Scotch Family Sent Home by Immigration Officials
Mrs. Robert Mutch and her six children were sent back to Scotland aboard the Allan liner Laurentian after the 7 year old daughter Ethel was barred from landing. The family, once living in Quincy, sold possessions to emigrate and faces returning virtually penniless. The husband may follow to Scotland, leaving him heartbroken.
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Robert Mutch
Scotland
Laurentian
Ethel
Mutch
Quincy
Liner Daltonhall Departs Boston with Large Macaroni Wheat Cargo
The Furness liner Daltonhall commanded by Captain Williams sails from the Boston & Albany elevator at 1 PM carrying 200000 bushels of macaroni wheat bound for Salerno Italy. The shipment is among the largest sent from here in some time and arrived from Duluth.
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Furness
Daltonhall
Williams
Boston & Albany
Salerno
Italy
Duluth
Veterans urge broader religious views at Free Religious anniversary
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe and the Rev. Edward Everett Hale urged wider religious tolerance at Parker Memorial Hall for the 40th anniversary of the Free Religious Association. Speakers included Edwin D. Mead Henry Blackwell Carolina H. Huidobro and Rev. Henry Blanchard. The Boston origin group formed four decades ago.
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Julia Ward Howe
Edward Everett Hale
Free Religious Association
Parker Memorial Hall
Theodore Parker
Ralph Waldo Emerson
America
Hale
Heaven
Salvation Army
Paul Revere Frothingham
Arlington Street Church
Edwin D. Mead
Henry Blackwell
Carolina H. Huidobro
Henry Blanchard
Portland
Boston
Fire Department Personnel Changes Reported
Joseph W. Bird of Ladder Company 19 retires on a $600 annual pension as Fire Commissioner Wells approves. Richard H. Brown joins the department and is assigned to Engine Company 21. J. J. Sullivan of Engine 9 and T. F. Timmins of Chemical 9 swap places with commission approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Bird
Ladder Company 19
Wells
Richard H. Brown
Engine Company
J. J. Sullivan
Engine 9
T. F. Timmins
Chemical 9
Shooting at Brown and Sharpe plant ends in two clerks hurt
At Providence Rhode Island May 31 a quarrel between clerks in the timekeeper's office at Brown and Sharpe Manufacturing Company led to Fitzroy Willet firing a revolver, wounding Amos N. Gorham aged 27 and Thomas Edmundson aged 42. Willet was arrested.
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Providence
R. I
Brown & Sharpe Manufacturing Company
Amos N. Gorham
Thomas Edmundson
Fitzroy Willet
Rhode Island
Willet
Walter H. Willet
Central
Gorham
Thomas Eadmundson
Edmundson
Praised by the Postmaster at Boston Police Club Meeting
Postmaster Hibbard praised Boston policemen and letter carriers noting their city leads others. He joked about the post office as a matrimonial agency and mentioned a Kentucky man seeking a Boston wife and a request to learn divorce costs. The club attendees received roses and a theatre entertainment segment followed.
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Boston
Hibbard
Dartmouth Street
Mr. Hibbard
Kentucky
Thomas Ryan
Station 2
Duffy
Orpheum Theatre
Miss Vesta
Mr. Fern
Banjo
McGrath
Brow
Pasquale
Houdini
Boston Mayor pushes eight extra deputy sealers of weights and measures
Mayor Fitzgerald says current force of 10 deputies is insufficient to protect Boston shoppers. Ordinances were amended to allow eight more deputy sealers at 1600 each to ensure accurate scales in stores and curb overpriced profits. Aldermen Curley and Baldwin led the vote. appointments to come after weeks of Ward battles.
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Naryy
Boston
Fitzgerald
Curley
Baldwin
Board of Aldermen
Wight
Bargain Auction At Columbus Club Tonight
The Columbus Club opens its doors tonight for an auction of bazaar leftovers offered at very low prices. A noted auctioneer will conduct the sale which includes a live pig a Boston terrier a bale of hay and other humorous items. An attractive concert is also planned.
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Columbus Club
Woman dies of burns from alcohol explosion
Portland Maine May 31 Mrs Elizabeth Craney age 69 died tonight at Maine General Hospital from burns suffered when she poured alcohol on a fire at Commander Robert B Pearys summer cottage on Eagle Island The incident occurred during an attempt to rekindle the blaze with alcohol.
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Portland
Elizabeth Craney
Robert B. Peary
Eagie Island
Maine General Aspital
Craney
Colorful attire prompts school official remark
Cleveland on May 31 reports Superintendent W H Elson noting that flashy socks shirts and neckties among high school boys reflect a strong color thirst in the art department and joking that higher trousers show fewer brains as he comments on student grooming.
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Cleveland
W. H. Elson
William Parmelee West End business leader dies
Funeral services for William Parmelee, a noted West End businessman, were held at St. Joseph's Church. The pastor and several priests conducted a solemn Mass. Parmelee, described as honest and kind, was interred at Ford Hills. He leaves a widow, brother Charles F., and his mother in Michigan.
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William Parmelee
West End
St. Joseph’s Church
J. E. Millerick
Joseph F. Coppinger
Peter J. McCormick
Peter J. Walsh
Fordt Hills
Parmelee
Charles F
Michigan
Assessors in a Row Over Town Pay Dispute
In Wellesley job Monaghan, longtime assessor, appeals to the Superior Court after a clash with Francis J. Luke and Frederick H. Kingsbury. He alleges prejudice and seeks fair compensation for the time he spent on duties after being re-elected amid tensions at the March town meeting. Luke chairs the board. Kingsbury is secretary.
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Wellesley
Job Monaghan
Fox
Suffolk County Court House
Dedham
Monaghan
Francis J. Luke
Frederick H. Kingsbury
Luke
Kingsbury
Assessors’ Department
Boston area church notices list services and sermons
A long list of Baptist Congregational and other church services across Tremont Street Boston. Entries note pastors guests singers and topics from Anti toxin to The First Immortal and Human Failures, with times 10 30 a m 7 50 p m and 12 15 noon plus Bible classes and receptions of new members.
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Tremont Temple Baptist
Pos. Nlenson
L. H. Rhodes
Ruggles —Street
Bowdoin Square
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Canton Street
Joseph FE. Perry
Gettysburg
J. Pauline Sver
Schubert
Bible School
Dudley Street Baptist Church
North Billerica
Congregational Parasih
Key Congregational Church
Park and Tremont Streets
A. Z. Conrad
D. D
J. J. Withrow
PD. D
Dr. Conrad
Endeavor
Old South Church
George A. Gordon
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
Samuel W. Irwin
Christian Scientist
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Boston
Mass
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Tremont Street
M. FE
Tremont
Concord Streets
H. L. Winston
T. B
Boston University
Epworth League
People's ‘Temple
Holy Communion
Charles A. Crane
Spiritual gatherings and meetings at Boston area halls
Various spiritualist and universalist events listed across Boston area venues. Free seats, special music, and multiple mediums featured by groups including Spirituali sts meetings society of psychic phenomena and Chelsea Spirit ual Association.
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Spiriepualists
Society OF Psychic Pienomena
N. P. Smith
Commercial Vial
Washington Street
Rathbone Hall
James Marston
Agnes MuecArthur
Clara MacArthur
Minerva Reed
Maassachusetts Avenue
Tremont Street
EF. A. Blackden
Boston
Pate
Spiritcal
Science Fraternity
Mel Whinley
Harold McDonough
Fred Gowing
Bennis
Kneeland
Harcourt
Science
Church
M Wilkinson
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Maynard
Bakestrait
Hill
Dlessage
Sears
George
Mosier
Knowles
McLean
Lottie Geogran
Wilkinson
INCS
Pleasant Street
Mra
Sherriff
Eirele
Ceirele
Charles Willis
Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Manley B. Townsend
Randolph
Mass
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MT. Vernon Council
Mt. Vernon County
Winthrop Hall
Upham’s Corner
Greater Boston
Walter A. White
Fire Department Notes
Alcoho
Shawmut
Congregational Church
Brookline
William T. McElveen
McElveen
Henry Colestocks
David Baldwin
Samuel Richards Gxrines
Berkeley Temple
Berkeley Street
Warren Avenue
Allen A. Stockdale
Rederick Newman Ratan
Christian Cour
Pelham
Matock
Whittier
New Hall
Hollis
R. B. Marshall
Marshall
Watcht Tower
Bible and Tract Society
A. M. Graban
Christ
Park Street Church
Park Street Church Society
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Evening Law School
Reven Thomas
Dorothy McTaggart Miller
Berkeley Hall
G. W. Deveneau
Worcester
Rome
Mystic Hall
Tufts Square
Medford
Israel
Aldwych Hall
Huntington Avenue
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Methodist Episcopal
MED
Washburn
Universalist
Grove Hall
Universalist Church
Washington and Wilder Effects
Dore Ter
G. W. Colson