Naturalized Citizens Association Formed In Park Square
About fifty men attended a Monday meeting at Arcade Hill Park Square to form a political group of British born citizens in the United States. Speakers said any citizen could join if he supported good government, with debates on creed and emphasis on honest public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcade Hill
Park Square
United States
Protoc
John C. Gordon
A. & Fisher
Citizena’ Association
Arcade Hall
General Wood Resigns Clause Cutting Down Their Pay
Boston health officials investigated Soo Kee from Scranton after rumors of leprosy. No disease found. swelling due to kidney trouble and skin issues misread as leprosy. Soo Kee spoke English, worked laundry, and said Scranton doctor not good. Nearby Chinese residents helped confirm no leprosy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Health Department
Soo Kee
Scranton
Penn
Associated Press
Soo
Pennsylvania
Oxford Street
L. L. Wah Company
Health Board
Samuel H. Durgin
Thomas B. Shea
Brough
Hill
Burr
Division 4
Boo Kee
Post
Board of Health
Thief Tracked by Marines After Water Street Chase
A young thief, seen lifting copper from a navy yard, fled through Charlestown as marines and Station 15 police pursued a crowd into Water Street and the Warren Line wharf area. He leaped into the Mystic River but vanished amid the ebbing dusk as divers and grappling irons scoured the waterfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Station 15
Water Street
Charlestown
Navy Yard
Chelsea Street
Waterstreet
Water Front
Warren Line
Mystic River
Bar Harbor Liquor Raids Create Social Uproar
Bar Harbor faces a liquor war as taverns are raided and fined. Owners of low dives accuse fashionable clubs and hotels of serving liquor to guests. The Malvern hotel was searched during dinner hours, guests shocked, wines seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
Malvern
Toad Found Under Forest Hills Square Work Site
During excavations for Forest Hills square widening in West Roxbury a worker uncovered a clay crust containing a toad. The creature, aged about fifteen years, startled supervisors who noted the road there had not been opened in that span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills Square
Roxbury
Albany transfer delayed over lease approval
President Aaes Tee of the Boston and Albany line says the transfer of properties to New York Central under a lease approved will not occur before July 1. Legislative failure to approve beforehand stalls the deal and leaves legal questions unresolved.
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A Aes Tee
Boston & Albany Ae
Air York Central
Cer
Fock Central
Tarning i
Nm Pany
Old Home Week in Maine Promises Ferm Time Festivities
Readable fragments describe Maine Old Home Week events with hints of wine tastings and local gatherings. Names, dates, and places are unclear. The item suggests a community celebration with moving portions to different venues and a focus on regional heritage.
Fresh Air Fund Picnics Expand To Citywide Outings
Under sheltering white canvas 900 Boston mothers and children enjoyed a morning in Franklin Park before a picnic in Franklin Field. The Fresh Air Fund and City Missionary Waldron plan weeklong picnics and outings including Nantasket visits, Wakefield day trips, Rosemary Cottage in Maine, and other excursions totaling about 4900 participants.
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Boston
Franklin Park
Fresh Air Fund
Franklin Field
Waldron
Nantasket
Wakefield
Rosemary Cottage
Hiiot
Two Policy Arrests in Boston Lottery Case
Sergeant Fessenden of Division 23 arrested QO J Dutton 38 of 42 Cottage street Roxbury as a main agent of the Louisiana lottery operating in New England. A search at Division 2 yielded $200 in lottery tickets to be used as court evidence. Charles Brown, a young colored man, was arrested by Station 8 officers for promoting a policy lottery in Adams place.
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Fessenden
QO. J. Dutton
Cottage Street
Roxbury
New England States
Bromfield Street
Dutton
Charles Brown
Station 8
Adams Place
Bathing Pool in Somerville Provides Water Access
West Somerville children thank Water Commissioner Merrill for permitting use of the water works basin near Broadway and Cedar to bathe this hot weather. The basin accommodates 60 to 100 swimmers and up to fifty at once. A box stall in the stable is set as a girls dressing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Somerville
Merrill
Somerville
Broadway
Cedar Street
New Officers Installed in A. O. H. Division 1
The regular meeting at Fusilier Hall last evening installed Charles Flannigan as president and William Quann as vice president along with Jeremiah J. Daley J W O Connell and William Dolan as secretary treasurer and other officers. The gathering included remarks by County President Cronin and a literary contest with eight winners listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fusilier Hall
Hanover Street
W. J. Cronin
Charles Flannigan
William Quann
Cce
Jeremiah J. Daley
J. W. O’connell
William Dolan
Cronin
Dacey
Daniel J. Gin W. Quann
J. J. Daley
Nat O’connell
W. Dolan
Charles J. Wler
T. Casey
J. Tomey
J. Hicks
P. O'Hare
D. J. Ryan
Decree dispute echoes from Arlington teachers
Enor Varrona is denied as author and promoter of the de cree. A teacher told a reporter Varrona is a figurehead and not to be trusted to act, while Cubans fault the secretary of public instruction for siding with him. About twenty women teachers attended a reception and dance by the Oda Ladies of Arlington. Senator Parry plans informal entertainment for teachers at his Massachusetts avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Frye
Cuba
Boards of Education
Ater
Frye
Memorial Hall
Vivas
Hoar
War Department
General Wood
Varrona
Secretary of Public Instruction
Varrena
Oda Ladies of
Arlington
Arlington G. A. R. Hall
Parry
Massachusetts Avenue
Ice Demand Shrugs Bangor Supply Shipments Rise
Bangor Maine reports 60 000 tons of Penobscot River ice shipped this season with two to three vessels daily. Urgent calls from Washington and other cities drive exports as the schooner Augustus Hunt is towed from Bazigor toward its destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Washington
D. C
Augustus Hunt
Bazigor
Deutschland Sets Eastbound Atlantic Speed Record
The Hamburg American liner Deutschland arrives at Plymouth on its maiden eastward voyage from New York in 6 days 14 hours 6 minutes, despite fog. It logs a 696 mile leg on July 19, beating the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse for fastest Atlantic crossing in both directions.
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London
New York
Plymouth
Atlantic
Astor Milne love affair roils London society
Pauline Astor's romance with Sir Archibald Milne shocks London elites. John Astor opposes the match claiming higher marital aims, while Milne faces social pressure as the Prince of Wales condemns the Astor refusal. Marlborough Club suspends action amid possible expulsion threat.
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London
Pauline Astor
Sir Archibald Milne
Sir Archibald
Duke of York
Baronet
Miss Astor
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Mr. Astor
Astor
Sir Milne
Pall Mall Gazette
London Journal
Prince and Princess of Wales
England
Prince of Wales
House of Astor
Marlborough Club
Marlborough
Carlton
Doctors' Food Talk Endorses Grape Nuts as Superior Nutrition
Reading Mass physician Dr Hadnaford writes in the Messenger praising Grape-Nuts for digestibility and strong nutrition. He claims four heaping teaspoons suffice for the cereal portion and that one meal sustains health across days. He notes versatility for babies and adults, ready-to-use form, and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadnaford
Reading
Mass
Rail orders and steamship news from regional transit measures
The railroad board approves a $60 000 stock issue for Clinton & Hudson Street Railway amid a reduced request, and orders abolishing whistle bans on Gloucester branch trains near Bridge Street. The Cape Cod steamer trial at Weeks Wharf signals possible daily Provincetown trips on the Bay line, with the Nantucket lease expiring and the Provincetown wharf privileges held by the Boston Plymouth Provincetown Steamboat Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton & Hudson Street Railway Company
Gloucester
Boston & Maine
Bridge Street
Manchester
Cape Cod
Boston, Plymouth & Provincetown Steamboat Company
Bay Line
Boston
Provincetown
Weeks’s Wharf
Cape
Atlantic Avenue
Nantucket
James Wooley
Bay Nine
Atlantic Ave
N. B
J. R. Bacon
Mgr
Stage Gossip Highlights of Theatre Moves and Openings
Amelia Groll engages with Henry W Savage and sang for Queen Victoria. John Hyams leaves The Re and joins Keith circuit while Rose Beaumont stars in Very Little Faust at Columbia Theatre. Annie Sutherland leads a Buffalo stock company. The New York Empire stock company opens in August and tours Boston. Sargent Aborn visits Springfield as Minnie Dupree performs a one character play. Marie Halton, once a Hight opera favorite, now sings Rhodope in Berlin.
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Amelia Groll
Cincinnati
Henry W. Savage
Will Mandeville
Princess Chic
John Hyams
Keith
Robert Hilliard
Lost River
Mr. van Bibber
A. H. Chamberlyn
Boston
Herald Square
New York
Ethel Barrymore
Long Branch
Rose Beaumont
Columbia Theatre
Faust
Ambrose @. Miller
Jacob Litt
Ruby
Whitney and Knowles
Frede Wright
Ole
New
Eng
Otis Harlan
Agorest Family
Frank McKee
Annie Sutherland
Buffalo
New York Empire Stock Company
Colonial Theatre
Music Hall
Sargent Aborn
Litt
Springfield
Milton Aborn
Minnie Dupree
Proctor
Mary” Halton
Berlin
Marie Halton
Boston Theatres and Parks Highlight Summer Entertainment
Mildred Hyland returns to Boston for rehearsals with James A Bliss at Abington. The Tremont stage features Robertson's Ours with Gilmour and Rockwell leading. Northern Lights shines at Castle Square while Rose Beaumont stars at Columbia in Very Little Faust. Pinafore on the Lake draws crowds at Chute grounds and George Henery appears in A Cold Deal at Crescent Gardens. Bettina Girard debuts at Keith's as Austin & Stone's Tremont Row Museum offers strong acts. Point of Pines runs a babies prize contest and Norumbega Park stays popular amid hot weather. A cool Palace Theatre vaudeville bills the week. Lynette remains at Steamer City of Fitchburg as it resumes Bar Harbor and Eastport trips from Commercial Wharf Boston next Friday at 6 pm, after repairs and overhaul.
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Mildred Hyland
Grand Theatre Stock Company
James A. Bliss
Abington
Boston
James Richmond Glenroy
Combination Park
Tremont Theatre
Robertson
Mr. Gilmour
Hugh Chabcot
Miss Rockwell
Mary Netley
Castle Square
Rose Beaumont
Marguerite
Faust
Columbia
Chute Grounds
George Henery
Crescent Gardens
Bettina Girard
Keith’s
Austin & Stone
Tremont Row
Point of Pines
Norumbega Park
Palace Theatre
Lynette
City of Fitchburg
Bar Harbor
Eastport
North Pets Commercial Wharf
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Paris
Boston Post
British Political Society
Seo Kes
Secretary of War
Leonard Wood
Alexis BE
FRYD
Cambridge
Hemenway Gymnasium
Holden Chapel
Morales
Root
Marines
Wavy Yard
Warren Line Wharf
Mystic
Toad
Albany
Maine
Lane
NEW Queen OF the Seas
A. Milne
Sove
Milne
William Waldorf Astor
Point Pines
Muldoon
Cushman
Holcombe & Curtis
Marvellous Marsh
Strafford and Mille
Vanetta
Columbia Messrs
Parry and Ryna
Beaumont
Sl 4
E Faust
Mie Gilroy
Fioor Ok
Nantasket Beach
The
Park Commissioners
Seaton
Scritohium Hall
Theron D. Perkins
Rowe’s Wharf
P. Cushing
Wilfred Aarme
Williams and Aiker
Real Coon
Bettina Gerara
Oyce
Saints
Ssa
Ateie
Brothers
Ba Vello
Sanaorie
Ite
Sila Zale
Balancers
Chas
Barry Valda Halvers
Campbell and
Dave
Cirel
Castle Theatre
Tremont &T
Tremont
Oxford
India
Edtled Harrigan Maude
Amber James Richmond
Clenroy Hedrix & Prescott Golden Cate
Grand Stand
Sullivan
Connelly’s
Adams House
Winthrop Steamboat Co
Salem Willows
Ticeo
Norumbeca
Zoological Garden
Alabama Troubadours
Subway
BASS _POINT
Lafricain
Naval Brigade
Lincoln Wharf
Bass Point
Nahant
Ostrich Farm
A. P. Lane
Cape Anak
North Shore
Cape Ann
City OF
North Side
Tral Wharf
Foot State St
Arreene
E. GS. Trborant
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat CO
Grand Naval Duly
Barwell
Akee
Uustington
Adams Hous
Pharmacy
St. Louis
Boston Bicycles Checkes
Apleton & Bassett's
Washington Street
Connelly's
New Palace Theatre
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