Ancients Mark 271st Birthday With City Drum Ceremony
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company opens its 271st anniversary today with a drumming procession limited to key public streets per police rules. Members gather at 12 30 at Faneuil Hall, march to Old South Church for a sermon, then return for a drumhead election after the review by Governor Draper.
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Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Bunrise
O'Meara
State House
Parker House
Faneuil Hall
Old South Church
Boylston Street
Stephen Robin
Samuel Walter Foss
Somerville
Armory
South Market Street
Commercial
State
Washington
School
Beacon
Congress
High
Tremont
Boylston
Church
Draper
Post 10 search for missing Roxbury father
A Boston Post report traces Arthur B. Thomas missing since last Saturday from 125 Cabot Street Roxbury leaving his wife and four children destitute. The 36 year old cook turned popcorn vendor vanished after losing work and no money was on hand for rent. Victoria nine asked if the paper will find her papa while Mrs Crowe and the Ruggles Street Baptist mission aid the family until a home or placement can be found.
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Boston Post
Victoria
Thomas
Cabot Street
Roxbury
Arthur B. Thomas
Mary Elizabeth Doherty Weds William H McLoughlin at St Josephs
Miss Mary Elizabeth Doherty married William H McLoughlin at St Josephs Church Circuit Street last night by Father Charles Ring. A reception followed at the bride’s home 21 Elmore Street Roxbury before the couple departed for Niagara New York.
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Mary Elizabeth Doherty
William H. McLoughlin
St. Joseph’s Church
Circuit Street
Charles Ring
Elmore Street
Roxbury
Niagara
N. Y
Patriotism Lesson From Bishop Lawrence at MIT Sermon
Bishop William Lawrence delivered the MIT baccalaureate sermon at Trinity Church urging patriotism as provincial love, stewardship, and public service. He stressed remembering home while embracing new life, and warned against duplicity in dealings with corporations and public life.
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William Lawrence
Masachusetts Institute of Technology
Trinity Church
Christ
Lawrence
Bishop Lawrence Urges Patriotism and Moral Duty
The preacher extols nationalism tempered by global rights, condemning My country right or wrong. He praises U S policy toward Cuba and China’s indemnity funds used for education. He calls patriotism an active public service, with character built on purity honesty chivalry and Christlike conduct.
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United States
Lawrence
Cuba
China
Harvard University
Boston man in car crash believed not seriously injured
Herman Craigie of Boston is in the hospital in Lynn after an automobile accident last night. He is believed not to be seriously injured.
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Lynn
Herman Craigie
Boston
Woman to wed the man she jailed years ago
Miss Mollie Lionheart plans to marry Elijah Fielden on June 20, twenty years after she jailed him on a false charge. The missing engagement ring was found near her home, clearing Fielden of wrongdoing and renewing their romance.
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Jacksonville
Ind
Mollie Lionheart
Elijah Fielden
Fielden
Miss Lienheart
Lienheart
Robbers burn women's feet in Belmont intrusion
Five masked men burst into the home of Mrs. Minnie Ashe near Belmont, tied three women to chairs, and burned the women's feet with candles. They found only $3.50 and fled as the victims, including Mrs. Oberr and her granddaughter Minnie, were left partially unconscious. A lynching threat arose if suspects are captured.
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Pittsburg
Belmont
Penn
Minnie Ashe
Mary Oberr
Minnie Oberr
Miss Oberr
Cleaver Play Charged to Youth Held for Break
John Mallory aged 19 of 89 Middle Street South Boston was arrested on suspicion of attempted robbery at Edward Murphy’s grocery on D Street. Police say Mallory was caught red handed and Reserve Officer O’Neil reports Mallory attempted to use a cleaver during the arrest.
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John Mallory
Middle Street
Boston
Edward Murphy
D Street
Mallory
O'Neil
Lights Dark in Marine Park Spark Morality Debate
South Boston residents report Marine Park lights have been off for weeks to save gas. Young couples use the dark to court freely while clergymen and locals condemn the situation and plan to press Mayor Hibbard for change this summer.
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Marine Park
South Boston
Hibbard
Lady Aberdeen Appeals for Irish TB Aid in New York
Countess of Aberdeen urged American Irish to back Ireland’s tuberculosis campaign at Plymouth Church in Brooklyn. She noted Ireland loses about 12,000 lives yearly to TB and cited a recent drop in mortality by a decimal point. She spoke before Irish Americans and then attended a Catholic Club reception. She planned visits to Waltham and Boston the next day.
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New York
Women of
Ireland
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Countess of Aberdeen
United States
Lady Aberdeen
Women's National Health Association of Ireland
Catholic Club of
Waltham
Mass
Boston
Boston Gaelic School Defends Lady Aberdeen Visit
Members at the old Franklin School say Lady Aberdeen does not represent Irish industries. They note she may patronize handmade lace makers, but these goods sell in small quantities due to competition from English and Philadelphia lace shipped to Ireland and then reexported.
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Boston
Old Franklin School
Lady Aberdeen
Hibbard
Philadelphia
Ireland
America
Chelsea man razes summer house to make kindling wood
Louis Cubilwich of 93 Beacon Street Chel sea yesterday tore down his summer house to burn it for kindling. A police officer intervened and Cubilwich will face Chelsea court this morning charged with violation of the Lord's day.
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Louis Cubilwich
Beacon Street
Chelsea
Cubilwich
Chelsea Court
Delays in Divorce Suit Spark Speculation in Reno
Margaret Illington Frohman has not filed for divorce after moving to Reno last October, fueling talk she may seek a private compromise. Her attorneys from Cheney Massey Price guard her domicile and declined to discuss grounds or filing plans.
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Reno
Nev
Margaret Illington-Frohman
Massey
Robbery At Knife Point In Boston Home Gone Wrong
An elderly man, Mr. Mudgett, was robbed at his Dudley street apartment by a youth who produced a Colt revolver and demanded cash. The attacker fled after taking about $100 in rents and personal funds, while police in Station 9 investigated, suspecting a known desperate youth connected to the crime.
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Cape Cod
Boston
Busy Week on the Hill Sees Charter Bill Advance
The Boston charter bill leads a busy State House agenda with four major measures. The Northampton Holyoke sell off of Smiths Ferry for 45000 moves through after earlier price disputes. Other items include the holding company stock purchase for Boston & Maine, the Bene nington street railway purchase, and the automobile tax based on horsepower. Speaker Walker hints at prorogation by June 17 but extra time may be needed.
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Boston
Gale & Kent
Court Street
Gale & Kent's
State House
Draper
Northampton
Holyoke
Senate
Boston & Maine
Massachusetts
Benenington Street Railway
Berkshire
New Haven
Committee On Railroads
Walker
Rabbi Soloher Installed as New Temple Leader in Roxbury
Rabbi Hyman Soloher of New York was installed as head of Temple Hadrath Israel on Crawford Street Roxbury. Isaac Heller presided and delivered the installation address. Soloher accepted the office after a banquet. he has led Jewish congregations in Boston and New York and previously headed a Shawmut Avenue temple.
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Hyman Soloher
New York
Hadrath Israel
Crawford Street
Roxbury
Isaac Heller
Lodging House Commission
Dr. Soloher
Soloher
Jewish Church
Boston
Shawmut Avenue
Elm Hill Baptist Society
Sunday Work on Warships at Charlestown Yard
The Charlestown navy yard employed 1500 men from 7 am to 7 pm with a short dinner break to prepare battleships for the summer cruise. Rush work will continue until completion, and next Sunday labor will proceed as well.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Lobster Fisherman Drowns Landing at Brewster Island
Antonio Silva a 35 year old lobster fisherman from 22 Havre Street East Boston drowned while attempting to land from his dory at Brewster Island yesterday afternoon. John Auskey of 231 Saratoga Street East Boston recovered the body and notified police. The body was taken to North Grove Street Morgue.
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Antonio Silva
Havre Street
Boston
Brewster Island
Silva
John Auskey
Saratoga Street
North Grove Street
Cornell Professor Declines Census Bureau Post
Ithaca New York June 6 Professor Walter F Willcox of Cornell University has declined through Dana Durand the offered appointment as assistant director of the United States Census Bureau.
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Ithaca, WN. Y
Walter F. Willcox
Cornell University
Dana Durand
United States Census Bureau
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