Life Saving Device Tests at Point Allerton Station
Test life saving apparatus conducted last night at Point Allerton Life Saving Station before the United States Life Saving Department board. Items tested included Brehs line throwing gun Imperial automatic flare light Milburn light and the illuminated double line carrying shot. A final report will be sent to the general superintendent. Board members from Washington Buffalo Philadelphia Harbor Beach Portsmouth and other officials attended. The board is in Boston for a week more then will visit Provincetown to inspect power boats.
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Point Allerton
Board of Life Saving Appliances
United States Life Saving Department
Brehrs
Imperial
Milburn
E. C. Tittman
Washington
E. E. Chapman
Buffalo
D. A. Lyle
Philadelphia
J. G. Kinh
Harbor Beach
Mich
S. H. Harding
Portsmouth
N. H
B. M. Chiswell
E. W. Hawkins
George W. Bowley
S. I. Kimball
Treated Girls Without Cash
Samuel Lockwood, 19, of 3 Jackson street Pawtucket R I, was sentenced to the house of correction by Judge Duff for six months on a charge of uttering worthless checks. He used a New England Trust Company checkbook during a whirlwind night with chorus girls, a taxi and wine, paid with multiple checks to the Revere House proprietors and staff, and was arrested after the party dissolved.
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Samuel Lockwood
Jackson Street
Pawtucket
R. J
House of Correction
Duff
New England Trust Company
Lockwood
Joy Street
Samuel Mogerliven
Revere House
Revere
S. H. Harrison
William Cahill
Jack Lockwood
Jack Lawson
Samuel Lawson
Mayor Plans A New Board
The death of City Engineer William Jackson may trigger reorganization of city departments into a single Department of Public Works. Mayor Fitzgerald is considering the plan and yesterday appointed Rourke acting city engineer to fill the vacancy. If a department of public works is created, Rourke is favored to head it.
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William Jackson
Department of Public Works
Fitzgerald
Rourke
Mrs Cort Meyer Attends Education Convention in Boston
Mrs Cort Meyer also known as Es telle M Rees traveled from her Yakima Valley Washington sheep ranch to Boston to attend the National Educational Association convention. She has served five years as superintendent of government Indian schools and recently married Cort Meyer in Washington. She praised Boston hospitality toward Western teachers and Indian school staff.
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Cort Meyer
Government Indian Schools
Boston
National Education Association
Estelle M. Rees
National Educational Association
Meyer
Washington
Yakima Valley
Augusta J. King
Winthrop Road
Brookline
Post
Wyoming
Son Born to Leiter Family in Chicago and Beverly
Beverly July 1 An interesting telegram reached Mrs Levi Z Leiter of Washington and Chicago while staying at Endicott cottage Neptune boulevard announcing the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Joseph Leiter at their Chicago home Mrs Leiter plans to depart for Chicago on Tuesday She is former Miss Juliette Williams daughter of Colonel J R Williams U S A noted for beauty and popularity inArmy circles
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Beverly
Levi Z. Leiter
Washington
Chicago
Endicott
Neptune Boulevard
Joseph Leiter
Leiter
Juliette Williams
J. R. Williams
Indians Find Path to Prosperity Through Intermarriage and Land Grants
The article argues Indians can improve their status by blending with European immigrants who have long grubbing traditions. It notes Indians marry across groups, adopt work habits, and gain access to valuable land parcels in Yakima Valley after schooling. It highlights stereotypes about Native poverty and cites autos and land allotments as signs of rising prosperity.
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West
Sweden
Finland
Norway
Yakima Valley
Rival Wife Discovered in Directory Sparks Annulment Case
Miss Jennie Gertrude Darling testified in Judge Richardson’s court that she lived with Stephen Alta for years until last April when she learned he had another wife. She found the first wife by chance while glancing through a directory and seeing Elizabeth Alta listed as widow of Stephen Alta.
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Jennie Gertrude Darling
Stephen Alta
Richardson
Time limit on Byrne water commissioner appointment
The time limit on James L. Byrne of Dorchester to be water commissioner will expire. The commission has already held the 29th of the 30 days allowed to approve or reject the mayoral appointment.
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James L. Byrne
Dorchester
Wolf's My Clothier offers full apparel line with money back pledge
No Matter What You Want You're Sure of Finding It at Wolf's. From neckwear and outing trousers to hats, skirts, and full head to toe outfits, Wolf's Corner Hanover and Portland streets guarantees satisfaction with the unflinching warranty your money back if you want it.
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Wolf's
Wolf’s
Hanover
Portland Streets
Photographs stir clergy as Passion Play series begins
The Boston Post prints daily Passion Play photographs from Oberammergau drawing praise from church leaders. Clergy hail spiritual uplift and instruction, noting the pictures illuminate scenes and bolster moral influence. The daily run starts June 25 with subjects like Christus of 1910 and Mary mother of Jesus through early July, with more to come.
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Cortland Myers
D. D
Tremont Temple
Post
George W. King
People’s Temple
J. H. Cabot
Church of the Advent
Charles F. Rice
Cambridge
New England Conference Methodist Episcopal Church
Boston Post
E. F. Merriam
The
Watchman
the Baptists
Oberammergau
Europe
Arthur Asher
Congregational
National Incil
Eberammergau
William Meredith
New England Methodist Historical Society
George Whitaker
Ernest Lyman Mills
First Methodist Church
Temple Street
Alexander McPhie
Boston
J. Wilbur Chapman
Charles M. Alexander
John Galbraith
New England Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mother of
Jesus
Ottilie Zwink
Mary Magdalene
Maria Mayr
Peter, the
Great Apostle
Andreas Lang
John the Disciple
Alfred Bierling
Judas
Johann Zwink
Herod
Hans Mayr
Caiaphas
Gregor Breitsamter
Christ
Jerusalem
No Duty For Milady's Dog
Washington July 1 Milady's pet dog can be carried into Canada and back or anywhere else without paying duty. The Treasury Department announced that rules on registering horses taken abroad for personal use are extended to dogs and other domesticated animals. Dogs and horses are now on the same revenue immunity basis.
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Washington
Milady
Canada
Treasury Department
Boston Man Heads Eclectic Association But Notable Officers Elected
Nearly 390 members of the National Eclectic Medical Association met in session at the Vendome to elect officers for the ensuing year. The lineup includes First Vice President Dr. John Perrins of Boston, Second Vice President Dr. Florence Tippett Truax of Atlanta, Third Vice President Dr. O L Massinger of Bridgeport, Recording Secretary Dr. Quilliam P Best of Indianapolis, Corresponding Secretary Dr. W N Munday of Forest C, and Treasurer Dr. EB Sharpe of Guthrie.
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National Eclectic Medical Association
the Vendome
John Perrins
Boston
Florence Tippett Truax
Atlanta
O. L. Massinger
Bridgeport
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Government Board ON Life Saving Appliances
New England
O. H. Tittman
S. Kimball
J. G. Kiah
Mrs. Meyer
Leiters
Thomas Snow & Son
THOS
Snow & Son
North Market Street
Faneuil Hall
Byrne
Eclectic
Ears
Tibet
Tomorrow's Sunday Post
Jack London
Sunday Post
Happy Family
Betsy Ross
Massachusetts
Nemo
Muggsy
Willie Westinghouse
Granny Goodthing
Sunday Post Magazine
Aya Ga
the Strange
John Smith
Paris
Onl i
Passaic
N. J
W. Mandeville Clarke
Jacques Futrelle
the Bonehead
Bozeman Bulger
Little Road of
Cloonagh
Maude Radford Warren
Thomas Crawford Galbreath
Elliott Flower
Charles Bloommegdale, Jr
Rosedale Ring
Chester Peake
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