Thousands Attend Boston Common Municipal Band Concert
Thousands gathered at the Parkman Bandstand for a four week series of noon and evening concerts conducted by Emil Mollenhauer. The city plans eight park concerts and 11 Sunday programs with the municipal band, costing $10,000 for the season.
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Parkman
Marine Park
Emil Mollenhauer
Handel and Haydn Society
Wood Island Park
Franklin Park
Jamaica Pond
Parkman Bandstand
Daylight Bill Still Pending After Conference
Washington July 15. Daylight Saving repeal remains unsettled as Senate and House agriculture leaders reopen talks. Senate demands another House vote on the repeal rider to the agricultural bill. Full House agriculture committee to consider the matter tomorrow.
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Washington
House
Senate
House Agriculture Committees
House Agriculture Committee
Army casualty list includes four privates killed
Washington reported four privates killed in action in the army casualty list dated July 15. Among the names is Henry Flibbet of 168 Fourth street Leominster Massachusetts.
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Washington
Henry Flibbet
Fourth Street
Leominster
Mass
Boston protests lack of recognition in rail fare talks
Acting Mayor Francis J. Ford blasts state and federal officials for omitting Boston from Monday discussions on commuter rail fare boosts. He argues the city suffered increased travel due to the 19 cent Elevated fare and that railroads gain from higher prices. Ford notes conference attendees were only government and railroad officials and urges Boston representation.
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Boston
Francis J. W. Ford
Max Thelen
Railroad Administration
Washington
Ford
Thelen
Bolshevist Danger Warns of Chaos and Robbery
Colonel R R Teusler Red Cross commissioner to Siberia warns in New York that Bolshevism threatens to undo Germany’s overthrow and describes it as murder robbery loot tyranny and chaos. He cites burning libraries cathedral looting and banners urging retribution as proof of Bolshevik influence.
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New York
Germany
R. R. Teusler
Red Cross
Siberia
Vladivostok
United States
Teusler
St. Luke’s Hospital
Tokio
Japan
Russia
Paris Moves to Double Food Stations and Control Prices
The Paris cabinet plans to double government food stations, open more popular restaurants, and supply foodstuffs to the public via Co operative associations. A War Department stock price control will be set, with penalties for speculation and possible store closures. Deputy Henri Roy of Orleans may become under secretary to enforce the measures.
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Paris
War Department
Henri Roy
Orleans
Avon's Hull murder under second confession
Edward O'Brien aged 20, a clerk at Hull and Deppisch in Avon New York, confessed for a second time that he struck the hammer blows that killed Gardiner C Hull. He now says his fellow clerk Edward E Paige did not commit the murder as he had alleged in a prior confession.
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Avon
Edward O’brien
Gardiner C. Hull
New York
Hull & Deppisch
Jones
Fate of former German Emperor debated by war responsibility committee
The interallied committee on war responsibility discussed the emperor's fate and stated no demand had yet been made to the Dutch government.
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Paris
Death of Boston Post foreman Thomas A. Feeley
Thomas A Feeley longtime foreman of the Boston Post mailing department died at his home 231 Leyden Street Orient Heights East Boston on Monday night. The funeral will be held at Josephs Church Breed Street East Heights with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery Malden.
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Thomas A. Feeley
Boston Post
Leyden Street
Orient Heights
Boston
Joseph’s Church
Breed Street
Aes Heights
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Veteran Post mailer Tom Feeley remembered by staff
Tom Feeley, longtime Post mailer for 26 years, died before turning 47. Born July 22, 1872 in Boston, he joined the Post after his 21st birthday and rose to foreman of the mailing room. He spent time in Albuquerque and Thomasville seeking health before returning to work and leaving a wife Mary Sheehan and six children. He was respected for faithful service to the Post and loved across Newspaper Row.
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Tom" Feeley
The
Post
Boston
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Mexico
Thomasville
Eliot School
Record
Tom
Mary Sheehan
Frances
Estelle
Agnes
Anna
John
Thomas Piss Apll
Feeley
Marriage Intentions List Shows Local Couples Plans
A long column lists multiple couples intending marriage, including William Carr and Daisy Rogers, Michael De Simone and May Dunning, James Donahue and Johannah Deas, with ages, occupations, and addresses across Dorchester, South Boston, Hyde Park, and Cambridge. The notice features several other couples, noting occupations, residence towns, and in some cases widowed status.
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William Carr
Monument Sq
Charlestown
Daisy Rogers
Southampton
England
Michael J. de Simone
Topliff St
Dorchester
May J. Dunning
James T. Donahue
Brockton
Johannah Deas
Cortes St
William J. Driscoll
South Boston
Mary
Donnellan
East Seventh St
Adam J. Lazarevich
Iron Moulder
Hyde Park Ave
Hyde Park
Louise
Zeland
Bowen St
John J. Sheedy
New Haven
Conn
Gertrude W. Griffin
Morton St
Mattapan
Martin A. Olson
Newbury St
Mary B. Montpleasant
Neptune Rd
Boston
Herbert I. Potter
U. S
Charlestown Navy Yard
Annie Finney
Moulton
B St
Angelina Brusa
Lawrence Ct
James F. Kokorogianes
Dwight St
Lena I. Egleston
John O'Flynn
U. S.N
U.S. &. Thornton
Mary J. Flanagan
Brooks St
Brighton
John E. Cain, Jr
Empire St
Allston
Alice B. Murray
John J. Quinlan
Albany St
Isabelle G. Fountaine
Taunton
Raffaele di Prisco
Sherwood Et
Burleson Denies Resignation Rumor
Postmaster General Burleson met with the President after a Cabinet meeting and then moved to his office. It was announced that postal relations with Germany would be established at once. He stated there was absolutely no truth to rumors he would leave the Cabinet.
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Burleson
White House
Germany
Dorchester Veterans Hear About State Bonus Applications
More than 600 World War veterans attended Old Dorchester Post American Legion in G A R Hall Dorchester for bonus applications. Notaries public aided the process as officer elections were set for later in the month with Lt Bernard S Carroll presiding.
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Old Dorchester
American Legion
G. A. R. Hall
Park Street
Dorchester
Bernard S. Carroll
Explosion on Roseleaf Tanker Kills Twenty Six at Sea
In Cardiff reports twenty six people were killed in an explosion aboard the British tank steamer Roseleaf, a 3817 net ton vessel. She was last listed at Cardiff on June 22.
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Cardiff
Wales
Bonus blanks ready at K of C on Boston Common
Commonwealth offers common bonus application blanks for Massachusetts men in the Allied war effort. Daniel J. Sullivan says secretaries will aid daily in filling forms and state officers will administer the oath at no cost to applicants at the K of C hut on Boston Common.
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Commonwealth
Massachusetts
K. of C. Hut
Boston Common
Daniel J. Sullivan
Acid fumes force masks at Bromfield street jewelry shop
Firemen were called to H. K. Alsterlund & Co. at 36 Bromfield street after a jar of sulphuric acid spilled. Gas masks were required to enter the building. Fumes were subdued using chemicals.
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H. K. Alsterlund & Co
Bromfield Street
Revere Opens Baby Clinic for Summer
The Revere Medical Association opened a baby clinic yesterday at the Board of Health offices on Broadway Revere under Drs Nigro and Mantinoff. One five month old patient James Monroe Andrews from Beachmont weighed 14 pounds and received care. The clinic will run on Tuesdays and Fridays all summer with hopes to expand to permanent citywide clinics if successful.
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Revere Medical Association
Revere
Board of Health
Broadway
Winthrop Avenue
Beachmont
James Andrews
James
Beachmont Baby
Revére
Sherman resolution seeks FTC meat export documents
A July 15 resolution by Senator Sherman Republicans Illinois requests the Federal Trade Commission furnish the Senate with documents on U S meat exports to Great Britain. The measure passed without a record vote after Senator Kenyon questioned propaganda against the commission and its findings as Sherman cited interviews in England by Chairman Colver.
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Washington
Sherman
Illinois
United States
Great Britain
Kenyon
Iowa
Colver
Commission
England
Tendo
Senator claims Culver aided British trade harm
A senator accused Culver of sending unfriendly information to British authorities that could damage the U S export trade. He suggested Culver and possibly others acted to undermine market access overseas and blamed such actions as injurious to commerce in England and its colonies.
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England
Culver
Two Escape From Portsmouth Yard
PORTSMOUTH N H two inmates from the navy yard prison escaped today seizing a boat and rowed to the Kittery shore. Naval officials say civilians assisted. Richards who escaped last year in uniform as an ensign was serving six years Laundeck a one year man.
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Portsmouth
Walter E. Richards
Stanley P. Laundeck
Navy Yard
Kittery
Richards
Laundeck
Lecture on the Curative Value of Music at Harvard
Miss Margaret Anderton has accepted an invitation from the Harvard Summer School to lecture on the Curative Value of Music to the Medical Profession. The public and Summer School students may attend the talk in the Paine Music Building at Harvard next Monday night at 8 15.
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Margaret Anderton
Harvard Summer School
Paine Music Building
Harvard
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