Urge Fish to Cut Cost of Living Persuades Public
Dietitian Dr George S C Badger argues replacing meat with fish could lower weekly costs for an $18-25 family while maintaining nutrition. He cites Boston markets showing fish cheaper than meat and favors one fish or meat meal daily with vegetables. A Faneuil Hall dealer notes daily market shifts and price ranges for haddock flounder bluefish halibut mackerel salmon and more.
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George S. C. Badger
Massachusetts General Hospital
Byam Hollings
Cambridge
Boston
Findbock
Finnan Haddie
Faneuil Hall Market
Whale School Nears Harbor Spotted by Sunlight Crew
Captain Crowley and the Sunlight report a school of whales approaching the harbor with wash and splashes observed by city bathers could soon reach City Point. The Bella Venture captain Randall sighted many whales from Nantucket toward the light. A harbor official notes the local whales have no value.
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Crowley
Sunlight
City Point
Bellaventure
Port Antonio
Randall
Nantucket
Boston Bay
Marguerite de Valois a Royal Heartbreaker of France
The Notre Dame wedding of Henry of Navarre and Marguerite de Valois in 1572 led to a stormy union marked by passion, flight, and political strife. Marguerite endured marriages, revolts, and personal power at Usson Castle, later dying in 1615 at age 63 as a byword for charm and wilfulness.
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Aris
France
Notre Dame Cathedral
Henry of Navarre
Marguerite of
Valois
Marguerite
Henry
Duke of Guise
Guise
Sebastian
Portugal
Navarre
Kingdom
Vicomte de Turenne
Paris
Usson
Marguerite de Valois
Scholarships Result Public at Boston College Winners Named
The five Boston College scholarships founded by Cardinal O Connell were awarded after a competitive exam. Two competitors earned the prizes, with three winners from Boston College High School and two from Boston Latin School. Winners include Andrew F. O’Brien Brockton Frederick J. Gillis Dorchester James L. Brennan Brighton Harold J. Bowen Jamaica Plain and Joseph A. McHugh East Boston.
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Boston College
Cardinal O’connell
George A. Lyons
Thomas I. Gasson
S. J
Boston Latin School
New College
University Heights
Newton
Andrew F. O’brien
Brockton
Frederick J. Gillis
Dorchester
James L. Brennan
Brighton
Harold J. Bowen
Jamaica Plain
Joseph A. McHugh
East Boston
Transfer of New Haven Officials to South Station Offices
The South station addition will house the offices of President Mellen and Vice-President Byrnes of the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad. Their furnishings are being moved there, while the vacated rooms go to Financial Vice-President Hobbs and his Boston & Maine staff. Other Boston & Maine officers will follow. the operating department under General Superintendent Lee stays at North station.
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South Station
Presdent Mellen
Byrnes
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Hobbs
Boston & Maine
Lee
North Station
Mayor Blocks Creed Issue In Republic Column
Mayor Fitzgerald writes that Wilson managers seek a Catholic for vice presidency and accuses closed door talks of nomination by religion. He also denounces Governor Foss reappointments to Metro parks and water boards as out of touch, urging new men be found.
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Fitzgerald
the Republic
Wilson
Foss
de Las Casas
Metropolitan Park Commission
Loot Recovered in Rye Beach Jewelry Heist
Pinkerton agents and Captain Armstrong of the Boston police recovered 3000 dollars of loot yesterday from a June 17 theft at George M Studebaker's summer home in Rye Beach New Hampshire. Edgar R Beach is under arrest and said to have confessed. The balance of 15000 dollars in jewelry has been recovered and will be restored to the Studebakers.
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Pinkerton National Detective Agency
Captain Armstrong
Boston Police
George M. Studebaker
Rye Beach
N. H
Edgar R. Beach
Studebakers
Edward H Cole Elected NAPA President in Boston
Edward H. Cole of Somerville was elected president of the National Amateur Press Association at its 87th annual convention in Boston. Delegates closed the convention yesterday morning and enjoyed a harbor trip in the afternoon, followed by a lawn party hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles A Parker at 29 Walnut Street Malden.
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Edward H. Cole
Somerville
National Amateur Press Association
Boston
Charles A. Parker
Walnut Street
Malden
Kosher Meat Supply Cut Off Across Massachusetts
The wholesale kosher meat industry will halt all supply in Greater Boston and the state over the next four months. The decision was made behind closed doors at N. Berman’s Cooper Street office with representatives from Armours Swifts New England Dressed Meat and Brighton Dressed Meat present. About 200000 Jewish residents would be affected by the cutoff.
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Greater
Boston
Massachusetts
N. Berman
Cooper Street
Armours, Swifts
New England Dressed Meat Company
Brighton Dressed Meat Company
New York
Philadelphia
Henry H. Levenson
Kehilla
Jewish Meat Strike Sparks Boston Debate and Action
The Jewish Kehilla condemns wholesalers for cutting meat supply to over 200000 Mass residents. Aimed at four month restraint, the move prompts calls for public intervention and measures to keep meat affordable. Strike leaders vow broader pressure, including possible legislative action, with a public hearing requested by civic groups and a large women’s demonstration planned.
Immodest dressing sparks letters from young Boston girls
Boston youths defend fashion while clergymen and clubwomen protest skimpy skirts and painted features. Letters from 14 to 20 year olds defend style as social attention and marriage prospects rise, lampooning mothers’ norms and praising simpler outfits amid growing fashion farce.
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Post
Boston
Magerie
the Post
A. T
Peter Thompson
New Haven Railroad Blocked from Acquiring Rutland Stock
Justice Gerard in the Supreme Court extended a temporary injunction preventing the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad from purchasing the majority stock of Rutland Railroad from the New York Central Railroad. The Central has held a controlling interest in Rutland for over nine years.
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New York
Gerard
Supreme Court
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New York Central Railroad Company
Rutland Railroad Company
the Central
Rutland
Church Rescue Mission Plans New Dormitory
The Church Rescue Mission will sell its property at 1068 Washington Street to build a larger facility to house 200 men nightly, replacing current arrangements that turn away many.
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Church Rescue Mission
Washington Street
Sanfords Ginger A Summer Health Aid
Sanfords Ginger is promoted as a versatile health remedy for cramps pains colds chills stomach and bowel ailments fatigue nervousness and sleeplessness. The ad touts a delicious blend of ginger aromatics and French brandy with the Owl trademark and forty years of purity and strength.
Discharged Patrolman Starts Suit Against Boston Police
Samuel J. Sweetland, formerly a patrolman of Division 1, sues Police Commissioner Stephen O'Meara claiming wrongful and illegal discharge from the Boston police force.
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Stephen O’meara
Samuel J. Sweetland
Division 1
Sweetland
Boston
Sweetland Discharged Over Conduct Unbecoming an Officer
Sweetland was dismissed from the police force for conduct unbecoming an officer after allegedly stealing 26 from a prisoner. He denied the charge at the initial hearing and pleaded not guilty at his trial before captains Yeaton Harriman and Canney. He had served 10 years and carried an otherwise enviable record until early 1910 when a separate incident involving Miss Sallie E Beck led to further disciplinary action.
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Sweetland
Hjalmas l Laktinen
Yeaton
Harriman
Canney
Sallie E. Beck
North End
Division 1
Miss Beck
O'Meara
Debate Over Signing Date of the Declaration of Independence
In Philadelphia on July 5 descendants of the signers argued over whether the Declaration was signed on July 4 or July 5 1776. They noted signatures were added at various times with only four dated July 4. A forceful speaker asserted the document bore the July 4 date, securing agreement.
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Philadelphia
Congress
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