Reno Girl to Sponsor Nevada Superdreadnought Launch
Governor Tasker L. Oddie of Nevada will attend the launching of the United States superdreadnought Nevada at Fore River shipyards in Quincy on Saturday July 11 at 1 30 p m. Miss Eleanor Anne Siebert of Reno was chosen as sponsor. The Nevada features 27000 ton displacement 583 foot length and 14 inch main guns with Curtiss turbine engines designed for 20 12 knots.
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Tasker L. Oddie
Nevada
Fore River
Quincy
Fore River Works
Fore River Company
Governor Oddie
Reno, Ney
Eleanor Anne Siebert
Fred L. Siebert
Reno
Navy Department
United States Naval Service
Boston
United States
Caesar
Washington Navy Yard
Gallivan Presides in House for Sundry Civil Bill
In a rare honor, Rep James A Gallivan of the 12th district was asked by Speaker Clark to chair the House during debate on the sundry civil bill funding federal activities at 107 million dollars. Rep Buchanan led a lively filibuster as Gallivan maintained poise and dignity amid partisan tactics.
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Washington
James A. Gallivan
Clark
House of Representatives
Gallivan
Buchanan
Illinois
Boston
Wireless Locates Ore Deposits and Springs
Goettingen, Germany reports the Society for Investigating the Internal Structure of the Earth has found subterranean springs and ore deposits using wireless telegraphy. It claims to determine depth through electrical waves per Professor Leimbach’s method. Leimbach previously used wireless telegraphy for underground mine communication near the Northern Harz Mountains at 1000 feet depth.
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Goettingen
Germany
Society For
Professor Leimbach
Leimbach
Harz Mountains
Bishop Brewster to labor in Orient
Hartford June 8 Announcement was made that Bishop Chauncey B. Brewster of Connecticut will sail soon for an extended tour of Asia and Europe to build interest in a proposed international conference on Christian faith and order. He will be accompanied by Bishop C P Anderson of Chicago the Rev Dr Manning of Trinity Church New York and John R Mott of the International Oe
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Hartford
Chauncey B. Brewster
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Connecticut
Asia
Europe
C. P. Anderson
Chicago
Dr. Manning
Trinity Church
New York
John R. Mott
The
International Oe
Youngster Feeds Sugar to Franklin Park Baby Elephant
John T. Lorden, 214 years young, of Jamaica Plain fed Tony the baby elephant at Franklin Park with a lump of sugar yesterday afternoon. He becomes the first child to extend hospitality to the city’s new pets Tony Waddy and Mollie. The crowd was smaller than Sunday but many visitors stopped to see the animals.
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John T. Lordan
Dennis T. Lordan
Jamaica Plain
Tony Sugar
Franklin Park
Fletcher
Tony
John T. Lorden
Dennis T. Lorden
Young Lorden
Waddy
Mollie
Elephants At Franklin Park Delight Park Visitors
Waddy and Tony the elephants attracted crowds as they roamed the roped enclosure yesterday. Patrolman James A. Cullen pledged police help to keep youngsters safe while the trio prepares for future performances. Tony leads the line during airings as Keeper Fletcher plans another day of rest for the elephants.
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Waddy
Tony
James A. Cullen
Fletcher
Franklin Park
Rascal
Deceived by Wife Seeks Annulment of Marriage
John J. Hayes of Boston petitions Superior Court to annul his marriage to Caroline L. Tuttle alleging fraud and misrepresentation. He says she falsely claimed previous marriages and that she was insane prior to the December 31 1913 ceremony. Hearing set for first Monday in July.
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John J. Hayes
Boston
Superior Court
Caroline L. Tuttle
Marion C. Tuttle
Mr. Hayes
Caroline Tuttle
Reserve Bank directors named by New England bankers
A committee of five appointed by the New England banking conference selected seven members to present 18 names for Class A and B directorships at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. The seven: Alfred L. Ripley F W Adams A J Cass Albert Tuttle N D Prince Charles C Harrington Ralph P Alden. The five who appointed them: Ripley Flinn Barber Stevens Heard. No meeting date yet set.
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New England
Merchants National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Alfred L. Ripley
F. W. Adams
Bangor
A. J. Cass
Citizens National Bank
Tilton
N. H
Albert Tuttle
Montpelier National Bank
Montpelier
N. D. Prince
Windham County National Bank
Danielson
Charles C. Harrington
Mechanics National Bank
Providence
R. 1
Ralph P. Alden
Springfield National Bank
Springfield
Mr. Ripley
C. P. Flinn, Jr
National Union Bank
N. J. Barber
H. W. Stevens
Hartford National Bank
Hartford
Arthur M. Heard
National Amoskeag Bank
Manchester
Crane's Crop Coming Back In Quincy Play Hairs Return
City Clerk Crane of Quincy shaved his McGillicuddy moustache after performing in a Colonial era play by the Historical Dames of Quincy. He vowed to return to his old look within about three weeks amid bets and public interest.
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Crane
Quincy
Pitt
Clerk Crane
Dames of
McGillicuddys
Fee J
Cran
Notable career of Judge Sherman in Massachusetts history
The obituary reviews Justice Sherman’s 24 years on the Massachusetts bench noting pivotal trials he presided over including the Tucker murder and the Trefethan cases. Born 1834 in Vermont he taught school, pursued law in Lawrence and Boston, served in the Civil War, and held roles as state representative, district attorney, and attorney general before joining the Superior Court.
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Commonwealth
Charles L. Tucker
Mabel Page
Weston
Charlestown State Prison
Trefethan
Judge Sherman
Weathersfield
Windsor County
Vermont
Wesleyan Seminary
Springfield
Lawrence
Mass
Massachusetts
Boston
Sandwich
Harwich
Bassettville
Cape Cod
Boston Sunday Post
Sherman
Dartmouth College
George W. Benson
Essex
48Th
State House
Essex County
Henry K.goodwin
Albert D. Swan
Benjamin F. Butler
Goodwin
Sarah J. Robinson
Stevens
Superior Court
Oliver Ames
James A. Trefethan
Deltina J. Davis
John ©. Best
George F H. Bailey
Salem
Fox
Bram
Justice Sherman
Sheldon
Supreme Court
Tucker
Abraham Lincoln
Grant
Pierce
Buchanan
Johnson
Hayes
Garfield
Arthur
Cleveland
Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
W. T. Sherman
Charles Sumner
James G. Blaine
Robert G. Ingersoll
Essex Bar Association
American House
Jamaica Plain
Academy of the Assumption Plans Commencement Week
The Academy of the Assumption in Wellesley Hills drafts a vast commencement week with Iphigenia on the lawn marking the first use of the grounds as a theatre. Alumnae mobilize to ensure a record year with Bishop Anderson Governor Walsh and other dignitaries attending events beginning Saturday at 3 p.m. Class day is set for Thursday June 18 and graduates invite guests to the celebrations.
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Academy of the Assumption
Wellesley Hills
Euripides
Academy
Joseph G. Anderson
Walsh
Curley
Childs
Newton
Charles W. Lyons
Boston College
Wellesley College
Mrs Woods Debuts at Keith's Theatre in Boston
Edith MacGregor Woods, a renowned contralto in Greater Boston, makes her vaudeville debut Monday at B F Keith's Theatre. She will perform Scotch songs and has a broad social circle and concert experience in the region.
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Edith MacGregor Woods
Greater Boston
B. F. Keith
Mrs. Woods
B. F. Keith's
Marion Estelle Corey to Wed Otis Wheeler at Wollaston Baptist Church
Invitations have been sent by Mr. and Mrs. Francis Henry Corey of 704 Commonwealth Avenue for the marriage of their daughter Marion Estelle Corey to Otis Chester Wheeler. The ceremony will be at Wollaston Baptist Church on Saturday evening June 20 with a reception in the church parlors to follow.
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Francis Henry Corey
Commonwealth Avenue
Marion Estelle
Otis Chester Wheeler
Wollaston Baptist Church
Foul Ball Kills Oklahoma Baseball Player
In Spark Oklahoma Thomas Gilpin, an amateur baseball player, was fatally struck in the heart by a foul ball during a game. The accident occurred June 8 and left the community in shock as officials investigated the brief tragedy.
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Oklahoma
Spark, Okla
Thomas Gilpin
Graduation Exercises Scheduled for June 18
Graduating exercises will be held in the afternoon of June 18 in the chapel. The outdoor or indoor setting is not specified and no additional participants or events are listed.
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