Lay Keel of First Torpedo Testing Barge at Navy Yard
Work began yesterday at Charlestown navy yard on a steel torpedo-testing barge. Five boys sons of yard officers drove the first rivet into the keel. The vessel, costing 125000 dollars, will be sent to Newport after completion under Naval Constructor William J Baxter.
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Navy Yard
Charlestown Navy Yard
Clayton
Richard
Charlestown Yard
Newport
Naval
William J. Baxter
Nav. L
Hyland Lyon
Richard Simmers
Thomas Lyon
Henry Smith
Clayton Simmers
Crowds Pack Sun Day Sermons At Ocean Grove Tabernacle
In Ocean Grove New Jersey August 30 crowds exceed 15000 as Billy Sunday preaches to a large audience with Governor James F Fielder and ex Governor John Franklin Fort among delegates from Spring Lake Also 1500 milliners gather at Ford Hall for the New England Retail Milliners Association convention showcasing hats of every style and size.
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Ocean Grove
N. J
Billy
Spring Lake
James F. Fielder
John Franklin Fort
Harold B. Wells
Ford Hall
New England Retail Milliners’ Association
Billy Preaches Atonement In Ocean Grove Crusade
Evangelist Billy in Ocean Grove delivers fervent sermon on the Atonement praising endurance of audience and criticizing early departures. He likens himself to John the Baptist in a Philadelphia pastor’s prayer and urges Bible based solutions to railroad capital labor tensions to avert a strike.
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Billy
Ocean Grove
John the Baptist
Cc. H. Woolston
First Baptist Church of
Philadelphia
Bolly
Malden Boy Badly Hurt After Injury In Somerville
George Lawler, 17, of 266 Pleasant street Malden, was semi conscious with a scalp wound and possible skull fracture. He was brought to Dr Charles B W Mongan on Central street Somerville by another youth who left during treatment. Lawler was taken to Somerville Hospital and refused to name his helper or explain how the injury occurred. His condition remains serious but he is expected to recover.
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George Lawler
Pleasant Street
Malden
Charles BW
Mongan
Central Street
Somerville
Lawler
Oranne the King Milliner Demonstrates Fashionable Hats
Oranne lectures on beautifying a woman's complexion and teaches milliners to advise customers. He demonstrates rapid hat making from silk and velvet, revamps sailor hats, and showcases reversible and utility designs. Milliners from New England applaud the style show.
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New England
Nat Goodwin Sickness Forces The Merchant of Venice Cancellation
The Braves Field performance of The Merchant of Venice was canceled tonight due to Nat Goodwin, who plays the lead, contracting a severe cold from outdoor shows Tuesday and Wednesday. About 1000 attended last evening’s rehearsal.
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Braves Field
Nat” Goodwin
Shakspere
U S May Watch Romanian Interests in Austria
Romania asked the United States to take over its interests in Austria. Ambassador Penfield in Vienna informed the State Department of the request. If Austria approves, the United States would assume the duties.
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Washington
United States
Rumania
Austria
Penfield
Vienna
State Department
Mansfield Holds Two Rallies in North Cambridge for Governor Bid
Frederick W. Mansfield, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, spoke at two North Cambridge venues and Central square. He highlighted his labor record including the 9 hour law for street car workers and his authorship of multiple protective statutes. He also addressed preparedness and pledged support for peaceable regulations.
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Frederick W. Mansfield
Cambridge
Central Square
Mansfield
North Cambridge
Kaiser Names Cut From Rome Memorial
City workers today removed the names of Emperor William and Crown Prince Frederick William from a marble memorial at the Senatorial Palace on Capitoline Hill in Rome. The alteration follows a city government order tied to a 20 year old visit by the German Emperor.
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Rome
Paris
Capitol Hill
William
Federick William
Woman’s Shull Fractured by Auto on Parkway
Mrs. Daniel McCallum 45 of 1055 Parkway Revere was struck near her home around 9 pm by a car owned and driven by Fred D. Morrell 50 Renwick Wakefield. She was taken to Frost Hospital Chelsea with a fractured skull and is listed as dangerous.
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Daniel McCallum
Parkway
Revere
Fred D. Morrell
Renwick Street
Wakefield
Frost
France Orders Flags Raised to Honor Allied Declarations
Paris report states the French government will raise flags on all official buildings for the first time since Italy joined the war and to acknowledge Italy against Germany and Romania against Austria Hungary.
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Paris
Italy
Germany
Rumania
Austria-Hungary
Continuous clearance sale notice in local paper
A notice describes an ongoing clearance sale with marked down merchandise and advertising language. The fragment cites a sustained period of discounting and promotional emphasis typical of a department store or retailer.
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William J. Locke
Good Housekeeping
Locke
N. E
Tabernacle
Hear Evangelist
Melba Concannon
Oranne
Nat Goodwin
U. S
E “pHi
Velvets
Kaiser
France
Owever
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