No Cash for Relief Work Prompt Massachusetts Aid
Massachusetts relief for soldiers families draws praise from other states as the Volunteer Aid Association runs efficiently. New Hampshire sent observers to study the program while Treasurer George C. Lee at 50 State Street reported no subscriptions yesterday.
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Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Manchester
N. H
Kirby Street
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association
Spaulding
Somerville
Special Aid Society
Third Universalist
College Avenue
West Somerville
Laura Hamblin
Daughters of Veterans
Revere
Red Cross and
Military Aid Society
Grand Army Hall
K Company
Fifth Massachusetts Regiment
East Street
Hilda M. Kelly
East Weymouth
Hingham State Armory
Women's City Club
Beach Street
James J. Storrow
James A. Perkins Women’s Relief Corps
No. 40
Everett
Mayor Chambers of
Eighth Massachusetts Regiment
Jessie A. Deum
Broadway
Eliza Johnson
Everett Business Men’s Association
Condits
Everett Company
Eighth Regiment
West Roxbury
Relief fund payroll and rising applications for soldier families
The weekly payroll of 2004 is paid each week while 20 new relief applications from other soldier families arrive daily. Association agents review them carefully and add new names to a growing list.
Relief funds rise as war aid drives push totals past milestones
The record shows $427.22 plus a $572.68 check from President Lannin brought Fenway Park’s Red Sox day to a $1 000 total. Cambridge appeals seek weekly aid for 50 families while Somerville nears $2 000. Many events, concerts, lawn parties, and sales are planned to bolster funds for soldiers and dependents across Massachusetts towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Lannin
Cambridge
Mdna Lawrence Spencer
Cambridge Women’s Relief Committee
Richard W. Sutton
Inman Square Theatre
Charles
Sandy) Chapman
Brookline Street
Joseph J. Avery
Lieutenant Avery
Merchants of
Cambridge Cadet Band
Moxie Company
Globe trotter mackerel proves same fish three years on
A Nova Scotia vessel brought a mackerel to the South Boston fish pier identified by a rubber band as the same fish Manuel Manta of Provincetown had caught three years earlier and released. He later retrieved it, then reattached the band before tossing it back.
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Nova Scotia
Boston
Provincetown
South Boston
Manuel Manta
Manta
Volunteer Aid Fund Reports Large Payroll and Stated Needs
The Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association reports over 250 families on its payroll and spending 2004 weekly with extra for emergencies. Total fund stands at 70578.50 with 466 applications received and 353 passed by committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association
Kilby Street
Emer Weady Canon Cisease
Janitor Warns of Fire Menace at Pierce School
Janitor William Kendricken testified at a recess committee hearing that Henry L. Pierce School in Dorchester has a fire menace due to 10 furnaces with unprotected pipes running throughout the building. He urged building law revivals to address the risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Pierce
Dorchester
William M. Kendricken
Kendricken
July 20 Calendar Notes Sea Tides and Astral Markers
Calendar entry lists tides and sun moon phases for July 20 with morning and evening tide heights at 10 feet, full moons on July 14 August 18 and September 11, Mars as evening star and Jupiter as morning star, plus day counts and seasonal notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Jupiter
Fish Pier Reports Mixed Catch And Prices
Eleven fishing vessels reported at the fish pier with fresh ground fish. Four carried mackerel and one swordfish. Wholesale prices listed include haddock 3 1 2 cents and mackerel 6 to 7 cents. Several vessels and arrivals noted, plus Cape Cod Canal closure and planned reopening after sunken ship removal.
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Haddock
Ike M.santos
B. Dugan
Mary & Agnes
Florida
Waltham
Cape Cod
William Chisholm
Nicholas Cuneo
Commercial
Baracoa
Guba
Buenaventure
Calcutta
Colombo
Missourian
St. Nazaire
France
Relief
Coast Guard Cutter Service
Arundel Cove
Cape Cod Canal
Gresham
Acushnet
New York
Henry L. Brown
Sewalls Point
Great Lakes
Cleveland
Atlantic
Shipping News Arrivals and Sailings List Coastwise Vessels
Shipping notices detail arrivals at South Amboy and Boston routes with numerous steamers and schooners from Lynn to Halifax and St. John. Vessels include City of Madrid, Prince Arthur, Kinmount, Massachusetts, Resolute, and Mercedes with tugs, lighters, and barges in tow bound for New York, Baltimore, and Philadelphia.
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City of Madrid
Snow
Calcutta
Colombo
Cape Town
Buenaventura
Fitzsimmons
Aden
Algiers
Prince Arthur
Kinney
Yarmouth
N. S
Nantucket
McDorman
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Parthian
Dodge
Philadelphia
Harvey H. Brown
McLean
Sewalls Point
Herman Winter
Crown
Massachusetts
Crowell
New York
Malden
Brown
Bay Port
T. Co
Blake
Tacony
Wallace
South Amboy
Devon
Melvern
Nanticoke
Tamaqua
Isaakson
Draper
Silver Brook
Skippack
P. O'Riordan
Lovett
Scituate
Lynn
Kinmount
Sydney
C. B
President Bunge
Rotterdam
Calvin Austin
Portland
Eastport
St. John
Kershaw
Nacoochee
Savannah
Suffolk
Mercedes
Seo N. S
A. J. Parker
Halifax
Annie
Salmon River
Emma EB. Potter
Port Wade
Ella Clifton
Bath
Florence McKenzie
Church Point
James L. Moloy
E. McNichol
Nova Scotia
Irvin J. Luce
Rockport
Mass
George RB. Bradford
Resolute
Vinalhaven
Warren B. Potter
Bangor
Optometrists Elect Officers At Annual National Meeting
The National Organization of State Optometry Board Examiners elected officers in Providence Rhode Island today. President is H E Woodward of Indianapolis Indiana first vice president C M Farber Hartford Connecticut second vice president W J Lewis Topeka Kansas third vice president E S Owen Idaho secretary treasurer Albert Myer Albert Lea Minnesota. Executive committee members are W S Todd Hartford Connecticut B H Whitney Boston Massachusetts and Frank C Tibbetts Little Rock Arkansas.
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Providence
R. I
National Organization of State Optometry Board
H. E. Woodward
Indianapolis
Ind
C. M. Farber
Hartford
Williams. Todd
Hartford, Conn
B. H. Whitney
Boston
Frank C. Tibbetts
Little Rock, Ark
Driving Germans in East Africa campaign report
London reports that German forces aimed at Smuts north of Handeni and along the Usambara railway have been driven down the Pangani River. Crewe’s force at Kongoro seized Muanza, gaining rifles and a naval gun. many Germans fled south by Stuhlmann Sound with pursuing lake vessels.
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London
German East Africa
Smuts
Handeln
Usambara
Ko 1Ogwe
Tangasi
Pangani
Lake Victoria
Sir C. Crewe
Insane Man Suspect in Loretta Wakelin Murder
Melrose police chief George E. Kerr visited Providence to check clues in the Loretta Wakelin murder case from a month earlier. Authorities sought to avoid overlooking any possible lead in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Loretta Wakelin
Melrose
George E. Kerr
Providence
Satis
Insane Man Detained. Police Probe Providence Murder
A Providence police investigation notes an insane man recently arrested knew nothing of the murder beyond what he had read in newspapers. Authorities weigh whether he read sensational reports or gained insight from the case through other channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Purged of Contempt as Brown Pays Alimony Back
Harry B. Brown formerly Ipswich Mills manager paid $75 to Harriet W. Brown, ending arrears of $15 weekly alimony. Contempt proceedings followed nonpayment, and the court acted to enforce support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Brown
Ipswich
Harriet W. Brown
Brown
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