Memorial notices fill East Boston and surrounding towns
Obituary notices appear for multiple residents across Boston area in early August. Deaths include John F Bonia in East Boston with a funeral Sept. 11, Lottie Ex Brooks in Quincy, Joseph H Brown in Reading, Margaret R Calnan in Dorchester, Arthur F Estabrook in Porto Rico, and many others. Burial and service details list residential addresses, churches, and auto cortege notes. An In Memoriam item honors Corporal Thomas J. Ike, 47th Infantry, died in France in 1918 with a mass remembrance scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonia
Boston
John F
Margaret Leary Bonia
Tomas P. Treanor
Byron St
Star of the Sea
Nova Scotia
Brooks
Quincy
Mass
Lottie Ex
George Henry Brooks
Edgewood St
Roxbury
Bristol
Gronlund
Orchard St
Mattapan
Elizabeth Gronlund
Tonneson
Norwegian Congregational Church
Cedar and Hawthorn Sts
Pe. m
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Hyslop
Willis Terrace
Margaret
Andrew Hyslop
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
D. m
Lonigan
Littleton
N. H
Ecident
Jack
Henry G. Lonigan
Father
Dover
Cambridge
Charles Amner Marsh
Anna Beal Marsh
Whridge St
Wm Relat
M'Donough
Charlestown
Esther R
John
Esther T. McDonough
Hoar
North Mead St
Malden
Merrivield
Mary A
Wilbur G. Merrifield
W. H. Graham
Aes St
Cornelius B
Mary Noonan
Murphy
Gate of Heaven Church
A - O'Dowd
South Weymouth
Mary F
Nee Madden
Welch
Richard
Kirby
Bennington St
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Pinkham
Elizabeth
Harry J. Pinkham
Briggs Chapel
Huntington Ave
Poland
Billerica
George L. Poland
Salem St
Medford
M. Poole
James W. Poole
Haviland
Pratt
South Acton
Abbie E
Francis Pratt
Siars
Rogers
South Boston
Michael I. Rogers
Bowdoin
oMonday
Motor Colege
Silsbee
Mary Hodges
Nathaniel Devereux Silsbee
Massachusetts Crematory
Walk Hill St
Forest Hills
Stentiford
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Frederick H. Stentiford
Somerville
Highland Ave
Sellivan
Edwin Earle Silligan
Charles
Lillie McLean “Sullivan
Morrison PLC
West Somerville
White
Thomas
Bridget White
Thomas J. ‘White
Wachusett St
St. Andrew's
Wilder
Holbrook
Susa Avitow
Bela C. Wilder
South Frankst
Tives
Thomas J. Ike
47Th Infantry
Ance
St. Francis de Sales’ Church
THREE CLUBS WONT ATTEND NEW YORK MEETING
Colonel Ruppert announced that Benjamin Shibe declined the invitation to discuss Carl Mays with Ban Johnson. Charles Comiskey said he would attend. Boston and Chicago clubs signaled representation while St. Louis Detroit Cleveland and Washington did not respond. The St. Louis and Detroit presidents said they would not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacob Ruppert
New York American League
Benjamin Shibe
Philadelphia Americans
Carl Mays
Ban Johnson
Ruppert
Charles Comiskey
Chicago Americans
Ball Park Gamblers Fined In Roxbury Court
Special Officers Hayes and Nicholson with others arrested two men at Fenway Park for gambling on ball games. Joseph Parker of Dorchester and Walter H. Compton of Back Bay named. Court to arraign them today. Several others were fined or had cases filed.
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Hayes and Nicholson
Back Bay
Maguire and
McCarthy
Fenway Park
Joseph Parker
Hancock Street
Dorchester
Walter H. Compton
St. Botolph Street
Roxbury Court
Hayden
Fenway
Manuel de Sousa
Hemlock Street
New Bedford
Salvatore Muzzuca
Allen Street
Boston
John le Croix
Webber Street
Cambridge
Clarence V. McLeod
Charles Street
Richards wins Leech Cup with perfect 105 in national rifle matches
William H. Richards of Winchester Repeating Arms Company shoots a perfect 105 across three days to win the Leech Cup and gold medal in Caldwell New Jersey. Despite two days of bad weather his bulls eyes came against a 20 mile per hour breeze. Lieutenant John J. Faragher U S M C places second with 101 and M A Fawcett Iowa Civilians third with 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Faragher
M. A. Fawcett
Iowa
Three Auto Smashups Injure Four in Quincy Night
Three accidents in Quincy left four people injured. Metropolitan Park officer Frank Fitzwilliams and his sons were hurt after his car collided with an electric vehicle on Washington near Pond. John Dorley suffered a fractured nose in a collision at Ring and Washington, while Andrew A Creed and Dorsey were shaken and treated at Quincy Hospital.
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Quincy
Frank Fitzwilliams
Hollingsworth Street
Mattapan
Metropolitan Park
Washington Street
Pond Street
John
Frank
William Dorley
Baxter Avenue
Andrew A. Creed
Marshfield
Ring Avenue
John Dorley
Fitzwilliams
Quincy Hospital
Dorsey
Louis Elmer
Middle Street
Weymouth
Death unveils vast Chicago fortune mystery
Chicago reports reveal William E. Hayward left nearly 1 million dollars. His widow Clara M. Hayward lived in luxury in Boston, Chicago, and Evanston, with a costly North Shore Hotel suite and a chauffeured car. Executors report 259090 not located cash. Northfield farm moved and conveyed. remaining assets include furniture and an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ravinia Park
Christian Science Church
Congress
North Shore
Eradne Hibben
Brookline
Susan Schneider
Philadelphia
Hayward
Northfield Township
Chicago
Red Cotton
New York
Milwaukee Avenue
Cook County Forest Preserve Commission
New York Welcomes Devildogs After Paris Drive
Twenty five thousand American soldiers of the land and sea, led by the Second Division, receive a royal homecoming in New York as the Fifth and Sixth Marines pass. Crowds cheer wildly and sing The Battle Hymn of the Republic. Belleau Wood is remembered in Marine glory.
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York
Paris
Fifth Avenue
Fifth
Sixth Marines
Belleau Wood
Republic
Nine in touring car flee through Cohasset into Scituate
A fast car carrying nine men from South Boston sideswiped a Cohasset vehicle driven by Lloyd Trott. Police chased the runaway to Scituate where engine trouble halted the pursuit. the men were questioned and returned home in another car.
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Cohasset
Scituate
South Boston
John 2. Higgins
Elm Street
Lloyd
John Carr
Forecastle notes and fishery cargoes near Boston
The schooner Sadie M. Nunan with Captain Fred Bickford arrived with 147 swordfish, first catch in two weeks. Two Brothers delivered cod, hake, sole, and flatfish. Local boats bring fares of fresh groundfish. sugar shipments from Cuba arrive aboard Lake Otisco totaling 5,376,000 pounds for American Sugar Refining. Lake Copley due tomorrow with six million pounds more. Dorothy Palmer, from Cette to New York, anchored off Boston lightship. THE BANDSMAN.
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Sadie M. Nunan
Fred Bickford
Fish Pier
Fadock
Boston
Lake Otisco
American Sugar Refining Company
Lake Copley
Guayabal
Dorothy Palmer
Cette
France
New York
Shipping News Roundup of Arrivals and Sailings
Shipping news lists numerous steamers and schooners arriving and sailing to and from New York Norfolk Boston and Halifax with vessels including Otisco Martino Matanzas Cuba Glenlyon McNeely New York Delaware Crowell Juniata Pratt Howard Kirwan City of Montgomery Hammond Savannah Lake Greenwood Winder Northern Queen Cowiche Newport News Dor othy Palmer Gloucester Dor othy Palmer Cette France and more. Tugs and barges are mentioned with movements to Beverly Norfolk and Portland. Sailings include Sousa Havana North Land Governor Ding ley Lake Delancey Lake Washburn Galvin Austin and others with multiple tows and destinations in Canada and New England.
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Otisco
Martino
Matanzas
Cuba
Glenlyon
McNeely
New York
Calvin Austin
Allen
Delaware
Crowell
Cto
Juniata
Pratt
Baltimore
Norfolk
Howard
Kirwan
Philadelphia
City of Montgomery
Hammond
Savannah
Lake Greenwood
Winder
Northern
Queen
Johnson
Cowiche
Housel
Newport News
J. H. Devereux
Keene
Port Reading
N. J
Camden
Rawley
Bangor
City of
Sousa
Havana
North Land
Yarmouth
N.S
Dingley
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Luhec
Lake Delancey
Lake Washburn
Galvin Austin
Annie
Salmon River
N. S
Dorothy Palmer
Cette
France
Ma FE. Lynch
Rockland
Murrell
Helen
Grace
Bessie
Savage
Ctc
Mercury
Edgewater
Rondout
Marion
Randolph
Wyoming
South Amboy
Saco
Parkers Flats
Pallas
Sandwich
George Hughes
Angler
Providence
Holly
Francis GC. Hersey
Salem
International League score recap with multiple games
Jersey City split with Binghamton 4 1, Rochester beat Newark 2 1, Buffalo routed Reading 9 0 in the second game while Buffalo beat Reading 7 0 in the first. Baltimore defeated Toronto 8 5 in a late matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Binghamton
Rochester
Newark
Buffalo
Reading
Paltimore
Toronto
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Calnan
Margaret R
Daniel J. Calnan
Seventh St
Centre St
St. Mark’s Church
Estabrook
Porto Rico
Arthur F. Estabrook
Swampscott
Arlington Street
Ferarini
Anna Ferarini
Gatti
Abbot St
Sacred Heart Church
Orth Sq
Giles
Harriet M
Charles Edwin Giles
Windermere Park
Arlington
Ae Grick
Newton
Edward L
Katherine Grace
Pearl St
Church of Our Lady
Green
James W. Green
Second St
Gate of Heaven
Poston
Canada 124
Beach
Dic
Monds S and i Jewelry
J. Roy
Summer St
Alsterlund
Bromfield
Wm. A. Thompson Co
Tremont St
Park St
Bostop
I. H. Burack
Stamford Et
Homestead Co-operative Bank
Bromfield St
Mons
William D, Eldredge
Wolf Cohen & Coq
Washington ST
Jay Fire & Bankrupt
Goodwell
Wolf Cohen & CO
Dudley St
Outlet Clothing CO
Dudley St. el
Northampton St
Marks & Chester
New England
Cor
Dudley Sq
Max Keezer
Harvard
Mass. Ave
J. L. Clothes Shop
School St
Underwoods
Royals
Monarchs
Smiths
Enay
Model Typewriter Company
Corona Agents
Devonshire St
Franklin St. Main
Office Appliance CO
Evonshire St
Guernsey
Pine Top Parm
South Essex
Gramp
Bay View Farm
North Ven
Maine
Paine
Franklin
the Post
Leyland Line
Liverpool
Winifredian
Bohemian
N. Y
Cherbourg
Southampton
Adriatic
Lapland
Azores
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Canopic
Montreal
Quebec
Canada
Megantic
State St
White Star Line
White Star
Dominion Line
Australia
New Zealand
South Seas
Tahiti
Rarotonga
San Francisco
Union S. S. Co
California St
Cal
Rail & Boat
Atta New
Georgia
Tennessee
South Station
Consolidated Ticket Offices
Gooding Tech
Swiggl
Green St
Camb
Central Sq
Wrentham
Eee
Walpole
Nahant
Searsport House
Searsport
Legal Allen’s Law Office
Sog “Il
Rox
Chelsea
Dugdele
Boylston St
Boxton
Tecde Peay
Tia
Messrs Lee
Eugene Brieux
Sas Daily
Selwyn
Beac
ARES
Tuel
Eve
Selwyns
Donald Brian
Peggy Wood
Wallace Eddinger
Geo. W. Hobart
Melville Gideon
B. C. Hilliam
Wilbur Smartest Theatre
Pretty Girls
Mitchells Lewis
Jacques
Silver North
Smith & Kaufman
Allen & Jyman
Baliot
Kharam
Toretti
Henry W. Savage
Tremont Theatre
Klaw & Ranger
Beach Stone
Kaliz
Craig Campbell
Montgomery & Allen
Beatrice Morgan & CO
OBBE
Nelson
Roland Travers
Jim the
Jazz King
Hawkins Bradley
Ardine
Hugh Norton & CO
Fuji Troupe
Jimmy Gasson & CO
Jack Reddy
Cavannaugh & Tomkins
Cooper & Lacey
Larry Lemon
Monroe Salisbury
The
Swaldrons
William S. Hart
Dorothy Gish
Copley Square
Paiva
FBI
Sat
K. Young
Lee
Mosm Station
Wallace Reid
Paramount Artcraft
Ethel Clayton
Maggie Pepper
Norma Talmadge
BTN
NEW Vaudeville
Loew's
Henry B. Irving
Lyons Mail
Virginia Pearson
Billie Rhodes
Arcady
Viola Dana
Gladys Leslie
Mack Sennett
Holliday” Mat
Danoeing
King Philip
W. Dixon
Lunera
Gloucester
Central Wharf
Siore
Frederic L
Rowe’s Wharf
Lane
Treas
Mgr
U. S
Ilgrim
Cape Cod
Dorothy Bradford
Atlantic Ave
Fort Hill
Condit
Revere Beach
Fenway. Park
RED Sox
ST. Louis
Shuman’s, Pho
Ball Park
W. H. Richards
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc
India
Daily
Sunc
Bar Harbor
Blue Hill
Portland
Lubec
Maine Central Wharf
Boston & Yarmouth
Yvarmouth
Tel
Ft. Hill
William E. Hayward
Clara M. Hayward
N.Y
Fifth Ave
Saturn
Mars
Jupiter
International League
ANF
Raymond J.,galvin
Pickford
Lia
Rhane
van Dyke Beard
Yale
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