44 Nations at Hague Session Opens Opium Conference
The Hague hosts 44 nations as the second international opium conference resumes under honorary president Reneke de Marees van Swinderen. Four U S delegates attend including Lloyd Bryce and Hamilton Wright. The gathering aims to ratify the 1912 general convention and urges world cooperation to curb drug use.
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Hague
Netherlands
Jonkheer Reneke de Marees van Swinderen
United States
Lloyd Bryce
Hamilton Wright
State Department
Gerritt J. Kellen
Michigan
Gerald Seldomridge
Muggsy and Willie Return for Sunday Post Fun Section
Muggsy and Willie will furnish fun for the youngsters in the comic section of next Sunday's Post.
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Muggsy
Willie
Next Sunday
Post
Steamer Arabic Sails With Many Tourists
The White Star liner Arabic sailed from Charlestown for Liverpool via Queenstown at 6 pm with nearly 900 passengers including prominent travelers such as Alfred Noyes and Mrs Noyes. The Numidian arrived from Glasgow with about 200 aboard as crowds cheered both ships.
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White Star
Liverpool
Queenstown
Glasgow
Charlestown
White Star Line
Alfred Noyes
Noyes
Canada
Joeldah Heatwole
J. P. Heatwole
Minnesota
L. A. Emery
Maine Superior Court
Florence E. Blake
Pittsburg
Margaret King
Ellsworth
A. Co. King
Maine Supreme Court
Lloyd E. White
Superior Court
White
W. J. Baldwin
Massachusetts General Hospital
Flora Billings
Gretchen Fillings
F. M. Drisko
Henry I. Harriman
George A Llathaway
Massachusetts
Miss Mellen
Europe
British Isles
France
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
Worcester
International Congress of Free Christianity and Religious Progress
Paris
Francis M. Carroll
Boston
Boston Rotary Club
Banquet Night Big Attendance Planned by West End Abstinence Society
Tomorrow evening in the Blossom Street Municipal building West Ind St Joseph's Total Abstinence Society plans its annual pre Fourth banquet with clergymen state and city officials and judiciary representatives among guests. Toastmaster Rev Peter J McCormack will be plus many pastors and officials. over 360 members expected.
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Blossom Street
West Ind
St. Joseph’s Total
Peter J. McCormack
L. W. Slattery
St. Joseph's Church
James H. Courtney
Joseph J. Smith
Walter J. Roche
Florence J. Halloran
Archdiocesan Union of
Boston
Thomas F. White
S. J
St. Mary’s Church
North End
Edward F. McLeod
St. Stephen's Church
William J. Casey
Malden
M. J. O'Connor
St. James’ Arch
Foss
David I. Walsh
Frank J. Donahue
Fitzgerald
Edwin Mulready
Rockland
Phelan
Lynn
Graham
Illinois
Joseph F. Quinn
Superior Court
Charles §. Sullivan
Charlestown Court
A Portland Physician Endorses Grape-Nuts Breakfast
A physician from Portland Oregon extols Grape-Nuts as a superior food for health and recovery. He cites over twenty years treating diverse illnesses and urges use of Grape-Nuts and cream for a complete breakfast without overload. The note promotes The Road to Wellville and credits Postum Co. with the letter.
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Portland
Oregon
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Senate lobby inquiry signals further sensational probes
Washington July 1 witnesses head to testify as Senator Overman hints at more sensational actions in the lobby investigation. The panel probes paid press bureaus run by large firms to push public opinion and influence federal law. Mulhall papers and subpoenas keep the case moving with new witnesses from the National Association of Manufacturers and related figures.
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Washington
Senate
Overman
Louis J. Seibold
New York World
Mulhall
James A. Emery
National Association of Manufacturers
Wall Street
Robert S. Lovett
Union, Pacific
Mulhall Lobby Charges to Be Opened Next Tuesday
The committee will formally open charges by Martin M. Mulhall, former NANManufacturers representative, next Tuesday. Tomorrow’s hearing focuses on Wall Street figures with knowledge of lobbying in New York using Congress members’ names. Senate officers and lobby committee members have been discreetly gathering new information, with the identities of witnesses kept secret. Senator Reed, in New York yesterday, acted unofficially for the committee in obtaining data. The ongoing interest centers on Mulhall’s eight years as a congressional lobbyist and related correspondence.
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Martin M. Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Washington
Wall Street
New York
Senate
Reed
Congress
Mulhall
Springfield Motor Riders Jailed Over Fines
Stephen Stolmar and Leo Walsh of Springfield Massachusetts chose three days in jail over $25 fines for speeding motorcycles in New York. They said paying the fines would prevent them from visiting Coney Island and other sights.
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Springfield
N. Y
New York
Stephen Stolmar
Leo Walsh
Mass
Coney Island
No Clue Found to Missing Malden Druggist
Malden and Greater Boston police fail to locate Walter H. Lord, a Malden druggist who disappeared from his home a week ago. His wife leads a relatives search, but no clues have surfaced.
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Malden Police
Greater Boston
Walter H. Lord
Malden
Chinese Aids Fourth Celebration With Lantern Exhibit
Chinese merchants prepare 10000 lanterns for decorating the Common and surrounding streets in observance of the Fourth. Yee Wah and assistants lead installation in the Parkman band stand basement, with lighting to span day and evening events. Chinatown plans safe fireworks quiet celebration and open house.
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A. J. Sheare
Yee Wah
Chinatown
Childen
Moy Wing
Soo Wing
America
Convict Freed On Deportation to Colombia
Albany July 1. Governor Sulzer commuted Rafael Toledo's term for subornation of perjury in a jewel robbery case on condition he be immediately deported to Colombia. Toledo had served over two years of an indeterminate sentence not less than two years six months.
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Albany
N. Y
Republic of Colombia
Sulzer
Rafael Toledo
New York
Toledo
Awnings Fire Sparks Run to Copley Square Hotel
Passersby saw flames on the seventh floor Huntington avenue side. About a dozen fire units responded. Two bellboys climbed to a window ledge and used hand extinguishers to put out the blaze. The blaze likely started from a cigarette tossed from a nearby window.
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Copley Square
Huntington Avenue
Prince Albert Departs Newfoundland After Royal Visit
H.M.S. Cumberland will sail from St John’s at daylight tomorrow with Prince Albert aboard. The young prince’s visit closed with a Government House garden party for 400 guests including the Catholic archbishop Anglican bishop cabinet ministers judges and other dignitaries. He praised the west coast fishing trip and the colony’s hospitality.
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ST. John's
Prince Albert
Wing George
England
S. Cumberland
St. John’s
Government House
Engagements and obituaries blur in Boston notices
Mrs N Parker Coburn announces engagement of Elizabeth R Coburn to Albert W Voss of Roslindale. Multiple death notices run for July services across Charlestown Medford East Boston Stoughton and Saxonville with names ages addresses and funeral details including masses at St Marys St James Cathedral and The Church of the Assumption. Local residents listed with relatives invited to attend and funeral arrangements guidance.
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N. Parker Coburn
Bromfield Rd
West Somerville
Mass
Elizabeth R. Coburn
Albert W. Voss
Roslindale
Bainbridge
Mattapan
Sarah A
Thomas Bainbridge
L. A. Fay
Rexford St
Boyle
Charlestown
Joseph FL
Winnifred’ Boyle
St. Mary’s Church
Burke
Saxonville
Richard S. Burke
St. George’s Church
Michael H
James J. Burke
Reulem
South Station
South Framingham
Calvary Cemetery
Chandler
Medford
Frank HE. Chandler
South St
Conlon
Katherine Conlon
Lawrence St
Davis
East Poston
Johanna
Matthew Davis
Hannan
Cottage St
Church of the Assumption
New Hampshire
Fisher
Islington
Helen Marta
William Harris Fisher
Grafton Ave
Gardner
Homeopathic
Warren Gardner
Baptist Church
Austin St
G. A. R. Friends
Greene
Boston
Helen H. M
Edward
Mary Greene
Harve St
Griffin
William
Mary Griffin
St. James’ Church
M'Guinness
Rose
Thomas McGuinness
Edgeworth St
St. Catherine’s Church
Jewell
Murphy
Nord
Timothy Murphy
Putnam
Church of the Secred Heart
Ie Pretti
Revere
Eva
Angela
Clara Pret
Fayello
Proctor Ave
Immoen Conception Church
Ai Smith
Melrose
Betsey
Clark Smith
Brighton
Evergreen Cemetery
Invi Thurston
Cambridge
Margaret M
Tercu Wy Thurston
Edwin L. Derby
Massachusetts Ave
Central Sq
Newburyport
Welch
Philip
Mary Welch
Marion St
Church of the Sacred Heart
Probate notice in Massachusetts for Conrad Schultz
Suffolk Probate Court cites heirs to show cause why will should not be granted letters testamentary to Anna Schultz without bond. Public notice to run three weeks in Boston Post before July 17 1913. Also notice of Alice Lahr Kowr as executrix of Alice Kowr deceased, calling all claims and debts to be presented.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Suffolk
Conrad Schultz
Johann
Conrad Heinrich Schultz
Boston
Solid County
Anna Augusta Schultz
Boston Post
Robert Grant
Esquire
Arthur W. Dolan
Register
Alice
Larh
Drake
Alice W. Kowr
Walton St
Dorchester
Mass
Proposals sought for naval supplies and lasts
Proposals will be received by the Navy Department in Washington until 10 a m on July 22, 1913, to furnish at the navy yard in Boston Massachusetts a quantity of naval supplies including protecting goggles and lard oil. Proposals designate schedules by number and blank proposals are available at the navy pay office or the Bureau. Separate notice: proposals for 10 000 shoe lasts due July 17, 1915, at depot quartermaster offices in Boston New York Philadelphia Chicago or St Louis.
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Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Navy Yard
Boston
Mass
Navy Pay Office
Bureau
T. J. Cowie
Summer St
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Quartermaster Corps
Army
George WB. Davis
Eall
Federal Hardware & Electric Co
Federal St
Elty
Family Troubles Advice Free in Boston Offices
Consultus on law and domestic relations offers free advice in family troubles. With 40 years' practice in Massachusetts courts, Dawyer Hill at 47 Court St., Boston, and Atkinson Law Office at 28 School St., Rm. 60, extended hours until 8 p.m. for consultations.
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Mass
Dawyer Hill
Court St
Boston
Atkinson Law Office
School St
Patent Pricing Note for Blacyl Type and Lines
A small notice lists patent pricing rates at five cents per line for a product called blacyl type at twenty cents per line, detailing per line charges and potential limits. It reads as a brief advertisement or catalog entry in a late 19th or early 20th century context.
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Henry Kitchell Webster
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Gorden Bry
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Washington Sls
Este
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M. & R. Vermouth
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Velal
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Parry and
Kirby
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Kentucky
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Kansas
Tive
Manufacturers’ Association
Wall Street Probe
U. S
George
Cushing—Kelley
M. Joseph Twomy
Frederick F. Cushing
Ida Tolmes Kelley
Noyes—Thomas
Jesse Hill
Williston Congregational Church
Emma Frances Thomas
Stoneham
John Murray Noyes
C. S. Gooding
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J. S. Waterman & Sors Incorporated
Washington Street
Dudley St
Frank S. Waterman
Joseph S. Waterman
Frank S. Waterman, Jr
Roxbury
Marconi Telegraph and Cable
Bromfield St
St. Hill
Patrick T. Hurley
Chelsea Savings Bank
South Boston
Dexter Street
William Kelley
Patrick J. Hurley
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