Thousands of Eagles in Flight to Worcester Today
Members of the Order of Eagles from across New England arrive in Worcester for the field day tied to the Massachusetts branch convention. A parade, field events, and a barbecue are planned with Gov. Curtis Guild Jr. and grand worthy president H D Davis as guests. officers for the newly formed Massachusetts Aerie include Martin F Carney as president and John Hurley as secretary.
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Worcester
Order of Eagles
New England
Massachusetts
Order
Curtis Guild, Jr
H. D. Davis
New England Eagles
Marlboro
Salem
Hudson
Lynn
New Haven
Pawtucket
Massachusetts Aerie of Eagles
Eagles’ Hall
Martin F. Carney
Waltham
Frank A. Brown
North Attleboro
John J. Hurley
Cambridge
Michael J. Shaughnessy
Southbridge
James E. O'Leary
D. P. McSweeney
New Bedford
David Ahearn
Hyde Park
Timothy Cronin
Malden
John Morn
Springfield
Screen Window Forced Roxbury House Robbery Report
Edward P. Tritus reports burglars forced a screen window at his Roxbury home on Zeigler Street and stole three watches a small gold locket a silver mounted toilet set and other articles.
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Edward P. Tritus
Zeigler’ Street
Station 10
Assessor Donovan Weds Quietly in Dorchester Ceremony
John H. Donovan an assessor and Ward 20 leader married Miss Alicia M. Farley at St. Cecilia's Church without prior announcement. The couple, who will honeymoon in Canada, plan to reside on Mt. Ida road Dorchester and Mrs. Donovan will resume her millinery business after returning.
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John H. Donovan
Ward 20
Alicia M. Farley
Huntington Avenue
Dorchester
St. Cecilia’s Church
Daniel Donovan
Susie Dolan
Lynn
Canada
Thaw's Petrie Is Won New York Trial Defense
Aug 1 report says Mrs. William Thaw dismissed Black Olcott Gruber Bonynge delaying counsel for her son Harry Thaw in the Stanford White murder case. The move signals the plea of not guilty will stand and that emotional insanity and unwritten law justification may be pressed. Olcott declined to comment.
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New York
Harry
William Thaw
Black, Olcott, Gruber & Bonynge
Stanford White
Olcott
Mine Blast Kills Miner and His Daughter in Wilkesbarre
A Warrior Run Coal Company mine explosion killed miner John Shumaker instantly. Gas entering homes caused a second blast that killed 16 year old Margaret Williams. The quake damaged water mains and left Williams home and a neighboring house destroyed. residents sought water from ponds to quell fires as darkness fell.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Warrior Run Coal Company
Warrior Run
John Shumaker
John Williams
Margaret
Williams
Strikers Base Peace Teams Reinstatement Application Stand
The N E A A U registration committee met at Cambridge to act on reinstatement for striking athletes. The strikers refused to present applications unless Frank W Ford was addressed, and Ford could not be located for an interview.
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Cambridge
Frank W.ford
Ford
William Prout
Chemical Engine Collides With Ice Wagon in West End
A 2 PM incident in the West End injured one fireman and destroyed three pieces of apparatus from Bulfinch Street station. Chemical 1 struck an ice wagon on Green Street, tossing Driver McDonough and causing minor head and shoulder injuries. Next engines and hose truck collided with the chemical, snapping poles and scattering firefighters.
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West End
Bulfinch Street
Chemical 1
Bulfinch Street House
Green Street
McDonough
30000 Lithographers Ordered to Strike
New York August 1 A general strike of about 30000 lithographers in the United States and Canada was ordered by John A Hamilton president of the Lithographers International Protective and Benefit Association The strike takes effect tomorrow and involves printers transferrers and provers whose work is essential to shop operation The union demanded 48 hours of work per week instead of 53 on July 9
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New York
International Protective and Benefit Association
United States
Canada
John A. Hamilton
Marriage of Jacob Cahill and Emily Schwarer
The romance between Jacob Cahill and Emily Schwarer of Roxbury culminates in a June 17 ceremony in Chelsea officiated by Rev. Francis Bakeman. Friends for years, the couple decided to marry after delaying their plans.
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Cupid
Jacob Cahill
Roxbury
Emily E. Schwarer
Chelsea
Francis Bakeman
Roxbury Couple Steals Quietly To Chel Sea For Marriage
A 21 year old bride and groom quietly left to unite in marriage at Chel sea. The couple, both 21, faced parental knowing consent. Groom's parents reside in Houston Me, where the father is a Baptist minister. They plan a cozy home in Roxbury soon.
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Chelsea
Houston
Botsford Bets Skinner In Newton Wedding
George A Botsford aged 48 of 193 Grampian Way Boston and Miss Hannah M Skinner aged 37 of 586 Massachusetts Avenue were married in Newton on Saturday by Rev Sumner A Sherman. The bride is daughter of Edward M Skinner of Boston.
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Newton
George A. Botsford
Grampian Way
Boston
Hannah M. Skinner
Massachusetts Avenue
Sumner A. Sherman
Edward M. Skinner
Cascarets Promoted For Digestive Relief And Health
A vintage advertisement urges early use of Cascarets when heartburn colic coated tongue and gas occur. It claims Cascarets act like exercise for bowels and prevent numerous ailments from bad digestion while warning to buy genuine Sterling Remedy Company tablets stamped CCC.
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Sterling Remedy Company
Moran Calls City to Act on School Controversy
District Attorney Moran urges city action to recover 1375.40 from Carr or Fuller and to ensure schoolhouse commissioners perform duties. Mayor Fitzgerald defends ongoing investigation and storage of the project as experts test foundations.
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Moran
Gilbert
Stearns
Logue
Mullen
Strugis
Carr
John B. Moran
Sturgis
Logue and Mullen
Babson
Carr Company
Messrs
Worcester, Thompson and Swain
Grand Jury Probes Ice Trust Witness List Grows
A Massachusetts grand jury day probes the ice trust with witnesses from the Ice Dealers Association and multiple newspapers. Included are Salem creamery man Mr Egan, Haverhill Mayor Wood, Worcester treasurer Major L G White, and reporters from the Worcester and Springfield papers.
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Massachusetts Ice Dealers’ Association
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Egan
Salem
Wood
Haverhill
L. G. White
Walker Ice Company of
Worcester
The
William J. Larkin
Fred E. Bucklin
Worces
Ter Gazette
Joseph F. Day
P. W. Bresnahan
Lynn
Charles W. Hallstrom
Ice Dealers’ Association
Oliver Hayward
Whitman W. Collins
Edward J. Morse
Napoleon KE. Russell
Springfield
John W. Colton
Springfield Union
Edward ©. Doten
Isaiah Rouse
Clifton Loring
F. H. Thompson
G. S. Decker
Boston
Simon
Bids Sought for New Washington Street Subway Section
The Boston Transit Commission opens revised specs for a new Washington Street subway section in Haymarket Square about 300 feet long. Bids will be opened Tuesday at noon. The contract includes a sewer three feet in diameter and seventy feet long built with concrete and steel.
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Boston Transit Commission
Washington Street
Haymarket Square
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Concere
Roxbury House
F. Gray Co
Mr. Hyde
American Woolen Company
Ao Suits
Fred’k Gray Co
Children’s Department
Washington and
Hanover Streets
Assessor
Donovan
Blas
Strikers
John Donovan
Alicia Farley
Secret
Recknagel
Jacob W. Cahill
Botsford—Skinner
Ausea
Ene
Up-Town Department Store
Sessex Eco
Ladies
Oxfords
Vici Kid
Hamburg
Bishop
Sas
At &c
Regule
Washington, Cor. Ruggles ST
Fitzgerald
Old Orchard
Commissioner Sturgis
Post
Arthur W. French
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
H. C. Wilson
J. Frederick Carr
Melborn
Brussels
Axminster
Énal
Rocker
Willow
Cat
Frank Ferdinand
Mammoth Furniture and Carpet
BLUE
Warren St
Washington St
Dudley ST
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