Youthful Patrons Enjoy Play at Vacation Schools
Playgrounds replace study as the rule at Hancock and Washington Vacation Schools. Over 600 children at Hancock joined calisthenics and swimming outreach under nurses led by Dr. Kiley. Washington School yard attendance was light, with suburban venues less used. Sessions run daily 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 30, Saturdays morning only.
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Hancock
Washington
Hancock School
North End Park
Kiley
Mora Cleared in Boston After Police Pin Yegg Suspect
July 6 report from Woburn states police failed to identify the third suspect in the Feb 5 shooting. Peter Mora, arrested in Boston, is declared not guilty by Adams after examining Mora's height face and scar. Essex will review Mora tomorrow to confirm Adams verdict and Mora’s release hinges on that finding.
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Woburn
Peter Mora
Boston
William F. Adams
Mora
Jacobson
O'Neil
Walsh
McDermott
Pinehurst Park
Billerica
Adams
Mara
Post
Yeggman
William Essex
Essex
Perlman-Simmons Nuptials At Adath Jeshurun Synagogue
Last evening Louis Perlman and Hannah Simmons were married at Adath Jeshurun Synagogue attended by many notables. Rabbi Harper officiated as Sam uel Simmons Mack Simmons and Arthur Meyer served as groomsmen. Bridesmaids Mollie Jennie Levitt and Ethel Downes. The couple plans a short honeymoon in New York.
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Adath Jeshurum
Louis Perlman
Hannah Simmons
Roxbury
Rabbi Harper
Samuel
Benjamin and
Mack Simmons
Arthur Meyer
Well-Informed Endorsement Promotes Syrup of Figs
One of the essentials for happy homes is reliable information on health and right living. The Well-Informed of the World approves a reputed laxative, Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. and sold by leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Providence Street Car Men Win Unanimous Union Backing
The State conference of street railway unions voted unanimous support for the Providence street car men. It pledged financial and moral aid and reported that arbitration offers were being discussed. A committee from 15 divisions of the Old Colony and Boston and Northern systems was named to handle general matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Washington Street
Providence Union
W. J. Walsh
Quincy
Old Colony
Boston & Northern
William French
Lowell
State Conference
Frank Keefe
Fall River
Frank M. Gould
Lawrence
John O'Connell
Brockton
Samuel Larkin
Georgetown
William Sproule
William J. Walsh
Thomas Mansfield
Taunton
Samuel Sleeper
Hyde Park
Edward O'Brien
Salem
Richard Copithorne
Chelsea
Alexander Smythe
Harvey McLennon
Gloucester
Joseph McHugh
Woburn
Richard McClellan
Nashua
N. H
Bold Diamond Robbery Foiled at Cooper & Forman in Maiden Lane
New York July 6 The attempted robbery of Cooper Forman diamond brokers in Maiden Lane was stopped by cashier William Stenson who confronted two men with a revolver as they examined a gems tray. The suspects James D. Shank and Frederick Kenny, both of New York, were halted and turned over to police.
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Savannah
Helen Taft
William Howard Taft
Bryn Mawr
Eva Baldwin
Helen
Denver
Bryan
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Papa
New York
Cooper & Forman
Maiden Lane
William Stenson
Stenson
Liberty
James D. Shank
Frederick Kenny
Gould May Challenge Fairs For His Title
London Eng July 6 Now that Punch Fairs has successfully defended his title to the worlds open court tennis championship by defeating F Johnson last week it is expected that in the course of a few days Jay Gould the American amateur court tennis champion will challenge Fairs for the title the latter now holds It is not likely however that the men will meet before winter.
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London
Eng
Punch Fairs
F. Johnson
Jay Gould
Fairs
School Janitors Convene State Convention Officers Re elected
The State convention of the Public School Janitors Association met at the Hotel Langham with 32 delegates present. Officers re elected included Patrick M Connolly of Boston as President Loren L Hicks of Worcester as Vice President William S Ford of Lawrence as Second Vice President Waldo H Lesure of Lawrence as Secretary John Mooney of Cambridge as Assistant Secretary and Frederick S Dickinson of Somerville as Treasurer.
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Public School Janitors’ Association
Langham
Patrick M Connolly
Boston
Loren L. Hicks
Worcester
William 8. Ford
Lawrence
Waldo H. Lesure
John Mooney
Cambridge
Frederick 8. Dickinson
Somerville
Nem Wey
Woman Widower Mary Doyle Wins City Teaming Bids Again
Mary Doyle of 22 Weld Avenue Jamaica Plain underbid all male rivals for city teaming work in West Roxbury Dorchester and her own district. Bids were opened by Superintendent Emerson with Doyle listed as Frank M. Doyle, her son and partner. Union protest planned over wages and hiring. Doyle’s West Roxbury bid: 5.40 doubles 3.10 singles 2 extra men. South Boston bids tied at 6 doubles 3.50 singles 2 extra men.
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Mary Doyle
Weld Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Emerson
Doyle
West Roxbury
Dorchester
Frank M. Doyle
Teamsters’ Union
John T. Scully
Cambridge
Relatives Claim Boston Doctor Delayed Notify Death of Lynn Man
Relatives of Sigfried L. Neilson of Lynn accuse Medical Examiner Magrath of Boston of failing to notify relatives of Neilson’s death on June 10. They allege papers in the room could identify him. Magrath denies knowledge of the man. Neilson died after injuring himself between May 23 and June 10, with his remains moved to Lynn for funeral after a Boston stay at 15 Bulfinch Street.
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Sigfried L. Neilson
Lynn
Magrath
Boston
Neilson
Bulfinch Street
North Grove Street Morgue
Notices of mill shutdowns in Massachusetts towns
In Lowell notices were posted announcing a shutdown next week and another for two weeks in August from the 10th to the 22nd. In Lynn a 12 year old boy named Raymond Murphy was kicked by a horse in the coal yard of J J Walsh and killed instantly after stumbling and falling.
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Lowell
Massachusetts Mills
Lynn
Raymond
Martin Murphy
Charles Street
J. J. Walsh
Peary Sets Forth On New North Pole Quest
The Roosevelt with Commander Robert E. Peary aboard sails from New York toward Sydney to begin another Arctic voyage in search of the North Pole. President Roosevelt to inspect ship at Oyster Bay. Peary hopes to plant the flag further north than any explorer before. Supplies listed include 16000 pounds flour and 10000 pounds sugar as crew anticipates long, arduous days in the polar region.
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Peary
New York
Peary Arctic Club
Roosevelt
East Twenty-fourth Street
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
City Island
Oyster Bay
Sydney
Cape Breton
East River
International and national briefs from July 6 notices
King Frederick hosts Jacob Riis in Copenhagen discussing American affairs including Roosevelt trip. Minneapolis chosen for National Young People’s Christian Union meeting July 7 to 14, 1909. DuPont lowest bidder for dynamite to Isthmian Canal Commission at 238 405. George Harrington drowns at Sandy Point Beach, Portsmouth. Williamsen embezzlement case in Detroit area with sentence of two and a half to five years. Pallbearers at Murat Halstead funeral include Huston and Gerard from 51 years earlier. Oscar Straus arrives at Woods Hole with family aboard the lighthouse tender May Agner.
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Copenhagen
Frederick
Jacob A. Riis
New York
Roosevelt
Denmark
Washington
Minneapolis
National
Young People’s Christian Union of the Universist Church
E. I. Dupont de Nemours Powder Company
Wilmington
Del
Isthmian Canal Commission
Newport
RB S
George Harrington
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Portsmouth
Sandy Point Beach
Harrington
One Hundred and Tenth Coast Artillery
Ow, Mich
Williams B.n
United Home Protectors’ Fraternity
Cincinnati
Murat Halstead
Alexander Huston
Stephen Gerard
George E Keith to Marry Again in Cape Breton Wedding
George Elden Keith, head of the George E Keith Shoe Co in Brockton, sails to North Sydney Cape Breton to wed Miss Susan Elizabeth Archibald. The ceremony follows a romance started in Egypt. The couple plans a year abroad visiting Britain and Europe before settling back in Brockton.
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George Elden Keith
George E. Keith
Brockton
Boston
North Sydney
Cape Breton
Susan Elizabeth Archibald
William A. Archibald
Mr. Keith
Eldon B. Keith
Harold C. Keith
Myron IL. Keith
Fred L. Packard
Bessie K. Packard
Esther Keith
Frank E. Packard
Egypt
Archibald
Keith
Quebec
British Isles
Harold
Dartmouth College
London
South Main Street
Campella
Eczema Relief Claim From Boston Store
Thousands in Boston suffer eczema and related skin eruptions and are told the ailment stems from external germs. The Jaynes Drug Co. promotes the A. J. M. Prescription by Dr. Geo. William Yates, offered in one dollar bottles, claiming rapid relief and lasting skin restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaynes Drug Co
Washington St
Geo. William Yates
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West End
Yegg
Perlman-Simmons
Ormsby
U. S
B. Woodbury Ormsby
George F. Ormsby
Federal
State Supreme Court
United States
Marshal Murchie
Dodge
Chardon Street
Amy Law Ormesby
Washington, D. C
Pemberton Square
Salisbury Beach
Indorse
GEM Guard
Gould
Boston Medical
New England
R. E. Peary
Woods Hole
Oscar
Straus
Provincetown
Agner
Meyer
Annapolis
Blake
Adams, Taylor &Co
State St
RYE
Geo. E. Keith
Son
Brockton National Bank
South Congregational Church
That City
Regal
Riker-Jaynes Drug Con
Wstoren
Houghton & Dutton
R. B H. White
S. S. Pierce Co
Brockton and Taunton
C. H. Goldthweaite
J. C. Brady
New N Hiedford
C. H
H. A. Lawton
Beverly
Rikrer-Jaynes
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