Military Night at St Matthew's Fair Honors Five Church Men
The annual St. Matthew's Church fair on West Broadway near BF street in South Boston hosts Military Night. The Rev. James Sheerin will welcome five church members who served at the Mexican border, including Sergeant Fred MacQuaide Corporal Sam Fryett Corporal William Parrell and Privates Walter Green and Charles Robinson.
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ST. Matthew's Fair
St. Matthew's Church
West Broadway
BF Street
South
Boston
James Sheerin
Fred MacQuaide
Sam Fryett
William Parrell
Walter Green
Charles Robinson
Wilson backs federal purchase of Jefferson home Monticello
President Wilson expressed support for a congressional bill to buy Monticello, Thomas Jefferson’s home, for federal preservation. Mrs. William Cumming Story, president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, urged the measure and reported the president’s favorable view.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
William Cumming Story
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Story
D. A
Funeral Services for Samuel P. Luchie Marine Observer
Funeral services for Samuel Peter Luchie, longtime marine observer for the Boston Board of Trade and the Chamber of Commerce, were held in Hull yesterday with many townspeople in attendance. The procession proceeded to the burial at Hingham.
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Samuel P. Luchie
Samuel Peter Luchie
Old Boston Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Hull
Hingham
Publishers urged to attend FCC conference on newsprint relief
The Federal Trade Commission urged newspaper publishers to attend or telegraph authority for absent colleagues for Friday’s Washington meeting. The session will discuss a plan to relieve the news print paper shortage that has driven many small papers toward closure due to high prices.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Conference urged on paper production relief plans in New York
A statement seeks full representation at a New York conference on paper distribution relief. Delegates include George E. Hosmer Courtland Smith and Frank I Lass among numerous editors and press leaders from across states and associations.
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New York
George E. Hosmer
Denver
National Editorial Association
Courtland Smith
American Press Association
Frank Ylass
Alabama
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
W. G. Harding
Ohio Associated Dailies
I. C. Crampton
Michigan Press
G. W. Marble
Kansas Daily League
H. G. Blanton
Missouri Press Association
Robert Ewing
New Orleans Stars
Ernest G. Smith
Consolidated Pennsylvania Newspaper Associations
Clyde Tavenner
Hilinoig Press Association
Jeff McLemore
The
Texas Press
Frank L. Gannett
Associated Dailies of
New York Press Association
H. B. Warner
North Carolina Press Association
Massachusetts Ambulance Company No. 1 Leaves Border
The Massachusetts Ambulance Company No. 1, among the first National Guard units to reach the border after mobilization, departed El Paso for home last night after its border duty.
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EL Paso
Tex
Massachusetts Ambulance Company No. 1
National Guard
Jerome Jones Dies Former Boston Chamber Leader at 79
Jerome Jones former president of the Boston Chamber of Commerce and head of Jones McDuffee Stratton Company died at his Brookline home aged 79. He was born October 13 1887 in Athol and married twice with four children. Funeral services are set for Saturday at Mt Auburn Cemetery at 2 pm.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton Company
Summit Avenue
Brookline
Jones
Mr. Jones
Athol
Theodore
Marcia
Estabrook) Jones
Joseph Estabrook
Ife
Elizabeth R. Wait
Greenfield
Maria KE. Dutton
Boston
Elizabeth R
Mareia
Helen R. Jones
Orange
Otis Norcross & Co
Crckery
England
France
Germany
Otis Norcross
Howland & Jones
Ichabod Howland
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Jones, MecDuffee & Stratton Company
Mt. Auburn
Third National Bank
Traders’ National Bank
Massachusetts Loan & Trust Company
Home Savings Bank
Boston Commercial Club
New England Crockery and Glass Association
Athol Agricultural Society
Boston Board of Trade
Merchants’ Association
Boston Transcript Company
Chamber of Commerce
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company
National Association of Wholesalers of
Unitarian Club
Art Club
Brookline Country Club
Union Club
Algonquin Club
Exchange Club
Brookline Thursday Club
Victors in Scituate Monument Row Declared Complete
Civil war veterans have won a complete victory over the artists in the Scituate monument dispute that has stirred the town for nearly a year.
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Scituate Monument Row
Former police chief fights for wealth after poverty claim
Michael Eagan once Framingham police chief and wealthy figure fights in East Cambridge Superior Court to restore wealth and property he says his wife Kathleen Hart and his mother in law fraudulently took after their 1914 marriage. He describes in detail the alleged plot beginning with his union to the 22 year old New York telephone girl.
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Michael Eagan
Framingham
Superior Court
East Cambridge
Eagan
New York
Kathleen Hart
Fire in Cellar Forces Tenants to Flee in Somerville
Smoke from a cellar rubbish fire at 156 School Street in Somerville drove about a half dozen women from the apartment building. Firemen removed their coats and wrapped them around a sick resident before escorting her to safety.
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School Street
Somerville
Ex Cantor Wins Verdict for 89 50 in East Boston Suit
Abraham Rosenbloom sued Congregation of Chel Jacob in East Boston for 1500 claiming owed for cantor services in 1914 and 1915. A Suffolk Superior Court jury awarded him 89.50 in Judge O Connell's session.
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Abraham Rosenbloom
Chel Jacob
Boston
O’connell
Suffolk Superior Court
Peptiron Pills Boost Hood s Sarsaparilla Benefits
Advertisement touts Peptiron Pills paired with Hood s Sarsaparilla to purify blood, build strength, and boost appetite. Claims four fold blood-cleansing and liver-stimulating effects with pills taken before meals and sarsaparilla afterward. Encourages immediate purchase.
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Hood
Scituate Town Meeting Reappoints Monument Committee Amid Turmoil
In a heated gathering, Scituate residents reappointed the monument committee and granted broad power to choose any shaft. The crowd, including veterans, vociferously challenged speakers, while changes included new moderator Henry Webb and a shift of the monument site to near the new high school, following DA Albert Barker’s legal advice.
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Scituate
George W. Perry Post
Henry Webb
Henry Turner Bailey
Thomas W. Lawson
Mr. Bailey
James Hall
William W. Wade
Albert Barker
Troubles of the Milkman
Horton, president of a large New York dairy, told the Wicks committee that milk drivers face unpaid bills from fashionable renters who flee to Florida. He said drivers climb about 824 flights of stairs daily, doubling twice weekly due to outstanding accounts, and that the job can last only about three years.
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New York
Wicks Legislative
lLoton Horton
Florida
Would Return to Husband Schatzel Case Heard
Mrs M Elizabeth Schatzel wife of Herman Schatzel head of Sylph Manufacturing testified before Judge Fox in the equity merit session that she would return to her husband They have been separated since February 8 1914 She sought review of a separate support decree from Suffolk Probate Court ordering $5 a week She had worked as a Boston store buyer earning ten dollars weekly but recently resigned due to ill health leaving only the five dollar allowance.
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M. Elizabeth Schatzel
Herman W. Schatzel
Sylph Manufacturing Company
Fox
Equity Merit
Superior Court
Suffolk Probate Court
Schatzel
Arrested for drunkenness found dead in Roxbury Crossing
George W. Bohannan aged 86 of 47 Hillside Street Roxbury was arrested early yesterday for drunkenness and taken to Roxbury Crossing police station where he was found dead in his cell after a complaint by Mrs. Bohannan.
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George W. Bohannan
Hillside Street
Roxbury
Roxbury Crossing
Bohannan
Remnin tablets touted for nervous headaches relief
An advertisement claims nervous periodical headaches arise from urea retention and blood condition. It promotes Remnin tablets from Dr. A F Schellachmidt of Louisville for rapid relief, with bed rest, dark rooms, quiet attendants, emetics, Actoids laxative, hot baths, and hourly dosing during an attack.
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A. F. Schellachmidt
Louisville
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