Magnolia Ball to Show Famous Head Dresses
The Oceanside Hotel in Magnolia hosts a society gala described as epoch-making, likened to the Bradley Martin ball in Newport. The Woman's American Supply League plans to raise funds to combat infantile paralysis, with Boston hotels reporting tickets nearly sold out thanks to Mrs. John Hays Hammond's energy and leadership.
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Oceanside
Magnolia
Bradley Martin
Newport
Woman's
American Supply League
Boston
John Hays Hammond
Anuric advertised for uric acid relief from rheumatism
Advertisement claims uric acid stored in the body causes rheumatism and that Dr. Pierce’s Anuric, developed at the Invalids Hotel, Buffalo, removes uric acid to reduce pain and swelling. It urges sufferers to buy at drug stores or mail 10 cents for a trial package.
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Invalids’' Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Nation Mobilizes to Combat Deadly Epidemic
Government leaders announce a nationwide push to stamp out one of the worst epidemics in generations, detailing coordinated efforts across health services, research, and community outreach to curb spread and save lives.
Enchanted Garden Ball at Oceanside Ballroom
After two weeks of careful planning the Oceanside ballroom becomes an enchanted garden for one night. The event features elaborate lighting and hundreds of attendees in head dresses inspired by history and ancient cultures, including Egyptian, Assyrian, Persian styles and other rare sculptures.
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Oceanside
North Shore
Astarte
Neith
Obituary notices list local deaths and funeral details
The column records multiple obituaries from Boston area towns with names ages and funeral arrangements. It notes relationships and addresses for Adams Allen Ayer Butler Casey Covert Cranney Curran De Wardener Driscoll Glynn Gorman Harlow Harris and others with dates of Aug and Sept and mass times at local churches. Relatives invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele
O. Allen
Hartford St
Ayer
Belmont
Annabel
John Ayer
Oakland
Maine
School St
Mass
Farmington
Butler
Luke
Mary Wasson Butler
W. H. Graham
Washington St
St. Philip’s Church
Casey
Boston
Mary Casey
McBrine
Sarah
Robert McBrine
Welsh
Louis At
St. Augustine’s Church
New Calvary
Covert
Everett
Helen Mey
Darius N. Covert
Dean St
Cranney
Medford
Charles W
Mary E. Cranney
Alexander Ave
St. Clement's Church
Tate
Boston Lodge No
Waiters’ Benevolent Association
Loyal Order of Moose
New Calvary Cemetery
Curran—I
St. Patrick's Church
DE Wardener
Maxwell de Wardener
Paris
Chicago
Driscoll
John L
Margaret Driscoll
O'Donnell
Everett St
Glynn
Roxbury
Thomas
Filen Glynn
Gorman
Anthony M
Mary Gorman
Harlow
Ln Neponset
Mary F
Nathan D. Harlow
Henry J. Scriven
Water St
Harris
Robert A
FF ¢Ick
Mary BE. Harris
Westminster St
Magnificent East Ball to Showcase Regal Head Dress Styles
The event will feature historic and national head dresses from medieval to modern eras. Guests include Lord and Lady Aberdeen with dignified attire fitting state occasions. Attendees travel from New York Newport Portsmouth York Harbor Bar Harbor and other northern shore spots to Magnolia for social significance.
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Lord
Lady Aberdeen
Lord Aberdeen
Canada
Ireland
Court of
St. James
Magnolia
New York
Newport
Portsmouth
York Harbor
Bar Harbor
Hull
Cohasset
Philadelphia
Lenox
Stockbridge
North Shore
Boston Citizens May Enter Quarantine Station at Gallups Island
Mayor Curley announces a Treasury Department agreement allowing Boston residents to be received as patients at the quarantine station on Gallups Island. The station's transfer to the government lacked a provision for Boston citizens, prompting Curley to press Washington officials for resolution.
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Curley
United States Treasury Department
Gallivan
Boston
Gallups Island
Washington
City Heads In Crusade Against Street Litter
Mayor Curley convened a conference with city department heads to curb street litter. Police Commissioner O Meara pledged cooperation as about 100 civic representatives urged swift action. They backed drafting legislation to allow immediate arrest for street littering without summons.
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Curley
O’meara
Woman leads for Congress in Montana primary
Helena Mont Aug 30 Returns from the state wide primary show Miss Jeanette Rankin of Missoula leading the Republican congressional field while John M Evans appears renominated by the Democrats for the November election.
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Helena
Mont
Jeanette Rankin
Missoula
John M. Evans
Arlington Heights transfer woes spark appeal to Elevated
Lexington and northern riders on the Middlesex and Boston Street Railway petition the Boston Elevated to fix transfers at Arlington Heights where connections with the Middlesex and Boston lines are said to be unreliable. The appeal seeks better service and reliable schedules for riders traveling to Boston and intermediate points.
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Lexington
Northern Points
Middlesex and
Boston Street
Boston
Boston Elevated
Arlington Heights
Middlesex
Waterfront Calendar Aug Tide and Astral Notes
The fragment lists a waterfront calendar for August with tides and astronomical data. It notes the 244th day of the year, 762nd day of war, and 22 days left of summer. It gives morning and evening tide heights, sun and moon details, and dates of full moons and visible planets.
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Mars
Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Maritime Fish Cargoes and Vessel Incidents Amid Coastal Trade
A coastal trade roundup lists fish catches for tilefish and swordfish with vessel cargo totals from the Ethel Penney and W. L. Streams, plus groundfish arrivals like haddock and cod. It notes the steam lighter Leviathan sunk at Northern Avenue and the H. M. Whitney steam er towed to the North River for steering gear repair.
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Roland Wilcox
George Hudson
Bessie Dugan
Harvard
Phelomina
W. H. Reed
James and
Arthur
Swordfish
Richard J. Nunan
Leviathan
Northern Avenue
Theeviathan
Richmond
The
Great Northern Paper
Groundfish vessels bring catch to pier with variety of species
Thirteen vessels brought groundfish to the fish pier yesterday. One carried tilefish and another halibut. Swordfish arrived once and seven mackerel seiners were noted. Wholesale prices remained normal with dock prices for steak cod at 10 1 4 to 12 1 3 cents and mackerel at 8 1 2 to 9 cents.
Births Barnes Hosmer Sigourney
A son Edward Shippen Barnes Jr. born Aug 26 to Mr. and Mrs EB S Barnes of 106 Fast 17th St New York at Bellows Falls VT Humphrey Buttrick Hosmer born Aug 27 to Mr. and Mrs Herbert Buttrick Hosmer of Billerica A daughter Helene Sigourney born Aug 26 to Mr. and Mrs Henry Louis Sigourney of Dedham
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Barnes
Edward Shippen Barnes, Jr
EB. S. Barnes
Fast 17Th St
New York
Bellows Falls
Hosmer
Concord
Humphrey Buttrick Hosmer
Herbert Buttrick Hosmer
Billerica
Sigourney
Dedham
Helene Sigourney
Henry Louis Sigourney
Bernice Seligman Engaged to Muray Seligman
Dr and Mrs Goldfaden of New York announce the engagement of their daughter Bernice to Muray Seligman of Brooklyn New York.
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Seligman—Goldfaden
Marriages Record From August Weddings
Bianca Cogswell Harrington and Clarence Erskine Clement wed in Newburyport after an Aug 30 ceremony conducted by Rev. Arthur H. Wright. Etta Mirowitz and Nathan Mirowitz married in New York with Rev. Benjamin A. Tintner officiating. Laura Anne Noble and Hilliard Alonzo Proctor united in Essex New York at St. John’s Church with Rev. John Francis George presiding.
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Clement Harrington
Arthur H. Wright
Newburyport
Bianca Cogswell Harrington
Portsmouth
N. H
Clarence Erskine Clement
Newbury
Mirowitz—Cooper
Harris Cooper
Fast 34Th St
Bayonne
N. J
Etta
Nathan Mirowitz
New York
Benjamin A. Tintner
Nobse—Proctor
St. John’s Church
Essex
N. Y
John Francis George
Laura Anne
Henry Harmon Noble
Pissex
Hilliard Alonzo Proctor
Willis Herbert Proctor
Corning
Funeral Notices Across City Mark August to September
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices list names such as Frances Hemins Daniel Hogan George P Johnson Mary A Kerrigan Ellen Leary Herman Luppold Patrick J Marron Dorothy McCool John S Medler Ida Jane Reddick Annie Robinson Laura Sheerin Julia Stanley Anna K Streb Jane Tobin Annie Washington. Notices invite relatives, specify residences and church services with dates and times and various parishes.
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Hemins
Frances Hemins
Marcus Hemins
Mountfort St
Hogan
France
Daniel Hogan
Annie Curtain
Western Ave
Allston
New York
Johnson
Boston
George P
George W
Annie Johnson
St. Joseph’s Church
Leary
Ellen Leary
Roxbury
Telegraph Bt
Luppold
Herman
Magdelena
Stephen Luppold
Washington St
St. Joseph's Church
Marron
Patrick J. Marron
Allen St
Chambers St
M’cool
Charlestown
Dorothy
Joseph
Katherine McCool
Fraser
Middlesex St
Medler
East Watertown
John S
Margaret A. Medler
Forrest
Nichols Ave
Church of the Sacred Heart
Mt. Auburn
Gloucester Council
K. of
Gloucester Lodge
Gloucester
Price
Ashmont
James T. Price
First Baptist Church
Ashmont St
P. S
Reddick
Chelsea
Ida Jane Reddick
John Joseph Reddick
Michael
Louise Sheerin
Salvee
Smith St
Stanley
Julia
Cornelius Stanley
Hurley
Harrison Ave
St. Philip's Church
Streb
Woburn
Anna K
Joseph Streb
Waterman Chapel
Tobin
Jamaica Plain
Jane Tobin
St. John St
Our Lady of Lourdes’ Church
Washington
Annie
William T. Washington
W. Canton
Steamer America Arrives for Repairs in Port
The steamer America, bound for New York from Stockton Springs Maine with 1000 tons of paper, docked yesterday for repairs. It will stay two or three days as work is completed. The Landsman.
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America
New York
Stockton Springs
Shipping News Bloom of Steamers and Towing Advances
Shipping reports list numerous steamers and tugs sailing to and from New York Baltimore Philadelphia and other ports. The year’s notices show cargos and tows including barges 792 57 124 and various named vessels such as Thomaston Manheim Thomaston for Bangor and Lottie with tows from Kennebec.
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Panama
Kane
Buenos Aires
Montevideo
St. Thomas
Prince Arthur
Kinney
Yarmouth
N.8
Nantucket
McDorman
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Quantico
Bath
City of Gloucester
Limekin
Cape Ann
Thompson
Gloucester
Alice
Wentworth
Stevens
Portland
New York
Ella F. Crowell
Barbour
Rockport
Waltham
Mount Hope
Cardenas
Gibson
Sewalls Point
Cheektowaga
Farnham
Perth Amboy
Paoli
Oliver
Haverford
Strafford
Beverly
South Amboy
Standard
Mugan
S. T. Co
Georges Creek
Anderson
Parkers Flats
Edgar F. Coney
We Tbe
T. J. Hooper
Thomaston
Manheim
Bangor
Monitor
John G. Chandler
Hanna
Lottie
Kennebec
Rahama Shaw
Newburyport
Leader
Doane
S. T. No
BE. L. Pillsbury
Chenango
Colorado
Hull
Maskienge
Sydney
Princeur
Yarmont N
Mrschusetts
Newark
Kershaw
Ewpo News
Middl Norfolk
Calvum Austin
Sport
St. Joh N. B
Brandon
Everett
Lamberts Point
Helen
Advocate
Alice S. Wentworth
Ervin J. Luce
Rocksport
Mass
Omaha
George H. Ames
Bermuda
Stanard Sr
S. T. Co. No
Newport
S. T. A No
Cumberland
Itland
Corngton
Fall River
Ohio
Providence
Idaho
Mars
George R. Stetson
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Irwin
Catawissa
Malvern
Sadie Ross
Sandwich
Sharon
Louie
Kennsbec
Newbury Pert
Wellington Training School to Close
Cambridge moves to hire fully trained teachers for all schools and plans to abolish the Wellington Training School for teachers where many children were taught by student teachers.
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Wellington Training School
Cambridge
Er Gage
Wellington
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Edward Marshall
Bergson
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Congress
Miss Rankin
Montana
Arlington
Waterfront
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Eastport
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Galveston
Los Angeles
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Donlees
St. Pauls Ivcicccosa
Jacksonville
Seattle
Kansas City
Ethel Penney
W. L
Haddock
W. Goodspeed
J. R. Clark
Eee Hortense
el. de Costa
Nat Nelson
Valerie Nesses
Gert de Costa
Vay
E Nee R. & Margaret
Coe
Bryant & Stratton Commercial School
Boylston Street
Nait
H. B. Hibbard
Classified Department
Notre Dame
M.C.C.F
Knights of Columbus Hall
Broadway
South
Mary
Anav
Margaret Flinn
Katherine Mea
Boston Lodge No. 10
B. P.O. Elk
Charles W. Cranney
St. Clement’s Church
Somerville
Edward C. Can
P. FF
M’carron
James Cummings
Clan Southereland
Carpenters’ Union
J. $. Waterman & Sons
Washington Street
Dudley St
Frank S. Waterman
Joseph 8. Waterman
Frank 8. Waterman
Marconi Telegraph and Cable
Oxford
fisher @llege
Greater Boston
Somerville, Roxbury, Cambridge and
E. H. and
G Fisher
Boston School OF Drawing
Boylston St
Franklin Academy
BAY State Motor Car CO
Berkeley St
Tremont St
Bowen
Sudbury St
Allston St
Packard
Dodge
B. B
Ener Eran Errr
Fort Hill 1813
National Upholstering CO
Howard W. Morgan
Tremont Temple
Fort Hill
Boylston Detective Agenox
Homestead Co-operative Bank
Bromfield St
WM. D, Eldredge
Boston Morris Plan CO
Court Street
uUronmount
School Street
Ssoo
Childs & CO
Best & Co., Inc
Dewey & Co., Inc
State St
Geicourt ST
Cor
Kilby CO
Kilby St
H. van Dam
Wash
Treat Paine
Beacon St
Marks & Avery
Fordia
ROY
Summer St
MOODY
Philip A. Nordell
R A
Burdett College
N. Oo. Fowler
Carpenter Commercial Museum
South Station
Fall River Line
Providence Line
Col. Washington and Court Sts
F. H
Georgia
Tennessee
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Frederik VIII
United States
G. E. Marsters
New England
Mass. Ave
American Tooth CO
Winter St
Filene’s
J. Roy
Legal Or
Allen’s Law Office
Main
Mary Torpey Silver
Frank R. Silver
Boston Law & Adjustment Co
Tremont Row
Haymarket
Devonshire St
American Writing Machine CO
Franklin St
Bomton Rebuilt Typewriter CO
Federal Et
Partridge Place
Blue Hill Ave
W. H. Partridge
Fenway
Chas. S. Norris
Kranich & Bach, Poole, McPhail, Kroeger
Hallet & Davis
Angelus Celer
Guild
Hardman
Norris
Merrill
Henry F. Miller
Chas
Rome
Brooks
Boylston. Cor. Wash
Continental Clothing Co
Library of Music
the Post
Marxophone
Phonoharp CO
Liverpool St
Prof
Hall
Huntington Ave
Back Bay
Chickering
Steinway, Ivers & Pond
Tunner
Chickering Factory
Niles Schuman
Gilbert
Haines & Co
Fisher
Ivers & Pond
McPhail
Chickering L. Chickering
Gabler Ivers & Pond
Chickering X
Chickering V
Chickering & Sons
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