A Spanish Woman’s Terrible Experience in War Time
A dramatic account contrasts civilian suffering with wartime upheaval. It cites Mrs. Lily Heckart of Bartlesville and others, endorsing Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a private, effective cure for female ailments without medical exams, urging readers to seek guidance from Dr. R. V. Pierce in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Heckart
Bartlesville
Dr. Pierce
Dr. R. V. Pierce
America
The
Invalids’ Florel and Surgical Institute of
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
United States
Mollie E. Grimes
Flomaton
Escambia Co
Ala
R. V. Pierce
North Shore social scene includes hospital tour and whist
Cottage Park guests viewed the Floating Hospital with ill children and contributed over 10 to its fund after Mr Anderson spoke. Whist games at Cottage Park House and Young's yielded prizes for Mrs Vinal and others. Crescent Beach saw 1000 bathers at high tide and a quiet day with no incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Cottage Park House
Cottage Park
Anderson
Post
Floating Hospital Fund
H. J. Vinal
George Anderson
Charles Hitt
Tyndall
Young’s
Stella Collister
Christine H. Cameron
May B. Hodgman
Smith College
Katherine Dooling
AM Baba’ Company
Frank J. Keenan
Shirley Street
Bath House
Gilman
Salem Willows
Lynn
Crescent Beach
North Shore
Park
Temperance Convention in Boston Draws Attendees Across Nation
A lengthy schedule notes a temperance convention in Boston with masses at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and events at Faneuil Hall Music Hall and St. Mary’s Gymnasium. Archbishop Ireland Governor Wolcott and other dignitaries join speakers including Rev. James M. Cleary and J. Washington Logue, as the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America marks decades of moral suasion rooted in Father Mathew’s crusade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Faneuil Hall
Parker House
Archbishop Willis
Quincy
City Hall
National Executive Council
Music Hall
Thomas Scully
P. R
The
Boston Union
Archbishop Ireland
Wolcott
James M. Cleary
L. M. Lake
A. P. Doyle
J. Washington Logue
St. Mary’s Gymnasium
Williams
New England
Tierney
Hartford
J. B. Troy
Boston
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Father Mathew
Cork
Temperance Delegates Arrive for Mathew Memorial Events
Delegates arrive from Philadelphia Scranton Portland Cleveland New York Providence and more for a Boston temperance convention and a series of events led by Mayor Quincy. Special electric cars shuttle readers to Parker House and Cambridgeport with receptions at Charlestown and excursions on Boston Harbor. Archbishops and priests gather for Cathedral services as Father Mathew’s memory is honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridgeport
Parker House
Cambridge
Boston Harbor
Quincy
Boston Union
Catholic Union
Monument Square
Charlestown
Boston
Theobald Mathew
Patrick Street
Father Mathew
Botanic Gardens
Cork City
Ireland
Philadelphia
J. Washington Logue
Scranton
Portland
W. H. Lomey
Cleveland
New York
Providence
Bishop Heban
A. P. Doyle
Paulist
Father Garrigan
Father Winters
New Haven
Patrick O’brien
Toledo
National Board of Government
Father Cleary
Castle Square
the Sans Souci
Bert Haverly
al Leech
Point of Pines
Robert Edeson
Siasconset
Ellen Burg
Maude Adams
Blanche Walsh
Fanny Davenport
Grace P. Atwell
Wheeler’s Point
Gloucester
Miss Atwell
Paul M. Potter
Hollis
Denman Thompson
George C. Boniface, Jr
Jones
Madelaine
Keith
Museum and Tremont Theatre
Austin & Stone
Tom Henry
Columbia
Route of Parade Through Boston for Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Route of the parade routes formation on Arlington Street moving through Boylston to Copley Square and on to Holy Cross Cathedral where Archbishop Williams and others will review the processions. Mayor Quincy will review at School Street and Union Park, with Chief Marshal Conley directing the final review. Boston hosts a national convention as delegates lodge at city hotels for the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Boylston Street
Boylston
Copley Square
Dartmouth
Columbus Avenue
Newton
Washington
Holy Cross Cathedral
Archishop Williams
Ireland
Ryan
Union Park Street
Tremont
Quincy
Adams Square
Marshal Conley
Boston
America
Father Mathew
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Total Abstinence Union of America
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Spain
Santiago
Lever
Covention
Jremont Theatre
WM. A
Manhattan Theatre
New York City
Old Homestead
N. Y. Sun
Caro Gordon
Jeannie Millard
Son Hendricks
Bas Mises
Grace Alden
Eva Willes
J. H. Davies
Benj. Ackerman
R. A. Hilliard
Phoebe Davies
Sy Forrest Robinson
Odell Williams
George Backus
Rownes
H. Burney
Helle
Frank Bell
Mies Louise Carey
Mise Ella Hugh Wor
Bert Tucman
Beata
Lewiston
Isles of Shoals
Massachusetts Bay
Orumbega
Par K
Zoological Garden
Ruatic Theatre
Gorman's
Merry Makers
Music Court
Knowlton & Alten
Newton Boulevard
Subway
Huntington
Union Station
Alfred See
Quircy
James H. Conley
St. John
Digby
St.John
Halifax
Summerside
St. 8
8. S. St. Croix
Cumberland
State of
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat CO
Gape Ann
Columbus Orchestra
City OF Gloucester
North Side Central Wharf
State St
Peston
BE. S. Merchant
Gen. Mgr
Model Playhouse
Isabelle Urquhart
Walter Vincent
Sidney Wilmer
Durance Co
Arthur Dunn
Mamie Gillroy
Claude Gillingwater
Edewari J. Heron
Susie Willis
Symphony Orchestra
Thomas E. Clifford
Biograph
Tremont St
Tele
Oxford
Raed
Martha Morton
J. M. Cleary
ST. Paul
Provincetown
Longfellow
John Smith
Cape
Jenres Provincetown
Atwood & Rich
Commercial Wharf
Plymouth
A. BE. Harding
Winthrop Lime Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Xcellent Cafe
Jordan
Neon Cadet Band
Winthrop Steamboat CO
J. R. Bacon
Bass Point
Nahant Cancer
Lafriain
Naval Busa
Linco'n
Ottia
Gilson
Tim
Clover
Rie
Adele Touvis Omi
Gere Reynolds
Murray and
Alden
Jeanie Tambourine
Baldwin
Dely
Collins
Ins
Murphy
Cincinnati
Kuntington Avenue
Havenbrook
Alberti
Austin
Stone's
Museum
Geo. N. Brosdhurst
Jones. Winsor
Palace Theatre
Ordiar
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