Girls of 75 on Revere's Path in Lexington parade
Lexington marks 200 years since incorporation with Old Home Day events. Four descendents May Harrington May R Fiske Elizabeth Muzzey and Ethel Mulliken led a colonial dressed procession along the Paul Revere route as the town crier rang the bell. Governor's Day follows with continued anniversary activities and reunions.
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Lexington
May
Harrington
May R. Fiske
Elizabeth Muzzey
Ethel Mulliken
Paul Revere
Williams Treatment promises relief for kidney and uric acid troubles
Warning of dismal mornings turns into a sales pitch for The Williams Treatment. The ad touts cures for kidney and bladder issues, rheumatism, and uric acid problems, offering a free 50c bottle with a cutout notice and 10c to cover distribution, mailed to Dr. D. A. Williams Company Dept. 1301 East Hampton Conn. One bottle per address.
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Williams
D. A. Williams
East Hampton
Conn
New Prison Head Gets Acquainted at State House
Frank L. Randall began his tenure as chairman of the Prison Board with a long, busy first official day. He and Mrs. Randall and their two daughters reside temporarily in Back Bay while awaiting a permanent Dedham home. The board held a routine three hour session with members Parkman, Mrs. Russell, and Catherine O Leary, filling Mary Boyle O'Reilly's vacancy.
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Frank L. Randall
State House
Beacon Street
Ranelegh
Mountfort Street
Back Bay
Mrs. Randall
Mary
Catherine
Dedham
W. A. L. Bazeley
Henry Parkman
Margaret P. Russell
Catherine O'Leary
Mary Boyle O’reilly
Randall
New Board Chief Welcomed by Officials at Morning Meeting
J Warren Bailey, longtime board secretary, awaited the new chief in the office before a morning lineup of prominent visitors. Capt Hollis M Blackstone, George C Mekine, Alvah 5 Baker, and Frederick G Pettigrove greeted the new head, with Dennis D Driscoll of Boston offering congratulations before lunch. After returning at 3 pm, associates on the board greeted him as well.
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J. Warren Bailey
Hollis M. Blackstone
State Farm
Bridgewater
George C. Mekine
Rutland
Alvah 5. Baker
State Reformatory
Concord
Frederick G. Pettigrove
Dennis D. Driscoll
Pennl
Boston
Carney Hospital Celebrates 50th Anniversary in South Boston
Carney Hospital marked its fiftieth anniversary with a high mass led by Rev. P. J. Lyons. The St. Cecilia choir performed, followed by benediction and the Te Deum. Founded by Andrew Carney with a $75,000 gift, the hospital has grown from 53 patients in 1863 to 3727 in 1912, with 70,069 admissions and 1,593,000 outpatient treatments to date.
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Carney Hospital
South Boston
P. J. Lyons
St. Cecilia
Andrew Carney
Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul
John Homans
New England
M. H. Richardson
H.L. Burrell
John Cummings Munro
Henry A. Christian
Raphael
Eagles' Tenth Field Day Draws Four Thousand in Boston Parade
Four thousand Eagles from 60 aeries in New England concluded their 10th annual field day in Boston. Highlights included a Beacon Street parade reviewed by Gov. Foss and Mayor Fitzgerald, the Wakefield Aerie winning a silk banner, and the Lawrence Aerie supplying the largest parade contingent.
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Order OF Ghc
Wakefield Aerie
Aerie
Lawrence Aerie
Quincy Aerie
Boston Aerie
Mother Aerie
New England
Order of Eagles
Boston
First Corps
Boston Common
Beacon Street
State House
Foss
School Street
City Hall
Fitzgerald
Boston Aerue
John R. Cohen
William Axe
New England Eagles’ Field Day Association
Judge Gary Testimony Struck From Steel Suit Record
Judge Elbert H. Gary of United States Steel testified that the firm had turned over all records to the government, but the remark was struck from the record during cross examination in the suit to dissolve the steel combines. The line concerned Carnegie Steel Company minutes.
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New York
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Carnegie Steel Company
Gary
Liner Afire Struggles For Haven
New York June 9 A Munson line steamer the Olinda bound for Havana was afire in the forehold with one US vessel and a steamer standing by to assist as she races for Charleston South Carolina. Her position was 37.47N 75.25W and she is expected to reach Charleston harbor Wednesday morning.
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New York
United States
Munson Line
Olinda
Havana
Charleston
S. C
Charleston Harbor
Judge Gary Pulls Minutes From Record In Court Dispute
Judge Gary orders the minutes kept secret after a dispute with government attorney Judge Dickinson and corporate counsel Linda bury. The witness remark is to be stricken and the subject abruptly dropped, with reporters unable to learn the reason.
Fire on Olinda prompts naval aid as crew fights blaze
Fifty one men and six passengers battle a fierce fire on the Olinda after a frigid wireless distress call. The gunboat Nashville and the steamer Curtyba respond, relaying help to Hampton Roads and joining with a naval fire crew aboard to aid the threatened vessel and its occupants.
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Olinda
Cornwall
Nashville
Beaufort
N. C
Naval Station
Hampton Roads
Curtyba
Munson Line
Former Health Clerk Dies After Pneumonia Illness
Charles A. Downs of 895 Charles Street, a former clerk and inspector for two years with the Boston Board of Health, died yesterday at City Hospital following a two week pneumonia illness and related diseases. He had since 1904 served as superintendent at the State Sanitarium in Lakeville and as a special officer for the Massachusetts Humane Society.
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Charles A. Downs
Charles Street
Boston Board of Health
City Hospital
Board of Health
State Sanitarium
Lakeville
Massachusetts Humane Society
Retiring Master to Be Banquet Guest
Elias H. Marston master of Wendell Phillips school since 1881 will retire in the fall at age 7 years. Alumni of the school will tender a banquet tonight at the Algonquin Club honoring him after nearly a half century of service.
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Elias H. Marston
Wendell Phillips School
Algonquin Club
Balkan Allies Near Rupture
London dispatch reports escalating tensions as Bulgaria may reject Servian notes, risking immediate war with Servia and Greece over occupied Macedonian territory. Analysts cite Bulgaria’s weaker war footing versus stronger Serb and Greek positions, shaping a tense stalemate.
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Balkan
Bulgaria
Servia
Greece
Fire in Brighton cellar thwarted by quick action
B Goudzinski entered the Market street apartment house cellar shortly after midnight to fetch wood and found a kerosene soaked pile erupting in smoke and flames. He alerted others, used water to contain the blaze, and discovered an empty kerosene can nearby, preventing disaster.
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B. Goudzinski
Market Street
Brighton
Goudzinski
Hearing for Navy Yard Men
Secretary Daniels will grant a Wednesday morning hearing for representatives of dissatisfied employees at the Washington Norfolk and Charlestown navy yards.
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Navy Yard
Daniels
Norfolk and Charlestown, Mass
Navy
Feast of Pentecost begins at sundown
The article notes the global start of Shabaoth or Pentecost with sunset tonight and continuing until Thursday evening. It marks the ancient Jewish feast celebrating the handing down of the Torah from Mt. Sinai.
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Mt. Sinai
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