Boston Seeks Aid for Campbellton Relief Efforts
Officials in Boston issue a call for relief to Campbellton victims after a fire destroyed homes and killed a father. Tents are delayed while shacks rise to shelter the homeless. organizers plan a public meeting to decide relief work with the Chamber of Commerce and local groups coordinating aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbellton
Boston
Frederick J. Macleod
John B. Patterson
John M. Martin
Cc. W. Macdonald
Chamber of Commerce
Campbellton Disaster Aid Prompted Boston Reply
Governor Hazen of New Brunswick thanked Mayor Fitzgerald for Boston sympathy after Campbellton fire left thousands homeless and penniless. A city meeting of volunteers was called for Friday at noon in the old aldermanic City Hall to organize aid efforts.
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J. Douglas Hazen
New Brunswick
Boston
Campbellton
Fitzgerald
Hazen
Ali Aldemanic Chamber
Fredericton
N. B
John F. Fitzgerald
Mass
Richardsville
Glidden Balloon Flown High Then Caught in Cyclone
Glidden and companions rode a balloon through a fierce cyclone over a hayfield. An attempted anchor release failed, cutting hurt a hand, while the gas bag was driven into trees. After the wind subsided the balloon settled and rescuers felled two trees to free it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glidden
Massachusetts Leads All-American Rifle Match at Bay State Range
Wakefield July 14 Massachusetts held a four point lead in the grand total as the 600 yard stage closed at the Bay State rifle range. Navy, naval academy, marine corps, Massachusetts, Maine and New Hampshire teams competed with Massachusetts topping at 600 yards 557 overall. Private C J Van Amberg led individuals with 140 of 150, and Private C J Long of Medford fired 12 bullseyes in a perfect 600 yard run. Multiple prizes were awarded to Massachusetts and other service members, with Lt Commander Hilary Williams winning the officers aggregate.
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Wakefield
Massachusetts
Bay State
United States Navy
Naval Academy
Marine Corps
Maine
New Hampshire
Navy
C. J. van Amberg
Co. B
Midshipman Smith
Midshipman
Badger
Quartermaster Wierkowski
Ensign Griffin
C. J. Long
Co. E
5Th Regiment
Medford
New England
Eben
Draper
5Th Infantry
Quinby
McLane
Hayden
Hilary Williams
John I. Parker
Gloucester
D. W. Wentworth
P.S. Schofield
Med
H. T. Smith
V. V. Woodward
John E. Parker
Davis
C. B. Long
E. C. Barker
Wahlistrom
Williams
H. E. Woods
George W. Chesley
J. E. Burns
Lowell
J. E. Parker
George W. Reif
U. S. Navy
Naval Acadmy
S. Marine Corps
E S. Navy
Donnelly Elected Vice President of Bill Posters Group
Charles T. Donnelly of John Donnelly & Sons was elected vice-president of the Associated Bill Posters and Distributors of the United States and Canada at a Chicago convention. A New England delegate and former president, he has long been a prominent figure in outdoor advertising, with the firm dating to 1850 and led by four brothers.
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Associated Bill Posters and Distributors
United States
Canada
Charles T. Donnelly
John Donnelly & Sons
Bill
Warrenton Street
Associated Bill
Chicago
Donnelly
New England Association
Harvard
Edward C. Donnelly
Joseph Donnelly & Sons
John Donnelly
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
Rev Cortland Myers of Tremont Temple rests at Royal Muskoka Can while lecturing and writing a book Dr J L Campbell of Cambridge is invited to preach at Atlanta Baptist Tabernacle during Dr Broughton summer vacation George F Mosher of Boston elected vice president of Free Baptist Churches at Ocean Park Old Orchard Me St Marys Episcopal Dorchester guild plans annual picnic at Houghtons Pond Swedish Church Cambridge to occupy newly enlarged church with seating more than doubling capacity
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J. L. Campbell
D. D
Cambridge
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Atlanta
Dr. Broughton
George F. Mosher
LL. D
Boston
Free Baptist Churches
General Conference
Ocean Park
Old Orchard
Norfolk and
Hampshire Streets
Association Officers Named From Various Cities
P. J. McAlling of St Louis Missouri was named president with Charles Bernard of Savannah Georgia as secretary and Harry St. Cary of Philadelphia as treasurer for the association.
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Association
P. J. MecAling
St. Louis
Charles Bernard
Savannah
Harry St. Cary
Philadelphia
Daily Fire Reports From City Streets and Alarms
A sequence of fire department calls logs multiple incidents with times ranging from 2:45 a.m. to 4:25 p.m. across districts including East Boston Charlestown and South Boston. Losses vary from $5 to $500 with names such as Parkhurst Spinney Betsey Halls Mrs Fisher Morris Silverman Edward Wilfred John Kranosti David Kennedy S J Myron and E S Dearmond associated with each box number location.
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Merrimac Street
Parkhurst Spinney
Columbus Avenue
Betsey Halls
Mt. Morenzy Avenue
Seattle Street
A. ©. Steadman
Paul Street
Edward Wilfred
Harrison Avenue
Lawrence Logan
Ellery Terrace
John Kranosti
Coy Street
Charlestown
J. H. Townsend
Haynes Street
East Boston
David Kennedy
Pike Street
Roxbury
Dearmond
Henry
Boston
S. J. Myron
A Street
South
Redlawn Bdlece the Co.s
Finance Commission Clears Health Board in Milk Case
The Finance Commission exonerated Dr. Samuel H. Durgin and Prof. James O. Jordan of discrimination and collusion charges raised during the milk strike. The panel found records show more prosecutions against worse offenders, with no foundation for the allegations of immunity for large dealers. Dr. Gallivan promised further disclosures but offered no conclusive proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Durgin
Board of Health
James O. Jordan
Milk Bureau
Finance Commission
Frank B. Gallivan
Legislative Committee
Gallivan
Jordan
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Faises
Aks
Washington and
Winter Streets
Madras
Eeereenses Seree Sui
Estabrooks
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Ensign
Amsden
Greater Boston
Young Ladies’ Guild
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Dorchester
Houghton’s Pond
Daily Fire Record
Fin.com
Clear Health Board
Durgin
Geo. Watson
Hilton
Newark
Ibratyrrzrs
Clothel
Eis
Geo. Watson & Co
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Bette Mae Ke, Ce
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Ewark
Broad and
Market Sts
Chestnut St
New York
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Broadway
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37Th St
Washington Street
Temple Place
Id Sa Building
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