Millionaire Garland Resting Comfortably After Move
Hanover July 18 James A Garland New York and Boston club man billionaire was brought from Prudence Island Rhode Island to Broad Oaks farm and was resting comfortably tonight Dr Briggs his physician owner of Broad Oaks said his condition was about the same as when he left Prudence Island and not worse The removal had no ill effects and was made for inaccessibility of the island
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Broad Oaks Estate
Prudence Island
Briggs
Garland
Old Ironsides Laid Up for Repairs at Navy Yard
The frigate Constitution sits inactive near Pier 9 as sailors from the Wabashi moved her yesterday. Chief Boatswain McGrath directed the operation and visitors will be invited to inspect her after a full stem to stern overhaul.
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Ironsides
Pier 9
Navy Yard
The
Wabashi
Wealthy Widow Weds Blind Street Singer in Colorado Springs
Mrs. Effie Lawless, a wealthy widow from Washington Pennsylvania, married Charles Bakody, a blind street singer once a Bijou opera leading tenor. The couple wed during a short outing in Colorado Springs after years of friendship and Bakody's travels earning money busking. Bakody had been famed on stage before losing his sight.
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Washington
Penn
Effie Lawless
Charles Bakody
Bakody
Colorado Springs
Bijou Opera Company
Prisoner George Ruston Sought in Maine Woods
Deputy sheriffs from Portland with York County officers search the area for George Ruston, the escaped Portland jail prisoner. Believed to be hiding along the railroad line between Biddeford and North Berwick in the Maine woods.
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Biddeford
Portland
York County
George Ruston
North Berwick
Feed Up
A Canadian shares how Grape-Nuts improved his health after years of stomach and bowel trouble. He credits four months of use with regained vigor and stable bowels, claiming better health than in years. The ad invites readers to look for The Road to Wellville and mentions Postum Co. in Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Posttm Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Rescued on a Hough's Neck streetcar by fellow worker
In Quincy on July 18 Antonio Lazaro 26 a farm laborer escaped death when a large St Bernard leaped onto a 5 30 car on Sea street. A companion Italian pulled him from the running board as the dog threatened riders. Lazaro suffered only minor bruises.
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Quincy
Antonio Lazaro
Hough's
Antonio
Hough
Sea Street
St. Bernard
Dentists of Maine Meet at Kineo elect officers
At the Maine Dental Association annual meeting in Kineo on July 18, officers were elected led by President George E. Dow of Portland and Secretary Henry A. Kelley also of Portland. Treasurer E. J. Roberts of Augusta and Librarian Elbridge Bacon of Bar Mills named. Executive Committee Chair R. W. Bickford of Rockland announced. About 60 dentists and 40 ladies attended.
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KINEO
Maine Dental Association
George E. Dow
Portland
Henry A. Kelley
E. J. Roberts
Augusta
Elbridge Bacon
Bar Mills
R. W. Bickford
Rockland
400 Sick Marines Return From Isthmus Malaria Outbreak
About 400 marines stricken with malaria from the Isthmus of Panama are aboard the war ship Columbia en route to Boston. Arrival is expected Friday. Navy yard officials and Chelsea Naval Hospital prepare to receive and treat the ill, with tents pitched at the yard and hospital beds allocated for dozens more.
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Panama
Columbia
Boston
Boston Harbor
Navy Yard
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Moth experts pledge united war on gypsy and browntail moths
A national plan to exterminate gypsy and browntail moths was agreed at a Hartford conference led by Dr. L O Howard. The campaign targets underbrush along 200 feet of main roads with burning or spraying methods, employing about 50 workers under Dexter M Rogers.
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New England
L. O. Howard
Washington
Dexter M. Rogers
Dr. Howard
E. D. Sanderson
New Hampshire
W. E. Britton
Connecticut
A. E. Stone
Rhode Island
Congress
Harry W. Vinton
Melrose
Rogers
Saugus Laboratory
Middlesex Fells
Long Name Society Kills 122 Animals in July Report
President Angell's July report to the American Humane Education Society and the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals shows prosecuting agents examined 2794 animals during the month, 146 horses were removed from work, and 122 horses and other animals were humanely killed. About 802 new Bands of Mercy were organized, bringing the total to 68718.
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Angell
American Humane Education Society
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Massachusetts Society
Bands of Mercy
Nagel Family Jar Heard In Courthouse Equity Session
Mrs. Mabelle Richards Nagel, daughter of W S Richards, sought support from Frederick F Nagel in a Boston Superior Court equity session, granted $150 weekly for cruel and abusive treatment. She described poverty and a sickly condition, boarding at her father's Point Allerton home and paying $12 weekly for herself and her four year old son. Her brother testified to board money. Nagel was an assistant manager at a plate glass firm on Sudbury street, married since 1900.
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Mabelle Richards Nagel
W. S. Richards
Equitable
Superior Court
Fessenden
Point Allerton
George
Frederick F. Nagel
Sudbury Street
Mabelle Richards Nagle
Hillside Road
Newton Highlands
Frederick F. Nagle
Gas Consumers List Prepared by Commission
The gas and electric light commissioners prepared a list of Consolidated Gas Company patrons and consumers with payment amounts under order from Representative James H. Mellen. The long list will be filed with Clerk Kimball upon his return from vacation. James C. White of Brookline was named chairman of the taxation committee. Senator Frederick J. MacLeod was a candidate.
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Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
Consolidated Gas Company
James H. Mellen
Worcester
Clerk Kimball
House
James C. White
Brookline
State House
Frederick J. MacLeod
Col Brown Ill at Locustwood Great Barrington
William L Brown of New York City formerly a New York and Ohio senator is reported very ill at Locustwood his summer residence in Great Barrington. He was once joint proprietor of the New York Daily News with Benjamin Wood.
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Great Barrington
William L. Brown
New York City
New York
Ohio
Locustwood
Colonel Brown
Benjamin Wood
New York Daily News
Silk Waist Listing Shows Wide Range of Prices and Styles
Henry Siegel Co offers a large selection of waists in Peter Pan, linen, batiste, lawn, and silk fabrics. Prices range from 1.50 to 7.50 with designs featuring embroidery, Valenciennes lace, tucking, yokes, and long or short sleeves. Includes china silk, messaline, and taffeta options in various sizes and styles.
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Batiste
Valenciennes
Henry Siegel CO
Hayward Place
Thieves Busy in Wellesley
A daring break at Newton Lower Falls station of the Boston and Albany between 6 and 6 30 tonight occurred while the agent was away. The loss covered the ticket drawer and the day’s receipts and investigators suspect the same gang also hit Wellesley Farms station earlier and the nearby Wellesley Hills barber shop.
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Wellesley
Newton Lower Falls
Boston & Albany
Washington Street
Wellesley Farms
Wellesley Hills
Missing Roxbury Husband Sought By Police
Mrs. Fran cis E. Trainor reports her husband a 45 year old bridge worker last seen May 28 on a New York Hotel Boulevard project. He is 5 feet 5 inches tall with a light mustache and weighs about 140 pounds. He has been away two months and may have made frequent trips home. Police in New York and the city have been asked to help locate him.
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Francis E. Trainor
Hunneman
After Supper Sale Draws Big Uptown Shoppers
Bacon's uptown department store reports record turnout at its after supper sale last Thursday. A second after supper sale is set for tonight from 9 to 9 to aid busy housewives and workers. The store's central location and free transfers with elevated lines help bring in shoppers from suburban towns.
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Bacon
Dr Cascaret Candy Tablets for Indigestion Relief
Old Dr. Cascaret promises quick relief for heartburn sour stomach and indigestion. The six candy tablets in a small box claim to strengthen bowels without griping and cost ten cents a box, with every tablet stamped CCC and made by the Sterling Remedy Company.
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Sterling Remedy Company
Mystery Shot Reported in Scollay Square
A telephone message claimed a man had been shot in Scollay Square. An ambulance searched the crowded area with 200 pedestrians helping but found nothing. The ambulance returned to the station and the orderly muttered in frustration.
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Scollay Square
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Dr. Lyons
Shaffer
Maine Woods
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Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Col. Brown
X-Zalia Corp
Batterymarch Street
Mass
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Dlosion
Uxforu
Scollay
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