City Buys A Playground In Ward 17
Park commissioners acting at Mayor Hibbard's request agreed to acquire land for a playground in Ward 17. The Mayor signed a $45,000 draft to cover part of the purchase, with total cost about $65,000 for a 180 200 square foot parcel on Norfolk Avenue near Shirley Street extending toward Massachusetts Avenue.
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Hibbard
Ward 17
Norfolk Avenue
Shirley Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Taft Wins Golf Match With Edwards Against Bourne and Butt
President Taft and General Clarence R. Edwards defeated Senator Bourne of Oregon and Captain Butt in a golf match. The June 7 contest added another victory to Taft's growing list of wins.
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Washington
Taft
Clarence R. Edwards
Senator Bourne
Oregon
Captain Butt
Portrait of Asquith Refaced with Votes for Women Legend
A Royal Academy painting of Prime Minister Asquith by S. J. Solomon was defaced when the slogan Votes for women was pasted over it. The incident occurred in London on June 7 as part of ongoing suffrage protests affecting public art displays.
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London
Treatment of Sciatica From Dr Williams Pink Pills
A testimonial asserts Dr Williams Pink Pills cure sciatic rheumatism. It details George H Owen of South Framingham Massachusetts who suffered years of back pain, weight loss, and weakness before recovery after using the pills. The ad urges readers to try the remedy and provides purchase details.
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George H. Owen
Lincoln Street
South
Framingham
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Mr. Owen
Dennison Mfg. Co
J. Owen
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
Merchants Favor Boston Leadership in East Trade Unity
The Boston-1915 movement drew merchants from New England, led by Ogden and Storrow, praising Boston's role in coordinating retail interests. They urged equal pay, profit sharing, and strong Chamber of Commerce ties as key to regional distribution and growth. Attendees included leaders from Henry Siegel Co., Filene’s, Jordan Marsh, and many other regional firms.
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Ogden
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
East
Bernard J. Rothwell
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Reorganized Chamber of Commerce
The
Cham
Brisbane
Henry Siegel
Henry Siegel Company
M. H. Meyer
Charles Piers
Er. H. Pershing
H. E. Norwell
E. A. Filene
William Filene
Jerome Jones
Theodore Jones
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
E. J. Bliss
Regal Shoe Company
F. D. Allison
Joseph D. Meany
Rice & Hutchins Company
Edward Clancy
James Chase
James A. Houston Company
George W. Mitton
Richard Mitton
W. D. Williams
Jordan Marsh Company
D. K E. Moeser
T. F. McGrath
B. 8. Jacobs
W. F. Jacobs
Conrad & Co
William Logan
Paul Ward
Samuel Ward Company
F. A. Saunders
R. H. Hawley
J. J. Rafter
E. M. Beard
Chandler & Co
George C
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