Abolitionist B. Rice Dies in Barre at 97
Thomas B. Rice a noted abolitionist and friend of Wendell Phillips and William Lloyd Garrison died in Barre after a paralytic stroke at age 97. Born in Barre January 30 1817 he worked 33 years as cashier for the Boston and Worcester railroad later part of the Boston and Albany. Survived by one daughter Lucy Rice his wife Maria Bacon predeceased him Funeral services expected Sunday afternoon.
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Barre
Thomas B. Rice
Wendell Phillips
William Lloyd Garrison
Francis Rice
Nancy Brigham
Leicester Academy
Massachusetts
Pink Pills Promise Health for Pale Teens and Mountain Ride
An article promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for chlorosis in teenage girls. It urges parental vigilance over complexion as health signals and references free booklets on diet, rest, and laxatives. The piece also describes a mountain excursion with City officials led by Driver Arthur Leach, ending with a dramatic descent and a mayoral fondness for local horses.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Wild ride for Boston assessors down Mt Greylock
WILLIAMSTOWN July 9 On the return trip from a visit to the summit of Mt Greylock a party of Boston assessors arriving in a four in hand mountain wagon had a wild ride as the horses dashed down a steep section swaying the carriage from side to side in a dizzy manner.
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Arthur Leach
W. H. Cuddy
Ward 8
A. S. P. Weeks
A. I. Andrew
A. I. Andrew's, Thomas Bond, the One-Time Baseball Star, James F. Eagan
John C. Cook
Thomas O. McEnaney
James H. Phelan
Matthew Binney, Jr
Arthur W. Smith
J. C. Byrne
Charles H. Warren
Greylock Mountain
Charles Folsom
Hotel Greylock
Leach
Jewel Road
Greylock
Curley
Boston
Dorchester
Williamstown
Mt. Greylock
Policeman’s Appeal Heard in Dedham
A Dedham police officer faces theft charges after an alleged shoplifting incident in a local store. The story notes a community interest in the upcoming feature “Tiny Tads” in the Post next Sunday and includes no further case details.
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Dedham
New England
Miss Sheehan Pupils Give Vocal Recital at Dorchester Studio
Principal soloist Miss Helene Josephe led a program of operatic selections by pupils of Miss Alice M. Sheehan at her Dorchester studio on a Wednesday evening. Accompanist Miss May Dacey supported a long, meritorious showcase featuring numerous soloists including Catherine Scannell and Mary Gray.
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Helene Josephe
Alice M. Sheehan
Catherine Hanlon
Lillian Thompson
Edith Scannell
Catherine Scannell
May Thompson
Dorothy Casserly
Mary McGrath
Bernadine Parsons
Marie Sheehan
Rosella Hernan
Mary Lynch
Ethel Robinson
Catherine Dougher
Catherine Sheehan
Frances Mitchell
Kathleen Dowling
May Wright
Hazel McDonald
Rita Maroney
Mary McDonald
Marie Doherty
Ce Ee Eeesen Sheeves
Arta
Rose Sheehan
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Abolition Fame
Phillips
Garrison
R. R. Cashier
Europe
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
America
Liverpool
Vaterland
Imperator
Aquitania
Commonwealth Pier
Cleveland
Cincinnati
mburg-American Line
Hamburg
Cuxhaven
Elbe River
Pilgrim Publicity Association
Bromfield Street
Fea
Seollay
Dandy
Iruthers
Boston Assessors
Stoughton
Hadley
Elal Wharf
Elmer Ramsey
Plant Line
Commer
Pabst
Peremy, Ie
Ay Hr Phe
Milwaukee
Pabst Milwaukee
Nilwauk
Peidels Anenen
Pabst Brewing Co
L. Speidel & Co., Inc
Tel. Main
Sleeper Street
Mass
Concord
N. H
Concord, N. H
Salem
New Hampshire
American Red Cross
Emery Grover
Dedham District Court
Cornelius Murphy
Norwood Police Department
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