Countess of Aberdeen to Attend Boston Reception at Somerset
Boston hosts a major early summer social event inviting 1000 guests for a reception to honor the Countess of Aberdeen. Nurses from the Boston Consumptives Hospital will serve as ushers while she tours Irish tuberculosis relief efforts and meets notables including Dr. Alfred Worcester and Mrs. Hibbard during a packed schedule in Waltham and Boston venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess of Aberdeen
Somerset
Boston
Ireland
Alfred Worcester
Waltham
George A. Hibbard
Algonquin Club
the Somerset
Nurses’ Training School
The
A. Shuman
Edward F. McSweeney
Draper
Frothingham
Hibbard
Henry L. Higginson
Edward O. Otis
James J. Minot
G. J. E. Patterson
Charles Sullivan
Joseph H
Cuticura Remedies Endorsed By Child Testimony Worldwide
A New York friend of Cuticura relates a story of a three year old heir who ate an entire box of Graham crackers and Cuticura Ointment contents. The tale is offered as evidence that Cuticura ingredients are pure harmless and safe for young children. Cuticura soaps ointments and remedies are claimed to treat infantile and birth skin humors eczema rashes and irritations and are said to be used globally with depots listed in London Paris Sydney Moscow Tokyo Boston and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cuticura
Atlantic
Cutieura
London
Charterhouse Co
Paris
Rue de la Paix
Australia
R. Towns & Co
Sydney
South Africa
Lennon, Ltd
Cape Town
East Loneston
Russia
Ferrein
Moscow
Japan
Maruya, Matd
Tokio
U.S. A
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Boston
JAIL AUTOIST FOR YEARS IN SING SING KILLING VICTIM
William Darragh a chauffeur was sentenced to seven to twenty years in Sing Sing for fatally running down Ingvaard Trimble in New York City on March 27. Motions for new trial and arrest of judgment were overruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sing Sing
William Darragh
Ingvaard Trimble
Fighter Joe Walcott Loses Elevated Suit
Lowell June 4. Joe Walcott the noted pugilist and former welterweight champion lost his damages suit for 10 000 against the Boston Elevated railways in Superior Court. Walcott claimed damage from an assault by a motorman but evidence showed he boarded a car with a lighted cigar in defiance of company rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Joe Walcott
Boston Elevated Railways
Walcott
Crossing continents to join June brides
Miss Grace Parker Simonds of Cambridge will wed Alfred C. Trenear of Roxbury in a noon ceremony at her mother's Cambridge home on Monday June 28. The couple met on a summer vacation in North Berwick Maine. Simonds previously lived in Dorchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Parker Simonds
Mt. Auburn Street
Cambridge
San Francisco
Alfred C. Trenear
Walnut Avenue
Roxbury
C. R. Simonds
Miss Simonds
Dorchester
North Berwick
Epidemic of Scarlet Fever at Avon Home Cambridge
Fifteen of forty children at the Avon Home for Destitute Children on Mt. Auburn Street Cambridge suffer scarlet fever. Quarantine on the upper floor. first case reported May 2 with rapid spread. Matron Mrs Dupee says illness likely contracted at Cambridge public schools.
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Avon
Mt. Auburn Street
Cambridge
Dupee
Letter Carriers to Elect Delegates at St Paul Meet
The Boston letter carriers plan a meeting at Paine Memorial Hall Appleton Street at 1 PM Sunday to elect 10 delegates for the annual convention in St Paul Minnesota next August. There are 380 candidates with intense rivalry. Patrick J Conboy of the Essex street division, a South Boston resident, is among the contenders and has strong backing from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
St. Paul, Minn
Patrick J. Conboy
Essex Street Division
Newspaper Row
Tilden's Pharmacy
Cowboy
Essex
Rate settlement temporarily equalizes Boston and Baltimore freight
A temporary railroad rate settlement gives Boston the same interior central point rate as Baltimore for lines west of Baltimore. The arrangement begins in August and lasts until December 31, 1909. The New England Board of Trade and Boston Merchants' Association push to make it permanent and seek further readjustment to aid domestic manufacturers against foreign competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine Railroad
Baltimore
Boston
New England Board of Trade
Boston Merchants’ Association
Ferry Collision Injures Passengers Off Christoper Street
The Lacka Wanna ferry Bergen collided with the Metropolitan steamer Yale just outside Yale’s slip. Women in the Bergen’s cabin panicked as eight feet of stern rail tore away on the Yale. Deckhands aided passengers fleeing the terrified women amid the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bergen
Yale
Christopher Street
North River
Hoboken
Boston
Funeral Plans of Magasin Du Louvre Proprietor
Paris June 4 H A Chauchard proprietor of Magasins du Louvre is dead after months of illness. He planned his own funeral building a $16000 sarcophagus and setting aside $4000 for a casket and $40000 for the funeral. His body will lie in state then proceed to the Church of the Madeleine for service. The cortege includes 200 messenger boys, 4000 employees in livery, and grooms with lances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
H. A. Chauchard
Magasins du Louvre
Palais Royal
Louvre Palace
M. Chauchard
Pere-la- Chaise
Church of the Madeleine
Opera
Concern
Friends of
Death of Roxbury Property Owner Flavell A. Moseley
Flavell A. Moseley of 15 Farhand Street Roxbury died yesterday after a long illness at age 79. Born in Boston he lived in Roxbury and Dorchester all his life and belonged to Union Lodge A F and A M Dorchester and the Dorchester Lodge Knights of Honor. The funeral will be held tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flavell A. Moseley
Farhand Street
Roxbury
Boston
Dorchester
Union Lodge
A. F
A. M
Dorchester Lodge
Knights of Honor
Not a Once a Week Dish Beans baked in steam with Van Camp's offer complete nutrition.
The article argues weekly bean meals stem from old methods and poor digestion. It cites live steam baking at 245 degrees in small portions, notes top heat in home ovens, and praises Van Camp's for proper baking with tomato sauce and pork. Beans are 23 percent nitrogenous and highly economical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Camp
Tom Paine Centenary Observed Amid Mixed Repute
The observance marks the centenary of Thomas Paine’s death, noting the paradox of his influence. Once reviled by religious contemporaries, he inspired American independence through Common Sense and Crisis, aided Jefferson, and served with the Continental army before dying in New Rochelle in 1809.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Paine
America
Boston
Paris
Paine
Thomas Jefferson
Greene
Thetford
County Norfolk
England
Benjamin Franklin
Richard Bache
Philadelphia
Robert Aitkin
Pennsylvania
Times
Burke and Fox
France
Convention
Louis XVI
Luxembourg
New Rochelle
N. Y
Two Boys Struck by Cars Injuries in Roxbury and West Roxbury
A 3 year old boy from Roxbury was hit by an auto near Weston place and taken to City Hospital with a broken nose two lost teeth and possible brain concussion. Nearby in West Roxbury a 13 year old boy from Perham street was struck on Centre street by a Woonsocket owned car and had a leg broken in two places and was taken to Faulkner Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
West Roxbury
George Kenny
Weston Place
Fred Eaton
C. Cotton
Beacon Street
Massachusetts Avenue
City Hospital
Centre Street
Perham Street
Olaf Sandberg
Robert Shaw School
Zelmon G. Danstan
Main Street
Woonsocket
R. I
Howell
Faulkner Hospital
A Musical Treat at Siegel's Free Concerts Schedule
The Henry Siegel Company announces an outstanding free concert program in the Siegel restaurant on Saturday and Monday from 12 to 2 p m. Gustav Strube conducts the Pop Concerts at Symphony Hall with 20 members of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. No seats are reserved and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Siegel Company
Siegel
Gustav Strube
Symphony Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Siegel Company
Police Officer George Small Jr Resigns from Charlestown Division
Patrolman George F. Small Jr of the Charlestown division resigns at roll call last evening and is understood to plan a start in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Small, Jr
Charlestown
David A Pearson to Be Ordained Tonight
David Adams Pearson of West Roxbury will be ordained to the ministry this evening by Bishop Lawrence at Emanuel Episcopal Church West Roxbury. The church was established in 1892 by his father the late Rev William Osgood Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Adams Pearson
West Roxbury
Lawrence
Emanuel Episcopal Church
William Osgood Pearson
Third Trial of the Greek Iatros Opens in Boston
Michael Iatros, formerly Greek consul at Lowell and an interpreter at the Boston immigration bureau, faced a third Circuit Court trial within two years on a charge of conspiring to land a Greek immigrant boy at Boston in violation of immigration laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Iatros
Lowell
Immigration Bureau
Boston
United States Circuit Court
Taft's Son Drenched In Water Ducking Prank
In Winsted Connecticut on June 4 Charles Taft son of the President was drenched by a water ducking joke at his uncle's Watertown school. Students gathered for a photo on the front steps when a rope released a bucket of water from the second story, soaking Charlie as the camera prepared to flash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winsted
Conn
Watertown
Charles Taft
Charlie
Rust Weeks Wedding Promises Fashionable Boston Event
Miss Rosamond Pierce Weeks daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew G Weeks and Edgar C Rust son of Mr and Mrs Nathaniel J Rust will be solemnized today at 1 PM at Emmanuel Church Newsbury Street Rev Henry S Nash officiating The ceremony features a large Boston and Brookline bridal party with several Weeks relatives and a reception at 113 Commonwealth Avenue after the wedding The couple will reside in Boston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosamond Pierce Weeks
Andrew G. Weeks
Chestnut Street
Edgar C. Rust
Nathaniel J. Rust
Commonwealth Avenue
Emmanuel Church
Henry S. Nash
Ruth Anthony
S. Reed Anthony
Theoda Bush
Ethel Ranney
Mildred Thayer
Boston
Katherine Higginson
Brookline
R. P. Andrew
Washington
Edward C. Wheeler
Edward A. Taft
Allen T. Weeks
Kenneth Weeks
Thomas P. Beal, Jr
Samuel Weldon
Anthony
Harriet
Burbank Hospital Staff Resignations Reported
Three members of the Burbank Hospital staff resign including Miss Ada M. Whyte matron Miss Ellen V. Griffin assistant matron and head nurse and Alvah Crocker from the board executive committee The resignations come amid a recent investigation into charges by former nurses at the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Burbank Hospital
Ada M. Whyte
Ellen V. Griffin
Alvah Crocker
Board of Trustees
40th Anniversary of Fr Gallagher at St Patrick’s Roxbury
The 40th anniversary of Rev Joseph Gallagher’s ordination will be celebrated at St Patrick’s Roxbury with a high mass by Bishop elect Joseph Anderson. A reception by the Home for Aged Men and Women follows in the afternoon and parishioners will present a purse to fund parish work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gallagher
St. Patrick’s Church
Roxbury
Joseph G. Anderson
Patterson
Father Gallagher
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Erin
F. Gavin
John Bapst Blake
Mary Hoyle O'Reilly
John F. O’brien
Fall River Line
Washington St
South Station
June Brides
St. Paul
R. R
Chauchard Funeral
LABAN
van Camp’s
van Camp Packing Company
Isci
Indianapolis
Ind
Tom Paine
Siegel’s
Small
David A. Pearson
Iatros
California
Fic Syrup Co
Taft
Newsbury Street
FR. Gallagher
Bishop Anderson
St. Pat
Rick’s
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