Parisian Returns to Mystic Wharf with Passengers from Glasgow
After lingering at anchor through the night the Allan Line steamship Parisian from Glasgow and Moville reached Mystic wharf disembarking 71 cabin and 108 steerage passengers. Officers reported ice near the Grand Banks and offshore where the Titanic sank with 159 souls. July 18 the liner had been poking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Line
Glasgow
Moville
Hm Berth
Mystic Wharf
Grand Banks
Theatres Offer Meek and Vaudeville Highlights
Donald Meek debuts in The Edge of the Whirlpool at Keiths Theatre with Ed ward Payne's comedy following a Castle Square company farewell. Bowdoin Square Theatre boasts Violet Mascottes troupe and a new The Merrymakers program. Florida Delisle and May Osborne headline a strong cast with several supporting dancers and singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Meek
Keith’s
Castle Square
Keith
Edward Payne
Mr. Payne
Paris
Alfredo
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Violet Mascotte
Merrymakers
May Belmont
Alice Cheslyn Dudley
Florida Delisle
May Osborne
May
Magda at Majestic with Nance O Neil and Morison Co
The Lindsay Morison stock company presented Magda at the Majestic Theatre with Nance O Neil in the lead. Sudermann adds humor and small town scandalmongers while revealing outer world influences that heighten conflicting emotions and lead to tragic outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theatre
Lindsay Morison Stock Company
Nance O'Neil
Magda
Miss O'Neil
Herr Hermann Sudermann
Herr Sudermann
All Star Vaudeville At Orpheum Features Nine Krazy Kids
The Orpheum Theatre ran a full week of vaudeville led by the Nine Krazy Kids. The program included TI Died Co., Woodward's Statue Dogs, Major Doyle, Lupita Perea, Ezier and Webb, Massey and Bolton, and the Williams Brothers among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Theatre
Krazy Kids
TI Died Co
Woodward
Major Doyle
Lupita Perea
Ezier and Webb
Comediennes
Massey and Bolton
Williams Brothers
Tremont Temple Show Continues Color Crowning Film
Tremont Temple continues showing The Durbar in Kinemacolor with the crowning of King George and Queen Mary as Emperor and Empress of India. The feature has drawn strong crowds for over ten weeks of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
King George
Queen Mary
England
India
Gordon's Olympia Presents Colonial Musical and Dramatic Skits
Crowded houses marked Gordon's Olympia yesterday. Beauvere Reed and St. John scored a hit in a colonial musical novelty. Emily Dodd and company performed The Awakening of Lucie, a dramatic playlet, to good reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon’s Olympia
Beauvere, Reed and St. John
Emily Dodd and Company
Lucie
Scenic Temple Presents New Acts With Lenna Howe Orchestra
The Scenic Temple offered a program of clever specialty acts picture melodies and photo plays yesterday. The performances were accompanied by fine musical selections from Lenna Howes Union Orchestra and drew large attentive audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scenic Temple
Lenna Howe
Union Orchestra
May Yohe Back in Boston Cabaret at Paragon
May Yohe of Hope Blue Diamond fame returns to Boston’s Paragon under Manager Dodge. The famed performer appears twice each evening at 9 15 and 10 20, entertaining both early and late patrons with a distinctive stage presence amid a busy career.
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Paragon
May Yohe
Hope Blue Diamond
Henderson
Blue Beard
Ts “Alladin Jr
Sinbad
Lord Francis Hope
New York City
Globe
Dodge
Boston
New England
Globe bill delights crowds with novelty roller skating acts
Big crowds at the Globe enjoyed a strong season bill. Sprague and McNesse showcased a new roller skating act with a remarkable young woman on wheels. Shaw company delivered a southern novelty of songs and dances. Rose Brothers offered unique comedy acrobatic performance with striking trick scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Sprague
McNesse
Shaw Company
A Rose Brothers
Harbor Sail Thrills At Bass Point And Nahant
Vacation day offers delightful harbor sails to Bass Point and Nahant with hotels serving shore dinners and elaborate menus. Musical entertainment by excellent bands and orchestras rounds out the seaside excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass Point
Nahant
Bob Ott Stars in The Merry Chaperone at Norumbega Park
Two large audiences at the open air theatre in Norumbega Park yesterday praised Bob Ott in the new farce with music The Merry Chaperone. The show highlighted Ott's abilities and stage presence throughout the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norumbega
Norumbega Park
Bob Ott
Vaudeville at Rus tic Theatre Delights Lexington Park Crowd
The vaudeville programme at the Rustic Theatre in Lexington Park drew a distinctly favorable impression last evening. It will be repeated both afternoon and evening throughout the week and is described as the most thoroughly approved bill of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Park
Rustic Theatre
Iceberg hazards and voyages on coast ships
News notes describe fog threatening steamer routes with icebergs counted near a bridge, missionaries returning from Pekin on furlough, and the Parisian cargoes of wool, leather, paper stock, firebricks, and Scotch whiskey. Also covered are the Schuylkill’s 9000-ton cargo, a possible belated quarantine on Chinese aboard, a Caribbean pinnacle rock sighting, Harvard professor George Nelson at Swan's Island, and liner passages including the Laconia and Manitou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
China
Edward C. Hawley
Amherst
Japan
Schuylkill
Anglo-American Oil Company
Mystic Wharf
New York
Wi Ah Kwi
Caribbean Sea
Garvin
Fisparta
Port Timon
Costa Rica
Swan's Island
George Nelson
Harvard
Cunard Line
Laconia
Cunard Terminal
Boston
Queenstown
Fishguard
Liverpool
Lawrence Beesley
London
Frank S. Streeter
Concord
N. H
Shipping News Mini Almanac Seaports and Towing Details
Sun rises 4 27 a m sets 7 18 p m length of day 14 hours high water 6 42 a m 7 03 p m rise of tide morning and evening 8 inches to 9 feet. List of steamers cleared sailed and towed vessels including Parisian Hains Yokohama Nacoochee Dimock and many others with ports from Glasgow to Jamaica to Portland and New York.
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Parisian
Hains
Glasgow
Moville
Schuylkill
Smith
Yokohama
Hiogo
Shanghai
Singapore
Colombo
Juan
Larsen
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Ida Cuneo
Nor
Abrahamson
Tanama
Cuba
A. W. Perry
Hawes
Charlottetown
P. F
Hawkesbury
C. B
Halifax
N. S
Nacoochee
Dizer
Savannah
Dorchester
Dodge
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Malden
Brown
Transportation
Hersey
Cto
Bunker Hill
Crowell
New York
F. Dimock
O'Donnell
Belfast
Curtis
Bangor
City of Rockland
Rain
Bath
Ransom B. Fuller
Linscott
Portland
Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Nichols, Pettee
Rockport
Mass
R. G. Co
St. Bernard
McLeod
Port Au Pique
J. M. Harlow
Lunt
Windsor
Lydia M. Deering
Gamage
Brunswick
Ekmma
Chase
Beal
Machias
Filla Clifton
White
Kennebec River
Catherine
Bonsey
Sunbeam
Leonard
Edward Trevoy
McCarthy
Ipswich
Lizzie Lee
Kelley
Sullivan
Bethania
Hamburg
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
H. F. Dimock
Timandra
Buenos Ayres
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Calvin Austin
St. John
N. B
Dingley
Eastport
Howard
Wilhelmina
Newton
Nora
Richmond
Western
Rutter
Pilgrim
Forest Belle
Mercury
Newport
Patapsco
Zetes
R. R
Fort Johnson
Lynn
Catawissa
Salem
Orion
Portsmouth
Vesta
Perth Amboy
Asher J
Hudson
Carleton Hudson
James Woolley
Eagle Hill
Harwood Palmer
Pearl Nelson
Lubec
George R. Bradford
St. Croix
Stockton
Gatherer
Albert Baldwin
Polo at Narragansett Pier Watched in Two Series
Two Watch Hill series games and one Overture cup match were played at the Point Judith Polo Club. Dedham defeated Westchester Perroquets 93 to 4, Meadowbrook beat Piping Rock 141 2 to 101 2, and Camden won easily over the Point Judith Fish Catchers 10 to 7 35 4 in handicap events.
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Narragansett Pier
R. I
Point Judith
Dedham
Westchester Perroquets
Meadowbrook
Piping Rock
Camden
Milk Price Likely To Rise Says Boston Makers
Boston producers and wholesalers agree milk prices will increase within months due to higher production costs. A Dorchester milkman has already announced a rise from 9 to 10 cents per quart, while large contractors foresee a near term rise. Wholesalers fear small consumers will switch to condensed milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dorchester
Two Babies at Police Court Bar
A 19-year-old, Mrs Mary Massesse of 26 Melrose Street, South End, stood in Police Court with her five month old baby girl as she faced Judge Burke on charges of breaking and entering and larceny.
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Mary Massesse
Melrose Street
South End
Burke
Milk producers face collapse as prices pressed up by drought
Producers warn they must raise prices or go out of business due to dry years and costly sanitary rules. W B Childs of Childs Brothers urges higher prices, citing no profits from milk this year amid high feed, cattle, and labor costs. Dr N C Davis of H P Hood & Sons notes large demand but no price rise. past July saw price jumps during hot dry spells followed by surpluses. Grange reports many farmers near quitting milk, awaiting fall contractor talks, while the Massachusetts Milk Consumers League fears Boston could lose fresh milk if near-Boston supply dries up and must be imported from northern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Childs
Childs Brothers
N. C. Davis
H. P. Hood & Sons
Canada
Massachusetts Milk Consumers’ League
Boston
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Mother and father charged in theft case at relief hospital
Police allege Mrs Massesse stole linens and clothing for a baby to provide luxuries for her child. The father, a chef, is charged with receiving stolen property. Other incidents involve a widow’s purse theft and a stabbing. sentences include one month at Charles Street jail and the House of Correction, with appeals filed.
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Massesse
Etti Cohen
Oswego Street
Michael Calamita
Rochester Street
Relief Hospital
Othermera
Chambers Street
Charles McMillan
Burke
Charles Street
House of Correction
Auto Strikes 3 Year Old Frances Smith Near Dorchester Home
Frances Smith, 3, daughter of Charles L. Smith of 27 Kerwin Street, Dorchester, was struck by a car at Kerwin Street and Talbot Avenue at 6 PM. She suffered serious facial injuries and possible internal injuries. Her friend Eileen Barron narrowly escaped after grabbing Frances’s hand to pull her away. Driver Frank J. Leach, 61 Court Road, dodged the Barron girl and hit Frances with a glancing blow as the children crossed Talbot Avenue returning from Franklin Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Smith
Charles L. Smith
Kerwin Street
Dorchester
Talbot Avenue
Eileen Barron
Walter Barron
Franklin Park
Frank J. Leach
61 Court Road
Barron Girl
Missing Boy Located After Winchester Search
Kenneth A. Libby, 12, of Winchester, found alive in Lonsdale Rhode Island after a days long disappearance. He rode home on his bicycle and said he wandered after losing his way, naming Winchester officer McIntosh as an acquaintance. Parents notified and preparing to reunite.
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Kenneth A. Libby
Winchester
Lonsdale
R. I
McTntosh
William R. McTntosh
Otis unmoved by dynamite blast in libel trial
In Los Angeles on July 22 General H G Otis editor of the Times faced libel charges alongside Harry Chandler and Harry Andrews as workmen pruning the city jail caused a dynamite blast. The courtroom erupted with fear but Otis kept his composure urging the men to stay seated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
H. G. Otis
the Times
Harry Chandler
Harry Andrews
F. G. Henderson
Judge Chambers
General Otis
Women Fight Blaze At Lakeshore Cottage Fire
July 22 Lynn report says Lake shore Park women rushed to aid the Lakeshore volunteer fire department to battle a blaze that destroyed Roscoe Guard's Rockway street cottage. Fire began shortly before 11 and crews from Lynn and Peabody arrived as flames consumed the building with an estimated loss of 1590 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Lakeshore Park
Lakeshore
Roscoe Guard
Rockway Street
Peabody
Colony
Judge Killed In Auto Turnover Near Perry
Police Justice Charles W. Johnson of Perry was killed when his car turned turtle about a mile from Perry. Three guests were injured including Charles W. Smith of the Perry telephone exchange who was hurt seriously but may live. William Harford of Chicago sustained a fractured collar bone and Mrs Harford a broken leg. The rear axle is believed to have broken during high speed.
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Rochester
WN. Y
Charles W. Johnson
Perry
Charles W. Smith
William Harford
Chicago
Olympic Association Formed by New York Committee
The American Olympic Games Committee announces plans to form an Olympic Association on return to New York City. The group aims to promote track and field interest and locate promising talent. Members will receive subscription buttons at $5 annually with yearly colors until the Serlin meeting to build a fund for American competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Swimmers Triumph in Hamburg Meet
American swimmers who competed in Stockholm at the Olympics won events in Hamburg. Duke Kahanamoku clocked a world record 166 metre time, McGillivray of Illinois Ath. Club placed second, Hodgson led Canada in 500 metres, Nerich of NYAC finished second, Bathe defeated McDermott in breaststroke heats, and the Americans won both relay races.
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Hamburg
Stockholm
Mhawaiian
Duke” Kahanamoku
P. C. McGillivray
Illinois Athletic Club
Chicago
George Hodgson
Canada
Nicholas P. Nerich
New York Athletic Club
Bathe
Breslau
Michael McDermott
Chicago Athletic Association
Leading Autoist Joyce Dies in Minneapolis
Colonel Frank M. Joyce longtime leader in the American Automobile Association and organizer of the 1912 reliability run died at his Minneapolis home today after a month long illness. He was 51 years old and had just returned from New Orleans where he had arranged for that city to be the tour's terminal.
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Minneapolis
Frank M. Joyce
American Automobile Association
Joyce
New Orleans
Roy als name Yeager as player manager for Baltimore
At Adwater Park on July 22 the Roy als plan to start with Baltimore Joe Yeager as player manager after accepting the offer from President Tuehtenheim. Lush’s future role remains undetermined.
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Montreal
Royals
Adwater Park
Baltimore
Joe Yeager
Tuehtenheim
Nogreed
Lush
Death notices from the Post July 25 tbd Melrose to Brighton
Death notices listed from Melrose Dorchester Winthrop Roxbury Brighton and Brookline. Entries name the deceased with ages or relations and provide funeral details including dates times and church or residence in many cases. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. services held at St Peter s Church St Columbkilles Church and other local parishes.
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Apspelhoy
Melrose
J. Henry Affelhoy
Swain's Pond Avenue
Lebanon
Sullivan Square
Charlestown
Bedard
Dorchester
Francis J. Sedard
Talbot Avenue
Belcher
Winthrop Centre
Georgina
David
Ayo
Winthrop Street
Pirst’ Baptist Church
Herman Street
Burns
John J. Burne
Margaret Burns
Meady
South Boston
Burns Bros
Nightingale Street
St. Leo’s Church
Cecconi
Sarah
Nee Bench
John Ceccon
Richfield Street
J. Peter's
Connors
Roxbury
Patrick Connors
Phillip Street
Mission Church
Cunningham
Catherine Isay
Patrick
Rose Cunningham
Lenehan
Highland Street
All Saints’ Church
Dwyer
Brighton
Richard J
Catherine Dwyer
Keenan
Bennett Street
St. Columbkille'’s
Market Street
Sarah C
Bernard J. Early
West Dedham Street
Ford
Revere
Sidonia C. Ford
Albert F. Austin
Great Works
South Berwick
Holland
Bowdoin Street
St. Peter’s Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Murphy
Patrick Murphy
Brighton Street
North End
M’hugh
Boston
Elizabeth
Peter
Margaret McHugh
Plunkett
Sumner Street
Gossip for Motorists and Movers in Auto Industry
Joe Gardham, formerly with Metzger, joins J. S. Harrington & Co. as superintendent of the service department. Springfield boasts 18 Knox fire machines and related gear, with electric trucks and a water tower. Amplex Motor Car Company plans Aug 1 operation in Mishawaka with 5 cars daily capacity and 750 to 1000 workers. Ford of Walkerville profits from a 20 percent dividend on a $1,000,000 capital, after starting with $125,000 and paying 100 percent dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gardham
Metzger Motor Car Company
J. S. Harrington & Co
New England
Freritt
Springfield
Knox
Knox Martin
Amplex Motor Car Company
Mishawaka
Ind
W. J. Mead
Knight
Amplex
Ford Motor Car Company
Walkerville
Ont
Delahanty Released to American Club of the Pacific Coast
James D.ose See, a Delennart player, has been released to the American club of the Pacific Coast League. The move comes as a notable transfer affecting teams in the western circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
James Dose
Delennart
Tt Amera Clib
Pacific
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Bowdoin Sq
Alice Dudley
Florida de Lisle
May Hamilton
Kittie Frey
Lillie Sutherland
Zola
Blanche de Corret
Dolly Clifford
May Cripps
Helen Lawton
Blonde Baby
Nna Berry
May Waldron
Louise Baldwin
Lillie Leonard
George Draper
Gee
Revere House
Scollay Sq
PL His
Tori Lymouth
Plymouth Rock
Pligrim Hall
South Shore
Plymouth
Betty Alden
Rowe’s Wharf
Long Wharf
G. P. Cushing
Gen. Mgr
Massachusetts Bay
Provincetown
Dorothy Bradford
Bay Line
Atlantic Avenue
Rowe's Wharf
Jabez S. Dyer
Cape Cod Steamship Co
Sorensen
Central Wharf
State St
Bay State Line
Georgia
Tennessee
Bay State St. Ry. Co
Providence
Fall River
Fishing Bank
W. Dixon
King Philip
Commercial Wharf
Ances
Lexington
Newport Isett Pier
Back Bay
North Shore
Cape Ann
North Side Central Wharf
Glouc Center
BE. S. Merchant, Mgr. B. & G
White Mountains
Aymond &W
Washin
Worces
Hitcombco
Che Nad
Martha’s Vineyard
Otis Wharf
Colonial Line
Eddie Murphy
M’farland
Packey McFarland
Kenosha
B. F. Keith
Lindsay M
O O’neil ‘Son Stock Co
Loew’s Orpheum
Gordon
Loving Stairs
Jerkeley St
Warren Ay
Mats
Adsmansion
Durbar
Tn Wonderful Kinemacolor Natural Color Motion Pictures
RED Sox
Cleveland
Fenway Park
Jersey
Lansdowne Sts
Wright & Ditson’s
Washington St
Ameen
Parag Oo Nantasket Beach
MineGane
Ma Noru Mbega Theatre
Casino——Restaurant
Russell’s Concert Orchestra
Arlington Heights
ATER
Blanche F. Irving
Priscilla
Viking
Vida M. MecKown
Agnes
Lucania
Little Fannie
Regina
Mary Edith
Gladys
Nellie
Juniata
Cape Sable
Haddock
Olive F. Hutchins
Sre Regina
Mary
Sre Gladys & Nelile
Thos, Brundage
Vikin
Tynat Tae
Onos
McKenzie
Annie
Jennie
Mary Fdith
The
Majestic
Keith's
Bowdoin Square
Orpheum
Globe and Olympia
Globe Theatre
Red Star Line
Antwerp
Hoosac
Boston Light
White Flyer
Metropolitan Line
India Wharf
Metropolis
Bunker
Hill
Massachusetts
Shipping News
POLO
Police Court
AUTO
Ols
Olympic Assn
Yeager
Post
Goodwin
Clarence E, Goodwin and
Norfolk Ave
Charles B. Dolan
Dorchester Lower Mills
Milton
Delehanty
Sacramento
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