Welcome Home Service for St James Episcopal Church Members
Chaplain Lyman H. Rollins spoke at a Welcome Home service for 53 members of St. James Episcopal Church in West Somerville yesterday afternoon. Rev. William H. Pettus, pastor and 27th regiment Coast Artillery chaplain, officiated with the full vested choir providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman H. Rollins
St. James’ Episcopal Church
West Somerville
William H. Pettus
27Th Regiment, Coast Artillery
Roxbury Boy Hospitalized After Auto Accident
Rudolph Anton five year old son of Charles Anton of 231 Boston street Roxbury sustained a fractured skull when struck by an auto owned and driven by Max Port of 6 Baldwin street Roxbury The accident occurred in front of the Anton home and the boy was taken to City Hospital where he is in a dangerous condition.
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Rudolph Anton
Charles Anton
Boston Street
Roxbury
Max Port
Baldwin Street
Anton
City Hospital
The Virginians Rise and Fall in Fashionable Tunbridge Wells
Harry Esmond Warrington sails from Tunbridge Wells into London society where wealth and charm mask fragility. He loses his fortune at White's, is jailed for debt, and saved by his brother George who returns from presumed death to clear debts. Their bond endures as they navigate love, loyalty, and war from Virginia to Canada.
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Hetty
Lambert
Earl of March
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Tunbridge
Bernstein
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White’s
Wolfe
Virginian
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Harry Warri
Chancery Lane
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George
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Esmond
Upington
Acc
Castlewoods
Rascal
France
Canada
Thackeray’s Foray into Politics and Cornhill Years
William Makepeace Thackeray briefly sought a parliament seat, reflecting his radical leanings and anti-corn law stance. He supported Ireland’s home rule but refused force for rights, then edited the Cornhill Magazine, boosting its early success before resigning to return to novels.
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William Makepeace Thackeray
Richard Cobden
Ireland
The Virginians by Thackeray in Castlewood and Washington
The essay reviews Thackeray's The Virginians, focusing on the Virginia era with Washington Braddock and Franklin appearing. It follows George Esmond Warrington's voyage to Castlewood, his deathly mission with Braddock, and the grief of Madam Esmond. Harry Warrington travels to England, meets Aunt Bernstein, and falls for Maria Esmond as Castlewood plots inheritance.
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General Braddock
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
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Braddock
Harry
England
Gumbo
Bernstein
Beatrix Esmond
Castlewoods
Post back numbers priced to readers across regions
Back issue copies can be secured at 2 cents each for the Daily Post, 6 cents for the Sunday Post in Greater Boston, and 7 cents elsewhere, if applied for immediately.
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Daily Post
Greater
Boston
Sunday Post
Medicos Plan Boston Irish Aid Fund Drive
Dr Francis P McCarthy of Tufts leads a move to organize a physicians and dentists committee for the Irish Freedom Fund in Greater Boston. John Morton chairs the advisory group as meetings set to formalize a campaign and broaden support among Irish sympathizers and medical professionals.
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Francis P. McCarthy
Tufts Medical School
Irish Freedom Fund
Greater
Boston
Ireland
McCarthy
John Morton
Dorchester
Boston City Club
Savings bill heads to Senate action today
The bill providing for monthly interest payments by the Savings departments of trust companies advances to the State Senate after passing all House stages.
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Savings Departments
State Senate
House of Representatives
Catholic Missions Collections Taken in U S Churches
Collections for Negro and Indian missions were taken up yesterday in all Catholic churches across the United States. In Boston Archdiocese offerings were requested by Cardinal O Connell. The Sacred Heart Church East Boston plans its annual reunion at Wood Island Park on August 2. Eight St Hugh’s Roxbury holds a garden party on July 19.
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United States
Boston
Cardinal O’connell
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Roxbury
Church of the Sacred Heart
East Boston
Wood Island Park
Hugh
Outlook for big season at Boston Symphony Orchestra
The Boston Symphony Orchestra foresees a busy winter season with high subscription sales. first month total surpasses last year by 15 percent. Conductor Pierre Monteux will lead, returning from France in September with new scores for early rehearsals as tours to major cities loom.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New England
West
Pierre Monteux
Monteux
France
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