Problem in High Finance Helps Family Outing
Catherine Curry 12 of South End won a $1 outing prize from the Guild of St Elizabeth's Day Nursery on East Springfield Street. She explained how a big family with a small purse can maximize fun for less money, detailing her approach after returning home with her parents and 13 siblings.
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Catherine Curry
McLellan Street
South End
Catherine
Guild of St. Elizabeth’s Day Nursery
East Springfield Street
Praise Judge Fallon Response Sparks Clergy Support
Judge Fallon of the South Boston court discharged four boys charged with breaking glass and directed policemen to release them in the future. He summoned the parents for a judicial lecture on parental control, saying in nine of ten cases the fault lies with the parents and promising to censure them to take better care of their children.
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Fallon
South Boston
Father Whalen
S. Peter and Paul's Church
Family of 18 takes $1 outing with many children
A 12 year old from South End recalls how she planned an outing for her 13 siblings and parents using a $1 prize. She details who joined, how they saved fares, where they went to City Point, and how the trip built a sense of shared responsibility among parents and children amid local calls for home training reform.
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Lizzie
Annie
Teresa
Georgia
Mathew
Maggie
Josie
Gertie
Mary
Alice Roosevelt
Franklin Park
City Point
Catherine
Martin Curry
Jimmie
Opened Grave 10 Hind Clue to Wife's Death
The body of Pet Gandy Magill has been exhumed and sent for chemical analysis amid suspicions of poisoning. Her husband Frederick H. Magill, ex banker, and his new wife are pursued across the country by a sheriff with a murder warrant.
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Clinton, Tiil
Pet Gandy Magill
Columbus Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Frederick H. Magill
Pet Magill
Magill
Faye Graham
San Diego
Val
Canton
Mexico
Padrone System Exposed At Port Involving Greek Boys
Immigration Commissioner Billings notes a widespread padrone system at the port where hundreds of Greek youths aged 11 to 16 have been kept in servitude. The recent U S law banning landing of under sixteen without a parent aids enforcement, with new standard requiring absolute proof before a boy lands.
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Billings
Local clergy back Judge Fallon on youth ideals
The Rev. F. M. Gardner of South Baptist Church defends South Boston boys and praises Judge Fallon. He calls Fallon a good man with ideas aimed at bettering home ideals and says the boys are not unlike other youths, urging support for the sponsor's plan.
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F. M. Gardner
South Baptist Church
South Boston
Judge Fallon
Birthday of Total Abstainers marked in Suffolk county
The Ancient Order of Hibernians Total Abstinence Society of Suffolk county held a session in Rathbone Hall Suffolk with President Maurice Dineen in the chair. It voted to celebrate the 12th anniversary of the society on August 18 at Nantasket, and appointed L. E. Murphy as committee chairman to make arrangements.
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Ancient Order of Hibernians
Total Abstinence Society
Suffolk County
Maurice Dineen
Rathbone Hall
Washington Street
Nantasket
L. E. Murphy
Mass at Mission Church
Mission Church observed the feast of the Holy Redeemer with a solemn high mass conducted by Rev. Francis Ruth of St. Mary’s College. Deacon Rev. Henry C. Garris and sub-deacon Rev. William A. McLeod assisted, with William McCarthy serving as master of ceremonies.
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Mission Church
Revere Storm Lifts Tower and Destroys Beach Scene
During the Revere Beach hurricane on Saturday night Hose 3 tower at the Nautical Gardens was carried away while the searchlight operator narrowly escaped. Over 50 hats were blown from Sagamore street into the sea. two owners reclaimed from police. A vacant amusement house roof collapsed, and Crescent Beach station escaped with little wind or rain.
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Revere Beach
Hose 3
Nautical Gardens
Sagamore Street
Metropolitan Police
Crescent Beach
Theatre Comique
Reunion at Mount Auburn Draws Parishioners to Garden Party
The St. Philip's Church reunion and garden party will be held next Saturday on the grounds of the Commonwealth Motor and Driving Club in Mt. Auburn. The event, led by Pastor Rev. P. J. O'Donald, aims to unite longtime parishioners with strong county and archdiocesan support, with final arrangements to be announced after Thursday meeting.
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St. Philip’s Church
Commonwealth Motor and Driving Club
Mt. Auburn
St. Philip’s
Northampton Street
New England
P. J. O'Donald
Order of Hibernians
Father O’donald
James W. Scanlon
Peter Quineen
Cambridge heat victim identified in hospital death
The man who died at Cambridge Hospital Saturday of sun stroke is John Fleming of 156 Cambridge Street Cambridge. He had arrived from Ireland only two months ago and worked as a farmer in Watertown.
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Cambridge
Fleming
Cambridge Hospital
John Fileming
Cambridge Street
Ireland
Watertown
Fire damages Boston wood shop. past blaze nearby noted
A fire at Graham & Cameron wood working shop at 145 Border street East Boston caused $3000 in damage. The blaze, suspected incendiary origin, struck last night across from Bertelsen & Petersen whose building burned Friday night for a loss of about $80,000.
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Graham & Cameron
Border Street
Boston
Bertelsen & Petersen
Fire in rubbish pile near Graham shop raises blaze fears
A blaze nearly five feet from the Graham shop in East Boston prompted police to suspect a professional firebug at large. Damage capped around $3000 as desks and signs burned mainly in the basement. The rear basement entry, previously locked, was found open supporting arson theory. Firebugs are blamed for prior Friday and Thursday blazes in the Petersen building and Border street area. Police cited Boy firebugs as likely, with E. J. Davis noting smoke from Graham shop basement and Captain Godwold ordering extra alarms. Building owned by William T. Hunter. Graham & Cameron occupy the first floor. Whittle uses upper floors for showcases and office furniture.
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Graham
Boston
Petersen
Liverpool Street
Border Street
E. J. Davis
Ocean crafts collide near Nore light vessel
London July 21 The Atlantic Transport line steamer Minnesota Captain Laverock, from London for Philadelphia, collided near the Nore light vessel in the Thames off Sheerness with the Wilson liner Zara of Hull. Minnesota was damaged and returned to Tilbury. Zara had no damage and continued its voyage.
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London
Atlantic Transport Line
Minnesota
Laverock
Philadelphia
Nore
Thames
Sheerness
Wilson
Zara
Hull
Tilbury
Alligator Nips Man Cleaning Sewer in Kearny
Charles Gidds, while clearing a sewer in Kearny New Jersey, found an 18 inch young alligator that bit his right hand but caused little injury. The reptile had escaped from Freeholder John W. Roache a week earlier.
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Kearny
N. J
Charles Gidds
Gidds
John W. Roacheand
Pet fox terrier drowns after leaping into basin
Brockton July 21 A pet fox terrier owned by a local fruit dealer jumped from a wall to the railroad tracks and into a catch basin where it drowned. Authorities believe the animal may have been mad and acted to end its life.
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Brockton
Death menaces six Chelsea Hospital disaster victims
Six survivors from last Monday's Georgia disaster remain in the Chelsea Naval Hospital with several in critical or fragile condition. Seaman John A. Fone has lung complications with poor prospects, while John A. Bush and John P. Thomas show weakness but some hope. Louis Meese is critical, and Harold Gilbert and John Malke are improving.
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Chelsea Naval Hospital
Georgia
John A. Fone
John A. Bush
Louis Meese
John P. Thomas
Harold L. Gilbert
John Malke
Pietro Daru to Sing at St. Rose Concert
Pietro Daru will perform as part of the musical programme prepared by the Knights and Ladies of St. Rose for Old Home week celebrations. The article notes his upcoming participation among others contributing to the event.
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Pietro Daru
Knights and Ladies of
Pietro .Daru
Knights and Ladies of St. Rose
Daru to perform bari tone solos at St Rose Hall concerts
Mr. Daru, a noted Post staff artist, will render bari tone solos on Monday next. Concerts are to be held each evening this week at St Rose Hall on Worcester Street.
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Keith
Daru
Society
St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
Wrong Alarm Sours Bakery Fire Card Running Upset
The wrong alarm at F Zappini bakery 1260 Washington St triggered extra fire apparatus yesterday. A minor blaze at 105 Brighton St first floor fourth story brick building caused by children with matches damaged a flat occupied by Morris Zuitz, about $10. Other fires citywide caused no serious damage.
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F. Zappini
Washington Street
Brighton Street
Morris Zuitz
Hibernians Vote to Parade in Old Home Week
Division 12 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians met in Appleton Hall with President Edward McCarthy presiding. Thirteen members attended and voted to participate in the Old Home Week parade.
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Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Appleton Hall
Edward McCarthy
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