Little Grandmother of the Russian Revolution Sends Message
Mme Catherine Breshkovsky writes from a moving railroad car dwelling in Siberia to Miss Helena S. Dudley praising the Russian people as reasonable and righteous. She predicts the war will continue until allies end annexation and notes her travels from place to place speaking to crowds.
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Mme
Catherine Breshkovsky
Helena S. Dudley
Siberia
Urals
Russia
Minusinsk
Man Sues for 5000 in Damages After Shipboard Dog Bite
Allan Morrison sues in Suffolk Superior Court claiming a dog owned by Warren Transportation Company aboard the steamship Matoa bit him while at Atlantic works East Boston. He seeks 5000 dollars in damages from the carrier.
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Allan Morrison
Suffolk Superior Court
Matoa
Warren Transportation Company
Steamship Company
Atlantic Works
Boston
Dorchester Sailor Recalls Anglian Sinking After U-Boat Attack
James P. King of Dorchester narrates his voyage on the Anglian which was torpedoed about 200 miles from the English coast after a daytime battle with a U-boat. He survived in a lifeboat ten hours and was rescued by the Garland, later enduring a Zeppelin air raid in London before returning home aboard the Mongolia.
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James P. King
Shafter Street
Dorchester
Boston
Young King
Anglian
King
Garland
Plymouth
London
Mongolia
Maine Suffragists Deplore Militancy
Mrs Deborah K Livingston Maine suffrage leader denounces militant tactics amid publicity of Washington based Congressional Union. She says Maine suffragists will pursue peaceful appeals to voters for full enfranchisement in September.
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Bangor
Deborah K. Livingston
State Suffrage Campaign Committee
United States
Congressional Union
Washington
Maine
First Corps Starts for Ayer from Boston
The First Corps Cadets Engineers' Regiment left Boston for the Ayer cantonment as the first company to begin army training. Thousands of mothers and spectators crowded North Station to see the men off, with many walking beside the train to offer farewell. The company includes college athletes and veterans from the Mexican border and France. They will train at Ayer to ready the camps for incoming troops.
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First Corps
Engineers’ Regiment
Boston
Ayer Cantonment
North Station
Ayer
First Corps Cadets Engineer Regiment
Massachusetts
National Army
Westfield Patriot Seeks Army Enlistment With Extra Teeth
A Westfield constituent requests enlistment in the U S Army despite disqualification for wearing false teeth. Congressman Allen T Treadway forwards the case to Surgeon General General William C Gorgas to consider allowing an extra set of teeth for use in the trenches.
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Pittsfield
Allen T. Treadway
Westfield
Treadway
William C. Gorgas
Washington
United States Army
Engagement announced for Frederick H. Prince Jr and Elizabeth Harding
Frederick H. Prince Jr son of Mr and Mrs Frederick H Prince of Boston and Wenham will wed Miss Elizabeth Harding daughter of William P G Harding of Washington governor of the Federal Reserve Board The Prince serves with the American Lafayette Escadrille in the French flying corps on furlough due to expire in two weeks and will return to France He is brother of Norman Prince killed while serving in France The wedding is set for July 14 at noon at St John s Episcopal Church Washington
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Frederick H. Prince, Jr
Frederick H. Prince
Boston
Wenham
Elizabeth Harding
William P. G. Harding
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Prince
Lafayette Escadrille
France
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Summer church union services and food thrift events in Chelsea
Protestant churches from Chelsea plan summer Sunday services at the First Congregational Church with Rev. Fred M. Estes as preacher for three Sundays and the sermon on The Religion for the Twentieth Century. The Cathedral Service Unit backs Hoover’s food economy drive with Miss Sarah Louise Arnold speaking on Everywoman's Relation to the Food Thrift Campaign at St Paul Cathedral on July 12. St Paul’s Dean and St George Guild open sailors’ rooms at Bromfield Street for summer evenings with reading, games, and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
Central Congregational
First Methodist Churches
Chelsea
First Congregational Church
Fred M. Estes
Hoover
Sarah Louise Arnold
Simons College
Women's Committee On
Committee On Public Safety
St. Paul
Rousmaniere
Stockbrokers sue Donald C. MacDonald
Bamberger and Loeb along with Hornblower and Weeks file two suits in Suok Superior Court alleging Donald C. MacDonald authorized stock purchases. One claim seeks 8975.90 dollars for general stocks, the other 15060 dollars for New York Central rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald C. MacDonald
Suok
Bamberger & Loeb
Hornblower & Weeks
MacDonald
New York Central
Food prices fall in yesterday's markets across multiple items
Several staples showed price drops including lamb flour beans berries melons potatoes turnips and mackerel haddock and finnan haddie. Fresh apricots and cherries also listed lower. Butterfish lemonsole spinach prices rose.
Market prices for fruits and vegetables listed in ad
The notice shows large strawberries at 18 cents, red and black raspberries at 15 cents, peaches at 40 cents per 113 pound basket. California apricots 15 cents a dozen, blueberries 2 cents per box. Celery 25 cents per bunch, rhubarb 3 cents a pound, cabbage 6 cents, beans 9 cents a quart. Native asparagus 15 cents a bunch, Southern 25, citrus unchanged.
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California
General Edwards Begins Maine Route Inspection Tour
General Edwards departs with staff to inspect Maine country and railroad routes. He will focus on railroad operations and district heads for war duty with the Department of the Northeast. He will confer with Governor Milliken in Augusta and visit Bangor Rockland Bar Harbor and nearby points.
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Generale Edwards
Maine
New England
Department of the North
Augusta
Milliken
Pine Tree State
Bangor
Rockland
Bar Harbor
Market Prices Drift After Spring Rally
Prices for spinach butterfish and lemon sole rise modestly due to seasonality and fair weather amid a general downward trend after spring highs. Lamb legs, hindquarters and several fish vary with notable drops in flour and produce. beets carrots turnips onions lettuce peas potatoes and berries show small changes as summer supplies adjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Hall
400 Weavers Strike at New Bedford Mill
About 400 weavers walked out at the Butler mill in New Bedford today. The fixers warp twisters beamers quillers and union slashing staff also left, halting all operatives. The strike followed mill notices to reintroduce the fining or grading system dropped since 1912, with no disturbances reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Butler
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Mme. Breshkovsky
Lehn & Fink
HUB
Shantung
Norfolk
Poplin
Georgette Crepe
Milan
F. H. Prince, JR
Frederick H. "Prince, Jr
C. R. Bailey
St. Ann's Episcopal Church, Revere
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Wakefield
Gen. Edwards
New Bedford
Luden’s
Luden
We. H. Luden
Reading
Garters
Poliag
A.stein & CO
New York
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