Zionist Socialist Parade Planned for Thursday
The Zionist Socialists finalize the date of their July 2 parade for Thursday next. The protest seeks to condemn Russian outrages and doubles as a celebration of Jewish unity and civic action.
Opening Zionist Congress Parade and Rally Planned
The Basle Switzerland opening will be celebrated with a parade followed by a mass meeting at Faneuil Hall. D Aberson of London and many prominent Zionists are slated to speak. Zionist Socialists push self government for Russian Hebrews and organized self-defence against mob attacks. The parade will include several women.
Mixed Chorus to Open Thursday Parade and Meeting
A parade and meeting feature a mixed chorus of women who endured Russian persecution and the Hebrew massacre. The event celebrates revolutionary and Hebrew songs and aims to showcase women’s enthusiastic support for the cause.
Largest steamship and cargo ship from New York to Australia
The Cufic, a White Star liner chartered by an American company, sailed from New York with more than 12 000 tons of freight worth over 1 500 000 dollars. The voyage marks the largest tonnage and value yet sent to Australia, amid a bitter U S versus British freight-rate battle. The fight, driven by rivalry and personal feelings, sees rates drop from 35 to 15 shillings per ton, with Australian-bound shipments costing around 27s 6d to charter a steamer.
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New York
Australia
Cufic
International Merchant Marine Company
United States and Australian Steamship Company
New Zealand
Maine Representative Sails to Study Canteen System
C E Littlefield member of the Maine second district sails for London with Rev. E C Dinwiddie to study temperance policy in British French and German armies. Littlefield authored the anti cantene law now on the statute books and Dinwiddie supports its workings. He says criticisms of the law are not yet well founded due to its short operation.
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Dinwiddie
Littlefield
Shipping and harbor notes from the New England port
Strong easterly wind and rain off Chatham delayed the Admiral Dewey bound for Long Wharf. British steamer Moness from Fowey arrives with china clay for Mystic Pier and Philadelphia. Leyland liner Canadian and Warren liner Sachem from Liverpool expected today. Dorchester resident John W. Nason sails the seven masted Thomas W. Lawson to Chesapeake Bay after appendicitis operation. Cargo from New Orleans brimstone on Cohasset marks a first for the port. Pilot Captain John De Coursey honored for harbor work. Nova Scotia bark Calburga to East Boston after fire repair. Captain Learson and Captain Rathburn noted in quartermaster operations. Landowner, The Landsman.
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Chatham
Admiral Dewey
Port Antonio
Long Wharf
Moness
G’sullivan
Fowey
England
Mystic Pier
Philadelphia
Liverpool
John W. Nason
Dorchester
Chesapeake Bay
Thomas W. Lawson
Arthur L.crowley
Cohasset
New Orleans
Sicily
Crescent City
Union Sulphur Company
Calcasieu Parish
Louisiana
Bangor
Portland
New York
Baltimore
John de Coursey
Lewis Wharf
Snow's Arch Wharf
United States Quartermaster’s Department
General Ayres
General Thomas
Jesup
Snow
Richard Searson
Bumpus
Fort Banks
Winthrop
Nova Scotia
Calburga
McKenzie
Mystic
Boston
Hantsport
N. S
Pallas
Kemp
de Coursey
Learson
United States Quartermaster'’S
Thomas S&s. Jesup
Rathburn
Cans
Cape Cod
O'Sullivan
Eng
Furness, Withy & Co
Porter
Jam
United Fruit Company
Calvin Austin
Pike
St. John
OC. K
Ontario
Howes
Norfolk
A. M. Gorham
Indian
Thacher
Frank P. Wing
Old Dominion
Burton
Joy Steamship Company
H. F. Dimock
Baker
George W. Apsey
Chattahoochee
Dreyer
Savannah
E. H. Downing
Ransom B. Fuller
Blair
Bath
Dingley
Dennison
City of Rockland
Curtis
Cape Ann
Godfrey
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Tacony
Brown
South Amboy
Oxford
Braddock
Lynn
Radnor
Sea King
Morix
Charles F. Pritchard
Horace A. Allyn
Nichols
Griffin
Garfield
White
Matthews
Pogie River
Clifford C
N. B
Hattie Muriel
Hoar
Apple River
Theoline
Moody
Shipping News Highlights and Coastal Arrivals
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures including steamers such as Moness O Sullivan and Calburga with merchandise and passengers to various lines and ports. Also noted are sailings of Boston for Yar mouth and Portland, along with wind conditions and tide times and a tourism promo for Central Vermont Railway to the Green Mountains and other resorts. Additionally details cover the U S despatch boat Dolphin in Nantasket Roads and the Horatio Hall passage past Chatham.
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Nantasket Roads
Ashland
Franklin
Chatham
Horatio Hall
Portland
New York
Paoll
Swatara
City of Augusta
Boston
Savannah
North Star
Excursion Tours From Boston to Adirondacks and Beyond
Tours under personal escort depart Boston on August 5 17 28 and September 7 visiting Ausable Chasm Adirondacks Montreal Quebec and Saguenay River by the Rutland railroad. Send for Across the Islands and Beyond and Travel brochures with itineraries and summer tours free on application to George E Marsters N E P A 298 Washington Street Boston.
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Ausable
Terrible Death From Saw Cuts In Richford Mill
Benjamin Martin died from severe injuries after a circular saw cut through his left thigh and chest at a Richford saw mill. He slipped and was pronounced dead after hours of agony. he was about 50. The second item is a probate notice in Massachusetts regarding Edward Tobin’s estate and the first account of the trust under his will.
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Richford
Benjamin Martin
Martin
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Edward Tobin
Chicago
Ilinois
Boston
Boston Post
Witess
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijab George
Register
Commonwealth OF
Tme Savings Bank of
Gald
William McDonald
Andrew A. Lamont
John E. Connor
John McDonald
Elijah George
Sarah B. Hart
Benjamin F. Hart
Benjamin I. Hart
Catherine Fallon
John H. Fallon
Middlesex
Hannah Conroy
Watertown
Mary J. Donovan
Cambridge
Charles J. McIntire
Charles F. Graumann
Charles Graumann
Boylston St
Jamaica Plain
Irene Williams
John A. Williams
Jomina
Williams
Anid
Fsquire
John H. Vose
Maynard
Abel G. Haynes
A. B
F. M. Esty
Asst. Register
Divorce Petition in Norfolk Court for Edith Twombly
Edith A. Twombly of Brookline petitions Norfolk Superior Court at Dedham for divorce from Frederick W. Twombly of Philadelphia. Alleged cruel treatment and habitual intoxication since 1903 with desire to resume maiden name Edith Aechtler. notice ordered for August term with publication and mailings.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Superior Court
Norfolk
Dedham
County of
Edith A. Twombly
Brookline
Frederick W. Twombly
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Boston
Winchester
Edith Aechtler
Ss. Superior Court
Boston Post
Suffolk
Bel
Louis A, Cook
R. B. Worthington
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Adirondacks
Central Vermont Railway
T. H. Hanley
Washington Street
G. A. R. National
Denver
Col
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
J. B. Scott
New England
Mass
Canada
The
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Wood Piano CO
Tremont 8St
Gabler
Zoe
Tremont St
Tremont Street
Columbus Ave
Roxbury Crossing
Dudley St
Rox
Shipping
White Star Line
Company
India Building
State St. Gunard Line
Queenstown
Ivernia
Saxonia
Sylvania
Campania
Carpathia
Umbria
Caronia
Mediterranean
Pannonia
Slavonia
Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
Chas
Sumner
State Et
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co. Steamship Lines
Newport News
Providence
Steiger
A. M. Graha
Battery Wharf
Summer Street
Coria
R. 1
Dominion Atlantic Railway Steamship Line
New Brunswick
P. E. Island
Newfoundland
Foot State St
Washington St
J. F. Masters
N. E
Masters
Philadelphia Steamship Line
Alwess
F. P. Wing
Central Wharf
Warren Line
Sachem
Michigan
Sagamore
Hoosac Tunnel
Warren & CO
Milk Street
Alba
Jones
Enfield
New Hampshire
Elmer £. Jones
Grafton
Commonwealth
Broadway Savings Bank of
Lawrence
Essex Savings Bank of
Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank of
Lowell
Home Savings Bank of
Edward M. Titcomb
Pelham
Laura A. Titcomb
Hillsborough
Suffolk Savings Bank
Frobate Court
Eugene R. Knapp
Frances A. Knapp
John Francis Leonard
Annie T. Crocker
Hoston
W. McKim
Formosa
Ceylon
Assam
TEA & Coffee Co
Cor
Hanover
Jaynes’ Drug Store
Ladies' Dressmaking and Millinery College
Dover
Strout
South
E. A. Strout
Farm Dept
Nassau St
New York City
Tremont Temple
Udley Talbot
Old South Building
Main
Somerville
W. A. Dunham
Tremont
O. P. Bragg
Merrimac St
Newburyport
Gumb
Old Cot
Lewis D. Gumb
Marlow
N. H
Whitney
Roxbury
LEE
Kneeland St
Guee i
Norkrs
Devonshire St
Grace N. Emery
George W. Guptill
Court St
West End
Cambridge St
Bowdoin Sq
City OF
Office of Public Buildings Department
Old Court House
Georges Creek
Public Buildings Dept
Superintendent of Public Buildings
Hugh Montague
Commonwealth of of Massachusetts
State House
Haverhill At
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COYNE
M &E
Salvation Army
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Framingham
Miss Booth
William Evans
Dina
Coyne Bros, CO
Plumbing Schools
Cincinnati
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Telah Diek
Carie, Ao
Bea Bain Aes
Samuel Cupples Envelope CO
St. Touts
Woodbury Shoe CO
Ey, Mass
Eee
Waides
B. C. Nichols CO
Edgewood St
Carpentens
ADI
Carpenters
Peenets
Cope
Broadway
J. K. Ricke
the Post
Yale St
Ale St
Collins
Washington
Hall's
G. A. Reynolds
Dorchester Aris
la Nares
Hawkins
Jordan Marsh CO
Onsen
Felkin
India Sq
FP. O
Green ST
Rolle
Sige
MAX Olman
Walnut St
Chelsea
J. Seevak & Bros
Canton St
Baskind & Shuman
Gayhead
Paul Gore
Centre Street
Klueber
Chestnut Ave
Shirley Ave
Revere Beach
Parlin St
West Everett
Hancock and Sullivan Sqs
Charlestown
Fred W. Reed
Hancock Sq
Parrot
Davis Street
Roxbury Sewing Machine Agency
Warren St
Imp
Singer
Guy's
Canal St
Secret Service
Typewriter Exchange
Liar
Fed&s
Prof. Slye
Canal
Giznt
HUB Cycle CO
Cooper St
Zarola
Washington At
Bankers Loan Company Smith Building
Court Square
Bowdoin Square
R. Briggs
Colonial Loan CO
Milk St
d&Sutt
Franklin Loan Cgo
School St
P. O. Box
People's "Company
Strong & CO
Tolman
Bromfeld
Workingmen’s ‘Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Reas
Beacon
Nat’l Loan CO
Mass. Ave
Hub Loan CO
State St
Kor
Mase
L. J. Peabody
Weinstein
DR. Weinstein
Boston, Mass
Touraine
Dpruggisia
W.E. Simmons
Hollis ST
A. Sawyer
Allen
F. G. Preston
Water St