Newspaper Man Weds Miss Galvin in Dorchester
Maurice F P Murphy a Boston newspaper man married Miss Mary T Galvin daughter of Mrs Katherine Galvin of 14 Selden Street Dorchester at St Matthew s Church Dorchester The Rev Father James A Donnelly officiated The bride wore blue satin and white flowers A reception followed at the bride s mother s home The couple plan a honeymoon road tour of New Hampshire and Massachusetts and will reside at 14 Selden Street Dorchester
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Maurice FP. Murphy
Mary T. Galvin
Katherine Galvin
Selden Street
Dorchester
St. Matthew's
James A. Donnelly
Francis P. McKenna
Josephine T. Collingan
Henry J. Murphy
Murphy
Boston
Boston College
State House
Boston Normal School
Lowell School
Jamaica Plain
Washington School
West End
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Monster swordfish brought in by Rita A Viator at Grand Banks
Sixty three swordfish averaging 200 to 250 pounds each were landed at a wharf by the fishing schooner Rita A Viator after a three week voyage. The catch was taken near the Grand Banks where multiple days yielded over a dozen fish.
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Rita A. Viator
Grand Banks
A Home Made Quinine Hair Tonic From Woman's Journal
An herbally based hair tonic recipe promises to restore hair growth. It instructs dissolving quinola in alcohol and water, then applying to scalp. claims include stopping itching dandruff and preventing hair loss. A famous opera star is cited as using the remedy.
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Iy Drug Store
Quinola
Monster swordfish near 300 pounds sunk by marlinspike blow
Captain Enos said the fishing crew fought hard to land a massive swordfish weighing close to 300 pounds. The dories nearly capsized as the fish thrashed in death throws, turning on its back and driving its sword through the boat. Fishermen leaped to safety and then struck the fish with a marlinspike to finish it.
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Enos
Eliot Evening School Graduates Install Officers Tonight
The Eliot Evening School Graduates' Club of the Civic Service House will hold its annual installation of officers tonight. Speakers include Myer Bloom field director of the Civic Service House Wagg and J W Reynolds Eliot School teachers and Walter Mooers principal of the Eliot Evening School. New officers are James W Berg president Harry Small vice president John Scanga recording secretary William P Donnelly financial secretary Peter Contack treasurer Jeremiah Sullivan sergeant at arms.
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Eliot Evening School
Civic Service House
Eliot School
Myer Bloomfield
Wagg
J. W. Reynolds
Walter Mooers
James W. Berg
Harry Small
John Scanga
Shoe deal nets 27 000 pairs from Massachusetts factories
Boston trader H A Aronson closes a purchase on 27 000 pairs of shoes comprising the entire 1909 stock of six Massachusetts factories. He plans to assort and grade the goods next week and will announce when the sale will begin through the Post.
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H. A. Aronson
Washington Street
Boston
Main Street
Springfield
Massachusetts
Quincy Ex-Mayor Throws Support Behind Plan Two
Ex-Mayor Josiah Quincy declares support for charter plan two and argues it concentrates power and boosts efficiency. Boston Republicans push plan one with Curtis potential candidacy discussed. A committee of 100 plans a house to house canvass to promote plan two.
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Edwin A. Curtis
Thomas N. Hart
Hibbard
Nathan Matthews
John F. Fitzgerald
Samuel A. Green
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
Hormel
Republican City Committee
Curtis
Committee of 100
Dress Cool For The Fourth At Wolf's My Clothier
Store at Hanover and Portland streets emphasizes hot weather clothing with reduced prices. It offers outing trousers straw hats outing shoes and full suits for both men and women. Special sale values across departments aim to attract shoppers during the Fourth.
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland
First American Helicopter Lifts Itself With Operator
In Washington on June 30, a heavier than air helicopter built by J Newton Williams and Emile Berliner lifted Williams from the ground aboard a 600 pound craft with 80 square feet of lifting area. The craft rose about 10 inches, using two 86 horsepower motors, with future plans for a lighter design and single motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Washington
J. Newton Williams
Derby
Conn
Emile Berliner
Mr. Williams
Berliner
Brightwood
M. Cornu
Williams
Europe
News Dealers Outing Set for Nantasket Beach
The Suburban Newsdealers Association holds its ladies day outing on Thursday July 8. Members depart Rowe's Wharf at 10 20 for Pemberton then ride electrics to Stony Beach for Fort Revere inspection hosted by Commandant Long. After dinner at Nantasket Beach the group tours Hingham historical sites.
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Newsdealers’ Association
Nantasket Beach
Rowe’s Wharf
Pemberton
Stony Beach
Commandant Long
Fort Revere
Hingham
Frank
Treatment promising relief for nervous conditions
Advertisement urges nervous wrecks to use a home remedy made from syrup sarsaparilla compound balmwort essence cardiol and tincture eadomene. Mix and take a teaspoon after meals and at night, claiming astonishing results and easy access at drug stores.
Arlington nominees named for committee slate
P. Dyer of Arlington chairs and A. S. Peterson, J. F. Eber, N. E. Wilber, and A. W. Rice are listed as members of the official committee slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Dyer
Arlington
A. S. Peterson
J. F. Eber
N. E. Wilber
A. W. Rice
Noyes Couple Sail on Lusitania for Millinery Styles Tour
Among yesterday's Lusitania passengers were Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Noyes the buyer and chief designer of millinery for the R. H. White Company. They will visit London Paris Vienna and Berlin seeking artistic styles and return from Cherbourg late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusitania
G. H. Noyes
R. H. White Company
London
Paris
Vienna
Berlin
Cherbourg
Celebration Methods That Cause Tetanus
A letter to the editor warns that certain fireworks raise tetanus risk, especially cannon crackers and toy pistols with blank cartridges. The writer urges emphasizing dangers and discouraging children from using powerful devices, recommending basic wound care and avoiding large caps and blank cartridges.
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Technical World Magazine
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