Stationery Wedding Announcements and Engraving Prices
Stationery wedding announcements treated as invitations with per set and per hundred prices. Engraving and printing charges apply for ceremony and reception cards plus visiting cards, with optional font styles and shaded engravings available on request.
O'Connor Family Ties Stated in City Notice
The report notes a son believed employed as a steam fitter's helper in this city. Patrick O'Connor, father, is dying at his Manchester home and wishes to see his son before he dies. Jeremiah O'Connor previously served as a Manchester policeman before moving to work here.
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Patrick O’connor
Manchester
Jeremiah O’connor
King George Hit By Rising Costs Says House Debate
In London the House of Commons was told by J. Austin Chamberlain that King George has faced a growing deficit in the civil list funding due to postwar cost of living. The king used personal funds to cover shortages and refused to endorse a temporary civil list increase amid national financial strain.
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London
Associated Press
George
House of Commons
J. Austin Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Belief of Accident in Lieutenant Adams Fall
E C Adams of West Newton Mass arrived in Portland from Belgrade where his son Lieutenant Schuyler A Adams was killed by a fall from a fourth story hotel window. Police had suggested suicide but the father and others now think the fall was accidental. Adams is headmaster of Newton Classical High School and said his son was in good health and en route to Belgrade to join his family.
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E. C. Adams
West Newton
Mass
Schuyler A. Adams
Belgrade
Camp Tacomnic
Adams
Newton Classical High School
Maine
Diplomatic Notes Drafted for Armament Conference Invite
The State department drafted invitation notes to five powers for the disarmament talks in Washington. Officials gave few details but the brief communications outline the purpose and ask these nations to send delegates to meet November 11. The text may be released later.
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Washington
State Department
Portraits by Gilbert Stuart Gathered in Boston Exhibition
After Gilbert Stuart's death in 1828 a large memorial show of 215 paintings was held at the Boston Athenaeum for the family. In 1880 the Museum of Fine Arts Boston staged 108 portraits in the Allston and Water-Color rooms, borrowing many, and this summer the Boston Museum trustees assemble a comprehensive collection of Stuart portraits. The works are spread across galleries and corridors, offering limited view of the total set.
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Gilbert Stuart
Boston Athenaeum
Museum of Fine Arts
Boston
Allston
Boston Museum
Paragon Employees To Help Sick Babies
Paragon Park workers raise funds to sponsor two days aboard the Boston Floating Hospital for sick children. Stone and Golden employees contributed over 300 dollars as park manager Joseph S Stone and Mrs Granny Harlow organized the drive.
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Paragon Park
Nantasket
Big South Shore Amusement Park
Boston Floating Hospital
Stone & Golden
Floating Hospital Society
Joseph S Stone
Massachusetts Supreme Court Reinstates 1780 Constitution
The Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled that the 1780 constitution is in force and the 1919 document invalid. The decision follows an advisory opinion ruling the death by own action clause showed the 1919 charter did not intend to replace the old framework. Justices Crosby and De Courcy dissented in lengthy 65 page opinions.
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Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Loring
Young
Abbott
Bates
Rugg
Crosby
de Courcy
Hospital plan for veterans bureau expansion announced
Washington Aug 10 A definite hospital programme for war veterans involves immediate expenditure of 6 110 000 from 18 600 000 available announced by Colonel Charles R Forbes director of the new veterans bureau The programme has the approval of Secretary Mellon and was drafted by an advisory board of physicians and hospital architects and a medical consultation board led by Dr William C White of Pittsburg The plan calls for 6800 new beds to be placed in use by January 1.
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Washington
Charles R. Forbes
Veterans Bureau
Forbes
Mellon
William C. White
Pittsburg
Walcott Sentenced to One Year in Jail
Joe Walcott the prizefighter and four friends were sentenced by Judge Dowd in Municipal Court for maintaining a disorderly house on Trumbull Street South End. Walcott received a one year term in the House of Correction. Eva Hatfield Percy Johnson John Battis and Anna Carter got six months or four months. two other women in the raid defaulted.
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Joe” Walcott
Dowd
Walcott
Trumbull Street
South End
House of Correction
Eva Hatfield
Percy Johnson
John Battis
Anna Carter
Wolcott
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