Funeral for Walter Cabot Paine at Coolidge Point
Funeral services for Walter Cabot Paine son of Robert Treat Paine 2nd were held at the family summer home Coolidge Point Magnolia with burial in Walnut Hill cemetery Brookline. Harvall classmates served as ushers and Groton Harvard friends attended from Boston and the north shore. The Rev Sherrard Billings read the service and the Arlington Street Church choir sang Impedire Ditae Now Thy Day is Over and The Strife is Oer. Paine prepared for Groton and graduated from Harvard in this year’s class.
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Walter Cabot Paine
Robert Treat Paine
Paine
Coolidge Point
Magnolia
Walnut Hill Cemetery
Brookline
Harvall
Groton
Harvard
Boston
North Shore
William T. Gardner
Charles P. Curtis, Jr
William A. Parker
Thomas J. Coolidge, Jr
Lawrence Hemenway
John F. Parker
Oliver Iselin, Jr
George L. Aspinwall
Alfred O. Hoyt
Stephen T. Hopkins
Philip Wharton
Francis Brooks
Bayard Warren
Sherrard Billings
Groton School
Arlington Street
Virginia Churchill Discusses Books and Politics at Inn
The interview with novelist Churchill covers his book materials, especially on Virginia Carver and General Sherman, sources like Henry Hitchcock diaries, and his idea of Judge Whipple. He reflects on American history, his early stories, and politics including Progressive influence and Roosevelt.
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Winston Churchill
Paul Waitt
Henry Hitchcock
Stephen Bryce
Coniston
Roosevelt
Churchill digs corn field in New Hampshire
The article describes Winston Churchill, novelist, digging in the dirt near his Churchill estate in Cornish New Hampshire. He explains digging helps him focus on material for his novels and recalls experiences from Coniston and the Lincoln Club. A Postman chats with him as grasshoppers swarm the area and the scene shifts from interview to farming activity.
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Churchill
China
Cornish
N. H
Winston Churchill
Virginia Carvel
Stephen
Bryce
Churchill Place
Coniston
New Hampshire
Lincoln Club
Elevated Employees Escort Body to Grave
Maurice Lee a 35 year veteran of the South Boston division of the Boston Elevated was buried from St Eulalia's Church South Boston. A delegation of 100 Elevated employees led by Peter Murphy of the union executive board accompanied the body to the grave in a special car. Solemn high mass was offered by Rev Charles A Lane with music directed by Mrs Julia Herrick.
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Maurice Lee
South Boston
The
Boston Elevated
St. Eulalia’s Church
Elevated Company
Peter Murphy
Union
Charles A. Lane
Julia Herrick
Mitchell to Have New Deputies
United States Marshal Mitchell informed Deputy Marshals James C. Ruhl and Albert Hicks and Bailiff Chester Trask yesterday that their services would terminate this month. Bailiff Trask will sever his connection on Saturday and the others on the last day of the month.
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United States
Mitchell
James C. Ruhl
Albert Hicks
Chester Trask
Trask
Offce
Bay State Day at Exposition in San Francisco
Massachusetts day drew New England visitors to the Panama Pacific Exposition as Governor Walsh spoke at the Massachusetts building and witnessed the planting of an elm tree on July 19.
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San Francisco
Massachusetts
New
President Wilson to discuss European peace with Jane Addams
President Wilson will meet Miss Jane Addams of Chicago on Wednesday to discuss the European peace outlook. Addams, returning from meetings with belligerent and neutral officials as a women's peace movement representative, was delayed by the President's Cornish, New Hampshire itinerary. He has been told there is little prospect for early peace in Europe.
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Cornish Inn
Virginia Carver
Churchill
Washington
Wilson
Jane Addams
Chicago
Europe
Miss Addams
Cornish
N. H
Post Cane Holder John Verne White Dies at 89
John Verne White, 89, holder of the Boston Post gold headed cane, died in Newcastle New Hampshire. A carpenter by trade, he is survived by three daughters Miss Teresa White of Newcastle Mrs Benjamin Curtis of Lynn and Mrs Nettie Creighton of New York.
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Newcastle
N. H
John Verne White
Boston Post
Teresa White
Benjamin Curtis
Lynn
Nettie Creighton
New York
Roosevelt Words Not for the Mollycoddles
Theodore Roosevelt spoke in Portland addressing a large cheering crowd. He warned that future remarks on vital national affairs would not be for sapheads or mollycoddles, emphasizing a direct stance on important issues.
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Portland
Ore
Theodore Roosevelt
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Judge Whipple
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Conniston
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BY Paul Waitt
James Bryce
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National Biscuit Company
Governor Walsh
Ted A Roeser
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