Boston boy plans invisible flee from Brooklyn yard
Lieutenant Ronan C. Grady an East Boston lad prepares to put to sea with three submarines K-1 K-2 and K-5 painted for invisibility. workmen watch the barber pole flotilla at the Brooklyn navy yard as Grady aims for an experimental voyage following the Deutschland.
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Ronan C. Grady
Grady
P. J. Grady
Ninth Regiment
Santiago
Germany
United States
Koenig
Deutschland
Mands
Brooklyn Yard
Bremen
Navy
Annapolis
East Boston
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Key West
Such Is Life
A 1916 work syndicated by the Press Publishing Co appears in this issue under copyright notice.
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the Press Publishing Co
Submarine Yard Tour Arouses Secrecy Around E-Boat Cruise
Report describes the Boston naval yard inspection of German E-boats including the K-2 K-1 and K-5 with crews wary of details. Lieutenant Grady, famed Annapolis graduate, leads the operation amid tight security and unconfirmed voyage plans to Bremen. the E-boats’ fate remains undisclosed.
Norman W Harris Dies in Wisconsin at 69
Norman W Harris banker and philanthropist died last midnight at his Lake Geneva summer home in Wisconsin. Born August 15, 1846 in Becket Massachusetts he founded and led Harris Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago, serving as its president.
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Norman W. Harris
Lake Geneva
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Becket
Mass
Harris Trust and Savings Bank
Harris
AT&T Director Involved With Safe Deposit Company
A director of American Telephone and Telegraph Company and a member of the inter handled affairs with Safe Deposit Company as part of a broader corporate portfolio.
Prominent YMCA Committee Leader Noted for Business Ties
A national YMCA committee figure was described as having extensive business connections and a standing among leading executives. The notice highlights his influential role within the organization and broad network.
East Boston Citizens Win Bid for Better Car Service
East Boston citizens aided by civic groups and the Public Service Commission secured promised improvements in streetcar service. chief changes include steel cars with center entrances, rush hour trailers on Meridian Street and Orient Heights, double tracking on Bennington Street Boulevard, and transfer of the Scollay Square Roxbury Crossing Back Bay line to the surface. Kendall Square access ends at Cambridge. Chelsea and Bennington Street lines to receive new double tracks. Construction on the boulevard to begin this summer. Chelsea Street tracks delayed.
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Boston
Island Ward
Public Service Commission
East Boston Trade Association
East Boston Improvement Association
Orient Heights Improvement Association
East Boston
James IE. Maguire
James H. Burns
John Noyes
Kearney
Giblin
Kelley
Bradley
Thomas A. Niland
Meridian Street
Orient Heights
Bennington Street
Scollay Square
Roxbury
Lexington Street
Central Square
Cambridge
Kendall Square
Day Square
Chelsea Street
Dalzell Tugboat Owner Frederick B Dalzell Dies at 66
Frederick B. Dalzell, owner of the Dalzell line of tugboats, died suddenly at his Amityville summer home at age 66. He chaired the New York Harbor Inspection Commission and was a former president of the New York Maritime Exchange. He left a widow and three sons.
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Amityville
N. Y
Frederick B. Dalzell
Dalzell
New York Harbor Inspection Commission
New York Maritime Exchange
Crowd fills St Pauls in tribute to Lord Kitchener
Admirers of England's great military leader Lord Kitchener packed St Pauls Cathedral last night to honor his memory with a repetition of the memorial services from the previous Sunday. Those outside stood in the portals and on the sidewalk while the rector Rev Edward T Sullivan preached inside. The service was held at the request of those unable to attend the first service and seating was opened to the public. Hymns associated with Lord Kitchener were sung from the cathedral steps before the indoor service.
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England
Lord Kitchener
St Paul's Cathedral
Edward T. Sullivan
Trinity Church
Newton
Canaries Returns Home After Lexington Sighting
Mr and Mrs Robert Sturtevant of 6 Forest Court Lexington seek the owner of a canary found roaming near their residence for several days The bird finally entered a yard cage placed by Mr Sturtevant yesterday and is now safe at their home
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Alo
Canary
Robert
Sturtevant
Forest Court
Lexington
645 Mile Air Race Opens In Argentina
An international military airplane race covering 645 miles from Buenos Aires to Mendoza began today with attendance by Dr. Dela Plaza, President of Argentina, in Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Mendoza
Dela Plaza
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