Milton Hurd to bicycle trip from Boston to San Francisco
Newsman Milton Hurd plans a cross country bicycle journey with wife Mrs Hurd and their pets from Boston via Washington Street to San Francisco to visit relatives. They will camp and sell postcards to earn subsistence with the Rev Hiram Wallace in Healdsburg Cal as an anticipated stop.
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Milton A. Hurd
Washington St
Hayward Place
Shawmut St
San Francisco
Boston
Mr. Hurd
Hurd
Hiram Wallace
Healdsburg
Cal
Coleman
Teuton allies pin motto in Europe spread to Dorchester man
James J. McCormack of 24 Jerome Street Dorchester has brought back a pin bearing the legend Gott Strafe England or God Punish England. He has been in Europe since last October and reports seeing the emblem all over Germany and Austria.
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England
Germany
Austria
James J. McCormack
Jerome Street
Dorchester
Europe
John E. Redmond
The
New York Sun
Ireland
Orange Counties
Ulster
Nationalist Ireland
John KE
Redmond
P. J. Gallagher
Square
Boston
Pins from Vienna Spark German Attitude Toward England
In a Boston letter, leather dealer Mr. McCormack disputes Redmond’s Irish enlistment figures and discusses Germany, Austria, and sentiment toward England. He cites a pin showing an anchor and tackle as proof of widespread German anti English feeling among millions.
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Germany
Vienna
Mr. McCormack
England
Russia
France
McCormack
Austria
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Italy
Switzerland
Spain
Holland
Belgium
German Symbols on Navy Pin Claim England Hatred
The artifact features a life preserver with the motto Gott Strafe England in gold on a deep blue field. The pin’s emblematic anchor and belt symbolize Germany’s view that England must be defeated to preserve its national existence.
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England
Attractive Clover Leaf Garden at Marine Park Aquarium
A new Clover Leaf Garden rear of the South Boston Marine Park Aquarium transforms a bog and refuse dump area into a quadrifoliate lawn with a 15 foot fountain and a freshwater display. P J Gorman and assistants maintain goldfish and bass in the central basin. Plans foresee an open air pool for seals and sea lions nearby.
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Marine Park Aquarium
Strandway
Boston
Aquarium
Park Department
Marine Park
East First Street
P. J. Gorman
South Boston
Outings for Immigrants Proposed as Antidote to Detention
Congressman Tague supports Commissioner Skeffingtons plan to give daily outings to 97 immigrants detained at Long Wharf. Treasury officials are asked to approve transport on the cutter Winnisimmet and quarantine steamer Vigilant with Gallups Island as the outing site while the European war limits deportations.
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Tague
Charlestown
H.J. Skeffington
Long Wharf
Treasury Department
Winnisimmer
Skeffington
Dr. Grubbs
Gallups Island
Port Billings
United States
Bay State Eagles Elect New Officers
Thomas M. Jennings of Clinton was elected president of the Massachusetts division of the Order of Eagles at the closing session. Other officers chosen include Thomas F. Mahoney of Hudson as vice president, Frank Walsh of Fitchburg as chaplain, J. F. Griffin of Holyoke as secretary, and P. T. Garvey of Springfield as treasurer. The next convention date and place were to be decided by the new officers.
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Clinton
Thomas M. Jennings
Massachusetts
The
Order of Eagles
Thomas F. Mahoney
Hudson
Frank Walsh
Fitchburg
J. F. Griffin
Holyoke
P. T. Garvey
Springfield
Floating Hospital Makes Two Trips
The Boston Floating Hospital crew including 68 nurses and staff physicians prepared at North End Park dock as mothers with babies boarded the floating hospital, a white ship named in memory of Bennett H. Nash, for a harbor trip. The doctors studied children’s cases before departure and the night trip was named by Charles F. Hovey and sister Elizabeth Hovey.
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Boston Floating Hospital
North End Park Dock
Bennett H. Nash
Charles F. Hovey
Elizabeth Hovey
No police action in Everett explosion death
Everett police will take no action in the death of four year old Harry E Bricker burned by a firecracker explosion in a 50 gallon alcohol tank. Captain John Brown said Malden District Court Judge Bruce found no one negligent or responsible based on the evidence.
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Everett
Harry E. Bricker
John Brown
Bruce
Malden
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Hawley Streets
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the Post
BAY State Eagles
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George Frost Co
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