Elks Honor Sailors With Floral Wreath Afloat
The Cunard liner Laconia sailed from Boston with a wreath from the Boston Lodge of Elks to memorialize members who died at sea. Captain Irvine cast the wreath overboard on Memorial Day at 11 bells, after a wireless report from Jeremiah Hurley. The lodge plans to invite Irvine as a guest on his next Boston visit.
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Cunard Line
Boston Lodge of Elks
Irvine
Jeremiah J. Hurley
Boston Lodge
Boston
Wedded After All Obstacles in Newburg Marriage
Miss Carrie Dubois and Charles M. Reardon of Boston married at midnight in Newburg after a late chase for a minister and witnesses. Rev John Marshall Chew officiated after securing a license and attendants. Bride is daughter of David Dubois of Boston.
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Newburg
N. Y
Carrie Dubois
Charles M. Reardon
Boston
John Marshall Chew
Church of the Good Shepherd
Mr. Chew
R. A. Miller
Joseph A. Dempsey
David Dubois
East Fourth Street
Mass
Treatment Offer Promises Free One Month for Deafness Ailments
Public notice advertises a limited time Osmo-Chemic Physicians program offering one month of all medicines free to patients who begin or renew treatment by June 15. The claim targets deafness asthma bronchitis hay fever and chronic diseases, urging immediate action with only four days left.
Dea fness Patient Credits Osmo-Chemic Treatment
Worcester trainman H C Piper describes three years of ear buzzing and progressive hearing loss. After unsuccessful medical care he sought Osmo-Chemic Physicians in So Framingham and reports his noises disappeared and his hearing restored.
Deafness Reversed by Osmo cenee Physicians Treatment
Miss Miriam M. Grant of Melrose reports twelve years of deafness with a worse left ear and seashell buzzing in the right. After treatment at Osmo cenee Physicians she can hear a watch tick in both ears and the noises have ceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam M. Grant
Foster St. Melrose
Osmo-Chemic Specialists Help Local Man Restore Hearing
William Osgood of 58 Cottage Street Newton reports long term ear discharge and progressive hearing loss. A friend recommended Osmo-Chemic specialists who treated the condition and claim to have stopped the discharge and restored his hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Osgood
Cottage S&t
Ewton
Osmo-Chemic System hailed by Boston patient
Miss Gertrude Le Baron of Hingham writes from Boston on May 15, 1912 that after stopping treatment last July her ears are now healthy with no ringing or deafness. She thanks the Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine and says she will recommend it to others with similar ear troubles.
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Gertrude le Baron
Hersey St
Hingham
Boston
Osmo-Chemic System Doctors Praised by Dorchester Resident
Mrs. Katherine M. Stewart of Dorchester endorses the Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine and its physicians after neurasthenia relief. She cites recommending the treatment to friends and her husband and claims widespread satisfaction with the doctors and care.
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Katherine M. Stewart
Columbia Road
Dorchester
Salem resident praises Osmo-Chemic Physicians cure
Mrs Hattie Felt of 59 Salem Street Salem Massachusetts endorses the Osmo-Chemic Physicians. She says four years ago they cured her stomach trouble and she has remained well since.
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Hattie Felt
Salem St
Salem
Mass
Osmochemic System of Medicine in Boston Ad
J L Plonkett M D chief consulting physician offers specialties in eye ear nose throat chest and chronic diseases with permanent offices at suites 8 9 10 entrance 18 Boylston Boston hours 9 am to 12 pm 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 pm closed Sundays
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J. L. Plonkett
M. D
Boylston St
Boston
Isaacs to submit wireless despatch in Titanic inquiry
At the Board of Trade inquiry into the Titanic disaster Sir Rufus Isaacs the Attorney General announced he would ask the court to consider a wireless despatch. The note said he had been seen in the route of the Titanic and was handed to J Bruce Ismay as managing director of White Star because of its seriousness.
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London
Board of Trade
Rufus Isaacs
J. Bruce Ismay
White Star Company
Assistant of Jerome Held for Assault
Theodore Hackett Ward a wealthy attorney and former assistant district attorney was held for trial in bail on a charge of assault. He slapped the face of Henry A Heiser an assistant United States attorney in the presence of Magistrate O Connor. The dispute arose from a case over dog ownership.
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New York
Theodore Hackett Ward
William Travers Jeromé
Henry A. Heiser
United States
O'Connor
Ward
Mr. Heiser
Titanic Inquiry Hearings Highlight Ice Field Debate
Sir Rufus Isaacs argues over Ismay and Smith telegrams while Sir Robert Finlay and Captain Hayes discuss whether any conversation occurred. Hayes notes standard practice is not to slow near ice and confirms Titanic faced unprecedented conditions with visible icebergs and abnormal factors.
Children From Hong Kong Arrive in San Francisco
Six year old Frank Cronin and his four year old sister arrived on the steamer Nile from Hong Kong, bearing tags marked Boston Mass They began in Manila and are under immigration care awaiting reunion with their grandmother at 68 Jackson Street Boston They carried a purse donated by Nile passengers totaling eight dollars.
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San Francisco
Boston
Mass
Frank Cronin
Hong Kong
Manila
Jackson Street
Wells and Palzer to Fighting At Madison Square Garden
England heavyweight champion Bombardier Wells will meet American contender Al Palzer in a ten round match at Madison Square Garden scheduled for Friday June 2 under the Garden Athletic Club.
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New York
Bombardier Wells
England
al Palzer
Madison Square Garden
the Garden Athletic Club
Franconia sails with largest passenger list of year from East Boston
The Cunard liner Franconia departed East Boston at 4 30 PM for Queenstown Fishguard and Liverpool carrying over 1600 passengers. Boston notables aboard included A I Banachi Greek consul Mrs Banachi and son Charles Rich Hollis Theatre manager, Rev J J O Donovan, Miss Jane Sewell and a party of 10 college girls, Dr Samuel S Durgin former Boston health chief and Mrs Durgin. The Durgin associates sent fruit to his stateroom and Drs Ma honey Mullowney waved from the quarantine boat. Dr Durgin also secured a 300 annual salary increase for Dr William Gallivan.
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Cunard
Boston
Queenstown
Fishguard
Liverpool
A. I. Banachi
Isaac Alcazar
Samuel S. Durgin
Boston Board of Health
Durgin
Health Department
Francis X. Mahoney
Henry Mullowney
City doctor Gallivan awarded $3000 salary hike
During a city call the mayor praised Dr. Gallivan as a valuable asset and agreed to raise his pay. The Board of Health quickly approved the increase, setting Dr. Gallivan’s salary at $3000 per year.
Lawrence man heir to $20000 in Boston millionaire will
Lawrence resident John S. Porter a nephew of William Ek Porter the Boston real estate magnate who died recently. Porter will receive $20000 with other local relatives including George Wilson an engineer at Washington Mills David Wilson an engineer at Wood Mills and Allen Wilson of Pelham New Hampshire set to benefit in time.
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Lawrence
John S. Porter
Lawrence Street
William Ek. Porter
Boston
Avon Street
George Wison
Washington Mills
David Wilson
Wood Mills
Allen Wilson
Pelham
N. H
Princeton Receives Major Gift of 107 Acres and Endowment Funds
Princeton University announces a nine-friend gift of 107 acres north of Carnegie Lake to expand the grounds. Endowment cash totals $95,206 with $31,105 for current expenses. The class of 1887 pledges $35,000 for a boathouse on Carnegie Lake.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
University
Carnegie Lake
Mrs Cox Reaches Century Mark in Malden
Malden's oldest resident Mrs. Sarah QO. Cox celebrated her 100th birthday at home on Pleasant Street. She hosted friends and spent the afternoon driving through the city with Mayor George H. Fall in attendance.
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Sarah QO. Cox
Malden
Pleasant Street
George H. Fall
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A. A. Burnham
Dudley St
Roxbury
Arborway Pharmacy
St. Ann St
Forest Hills
Brody & Simon
Washington St
Burroughs Bros
Tremont St
Castle SQ. Drug CO
Choate Drug &Chem. CO
Bowdoin Square
Max Cramer
Columbus Ave
Cuddyer & Joyce
Broadway
Cor
Chas. A. Curtis
So. Woaton
Cyrus Davies
Centre St
Rexbury Dist
Epstein Drug CO. Scollay Sq
J. F. Gearan
Cambridge St
Glen Road
Joseph J. Howe
Tremont 8
Hubbell & McGowan CO
Huntington Ave
W. B. Hunt CO
A. L. Kimball
Main St
Charlestown
Knight’s Pharmacy
Court St
Louis K. Liggett CO
John T. Mahony
Blue Hill Ave
Markell-Weston Drug CO
Chelsea
J. H. Marshall
M. J. McIntire
C. W. Mitchell & CO
Atlantic Ave
Rowe’s Wharf
John J. Tobin
Dorchester St
Boston S. Webster & CO
Warren Ave
Henry J. Werner
Dorchester Ave
Ashmont
Walter A. White
Paul Gore
Jamaica Plain
Woodbury CO
Woodward’s Drug Store
C. Fred. Wright
Causeway St
State St
Col
James T. Young
Columbia Rd
New
Poslam
West 25Th Street
New York City
Emergency Laboratories
West Twenty-Fifth Street
West 25Th St
Laconia
Worcester
H. C. Piper
Cutler Street
Framingham
Melrose
Newton
Ayr
S Hilda Waddell
Hoek
Jerome
Birt
Drug & Department
Rufus
Mr. Ismay
Smith
Robert Finlay
Captain Hayes
White Star Line
TAG Children
Match Wells—Palzer
Dr. Gallivan
Mrs. Cox
GEO. Borgfeldt & CO
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