Record of Holy Family Temperance Field Day at Franklin Park
The big event drew about 40 000 children with 20 000 lunches and 1500 gallons of ice cream. About 144 were lost and 70 treated at a hospital tent while 15 000 took the temperance pledge. Organized by St Leo's parish, the outing supported by Father Mathew societies with Father Butler as rector, featuring bands, clown shows, baseball, and a flag pledge ceremony.
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Holy Family Temperance League
Franklin Park
Father Mathew
Boston
John T. Simpson
Stars and Stripes
John J. Cronin
Charles W. Regan
All Saints’ Church
Roxbury
Francis J. Butler
Father Mathew Temperance Societies
Theobald Athew
St. Leo’s Church
Father Francis J. Butler
Father Butler
Massachusetts
St. Leo's Church
T. H. Devlin
Helen F. Dwyer
Mary McGonagle
Chapman Street
Charlestown
P. J. Dervin
Charles W. Rodgers
R. W. Sheehey
John H. Fran
Miss J. Casey
Knights of St. John the Baptist
Michael J. Doody
Tor
St. Mary's
Cambridge
St. Vincent's
Camden Street
James J. Maguire
Church of the Immaculate Conception
D. J. Wholley
St. Joseph's Church of Roxbury
Father Doody
Father Mullin
Hudson
Father Gasson
Boston College
Edward Riordan
Morris Deane
Malden
Father Cronin
Theobald Mathew
Post
Prices Slashed on Hats and Boots in Great Sale
Hundreds of panama hats now 95 cents each, after a cyclone of price cuts. Higher and lower priced hats marked down from established values to clear space for Douglas boots and leather hoes.
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Rattler At Large In North Cambridge Neighborhood
Several snakes over six feet long roamed a quiet North Cambridge area yesterday afternoon. Believed to have escaped from a showman Nelson on Van Norden street, the rattlers caused fear among children as the first six foot mottled rattlesnake appeared on Yerxa road.
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Cambridge
Nelson
van Norden
Yerxa Road
Snakes at Large Sunday Terror Rigs City Streets
Mrs. Henderson saw a rattlesnake on 11 Yerxa Road and police captured it after it threatened officers. A second mottled snake was slain near Rindge Field. Authorities suspect John Nelson of 6 Van Norden Street owns the snakes from a side show and he claims the creatures are non dangerous and mostly local varieties. Police fear more snakes may be loose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerxa ‘Road
John T. Henderson
Rindge Field
John Nelson
van Norden Street
Nelson
Blue Hill
Train Kills Autoist Near Dearborn, Michigan
John Hause aged 45 a Clayton Michigan resident was instantly killed two miles west of Dearborn when a Detroit United Railway freight car struck his automobile today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
John Hause
Clayton, Mich
Dearborn
Detroit United Railway
Hause
Weak Weary Watery Eyes Welcome Marine Eye Remedy
An old advertisement touts Marine Eye Remedy as an eye tonic. It claims relief for tired irritated eyes and promotes a soothing formula. The copy emphasizes quick comfort and restoring clarity for daily tasks.
Fear Fires During the War Games
Adjutant General William H Brigham visited New York and met Major General Leonard Wood at Governors Island to discuss upcoming war maneuvers in the state next month. Wood is coordinating plans and is said to have briefed Brigham on all details of the maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Brigham
New York
Leonard Wodd
Department of the East
Governor's Island
General Wood
Brigham
Boston
Wood
Massachusetts Militia Readies for War Game Invasion Exercise
Adjutant General Brigham to be telegraphed on August 14 about an invading force from New York Connecticut District of Columbia and New Jersey landing at an offshore site near Cape Cod. Brigadier General Pew to command 6500 troops training by rail auto and horse, with camps at Plymouth and Bristol counties under strict fire safety discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Brigham
New York
Connecticut
District of Columbia
New Jersey
Cape Cod Bay
William A. Pew, Jr
Massachusetts
Plymouth
Bristol
Edward Malley Dies at 85 in New Haven
Edward Malley president of the Edward Malley Company died at his residence in New Haven this morning aged about 85. He led his company for several decades and was a prominent local business figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
Edward Malley
Edward Malley Company
Hope Returns To Nantucket After Sea Collision
The fishing schooner Hope arrived at T wharf after a collision with the steamship Minnetonka off Nantucket. Her bowsprit and head gear were torn, but the crew escaped serious damage while maneuvering to avoid further harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnetonka
Nantucket
Hope
T Wharf
New York
London
Collision At Sea Involving Minnetonka And Hope
Hundreds of passengers on the Minnetonka awoke as the convertible steamer struck. Eleven of Hope s fourteen crew slept through the crash and fled to deck when water flooded the hold. Captain Proctor said the Hope was not disabled. Hope owned by Boston and Gloucester, sailing to Georges for a three week trip. Repairs expected to cost about 800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnetonka
Hope
Proctor
Atlantic Transportation Line
London
New York
Boston and
Gloucester
Georges
Brooklyn Teachers Sail Toward Arctic Circle on Six Week Trip
Twelve Brooklyn schoolteachers depart from Erie Basin on the Red Cross liner Rosalind for a voyage toward the Arctic Circle. The journey aims to reach Nain Labrador as the farthest north point, with six weeks at sea before returning to Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Arctic Circle
Red Cross
Rosalind
Erie Basin
Nain
Labrador
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Tre California Fic Syrup Co
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