Hotel Men Dine In Barn At New Boston Farm
About 450 hotel men visited New Boston New Hampshire where they dined in a cow barn on J Reed Whipple’s farm. The novelty impressed guests with a banquet in a barn set like a stylish home and a tour of the dairy piggery and other farm features. A harbor sail was planned for the next day.
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J. Reed Whipple
Young's
Touraine
Parker House
North Station
New Boston
N. J
Anniversary Day at St Pauls School in Concord New Hampshire
Anniversary activities at St Pauls School in Concord New Hampshire began with a reception for retiring rector Rev Dr Henry Ferguson. He will be succeeded next year by Rev Dr Samuel Drury. A memorial window for late Rev John Hargate was dedicated by Bishop Parker. Rev Dr James E Freeman preached the sermon. An annual school dance closed the day.
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Concord
N. H
St. Paul's School
Henry Ferguson
Samuel Drury
John Hargate
Coadjutor Parker
New Hampshire
James E. Freeman
Minneapolis
Bar Harbor Express Wreck Near Annabessacook Station
The New York Bar Harbor express No. 29 was wrecked east of Annabessacook, near Waterville, Maine, injuring Walter C. Forgerty and another mail clerk. Five to six cars left the rails but most passengers escaped unhurt as crews cleared the wreckage and rerouted mail and passengers.
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Winthrop
New York Bar Harbor
Portland
Annabessacook Station
Walter C. Forgerty
Bangor
Jenkins
George Plaisted
Portand
Waterville
Hey Sues for 2000 in Slander Case
Arthur Hey of Lowe filed a slander suit for 2000 against John C. Meyer of Lowell at East Cambridge clerk of court. Hey alleges Meyer publicly and falsely charged him with larceny.
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Arthur Hey
Lowe
John C. Meyer
Lowell
East Cambridge
Hey
Boston to Get New Line of Steamers to Yarmouth
Mayor Fitzgerald announces a splendid fleet of steamers to sail from Boston to Yarmouth after a Montreal banquet. Vice-President Ham of Canadian Pacific disclosed the plan during a processing with Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange officials. The piece notes Boston’s harbor plans, dock spending, and the potential impact on railways, ports, and subsidized development.
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Boston
Yarmouth
Fitzgerald
Montreal
Ham
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
Montreal Dock Boom Drives Canadian Port Policy
The mayor cited Montreal docks as modern marvels backed by the Dominion government. He noted $15 million invested over five years, low terminal charges, and loans for a 25,000 ton repair dock. He warned Canada will soon fund its own army and navy or rely on Britain. The trip highlighted Montreal’s national-port status and extensive port improvements.
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Montreal
Boston
Massachusetts
Navy Yard
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
John J. Martin
Ham
Dominion-Atlantic Steamship Company
Dominion
Canada
Great Britain
Dock Board of
Dock Commission
McVicar
Maxson
Atlantic
Pacific
Dunn Found Guilty of Assault on Boston Elevated Car Passenger
Percival Dunn of 888 Dorchester Avenue was tried in the South Boston District Court for assaulting a passenger on a Boston Elevated car. He was found guilty and fined $10 for the offense.
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Percival Dunn
Dorchester Avenue
Boston
Connecticut enacts aviation license and aircraft registration
Governor Baldwin signed a bill requiring aviators to hold licenses and aircraft to be registered with the Secretary of State. Proposed by aeronaut A Holland Forbes, the measure makes Connecticut the first state to place aviation law on its statute books.
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Conn
Hartford
Connecticut
Secretary of State
A. Holland Forbes
General Assembly
Baldwin
Army proposes six month enlistments to widen training
General Wood proposes a six month Army enlistment to attract high school and college graduates who would not commit to a five year term. He argues short service builds military habit and physical development and urges public discussion before Congress acts next winter.
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Washington
Wood
Congress
Yale rower Walker Jr capsizes in single scull scare
Joseph H. Walker of Brookline and son of Massachusetts Speaker capsized in a Thames River single scull near Yale crews. He fell in, surfaced, and swam ashore before help arrived. Coach Kennedy warned the Yale oarsmen about solo outings. Walker had rowed the Yale freshman eight last year.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Joseph H. Walker
Brookline
Yale
Joseph Walker
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Eli
Thames
Walker
Fred Plaisted
Johnny Coptons
John Kennedy
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New England
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