Arabic Has Record List on Last Trip From Port
The White Star liner Arabic sails today on her final voyage from this port with a large passenger list 1173 in all across saloon second cabin and steerage. Notable Bostonians Cherished in first class include Joseph Adamowski and family, many Eisemans Batchel ders Hartt Farrell Sherwin Webster and others. Cargo includes 48000 bushels wheat 15200 flaxseed 7300 corn 540 tons provisions 200 tons lumber 200 tons paper 100 tons flour plus four refrigerators of fresh beef and other merchandise.
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Joseph Adamowski
Symphony Orchestra
Adamowski
George Dexter
Mary D. Dexter
Nathan Eiseman
Elsie
Edna Eisemann
John L. Batchelder
Batchelder
Sabra F
Rosamond Batchelder
Brookline
P. L. Carbone
Thomas Casey
Dorchester
Michael F. Farrell
Mary E. Farrell
E. J. Fitz
Eustace C. Fitz
Gerrit Forbes
Milton
Arthur W. Hartt
E. Everett Holbrook
Charles L. Lavis
Thomas
B. Lowney
Amy Peabody
Mary K. Sherwin
Annie I. Sherwin
Thomas Sherwin
Reven Thomas
Edwin S. Webster
Webster
Miss Webster
Mabel Webster
Edwin
Rob Uncle Sam at Portsmouth
Portsmouth police examined junk shipments at the freight house and found about 600 pounds of metal stolen from the Boston & Maine car department and Portsmouth navy yard equipment. The cache included 75 junction boxes and copper bolts consigned to Boston parties, leaving investigators puzzled about how it was taken from government workshops across the river.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Boston & Maine
Boston
Department of Equipment
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Baby Globe Trotter Quietly Wishes for a Home
Kathryn Moran known as the Baby Globe Trotter tells her parents at the Washington Hotel she is tired of hotel life after traveling about 50 000 miles in six years. She has visited nearly every civilized country and crossed the Atlantic six times with her father George Moran a noted newspaper man. Four years ago she met President Roosevelt and posed with a White House bouquet.
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ST. Louis
Kathryn Leonore Glenwood Moran
George F. Moran
Chicago
Washington Hotel
Moran
Miss Moran
Atlantic
Glenwood Springs
Cal
Florida
Palm Beach
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Detroit
George Moran
West
Kathryn Moran
Roosevelt
White House
Know Boston Picture Contest Returns to Test Contestants
The Know Boston Editor previews an easy next Sunday picture in the series. The contest limits answers to 25 words, including identification, and cites growing interest and stronger knowledge of historic Boston among participants.
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Know Boston
Boston
Next
Post
Boston Sunday Post
Botan Harter
P. O
Mass
Daniels
Shaw
Boston Newspapers
The Know Boston Prizes on in Cash
A brief notice announces cash prizes totaling 250 dollars offered by The Know Boston. Details on eligibility and how to claim are not provided in the fragment.
Mother of Six Dies at Work at Fells Rubber
Mrs. Leon D. Chicoine, 24 Clinton Street, a mother of six, collapsed at the Fells rubber factory in Melrose shortly after 10 AM and died an hour later. Her sister, co worker Mrs. P Maher, was with her when she passed.
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Melrose
Leon D. Chicoine
Clinton Street
Fells
Chicoine
P. Maher
Fifteen Drunks Placed On Probation By Judge Lawton
Judge Lawton placed fifteen intoxicated individuals on probation after their court appearance. The group, described as a motley gathering, faced charges of drunkenness and may prove steadfast in following probation terms if they show good faith.
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Lawton
Munyon's 3 X Rheumatism Cure Promises Quick Relief
Advertises Munyon's 3 X Rheumatism Cure as a universal remedy with a money back guarantee. Claims 160 doses per bottle and rapid relief with no salicylic acid or narcotics. Promotes multiple other Munyon remedies and urges readers to seek advice at Munyon's Philadelphia address.
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Munyon
Munyon’s
Jefferson Sts
Philadelphia
Penn
Sunday Bill Downed After 98 98 Vote In House
Sunday observance bill failed to pass the House with a 98 to 98 vote and was referred to the next General Court Speaker Cole opposed the measure Katzmann and Luce argued for revival while Weeks urged sending it on. The Luce amendment banning Sunday shows helped defeat the bill and prompted calls for reconsideration.
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House
Cole
Katzmann
Luce
Weeks
Everett
Luce Defends His Amendment At Hillside Church Banquet
Representative Robert Luce spoke at the Hillside Methodist Church annual banquet in Medford on June 5 defending his amendment to a Sunday bill. He said the victory was for good order though the bill did not pass and that the real dispute lies with those seeking Sunday closures. He described his amendment as undoing a three year old law aimed at curbing tawdry entertainment. Proceeds will support the church debt payoff over the next two years.
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Medford
Robert Luce
Hillside Methodist Church
Friends of Good Order
Massachusetts
Mayor Brewer
Joyce
George F. Durgin
Bromfield Street
M. E
Boston
Charles A. Crane
People’s Temple
Brandeis bill advances in House amid insurance debate
The Brandeis measure to let savings banks run an industrial insurance business moves to a third reading after a 126 to 46 vote. Boston advocates Ferber Teeling and Wakefield’s Dean lead the push while Newton’s Garcelon Fall River’s Boivin and Cambridge’s Giles oppose. The Hayes amendment requiring a majority stockholder vote failed on a voice vote.
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Brandeis
Messrs
Ferber
Teeling
Boston
Dean
Wakefield
White
Walker
Brookline
Garcelon
Newton
Boivin
Fall River
Giles
Cambridge
Hayes
Street Car Fender Bill Fails in Senate
The Senate defeated by 13 to 21 vote a bill requiring street cars to have fenders. Senator Linehan said he would move for reconsideration today.
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Senate
Linehan
Warships Leave for Jamestown Exposition Maneuver
The battleship Missouri left at daybreak for the Jamestown exposition amid a grand U S mobilization. The Georgia floated from Charlestown drydock with steam up and proceeded to Jamestown. The armored cruiser Tennessee followed on the full tide.
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Missouri
United States
Georgia
Charlestown Navy Yard
Jamestown
Tennessee
Station Agent O'Brien Becomes a Tower Man
William J. O'Brien Ashmont station agent resigned last evening to take a telegraph operator and tower man post with the New Haven company. John Bartlett will replace him at Ashmont. O'Brien starts his new duties tonight at the Harrison square signal tower.
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William J. O'Brien
Ashmont
New Haven Company
John Bartlett
Hingham
O'Brien
Harrison Square
Household Surgeon Oil Promise Refunds If Cure Fails
Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil advertised to cure bronchitis and tonsillitis with a money back guarantee by druggists. The ad notes a refund if the remedy does not heal.
Mass Highway Commission Report Called Whitewash by Legislature
Massachusetts lawmakers hear a telephone report from the Highway Commission amid accusations of delay and a call to strip the panel of powers. Representative McEttrick blasts the document as a whitewash and urges quicker action on petitions for fairer rates and better service. A rumor about Mackay control is denied by Senator Crane who says no truth to such claims and notes the difficulty of tracing rumor origins.
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Massachusets
Post
Edmund Whitman
Commission
McEttrick
Bank Commission
Boston
Telephone Company
W. Murray Crane
Dalton
Mackay Company
Crane
Mystery Indictment Remains Secret Until Arrest Made
Grand jury has returned a secret indictment to Judge Lawton of the Superior Court. No arrests have been announced and the district attorney’s office has offered no light on the case. It is believed Moran’s office was not involved in the indictment.
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Lawton
Superior Court
Moran
Crane Denies Rumor on Telegraph Company Control
Senator W. Murray Crane denies a street rumor that the Mackay interests seek control of the American Telegraph Company in exchange for American Telephone stock. The report stirs discussion in the financial district as brokers differ on its validity and origins remain unclear.
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W. Murray Crane
American Telegraph Company
Mackay Companies
American Telephone
Graduates Ordained as Clergy at Cambridge Theological School
Nine graduates of the Episcopal Theological School of Cambridge were ordained as Episcopal clergymen at St. John's Memorial Chapel Cambridge. Bishop William Lawrence performed eight ordinations and Bishop Atwill of Kansas City Mo ordained the ninth, his son Douglass Henry Atwill B A Yale 1903. A class of 15 was graduated. The exercises began with degree conferment followed by a sermon by Bishop Atwill.
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Episcopal Theological School of
Cambridge
St. John’s Memorial Chapel
William Lawrence
Bishop Atwill
Kansas City
Douglass Henry Atwill
Yale
Man Falls From Fifth Story in East Boston Construction
William McCarthy aged 45 of East Boston died after falling from the fifth story of a building under construction at Causeway and Washington streets. He struck the sidewalk and sustained severe multiple fractures.
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William McCarthy
Marion and
Saratoga Streets
Boston
Causeway
Washington Streets
Pidgin Appointment Deferred as Council Extends Probe
The Executive Council delayed Chief Charles F. Pidgin’s reappointment to the Bureau of Labor for another week. Councillors Jones and Bartlett cited ongoing investigations and a need for more time. Governor Guild had earlier nominated Thomas Downey to the State Board of Charity, with Donnelley leaving, Ratshesky reappointed to the board, and Hamlin and Swan named trustees of the School for Feeble Minded.
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Charles F. Pidgin
Bureau of Labor
Executive Council
Jones
Bartlett
Bureau
Pidgin
Guild
Thomas Downey
Boston
State Board of Charity
Charles F. Donnelley
Abraham QO. Ratshesky
Charles 8. Hamlin
William W. Swan
School For Feeble Minded
The Lazy Season Tired season invites vitality boost remedy
The piece describes spring fatigue as a tired season, urging readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla or Sarsatabs to restore energy and strengthen the whole body.
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Hood
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