Public hearing set on gas price dispute in Charlestown
Massachusetts Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners orders a public hearing at 603 Ford Building Boston for July 11 at 10 a.m. regarding the Charlestown Gas and Electric Company petition to reopen and consumers request for a gas price reduction. The hearing follows petitions to reopen the case and seeks a decision on pricing.
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Washington, D. C
Norfolk
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
Boston
Charlestown Gas & Electric Company
Ford
Ashburton Place
Tobey
Prudential policyholders to vote on directors in Newark meeting
Notice to policyholders of The Prudential Insurance Company of America announces a meeting at the Newark home office on December 1, 1919 at noon to select four trustees for the board of directors. Eligible voters are policyholders 21 or older with policy in force one year, voting in person or by proxy.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Alois Smith
Boston
Frank W. Smith
Sid Petitioner
Boston Post
Robert Grant
Esquire
Arthur W. Dolan
Register
Prudential Insurance Company OF America
Newark
New Jersey
Forrest F, Dryden
WANTED Old photo catalogs and coins for cash
Wanted to buy old photo catalogs quoting prices paid ten cents. WM. io. N. Paddeck bids at 101 recant? 1 1. Also want your old coins stamps and coin guides quoting prices ten cents KF. R. Kimball Room 124 Kimball Building 18 Tremont Street Boston.
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John Kell
Mass. Ave
Boston
Foto
WM. Io. N
R. Kimball
Kimball Bidg
Tremont St
Massachusetts Amateur Golf Championship Draws at Winchester
Drawings and starting times for the Massachusetts Amateur Golf Championship begin tomorrow at Winchester Country Club. Players from Winchester Vespe Wollaston Brae Burn Chestnut Hill and more are listed with tee times from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. including names like Breppennee Wood Godson Thayer Manning and Bond. The article also notes ongoing boxing gossip about Dempsey Carpentier Sears Siegel and Johnson and mentions a planned boxing event at Madison Square Garden for wounded soldiers.
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Massachusetts
Winchester Country Club
B. K. Brepbennee
Winchester
R. A. Wood
M. J. "Mackey
Wollaston
E. Tower Woodlan
Albemarle
E. Sac
Godson
Woodland
Y. &.Wrence
Woodlan
Joshua Crane
Country Club
I. G. Thayer
Wollas
I, Campbell
A. P. Chase
R. B. Neiley
Percy
A. M. Bond
Rice
Itteks
Meer
Barter
Rea Rivers
Oakley
H. de
A. B. Bliss
Lexington
W. A. Carl
C. D. Noyes, Jr
Crow Point
S. D. Bush 2d
Francis Ouiist
Goodland
N. W. Dean
R. Hornblower
H. Nesbit
Chestnut Hill
Childs
H. S. Gould
J. Gallagher
N. T. Lovell
Wae Burn
J. W. Gahen
R. E. Harlow
Secarboro
W. C. Chick
H. W. Joyce
Norfolk
C. M. Amory
Durham Jones
Brae Burn
RB. Paton
Homestead
T. M. Claflin
McGregory, Jr
Tedesco
E. F. Emerson
Hatherly
A. D. Knight
Worcester
Jon Farren
F. E. Jones, Jr
Brae-Burn
F. H. Wood
H. Dudley
P. A. Hendrick
M. H. Stone
George C. Martin
Woodland, and Co
Watters
P. W. Whittemore
Clark
Myopia
J. A. Wheeler, Jr
M. Crosby
George Folin
J. P. Whorf
R. Whitney
R. de Z. Pierce
Oalkley
T. Meigs
Vesper
R. Wil New Bedford
Vai
Mk. Hall
Wollaston Lombard
T. FE. Tully
Wincheter
Pisroenl
Tatuuck
Knights of Columbus
Jimmy Twyford
K. of C
New York
Jack Dempsey
Madison Square Garden
Josephs Edges Joe Lynch Style Fight at Fenway A A
Bobby Josephs of the West End fought Joe Lynch of New York to a decision at Fenway A A last evening in twelve rounds. Lynch dominated after the fifth round, but Josephs was floored in the tenth and eleventh. A spectator stormed the ring and was knocked down by the referee. Also in the card Billy Duffy beat Kia Quill in eight rounds and Art Ross outpointed MacMurphy in six, with Young Cahill defeating Frank Tillo in the other prelim.
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Bobby Josephs
West End
Joe Lynch
New York
Fenway A. A
Moore
Josephs
Lynch
Billy Duffy
Kia Quill
Art Ross
MacMurphy
Young Cahill
Frank Tillo
Yachts Halt At Boothbay After Long Gloucester Run
Eastern Yacht Club fleet reaches Boothbay Harbor after a slow voyage from Gloucester to Portland. Twenty yachts anchor before sunset as light winds and rain slow the crossing. Racing to Tennant's Harbor planned for tomorrow with calmer seas and clear skies expected.
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Boothbay Harbor
Gloucester
Portland
Eastern Yacht Club
Sheepscot Bay
Tennant’s Harbor
Oscar Upholstering Co Offers In-Home Parlor Set Reupholstery
Upholstering for a five piece parlor set with full materials supply including tapestry velour and Boston leather. Springs repaired frames repolished and work done at home if desired. Free auto service. Office 8 Winter St Room 615 Boston. Branch Roxbury Tel 3743-M.
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Boston
H, Oscar Upholstering Co
Winter St
Gilchrist's
Our Work Is Guaranteed Home Upholstering Co Ad
Our Work Is Guaranteed offers a week long price of 15 dollars for reupholstering a five piece set in tapestry or imitation leather with springs repaired and frames polished to look like new. Service may occur at the customer's home. The firm touts 25 years in New England and a fixed address at 12 West St Room 504 Rex, 2869-R.
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New England
HOM
West St
Rex
Miscue Gives Portland Win After Late Eighth Inning Rally
Portland wins 4 1 over Lowell as a misplayed fly ball in right field allows three Portland runners to score in the eighth. Key hitters include Corcoran Bailey Moorfield and Tuckey with Penfold taking the loss.
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Portland
Scanlon
Lowell
Lawrence 6 Fitchburg 2 scoreline on July day
Lawrence bunched hits in the first two innings to defeat Fitchburg 6 to 2. Pitchers Wiley and James split duties as Lawrence improves. key players include Duffee Poole H White Ryan Barcroft and Connell. Duffee Poole Lewis Freitag Schmidt and James contribute two base hits or RBIs in a rugged contest.
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Lawrence
Fitchburg
A. Duffee
Poole
Page
Lewis
H.white
Connell
Ryan
Tacwicson
Oye
Freitag
Casazza
James
Ag Romeo
Jacobson
Frrars
Duffee
Senior
Cline
Schmidt
Wiley
Barcroft
Haverhill Beats Lewiston 2-0 In Makeshift Contest
Lewiston hosts Haverhill in a July game, losing 2 to 0 as double plays halt two Lewiston rallies. Lindberg? Noted players include Sharpe and Ganzel driving runs for Haverhill while Elking and Quinn pitched. Final line shows Haverhill with a slim victory and Lewiston errors cited.
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Haverh
Haverhill
Po.a. AB. Bie
PO. A. Sharpe
Lyons
Faulkner
Stark
Gonzales
Beaudoin
Forsythe
Kost
Ganzel
Kinston
Duffee
Moriarty
Burkett
Ping
Cannon
Elking
Quinn
Sharpe
Gongales
Bikins
Pike
Kogt
fily—-Forsythe
Balla
Elkins
Cox Wins Grand Circuit Edwards Stake at Cleveland
Frank Dewey driven by Walter Cox won the Edwards stake of 3000 dollars for 2.08 pacers, opening the 1919 Grand Circuit harness season in Cleveland. Heat winners included three of 14 pacers, with Kentucky June taking the one-mile three-year-old trot. Grace Direct clinched the final race pace.
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Frank Dewey
Walter Cox
Kentucky
Grace Direct
Fentucky
B. F
Manrice
W. Flema
Atlantic Express
W. Trainor
Mabel Worthy
Harveta
Guy
B. G
Guy Axworthy
Hyde
Simbo
Siliko
White
Harmony
Antle
Murphy
Iaan? Knight
Gen. Watts (Geers
Tommy Direct
Direct Joe
Mc Donald
Baron de Forest
Princehal
Alice Moko
Cord Axworth
Robert Bennett
Betty Thornton
Virginia Bingen
Forest City
Natalie, the Great
Peter the Great
Thomas
CRC
de Reese Dudette
Geers
B. c
I. G. Jones
el Stout
Ch. G
Stout
Coseest
the Edwards
B. H
John Dewey
Darvester
Br. c
W. Fleming
Oi BO. Beg
Ward
Red Bearer
Whitney
Alexander the Great
Kathleen Gate
Omonde
Grace Eo B. m
Walter
John R. Braden
J. Thomas
Dan Hedgewood
Peter Mauer
Pthel Chimes
Maggie Wreath
Highland Lassie Mowrer Boy
CNS Ee Carne Sa Ok
Cale
Cale Ois (Seebelle 2 7 Jay Mack, c. H
Whitehead
Symbol Baron
Bik. m
McMahon
Rascal
Willis
Pos Whvia Nets
Betsey Hamlin
Moore
Edward P
Little Battiste
Finish Arlmont Trophy Tourney by July Nineteenth
The fifth round of the Season's trophy tournament at the Arlmont Golf Club must be finished on or before Saturday July 19. The nine round event ends September 18. Unplayed matches by the dates will be forfeited.
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Arlmont Golf Club
Arlington Heights
Waterfront Calendar July 8 1796 War Day 823
July 8 marks the 1796th day since war began and 823 days in war. It is the 190th day of the year, with details on tides and celestial events: full moon July 13, new moon July 27, planetary positions Venus Jupiter Saturn, Mars as morning star rest of year.
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U. S
Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Marine freight and fish pier tie up show strike impact
The fishermen's strike left only a few vessels at the fish pier with mixed catches. Theresa and Anna carried swordfish and large mackerel, while groundfish ships reported thousands of pounds of cod, hake, halibut, haddock, and saltfish. Ex vessel prices varied for large cod, market cod, halibut, and swordfish. A South Africa cargo of wool and hides arrived aboard Sabine, and the Bradford E Jones completed lumber loading for Buenos Aires. Cornucopia prepared for Liverpool after provisioning for 2355 tons, and Marie Z Michalinos slated for Brest with four thousand tons freight cars and auto parts.
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Theresa
Anna
Mary J. Ward
Republic
Waltham
Catherine
South Africa
Boston
Sabine
Commonwealth Pier
South Boston
Bradford E. Jones
Boothbay Harbor
Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Cornucopia
Flynn
Mystic Wharf
Liverpool
Marie Z. Michalinos
Brest
France
French High Commission
Big Bill at Revere Track Sets Weekend Card
This week at Revere track features two nights of racing for youth in a New England title bid with trials Tuesday and finals Saturday. Fast youngsters race straight heats while a 1 2 mile motor paced event pits Corry Carman and Madonna against the Italian champion. The five mile pro follows Chandler Rollins Thomas clash. Kramer meets Grenda in a special match race for Boston crowds.
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Simon Pyres
Revere
New England
Beach Oval
Corry
Carman
Madonna
Chandler-Rollins-Thomas
Kramer
Boston
al Grenda
Shipping News Arrived With Dozens Of Tows And Barges
A long shipping list notes steamers and schooners arriving and leaving ports from New York to Philadelphia and beyond. Vessels include Sabine Dryden Melville Cohocton Pocahontas Pars with multiple towing barges, plus steamers Cornucopia Governor Dingley and many schooners. The report details harbor movements, pick ups at Sandwich and Rockland, and barges reassigned to various destinations.
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Dryden
Melville
U. 8
S. S
New York
Calvin Austin
Decker
Cto
Alabama
Chester
Pallas
Perkins
Sandwich
Bill Highes
Honeybrook
Wentworth
Port Johnson
N. J
Salem
Paoli
Wall
Rockland
Carlisle
Derrickson
Philadelphia
Merriam
Marblehead
Saucon
Lynn
Neshaminy
Savage, Wessel
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Coastwise
Pateman
Northern
Pocahontas
Scott
Harrisburg
Narrangansett
Finglass
Hrockton
Rondout
North America
Partridge
Shickshinney
Parkers Flats
Strafford
Cohocton
Standard NI
Blake
Bangor
Socony
Security
Pickett
Franconia
Mitchell
Apple River
N. 8
Ella Clifton
White
Mattie J. Alles
Wallace
Shulee
N. S
Louise McLean
Simmons
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