Mission Furniture Rug Sizes and Colors Catalog
Mission furniture rugs list multiple sizes and designs including 4 ft 9x3 ft 3 camel hair brown 5 ft 9x3 ft blue red ivory 3 ft 10x3 ft 4 Persian blue 5 ft 2x3 ft 6 medallion pattern 5 ft x 3 ft 8 mosaic design 5 ft 7x3 ft 2 average value 40.00.
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Candaha
Savalan
Donegal
Gorevan
Kurdestan
Kermanshah
Iran
Agra
Feraghan
Turkey
Kerman
Ghiardes
Koula
Bergamo
Ladik
India
Fishing fleet reaches open sea bound for Atlantic coast
A wireless despatch from Captain Daniels of the revenue cutter Androscoggin reports that all vessels of the Bonne Bay fleet have cleared for open sea. They sail with all possible speed toward Gloucester. The cutters head to their stations with Androscoggin to Portland and Gresham to Boston.
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Gloucester
Daniels
Androscoggin
Halifax
N. S
Bonne Bay
Atlantic
Portland
Gresham
Boston
Herring Fleet Reaches Open Sea After Harsh Passage
The fleet endured a rough Channel crossing from the Bay of Islands to Halifax and Canso with steady head winds for about 12 hours. From Halifax to Gloucester the voyage covers 300 miles and is expected to reach the harbor by Tuesday with reports from the Gulf of St. Lawrence ice fields.
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Bay of Islands
Halifax
Canso
N. S
Gloucester
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Logan Nominee for Governor's Council Faces Legislature
Judge Edward L. Logan, candidate to fill the Suffolk vacancy after John Quinn's sheriff appointment, will present to the Legislature on Tuesday. Republicans back Logan against Edward D. Collins aided by Rep. Martin M. Lomasney. Democrats plan a 10 a.m. caucus Tuesday.
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Edward L. Logan
Governor’s Council
John Quinn
Suffolk County
Judge Logan
Edward D. Collins
Martin M. Lomasney
Minister Mae Talks With Richeson Before Execution
Clarence V. T. Richeson, condemned to die in the week of May 19, was visited in his Charles Street jail cell yesterday afternoon by Professor Frederick L. Anderson of the Newton Theological Institution. Anderson refused to discuss the visit or its purpose.
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Clarence V. T. Richeson
Charles Street
Frederick L. Anderson
Newton Theological Institution
Anderson
Mystery surrounds visit of professor to jail prisoner
Professor Anderson visited his former pupil Richeson at the jail amid secrecy. Sheriff Quinn admitted giving special permission for Sunday visits, but refused to discuss details, while Morse suggested a Tuesday visit. A Sunday concert by three Italian musicians offered the only distraction.
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Anderson
Richeson
William A. Morse
Quinn
Sheriff Quinn
Attorney Morse
Professor Anderson
Morse
Charles Street
Objection to Old Glory in Shoe Shops Sparks Letter
George Edgar Frye of Semerville defends foreigners displaying the flag in shoe shops as heartfelt patriotism. He argues the flag inspires loyal daily conduct and condemns native prejudice, praising Greeks who adopt the flag. Also notes China’s railway growth and capital appeal.
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Joyce
George Edgar Frye
Merville, Jan
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