Scientist Weds Healed Patient In Notable Union
Commander John Blish retired U S N and former president of the Christian Science Church married Miss Ida F Guerney of Marion a young teacher. She had serious mental trouble and was saved through Blish and Christian Science aid and guidance. The couple wed on July 20 reflecting devotion to a cause and personal triumph.
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John Blish
The
Christian Science Church
Ida F. Guerney
Marion
Guerney
Commander Blish
Christian Science Friends
Chickering
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Premier Issues Solemn Warning On British Rights
Premier warns Britain will not tolerate trifling with rights as the European situation grows acute. Balfour declares the country will not be wiped off the map. Laborites stand by the Premier in a united front amid mounting tensions.
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Great Britain
Balfour
Europe
Laborites
Decisive war game battle near Fowler's pond and Dead Hill
Last night the Red forces led by General Pew and about 3000 men faced the Blue army near Fowler's pond in North Andover with outposts close to Dead Hill in Haverhill. Patrol clashes and night firing suggest heavy fighting anticipated today.
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Pew
Fowler’s Pond
North Andover
Blue
Clark
Dead Hill
Bradford
Haverhill
William A. Pew
RED Army
Fred D. Grant
Reds Move To Attack As Blues Hold Strong Front
General Pew commanding the Reds admits the Blues under General Clark hold the advantage. Reds are the aggressors and must attack today after Clark’s forces crossed the front and secured a strong position earning praise from regular army umpires. Continued on page 2.
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Pew
Reds
General Clark
Blues
Clark
Blue Army
Baseball Scores And Notes From Around The Leagues
In American League action the Red Sox beat the Browns in a doubleheader. Detroit defeated Washington while Cleveland beat Philadelphia in 10 innings. New York topped St. Louis. National League results include Chicago routing Boston, Philadelphia over St. Louis, Cincinnati beating New York, and Pittsburgh beating Brooklyn. Also noted are Jack Gleason’s failed appearance as vice president, Vernon McKinney’s grand circuit race setback, editors offering trophies for a Press Club golf tourney, and local items Brides and Brockton man pursuing Yale football coaching.
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Bostom Eereese
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Jack Gleason
Vernon McKinney
Red Sox
Browns
Brides
Brockton
Yale
PUTS BAN ON RECESS SHOE PROBE
The Massachusetts House rules committee rejected the investigation of the United Shoe Machinery Company, killing the recess committee order. Governor Foss had urged a probe, but the message was deferred to the next General Court. Martin Lomasney vows to contest the committee report today.
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United Shoe Machinery Company
Massachusetts House
Foss
Martin Lomasney
Footwear lease clash on monopoly charge before committee
President Sidney W. Winslow of the Shoe Machinery Company defended the lease system for shoe machinery amid sharp attacks by Charles H. Jones of Commonwealth Shoe Company. The rules committee adjourned to a packed room as verbal warfare dominated the hearing with mutual denials of misstatement and claims of outside interests using Mr Jones.
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Sidney W. Winslow
Shoe Machinery Company
Charles H. Jones
Commonwealth Shoe Company
Committee On Rules
Toam
Mr. Winslow
Mr. Jones
Jones
Winslow
Western Alliance
Boston and Worcester Trolley Service for Worcester Routes
Business and pleasure travelers are advised to use the Boston and Worcester trolley for Worcester and intermediate points. The service offers express and accommodation options, aiming to streamline trips with practical schedules and comfortable travel.
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Boston and
Auto Hurls 6 in Wagon Down Bank
Two women, three small children and a man escaped death when a car struck their wagon on Lynn boulevard, propelling it down a 25 foot embankment. Mrs Hattie Muse and Miss Edith Joy were taken to Lynn Hospital. others unharmed. The runabout fled the scene with two occupants and was not located by nightfall.
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Lynn
Lynn Boulevard
Hattie Muse
Peabody
Edith Joy
Marblehead
Lynn Hospital
Carriage Collision Near King's Beach Terrace
A two seated carriage driven by James Nash carrying Miss Joy Mrs Muse and her three children was struck by an automobile at the foot of King's Beach terrace. The horse dragged the wrecked carriage down a bank but stopped near a railing. Mrs Muse and Miss Joy were hospitalized with injuries described as not serious. Nash and the children were unharmed. The runaway car did not stop, increasing speed and slipping into darkness.
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James Nash
Central Street
Peabody
Mrs. Muse
Nash
Miss Joy
Lynn
Marblehead
Tide Details For 209th Day Of Year
The notice lists high tide at 12 45 a m and describes lunar data with a two year old sun and moon phase. It marks the 209th day of the year and the 39th day of summer.
Anniversaries mark founders and a landmark amendment
Nicholas Brown birthday remembrance recalls Brown University benefactor born 1729. Ballington Booth born 1859 founder of the Volunteers of America. Mary Anderson actress born 1859. The 14th Amendment was declared in force in 1868.
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Nicholas Brown
Brown
Ballington Booth
The
Volunteers of America
Mary Anderson
Forecast for Boston and vicinity
Weather bulletin from Washington notes overcast coastal skies with interior fair conditions on Friday and Saturday. Temperatures stable and winds light to moderate from the east to south.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Yesterday's Temperature Report by Thompson's Spa
Average yesterday temperature recorded was 68 degrees with a high near 85 and a low around 64. The report notes the previous year's averages and records, including a 78 degree high and 21 degree low on the same date last year, and mentions a forecasted fair Friday.
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Thompson’s Spa
Miece
Coles
Williams elected Melrose Y M C A general secretary
G W Williams, general secretary of the Y M C A at Williamstown Penn, was elected yesterday to fill the office of general secretary of the Melrose Y M C A to succeed Erwin K Smith, who goes to Methuen.
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G. W. Williams
Williamstown
Penn
Melrose Y. M. C. A
Erwin K. Smith
Methuen
Story Behind Commander Blish Affair Told to Post
A Christian Scientist friend recounts a tale of love and tragedy. A teacher engaged to a man who died on the eve of their wedding traveled from illness and grief to seek expert help in Boston, aiming to marry and move west.
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Blish
West
Lynn Track Bill Lost In Senate Adjourns Legislature
The Lynn track bill failed 18 to 17 in the Senate. The house sent forward a $9,000,000 harbor bill and enacted the workingmen's compensation act. Washburn railroad and New Haven tunnel bills were killed. The governor's Ellis milk bill veto and other vetoes were sustained. State tax reduced by $500,000 to $5,590,000. The session saw record activity as the Great and General Court adjourned.
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Lynn
Washburn
New Haven
Balfour Issues Warning On Moroccan Crisis In Commons
In London on July 27 the Moroccan crisis dominated the House of Commons as Prime Minister Asquith read a prepared warning to Germany. He asserted Britain would defend its rights and maintain the balance of power in Europe, a stance echoed by opposition leader A. J. Balfour. The discourse stressed the difficulty and urgency of finding a solution to the growing diplomatic tension.
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London
House of Commons
Germany
Great Britain
Europe
Mr. Balfour
Asquith
Prime Minister Signals U S Role in Caribbean Talks
The prime minister stated that if no settlement is reached, the United States would become an active participant in discussions. He framed this as our right under the Algeciras treaty and a potential obligation under the 1904 agreement with France.
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Algeciras
France
Arrest Boy as Murderer at Hotel Iroquois
ARREST OF PAUL SEIDEL A 17 year old Hartford bellboy suspected in the murder of Wall Street broker William Henry Jackson at the Hotel Iroquois. Seidel to be charged. Jackson beaten and choked, motive robbery. Autopsy confirms towel gag, jewelry and cash left untouched in trunk.
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New York
Paul Seidel
Hartford
Sell City Street By Mistake Sell City Street By Mistake
Newton Newton Upper Falls residents tear down a fence and contest a city led street sale exposing a curious real estate deal. The dispute escalates as citizens confront authorities over the laid out street and related ownership questions.
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Newton
Newton Upper Falls
Fences on Circuit Avenue torn down amid dispute over sale
Residents of Circuit avenue clash with city over a sale that trimmed 300 feet of street, a drinking fountain, and a public dump. The land passed to H Wilson Ross, then to Gennaro Bianco of Boston, who rebuilt the fence, while authorities contest what the city actually disposed of and why.
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Circuit Avenue
Boylston Street
Elliott Avenue
H. Wilson Ross
Newton Cemetery
W. S. Slocum
Slocum
Rogers
Newton Upper Falls
Ross
Gennaro Bianco
Lewis Street
Boston
Bianco
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