Bond's death by own action startles wealth and friends
Bond's death in Swampscott follows a note saying all to Belle while family and associates dispute suicide. He owned about 3 million in property including Bonds building in Washington and Boston holdings. medical examiner will not yet rule cause. Friends say finances were strong and trustees managed affairs, not ruinous debt.
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Bwampscott
Charles H. Bond
Bond
Belle
Pinkham
Post
Edith Bond
Papa
Mamma
Mr. Slayton
W. P. McKenzie
Cambridge
Erva Dine
New England Conservatory of Music
Mr. Bond
Washington
Huntington Garage
Brandon Hall
Brookline
Cliftondale
Swampscott
Commonwealth Avenue
Boylston Street
Boston
New Brewster Hotel
Boylston
Washington Streets
Netherlands
Lyric Theatre
John L. Bates
Martha A. Morrison
Belle Bacon
Maps Flake the All Food Served in Peskates
The article extols Maps Flake as the ultimate digestion friendly cereal. It describes a six hour steam cook then thinning and toasting at 400 degrees to make every starch atom accessible. Maple syrup adds flavor while claiming superior nourishment at a modest cost. It is marketed as the only food served in peskates to hotels clubs and dining cars.
Boston Girls Benefit From Bond Music Education Fund
The article highlights how Boston and nearby girls with musical talent and ambition receive notable financial aid for study. It credits the late Charles H. Bond for vastly aiding young vocalists pursuing education and training to succeed in music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Bond
Boston
Vicinity
Mr. Bond
Charles H. Bond
Marine Eye Tonic Relief Promises Soothing Marginal Care
Eye strain redness and granulation from sun wind and dust urge timely care. Marine Eye Tonic claims soothing relief without sting and offers a trusted option for sensitive eyes.
Heat Drives 200000 Sufferers to Revere Beach
Sweltering heat sent more than 200000 people to Revere Beach with 6141 visiting the State bath house including 3976 men 1728 women and 442 boys. Crowds gathered on the Common to hear religious and political speeches as summer heat lingered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot Circle
Revere Street
Bath House
Charles Doherty
James Ryan
Doherty
Injured Ball Fans Better After Bleacher Collapse
In New Bedford on July 5 marked improvement was reported in the condition of victims from the grandstand collapse that toppled during the morning Fall River versus New Bedford game. Only George P. Brock remained hospitalized while Edward Gero reported improving at home with neck vertebrae injury noted as his worst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Fall River
George P. Brock
Edward Gero
Gero
No Hope for Recovery of Albert Parker
Northampton July 5. Albert Parker of Arlington, a Boston mercantile representative, was injured during the Fourth of July celebration. He was thrown from his carriage when his horse bolted at firecrackers. Doctors at Dickinson Cooley Hospital say no hope remains for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Albert Parker
Arlington
Dickinson Cooley Hospital
Parker
Boston
Eagles Parade Set for New England Field Day in Fall River
Five hundred uniformed members of Boston Aerie No. 45, Fraternal Order of Eagles, will parade in Fall River for the New England field day on Wednesday July 15. Teel's Ninth Regiment Band will accompany the Boston Eagles, with William Axe serving as committee secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Aerie No. 45
Order of Eagles
Fall River
New England
Eagles
Teel
Ninth Regiment
Boston Eagles
William Axe
Lost boy on fire escape in West End
A 7 year old boy Walter Singer disappeared from 9 Poplar street after leaving his bed and slept on the fire escape. Police were alerted by his father and later found him asleep on the fire escape at dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Walter Singer
Poplar Street
Walter
Infallible Soul Force and Sin in the Soul
The Rev. Cornelius A. Woelfkin of Rochester Theological Seminary preached at Tremont Temple. He described sin as a universal force in the soul and argued that evil accompanies every good quality, with three theories on sin's origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius A. Woelfkin
Rochester Theological Seminary
Tremont Temple
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Plymouth
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Barentzen
Elvira Severoni
Elena Kermis
Melrose
Enea
Jirmins, Flarson
Tolorder
ACO
Gome
Washington St
Wear State ST
Tam Hygienic
Battle Creek, Mich
U.S. A
Revere Beach
Rev
C. A. Woelfkin
National Starch Company
New York
Waterman & Sons Incorporated Undertakers
Washington Street
Dudley Street Terminal
George H. Waterman
Franks
Waterman
Roxbury
Marcon
A. H. Bramhall
Ferry Street
Reltw
Chelpers
Robbins
Ashmont
Rose
Edmund Robbins
Bailey Street
Mass
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