Statues Shift and City Scenes Highlight Boston News
Citizens note a detour as a man steps from bushes and a judge fines the offenders. General Devens is moved to face north toward Somerville hills, sparking debate about the line of statues and the State House shadow. Pythians gather for a convention while Boston hosts Typo conventions in Ford Hall and Quincy House bustle.
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Narragansett
General Devens
State House Park
State House
Boston
Winthrop
Scollay Square
Ford Hall
Ashburton Place
Quincy House
Cupid Lurked in the Phone Ends Cambridge Romance
Miss Lillian May Read and Arthur R. B. Jones, long distance courtship via telephone, wed at Reformed Presbyterian Church Cambridge. Read, daughter of Francis H. Read, heads Hood Rubber Company exchange. Jones, a Boston native, is a noted sculptor. The wedding party included Florence Read maid of honor and Florence M. Read as bridesmaid. couple left for Canada after the ceremony.
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Lillian May Read
Cambridge
Arthur R. B. Jones
St. John, N. B
Reformed Presbyterian Church
G. W. Ben
Francis H. Read
River Street
Hood Rubber Factory
Watertown
Mr. Jones
Boston
Florence M. Read
Helen Jones
Mabel P. Shay
Thomas Jones
Harry Jones
Frederick F. Read
J. W. Ashton
Hubert E. Read
Protestant Alliance Attacks King Edward on Papal Audience
The Council of the Protestant Alliance protests plans for King Edward to meet Cardinal Vannutelli at the Eucharistic congress in London. It warns the audience would violate the Protestant constitution and has sent a memorial to Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey. Grey has only acknowledged receipt.
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Cardinal Vannutelli
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Edward Grey
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America
Europe
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Shoplifter Fined $25 in Municipal Court
Carrie White of 31 Falmouth street was fined $25 after officers arrested her for stealing a large assortment of goods from multiple Boston department stores. She initially refused to identify herself, but later authorities confirmed her name.
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Boston
Pierce
Carrie White
Falmouth Street
Abbott
Toomey
Washington Street
Recalled from Exile in the Hills with Irving Brown
Irving Brown, despondent and isolated, returns from his cabin on the hills after a vision of Jessie Gemal. His dog Brownie tracks a letter and leads to a sleeping girl, whom he discovers is Jessie. He debates waking her as tension mounts about their ties.
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Irving Brown
Jessie Gemal
Legion
Irving
Brownie
Jess
Bob
Axminster Rugs 290 Discontinued Patterns
Discontinued patterns for Axminster Rugs 290 offered by the Bigelow Carpet Co. feature a wide color range with emphasis on Plain Colors.
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Brussels
Axminster
Roxbury
Axminster Rugs
The
Bigelow Carpet Co
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