GOV. GENERAL'S TERM NOT DONE
In the House of Commons the Prime Minister announced the Governor General the Duke of Connaught's term would be extended indefinitely due to the war. He also said 20000 dollars were set aside to aid Canadians stranded in England or on the European continent.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Robert L. Borden
Duke of Connaught
England
Europe
W. T. White
Dominion
Wilson Approves Parade of Women for Aug. 29
President Wilson approved plans for the women’s peace parade in New York on August 29. The announcement came from the organizing committee in charge of the arrangements.
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Wilson
New York
Children Enjoy Annual Franklin Park Picnic
A large group of Boston Music School Settlement children from the North End spent a joyful day at Franklin Park for Mrs. A. Lincoln Filene’s tribute to her mother, Mrs. Charles Weir. Activities included games, races, baseball, hopscotch, and prizes, all organized by Mrs. Filene.
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Franklin Park
Boston Music School
North End
Abbottsford
A. Lincoln Filene
Charles Weir
Filene
Boston
Transfers of Catholic curates announced by Cardinal O Connell
Cardinal O Connell announced many transfers of curates prior to his sail to Rome. The changes affect parishes in Boston area including Middleboro Arlington Malden and Roxbury with several priests reassigned to new pastorates and duties.
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Rome
Archdiocese of
Boston
Church of the Sacred Heart
Middleboro
James F. Regan
Joseph Gallagher
St. Patrick’s Church
Roxbury
Matthew J. Flaherty
St. Bernard’s
Concord
St. Agnes’ Church
Arlington
Father Curtin
M. P. Mahon
Su Mary's
Georgetown
St. Bernard's
P. J. Hally
Sacred Heart Church
Malden
Sst. Mary's
D. Lenehan
Church of Our Lady of the Presentation
Brighton
Sacred Heart, Church
James Murphy
Sell Your Straw for 50 Cents Ad at Continental Clothing House
The Continental Clothing House in Washington at the corner of Boylston street offers 50 cents for your straw hat in exchange for a new fall derby or soft hat this week. Stetsons are excluded. This week only.
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Continental Clothing House
Washington
Boylston Street
Continental Clothing House Showcases Society Attire
The Continental Clothing House presents a fine variety of stylish society clothes for young men. Ready for fashionable events, the new stock invites customers to browse and purchase refined outfits.
Continental Clothing House Fall Styles Advertisement
Fashion clothes at The Continental Clothing House showcase new fall styles described as very nobby awaiting customers. The ad promotes a ready selection with emphasis on current fashion.
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Mrs Sarah F Sherman Dies In Dorchester
Mrs. Sarah F Sherman widow of Stephen Sherman died after an illness of several months. She was long tied to local newspaper work and had lived in Dorchester about 15 years. Formerly in Lynn she was active in St Pauls Church and the Widows and Orphans Society. Funeral at 17 Alban Street Ashmont Sunday at 2 PM.
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Sarah F. Sherman
Stephen
Ivernia passengers recall dramatic spy ordeal during war start
American couple Mr and Mrs Harrison Ford of New York faced multiple accusations of espionage as Austrians and Servians alternated arrests. Disguised in Servian garb they fled by auto to the Austrian frontier, were detained, and later cleared by the American consul. Their journey continued to Trieste and Naples with further detentions before boarding the Ivernia.
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Naples
Harrison Ford
New York
Boston
Mr. Ford
Frontier
Trieste
Ivernia
Robert Gellerstedt
Troy
Ala
Ocean liner resumes voyage from Boston to New York
The ship, after a July 27 departure from Trieste and detention at Fiume, was searched by Austria and Hungary and held four days at Gibraltar due to fears of German cruisers. It sailed from East Boston docks yesterday to complete its New York journey, leaving about 60 passengers in Boston including Transit Commissioner Horace G Allen and his daughter Eleanor.
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Atlantic
Trieste
Austria
Servia
Fiume
Boston
New York
East Boston
Horace G. Allen
Eleanor
J. H. Anderson
S. W. Anderson
Joseph Tilton
Elizabeth Tilton
Ednah Tilton
Lord
Belgrade Accord
Reserves Are Called Out
Boston announces the Boys Department clears summer suits and calls out 300 Fall Reserves for representation and field testing. Knickerbocker style suits priced at 6.50 and 8 dollars now 4.75, 12 dollar suits now priced.
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Boston
America
Shirts on sale with new patterns and colors
Nationally known shirts advertised as ready for duty with superior service. Describes brave sturdy fabrics that resist shrinkage fading and ripping. States sale prices: $1.15 for $1.50 and $2 shirts and $2.95 for $5 and $6 silk shirts.
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Boston
Neckwear sale with limited time price cut
An assemblage of neckwear, once a steady seller at 1.00, is offered as specials at 59 cents. Regulars are quick movers, with shoppers urged to visit. Open Saturday until 6 PM.
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Boston
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