hall
Fred B. Lynch
Charles F. Murphy
Joseph F. Moss
Cornelius F. Collins
Mr. McOler
Michael J. Walsh
John F. Galvin
Thomas F. Smith
John H. McCooey
John W. Keller
General H. de Witt Hamilton
William Harman Black
Edward F. Boyle
John F. Curry
Robert L.moran
R. Livingston Beckman
Rhode Island
George W. Hobart
Greensboro
Municipal Theater
Providence
Providence Opera House
Chicago
Boston
The Evil Women Do at Rose Theater
Bluebird photoplays adapt Emil Gaborau’s The Clique of Geld into The Evil Women Do showing at the Rose theater today. Lead stars include Elsie Jane Wilson Francelia Billington Rupert Julian Douglas Gerrard and Hobart Henley in the thriller.
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Emil Gaborau
Geld
Bluebird
Gaboria
Rose Theater
Elsie Jane Wilson
Francelia Billington
Rupert Julian
Douglas Gerrard
Hobart Henley
Beban Stars In His Sweetheart At The Broadway
George Beban the celebrated Italian character actor returns to the Broadway tomorrow in His Sweetheart a story by Beban and Lawrence McCloskey produced by the Oliver Morosco Photoplay company under Donald Crisp direction The cast includes Helen Jerome Eddy Sarah Kernan Harry De Vere Kathleen Kirkham Robert E Rolson and others.
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George Beban
Paramount
Pasquale
Lawrence McCloskey
Oliver Morosco Photoplay Company
Donald Crisp
Beban
America
Morosco
Mr. Beban
Helen Jerome Eddy
Sarah Kernan
Harry Devere
Kathleen Kirkham
Robert E. Rolson
Bishop Russell Consecrated Baltimore to Charleston Bishop
In Baltimore on March 15 Bishop William T. Russell was consecrated as bishop of Charleston. Cardinal Gibbons led the rite with auxiliaries and bishops from Wilmington and Wheeling assisting. Russell, a Baltimore native, served 14 years as Cardinal Gibbons’ executive secretary before leading St. Patrick's parish in Washington.
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Baltimore
Mer
William T. Russell
Charleston
S. C
Washington
St. Patrick’s
Cardinal Gibbons
Owen B. Corrigan
J. J. Monaghan
Wilmington
Donahoe
Wheeling
W. Va
American College
Rome
St. Mary’s Seminary
American College In
Catholic University At
St. Patrick’s Church
United States
Liner Reaches Safety After Mediterranean Submarine Peril
On a great ocean liner anchored in calmer waters after three brutal weeks in the Mediterranean danger zone the crew and passengers endured steady distress calls. Officers drilled lifebelts and boat procedures while gunners stood watch as the ship skirted risks and torpedoed vessels.
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Associated Press
English Channel
Mediterranean
India
Indian
Suez Canal
Bombay
Port
Marseilles
Ves
Dpori
Government Controls Future of Mexican Railroads
Mexico City March 15 government announces policy to supervise all railroads and oppose subsidies. A commission of technical inspection and auditing will oversee operations. Franchises will be limited to 75 years, down from 99.
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Mexico City
Department of Communications
Two Laurinburg Liquor Dealers Offer Shutdown Over Debts
The Laurinbure Exchange reports two liquor sellers in Laurinburg will quit their bars if church member customers settle their debts. This 1890 note in the Concord Times cites church funds as the motive for closing the businesses.
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Concord Times
Laurinbure Exchange
When a man loves money what is he a dough nut
A compact wordplay item noting that loving money makes a person resemble a doughnut in a punny sense. The line playfully equates greed with a doughnut, delivering a light humorous quip.
Catarrhal Deafness Claims Cure by Constitutional Remedy
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood-acting treatment for catarrh and Eustachian tube inflammation causing deafness. Offers One Hundred Dollars for any case not cured and promotes free circulars from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Halll
7&C. F. J. Cheney & CC
Toledo
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New York Times
High Point
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High Point Enterprise
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Shellie Charles
North Carolina Public
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