Blackington Mills Sample Sale Promises Finest Woolens
The Blackington Mills of North Adams offer 1200 styles of worsteds and cheviot suitings in new season shades. The pitch highlights top yarn quality and assures buyers this is the best buy of the speaker’s career. Also notes seasonal fashion shift toward heavier garments as autumn approaches.
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Blackington Mills
North Adams
Fire Drives Dorchester Families From Hay Store Fire
A Dorchester blaze at J. A. King’s hay and grain store on Dunbar avenue drove about six families from their homes. Neighbors helped move furniture from two nearby tenements as flames threatened the Cook and Wilson households. Leon Cook sounded the alarm, and firefighters contained the fire within minutes. loss is estimated under $2000 with unknown cause.
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Dorchester
J. A. King
Dunbar Avenue
Washington Street
S. L. Cook
Leon P
Ruth
Ronald
Lane
No. 7
J. H. Wilson
B. Richardson
Burrell Richardson
Cook House
Leon Cook
Leon
Annie Moorcroft Completes Long Revere Beach Swim
After six hours against a southwest wind and Lynn Channel tide, Annie Moorcroft known as the Little Iron Girl finished her eight and a half mile Revere Beach to Bass Point and return swim at Oak Island yesterday afternoon.
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Lynn Channel
Annie Morecroft
Wonderland
Revere Beach
Bass Point
Oak Island
Remarkable Swim: Miss Morecroft Completes Beach Challenge
Miss Morecroft, fourteen sections of a mile and back, swam from the life saving station to Bass Point and back, cheered by 50,000 onlookers. She used the trudgeon stroke, faced strong tides and wind on the return, and was towed to the bath house by her party including her brother George trainer John McLean and Commodore Thomas Willis. Elsie Ackroyd previously completed a similar feat.
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Miss Morecroft
George
John McLean
Commodore Thomas Willis
Corps 85
Shirley Avenue
Revere Beach
Bass Point
Channel
Revere
Nahant
Oak Island
Lynn Channel
Lynn
Bath House
Commodore Willis
Elsie Ackroyd
East Boston
Cadets Stage Wild West Exhibition at West Point
West Point cadets present a "3 in 1 and Wild West" show at Camp Hawkins during summer encampment. The program features rough riding cowboy sports and military evolutions described as the most awe inspiring and thrilling ever witnessed on the West Point plateau.
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New York
West Point
Camp Hawkins
Hawkins
Cavalry Echoes and Hidden Identities Highlighted at Show
The program featured Colonel William Bison a nod to a famed West promoter with whiskers like a top cavalry officer. Professor Heinrich and Captain Carlos wowed with a trained horse Oh Bee Anna and dog Cupid while spectators noted real West Point officers Captain Henry and Captain Charles resemble the performers and Cupid’s bond with Captain Charles is noted.
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William Bison
Colonel Bison
G. V. Heinrich
Carlos
Anna
Heinrich
Cupid
West Point
Guy Vv. Henry
Cavalry
Oscar J. Charles
Academy
Henry
Captain Charles
Turkey Receives Old German Warships
In Wilhelmshaven on August 14 the former German battleships Weissenburg and Kurfuerst Friedrich Wilhelm were delivered to the Turkish navy and set sail for Constantinople under Rear Admiral Koch with 26 Turkish officers aboard.
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Wilhelmshaven
Germany
Weissenburg
Kurfust Friedrich Wilhelm
Constantinople
Koch
Pilgrims Honor Grave of Martyr at Auriesville
More than 200 Catholic men and women from across the archdiocese travel from Boston by train to Auriesville New York to honor Father Jogues. The journey is led by Rev James McCool with Father Gasson unable to attend. The group includes prominent Boston civic figures and college alumni. They arrive near Albany then proceed to Mass on the hill of torture and stations of the cross at the shrine. They plan three or four days in New York with extensive religious services today.
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Father Jogues
Auriesville
N. Y
North Station
Boston
New York
James McCool
North Cambridge
Father Gasson
Father Jagues
Mary A. Malloy
Hannah Haven
Josephine Talbot
Sarah J. Lee
Winifred E. Brown
Mary E. Connell
Mary B. Whalen
Elia McTiernan
James A. Murphy
M. J. Ahern
French Aviator Shot Outcry Sparks Franco German Tension
In Doual France Aug 14 German papers demand reprisals after a French aviator accidentally crossed the frontier last Thursday. Leblanc, a cross country flight contestant, refused to shake hands with a German officer who sought to congratulate him.
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Doual
France
Leblanc
Simpson Offering Reaches 61500 At Old Orchard Camp
In Old Orchard Me the Rev A B Simpson of New York raised 61500 for the Christian and Missionary Alliance during a two hour session on August 14 pledges 46627 were collected in 30 minutes and 14873 more later bringing the total to 61500. He says this will be his last collection due to disagreements with a late month religious gathering. Volunteers for foreign missions were pledged from 202 people.
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Old Orchard
A. B. Simpson
New York
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Old Orchard Camp
Mr. Simpson
United States
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