Crowds Fete Governor Draper with Historic Parade
Governor Draper hosts a grand reception attended by Secretary of the Navy George von L Meyer and a long line of military and civic groups. Rituals unfold on the Hall of Flags with bands, bagpipers, veterans, and foreign consuls saluting the governor.
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Frothingham
Goetting
Springfield
Draper
Scottish Charitable Society of Boston
Robert Pirla
Fifth Regiment
Leay
Governor Draper
Cushing
Waterfront Decorates in Honor of Washington Birthday
Boston waterfront yesterday celebrated the 178th birth anniversary of George Washington with a brilliant bunting display despite bad weather. The navy yard led with a prominent setup, and vessels moored there were tastefully decorated. Strong lines of streamers stretched over the Wabash receiving ship’s mastheads.
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Hood's Lotion advertised relief for skin troubles
An advertisement touts Hood's Lotion for fast relief of chaotic skin troubles and chafes, claiming soothing healing effects with a price of 25e or. Ste, suggesting a prior era product and pricing language.
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Reception to Song Birds at Washington's Birthday event
A Washington's Birthday observance featured a grand opera reception hosted by the Professional Women's Club at Westminster. Notables in the receiving line included Miss Alice Nielsen and club president Miss Marion H. Brazier. Decor included cut flowers and a large American flag. Opera stars Elvira Leveroni and Maria Claessens appeared among the pourers.
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the Westminster
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Guy Currier
Elvira Leveroni
Maria Claessens
Emma Hoffman
Feley’ Dereyne
Louise LeBaron
Currier
Young Club Ushers Named In Event Roles
The text lists young club members serving as ushers and tea room attendants, including Mrs. George A. Hibbard, Coletta Ryan, Bertha Cushing Child, Katherine Ricker, Bertha Wessel hoeft Swift, G. Maude Hough, Mme. Rotoli, Kathleen Cook, Edith L. Munroe, Eleanor Fox Allen, Dr. Eliza Ransom, and Carrie L. Holley. Flora Mac Donald and Mary E. A. McAleer acted as tea room doortenders.
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Coletta Ryan
Bertha Cushing Child
Katherine Ricker
Bertha Wesselhoeft Swift
G. Maude Hough
Mme. Rotoli
Kathleen Cook
Edith L. Munroe
Eleanor Fox Allen
Eliza Ransom
Carrie L. Holley
Flora MacDonald
Mary E. A. McAleer
Cambridge Knights Honor Dead Brothers Memorial Service at St John’s Cambridge
Special memorial services were held at St. John’s Church North Cambridge by the Cambridge Knights of Columbus. A solemn high mass was celebrated with Rev Fr McCool as celebrant and a sermon by Rev Mer Edward J Moriarty.
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Patriots celebrate Washington's Birthday by SAR exercises
The Massachusetts Society of the Sons of the American Revolution held Washington's Birthday patriotic literary exercises at the Hotel Vendome yesterday. About 200 members and guests attended after a 10:30 a m start, with Edward C. Battis presiding and Colonel Thomas Wentworth Higginson among the speakers alongside officers of SAR and other patriotic groups.
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Washington’s Visits to Boston Celebrated by Local Members
The piece notes Rev Henry Bedinger of Salem Compatriot Charles F Read and Compatriot Edwin P D Sibley presenting Character Studies plus a celebration committee of Brigadier General Philip Reade chairman Edward C Battis president Dr Francis H Brown Luther Atwood Abner K Pratt and William G Lamson. No business transacted and annual officer election set for April 9.
Fox Ends Battle With Axe In Salisbury Porch Clash
Edward Smith of New York visiting his sister in Salisbury clashed with a large red fox on the side porch while defending a dog. Axe strike ended the encounter as the fox was slain and the dog and chairs were pulled into the scuffle.
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New York
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Salisbury
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Reynard
Deaths and Obituaries in City Next Week
Multiple Boston area death notices list names Caroline Anderson Marion Carver Cecilia Devlin Elizabeth Geany Patrick Goggin Elizabeth Guertler Patrick Hart John Hodge Bertha Howlett Mary Jordan with funeral details. Services are scheduled at residences and churches, with dates February 23 to February 25 and interment in Mt Hope Cemetery or Needham. Maine paper republications requested for Boothbay.
Disinfectant Panic Strikes Immigrants at Ellis Island
New York February 22 A powerful disinfectant used in Ellis Island immigration station corridors and detention rooms caused panic among over 100 Italians locked in a room They believed a fire trap was real and fought to escape injuring four seriously as they battered barred windows and scattered in fear.
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Ellis Island
Knights of Columbus Memorial Service Held at Sacred Heart East Boston
The Fitton Council of the Knights of Columbus held its annual memorial service yesterday morning at 19 o'clock in the Church of the Sacred Heart East Boston. The solemn requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev James Hi O Neil LLD with Rev P Z McCarthy as deacon and Rev John M Burke as subdeacon.
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Funeral notices from city area February obituaries
Landrigan William aged 63 father of Rev James T Landrigan of South Lawrence funeral from 27 Worcester street Sunday 9 30 solemn high mass at cathedral 10 Ledwidge Waldo L Ledwidge aged 13 funeral from St Mary s Church high mass Wednesday 9 15 relatives invited Maier Carl I Dorchester aged 48 8 13 funeral from J P Cleary Son 1169 Columbus Roxbury Thursday 9 80 Relatives invited McKernan Edward aged 45 funeral from brother John McKernan 68 Mt Hope street Thursday 8 30 church Sacred Heart 9 relatives invited McCune Ellen wife of George and daughter of John Mannig funeral 55 Dustin street Feb 28 8 15 high mass St Columbkine s 9 relatives invited Moran Michael 63 late of South Boston funeral from son Will F Moran 364 Quincy Dorchester Thursday 9 requiem high mass St Peter s Church Ryan Ellen V 19 2 22 formerly of North End funeral 15 Middlesex street 8 30 a m Cathedral Holy Cross 9 Twomey Adgerett Gertrude 7 4 18 Jamaica Plain funeral 21 Ster Lane 2 30 p m Whalen Mary East Boston 54 Haynes Street 8 15 a m Church of the Assumption 9 Wormwood Bradfone 77 8 2 3 days East Boston St Mary s Episcopal Church 1 30 p m relatives invited
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Dorchester
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Neil Devlin
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Emerald Street
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Somerville
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Needham Heights
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New York
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Roskindale
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