Deaths Across Boston Area Include Many Obituaries
The notice lists numerous deaths with funeral plans across Auburndale East Boston Winthrop Brighton Charlestown Dorchester Medford Melrose Somerville and Chelsea. Services mostly at 8:15 to 9 am or 2 pm on July 19 20 with high mass or requiem at local churches and interments in Beverly Essex or other nearby cemeteries. Relatives and friends are invited.
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Marley
Somerville
Michael J
Emma Marley
Grady
Oliver St
St. Benedict’s Church
Fred B. Bogan
Patrick H
Mary McCauley
Darcy
Columbus Ave
All Saints’ Church
M'Glone
Chelsea
Mary E
Frank McGlone
Mrs. Murray
Grove St
O’connell
Dorchester
John O’connell
Margaret O'Connell
Flanagan
Lonsdale St
St. Mark's Church
Renison
Margaret J
Michael J. Renison
Tonawanda St
St. Peter’s Church
Rorke
Charlestown
Robert E
Elizabeth Rorke
Catherine KE
Thomas Rorke
Mystic St
Story
Melrose
John FP
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Main St
Essex Mass
Sullivan
Cambridge
Patrick J
Mary Sullivan
Beacon St
St. Catherine’s
Thomas
Jessie Thomas
Ferguson
Gwilym Thomas
Chatham St
Toomey
Boston
Mary
John Toomey
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Bridgeport
Conn
Taunton
Wall
Medford
Mary A
Nee Cassidy
Frank Wall
Wheeler Ave
St. Clement’s Church
Death notices from Elm Hill Council and Boston Elks
Elm Hill Council and Boston Lodge No 10 Elks announce the deaths of George H. Hennessy and John M. Conry. Hennessy funeral from 12 Trusl st Dorchester on Wednesday July 19 at 8 am with mass at 9 am at St Peter Church. Conry funeral Mass at Sacred Heart Church East Boston on Thursday July 20 at 9:30 am. Members urged to attend.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts— Minimum Wage Commission
Women's Clothing Wage Board
Public Service Commission
Beacon St
Boston
Mass
Elm Hill
Boston Lodge No. 10
Death notice for Walter Richards at 62 Raymond Ave West Somerville
Ramona Rebekah Lodge members are notified of the death of Brother Walter Richards and are requested to attend his funeral at his residence 62 Raymond Ave West Somerville on Thursday July 20 at 2 o clock. The Mohan family expresses gratitude for floral tributes and kindness during their bereavement.
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Walter Richards
Raymond Ave
West Somerville
Eva W. Es N. G
Ada M. Whitmore
Mees
Thomas J. Mohan
Calendar item notes tides and celestial events
Calendar for July 19 lists tides with morning 110 ft and evening 10 ft 2 in. It notes the 201st day of the year and 29th day of summer with various time markers. Full moons on July 14 August 13 and September 11, with Mars as evening star and Jupiter as morning star.
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Mars
Jupiter
Tide of Atlantic fisheries and arrivals at Boston port
Temperature readings across cities are listed, with Boston noting fog and vessel arrivals. Reports detail fresh groundfish prices, mackerel and swordfish arrivals, and freight rates for multiple ships including Telumah, Missourian, and President Bunge. The Missourian arrived quarantine from St Nazaire, while the President Bunge proceeded to New York to load outward cargo.
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Grace Clinton
Margaret L
James & Arthur
Leon Wilcox
Nashawena
Joanna
Charles Dyer
Progress
A. Stetson
Dorcas
Missourian
France-Canada Line
St. Nazaire
France
President Bunge
Tenants Harbor
Slingsby
Hart
Thomaston
Mobile
Matanzas
Coast Guard
Tallaposa
O. A. Gilbert
C. A. McKenney
Bangor
Bridgeport
New York
Damariscotta
Clay
M. E. Harper
Bordeaux
Boston
Charles A. Campbell
Hampton Roads
Azores
Landsman
Wilson presses for new child labor law in Congress
President Wilson visited the Capitol to urge enactment of a child labor law this session. He met Senate leaders to fold the House bill into the legislative program before adjournment. Southern opposition kept the measure in a secondary position behind other urgent items.
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Washington
Wilson
Capitol
Congress
Senate
House
Kern
Marshall
Martin
Williams
James
Owen
Democratic Steering Committee
Simmons
Hughes
White House
Prohibition and party infighting dominate idle Capitol scene
Senators debate Wilsons pressure on child labor and immigration bills as the White House seeks swift action. Prohibitionists vie with reformers over party name and a possible fusion while Sulzer arrives to shape the convention.
Two More Die of Paralysis in Massachusetts
The infantile paralysis epidemic reports two more deaths in North Adams and nine new cases statewide raising totals since July 1 to 44. Margaret Fallon of Brooklyn and Richard Powell are named among the fatalities. closures of playgrounds theatres and churches to children under 16 followed in North Adams. New Bedford, Worcester, Webster, Dartmouth and Pittsfield each report new cases.
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North Adams
Margaret
Massachusetts
New Bedford
Worcester
Webster
Dartmouth
Pittsfield
Shipping News Arrived And Sailed From East Coast Ports
A list of steamers and ships arriving at and sailing from New York Portland and other ports includes the Anglian Toozes London Missourian Lyons St Nazaire President Bunge Langelein Algol Johannesen Fowey Penobscot Meech Matanzas Prince George Simms Yar mouth and many tugs barges and schooners with routes to and from New York Boston Baltimore Nor folk and Nova Scotia ports.
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Anglian
Toozes
London
Missourian
Lyons
St. Nazaire
Bunge
Belg
Langelein
Rotterdam
Algol
Johannesen
Fowey
Penobscot
Meech
Matanzas
Prince George
Simms
Yarmouth
Calvin Austin
Mitchell
St. John
Eastport
Portland
Suffolk
Runkle
Norfolk
Kershaw
Johnson
Bunker Hill
Colberth
Littlefield
Cto
E. McNichol
Crowell
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth Bunker Hill
New York
H. M. Whitney, Co
Onondaga
Charleston
Brandon
Baltimore
Howard
Persian
Philadelphia
Langstad
President Bunge
Wyoming
Vinalhaven
Honey Brook
Newburyport
P. O'Riorden
Scituate
Lynn
Savage
Lykens
Neshaminy
Pennypack
Tulpehocken
H. S. Nichols
West End
R. G. Co
Patience
Reading
Charles F. Pritchard
Marguerite
Jacob M. Haskell
Jacksonville
Edith M. Thompson
Jonesport
Prohibition Party Convention Eyes Presidential Nominees
The Prohibition party holds its 12th quadriennial convention in St Paul as delegates convene. With two keys not yet agreed upon, attention centers on the presidential candidate race between former Indiana governor J Frank Hanley and former New York governor William Sulzer.
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Sulzer
Hanley
William Shaw
Massachusetts
Shaw
Prohibition Party
Progressive Party
ST. Paul
Minn
J. Frank Hanley
Indiana
William Sulzer
New York
South Boston Man Severely Injured Crossing Broadway
Stephen O'Leary, 64, of 283 West Third street, South Boston, was struck by an automobile while crossing Broadway near G street. He suffered a fractured left leg, severe shock, contusions and abrasions. The car driven by William J. Farrell of 1648 Dorchester avenue picked him up and took him to City Hospital.
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Stephen O’leary
West Third Street
Boston
Broadway
G Street
William J. Farrell
Dorchester Avenue
City Hospital
Pretty Gowns for Summer Dances in The Sunday Post
Maude Hall offers styled summer gown ideas for women with a colored illustration. The piece highlights fashionable fabrics and silhouettes suitable for dances, focusing on light fabrics, color choices, and accessorizing tips for warm evenings.
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Maude Hall
Next Sunday Post
Cambridge Adopts New Water Rate and City Improvements
The Cambridge City Council approved a new water rate of 10 cents per 100 cubic feet overriding Mayor Rockwood’s veto. They passed appropriations totaling 81,500 dollars for street paving including 63,500 for wooden block paving on Cambridge Street and 18,000 to resurface Massachusetts Avenue with bitulithic pavement.
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Cambridge
Rockwood
Cambridge Street
Inman Square
Portland Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Harvard Bridge
Armory
Fire at Stout Scanlan Company causes $2500 damage
A fire of unknown origin caused about 2500 damage in the fifth floor furniture factory area of the Stout Scanlan Company at 24 Canal Street. John Buckley of Ladder 1 alerted firefighters on Merrimac Street and Captain James Mahan ordered the bell alarm. Flames were seen bursting from the fifth floor windows as crews fought the blaze in wooden frames.
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Stout, Scanlan Company
Canal Street
John Buckley
Ladder 1 Company
Merrimac Street
James Mahan
Casement's Appeal Lost in Treason Case
London July 18 The Court of Criminal Appeal dismissed Sir Roger Casement's appeal from a treason verdict without crown counsel's attendance. Viscount Reading sentenced Casement to death after lower court conviction. Sullivan argued the case, but the crown rebuttal was deemed unnecessary.
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London
Court of Criminal Appeal
Sir Roger Casement
Viscount Reading
Alexander Sullivan
Roger
Sullivan
Sir Roger
Justice Darling
King’s Court
People who have disappeared feature in Sunday Post Magazine
A teaser notes the upcoming Sunday Post Magazine feature titled People who have disappeared. It highlights photographs and stories of men women and children whose disappearances are explored in depth for readers.
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Sunday Post
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