Canadian Pacific Chief Arrives from England on War Supply Deal
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy president of the Canadian Pacific Railway arrived in New York aboard the Wapland from England where he met officials on war supply purchases for the Allies in Canada. He outlined plans to use the Canadian Pacific purchasing department for such orders, likening his role to J P Morgan & Co in the United States. He noted U S factories would likely secure the largest orders due to elastic conditions and larger output capacity.
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New York
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific Railway
Wapland
England
Canada
Canadian Pacific
Sir Thomas
Maxim denial of misquote at Cornell conference
Harvard International Policy Club president W Harris Crook chastises press for misquoting Hudson Maxim after his June Cornell talk. Crook says audience support was overstated, disputes Maxim’s claims on war and trench safety, and notes forthcoming conference proceedings to clarify policy and facts.
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Hudson Maxim
Cornell
Norman Angeli
Mr. Maxim
W. Harris Crook
Harvard International Polity Club
Cambridge
Miss Kitty Lawrence Engaged to W A Harriman
New York July 2 Charles Lanier announces the engagement of Miss Kitty Lanier Lawrence to William Averell Harriman eldest son of E H Harriman Harriman is a Yale class of 1913 graduate and vice president of Union Pacific Railroad Company
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Charles Lanier
Kitty Lanier Lawrence
F. C. Lawrence
William Averell Harriman
E. H. Harriman
Diverse church services honor patriotism in Somerville and Boston
Multiple churches across Somerville and Boston mark July 4 with patriotic sermons and services. Headlines highlight Advent, Seventh Day Adventist, Tremont Temple, Union Square, Ruggles Street, Dudley Street, Warren Avenue, Park Street, Shawmut, Eliot, Old South, Cathedral of St Paul, and others hosting morning and evening worship, communion, and special programs led by pastors such as Rev. Farnham, Rev. Banks, Rev. O'Brien, Rev. Dyer, and Rev. Guthrie.
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Adventist Advent Christian Church
Warren Street
O. Farnham
D. D
America
Advent Christian Church
Putnam Street
Somerville
RF. BF. Banks
Chipman Hall
Tremont Temple
Boston
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
New England
Strawers
Mortland Myers
MacArthur
Pentecost
Lotus
A. J. Fairbanks
Bible School
Brotherhood and
Union Square Baptist Church
Walnut Street
OW. O’brien
B. Fay Mills
Harvard Trombone Quartet
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Gabriel Reid Maguire
George R. Clark
Brotherhood
Benjamin Redden
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Charles A. Fulton
John L. Thomas
Warren Avenue Baptist Tabernacle
W H. Dyer
Christadelphian
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
Newton Street
Ernest Graham Guthrie
Guthrie
Park Strert
Park and Tremont Streets
A. Z. Conrad
Oliver Huckel
Baltimore
John Hermann Land
Shawmut Congregational Church
Tremont
West Brookline
Judson V. Clancy
Eliot Church
Kenilworth Street
Dudley Street
Roxhurst
Winfred Chesney Rhoades
John D. Finlay
Old South Cchurch
Willis H. Butler
Methodist Episcopal People's Temple
Methodist Episcopal
Berkeley Street
A. A. Nazarian
Beatrice Deanen Peavey
Conservatory of Music
Episcopal Church Services and Italian Masses In Salem and Roxbury
The Rev. William H. Dewart leads morning prayers and sermon at 7:45 PM with Holy Communion first Sunday each month. Italian services at 4 PM Sundays. Manuel Church in Somerville offers Holy Communion at 7:30 and 10:30 with Rev. R. H. Coe. St. Mark's English Lutheran Church in Roxbury holds a 10:30 morning service by Edwin Lonn Miller. no evening service.
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First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Boston
Church OF the Advent
Mt. Vernon
Brimmer Atraete
William Harman Yang
Tr D
Lavendor
Episcopal Christ Church
Salem Street
William H. Dewart
Old North
Pmmanuel Church
Somerville
R. H. Coe
Lutheran ST. Mark's English Lutheran Church
Winthrop Street
Roxbury
Edwin Lonn Miller
Boston Post Sewing Circle offers home life forum
The Sewing Circle is a regular Boston Post department for women in New England to discuss home and household topics. Readers share advice on domestic problems, baby care, family management, gardening, and household economy, aiming to help one another.
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Percee
Boston Daily
Pout
New England
Boston Post
Rae Fashion Detail Sparks Quiet Mystery
Rae stopped for tea after the club and remains mysteriously engaged or not, as friends speculate. She wore an awfully sweet afternoon hat made of two layers of wistaria maline with silk roses and a figure eight of feathers, a striking cool look.
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Rae
Shriners Ride to Seattle for Imperial Council Session
Aleppo Temple Shriners travel from the South station at 10 o clock Monday to attend the 41st annual Imperial Council session in Seattle Washington the week of July 12. They will return to Boston on Monday August 2.
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Frederick Nicholson
H. C. Berry
Boston
Annie Parker
Mabel Hawes
Marjorie Moody
Scollay
Cliftondale
Camp
Aleppo Temple
South Station
Imperial Council of
Seattle
Wash
Horse Killed in Collision With Auto in East Boston
An automobile driven by Edward F Barber of 196 Saratoga street East Boston struck a furniture wagon and horse driven by John Stein of 112 Porter street East Boston last night. The horse was killed at once and the wagon was smashed.
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Edward F. Barber
Saratoga Street
East Boston
John Stein
Porter Street
Scenic Colorado by daylight on Burlington through trains
Travel ad offers daylight through service via the Burlington Route to view Colorado Rocky Mountain scenery including Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Royal Gorge and Salt Lake City. Free pictures maps and park brochures available. agent Alex eteces New England Passenger Agent C B Q R R at 264 Washington St Boston MA Phone Main 4387.
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Glacier Park
Yellowstone Park
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New England
B. Q
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Truthful age talk and marriage myths in the Sewing Circle
Readers discuss whether to reveal a woman’s age and how to handle flirtations and insults from men. Advice favors honesty, independence, and letting suitors prove their character, with several letters arguing age should not define a woman’s worth or marriage prospects.
Then Came the Sun a tale of love and reconciliation
Edith Farrington Shaw portrays Mary and Helen in a tense household as Aunt Mary enforces discipline on Helen while a past romance resurfaces. John Reed returns to the town and overhears a chilly confrontation that leads to a confession of forgiveness and renewed love.
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Aunt Mary
John Reed
Mary
Ieei
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In Case the United States Was at War
A 1915 timed series by J W Muller explores how the army and navy would function in wartime and why these preparations matter. It outlines strategic needs, mobilization steps, and the roles of land and sea forces in potential conflicts.
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United States
J. W. Muller
America
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
America's Dreadnoughts and Battleships
The United States fleet lists 14 ships in the first line and 19 in the second. Only Michigan, South Carolina, New York, Texas, Arkansas, Wyoming, Delaware, Florida, North Dakota, and Utah stand as true first line ships with varied 12 and 14 inch batteries. The second line shows many aging vessels, most limited to four 12 inch guns, with a note that the next article will compare dreadnought and battleship strengths.
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America
United States
Indiana
Oregon
Massachusetts
Iowa
Kearsarge
Kentucky
Alabama
Congress
Kansas
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New Hampshire
Vermont
Michigan
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New York
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Delaware
Florida
North Dakota
Utah
Frightened Beastie Pleads for Mercy in Poem
The speaker warns the small timid beastie not to run away in fear. He advises mercy and reflects on life for the creature, noting the hardships of winter and ruined home. The verse blends humor and concern for nature with a plea for kindness.
Salem plumber strike sees new conciliators appointed
Wilson names Patrick Gilday and Clifton Reeves as conciliators in Salem Massachusetts. They will travel to Salem next Tuesday to seek an agreement in the ongoing dispute.
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Patrick Gilday
Clifton Reeves
Salem
Mass
Tuasay
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