Great throng visits 2) brigade camp
June 12 at South Framingham camp drew crowds from Boston and Worcester to view over 2000 Second Brigade members in muster field. Notable guests included Col. J G White and Brig Gen Mathews. military bands played the Colonel Mathews March in a weekend program of guard mounts, inspections, and religious services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framingham
Boston
Worcester
Whiting
Nostrom
Harris
French
Lombard
Howes
Horton
J. G. White
Clark
Mathews
Reeves
Kennard
Woodward Cottage
Cuba
Philippines
Morphine Victim Cured by Melrose Man’s Treatment
W J Carney of Melrose Massachusetts claims a universal cure for morphine opium and laudanum habits after his own twelve year addiction. He cites over 500 testimonials including Thomas Mickle Mable St Charlestown and Mrs M Pennock East Somerville praising his method as gentle and work friendly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Mass
Mr. Carney
Thomas Mickle
Sullivan St
Charlestown
Mrs. M. Pennock
Sibley Place
East Somerville
W. J. Carney
H. J. Sullivan
Keith St
Watertown
Carney
Jennie McClellan
Wenham
Carney cures morphine habit says Boston source
Depot Massachusetts resident testifies of morphine cure by Mr. Carney and names 500 plus cases helped. Letters from patients in New England urge contact and offer pamphlet free of charge to persuade others to seek treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
W. J. Carney
Melrose
Mass
Albert
Albert Chemical Bt
Albert Building
Boston
E. Woodward
Bromfield St
Pitts-Kimball Co
Houghton & Dutton Drug Dept
Suit for Alienation of Affections Filed for 30000
Mrs. Anna L. Alger of Washington sues Miss Edith L. Weeks of Cambridge in Superior Court for 30000 dollars claiming alienation of her husband’s affections. Weeks’ mother says Alger pursued the daughter years ago and only after a large inheritance was the suit filed. counsel retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Anna L. Alger
Washington
Edith L. Weeks
Cambridge
Jennie Weeks
Norfolk Street
Fitzgeralds Tribute to Firefighters Honored at Forest Hills
A memorial service honors Boston firemen who died with their harness on. Hon. John F. Fitzgerald delivers an oration at Forest Hills Cemetery, recounting Chief Edward Egan and colleagues from the 1898 Merrimac Street fire and praising the heroism of firefighters across the city. The event draws around 500 attendees with contingents from police, the protective department, and veterans associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimac Street
Chief Egan
Boston Protective Department
Henry E. Thompson
Henry S. Pike
J. P. Lane
F. O. Fall
J. J. Glynn
I. K. Jennings
F. W. Patterson
F. Seiberlich
George M. Quimby
Boston Fire Deartment
Walter M. McLean
Charlestown Veteran Firemen’s Association
A. D. Bullock
Tremont Street
Barnicoat Hall
Henry S. Russell
T. J. Gasson
S. J
John F. Fitzgerald
Johns. Damrell
William A. Green
Boston Protective Deartment
E. D. Blake
Firemen’s Ot
John S. Damrell
George H. Allen
William T
Cheswell
Samuel Abbott, Jr
John S. Jacobs
John Taylor
Barnicoat Fire Association
John A. Collicott
Star of Jamaica Veteran Firemen's Association
Walter A. Webster
Children’s Day Observed Across City Churches
Children’s Day was observed in Protestant churches citywide with over 100000 Sunday school pupils attending special services. Many churches handed out flowers or Bibles, and at Boylston Church Deacon George Fowle gave each scholar a bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston
Boylston Station
George Fowle
Marblehead Sunday golf ban defeats plan at country club
Advocates of a Sunday golf law campaigned at the Tedesco Country Club in Marblehead but the Marblehead police enforcement covered only half the course since part lies in Swampscott. Officers warned players, but Swampscott police showed no objection to Sunday golf, yielding little disruption to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Tedesco Country Club
Swampscott
Ese
Boston Steamship Co Wins Pacific Lumber Contract
The Boston Steamship Company awarded a government contract to transport about 4,000,000 feet of lumber from the Pacific coast to Manila at ten dollars per thousand feet. The work will be carried out by the new large steamers Shawmut Tremont Hyades and Pleiades serving as passenger and freight ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Steamship Company
Pacific Coast
Manila
Shawmut and
Tremont
Hyades
Pleiades
RIT BY STONE CAREY IS DYING
Thomas Carey an 18 year old from Malden is dying after a large stone struck him on a Revere Beach bound car. He was knocked senseless and rushed to Chelsea Hospital by police ambulance. A car conductor says the stone was aimed at him by a youth from Charlestown after a recent dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Carey
Malden
Frost Hospital
Chelsea
Carey
Revere Beach
Chelsea Hospital
Charlestown
Man Injured in 15 Foot Fall at Pier 4 Coal Shed
Michael Manning 26 of 116 Ninth Street fell 15 feet at a New York New Haven Hartford coal shed at Pier 4 South Boston. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital by Police Station 6 ambulance with arm and hip bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Pier 4
South
Boston
Michael Manning
Massachusetts General Hospital
Ninth Street
Five Canoes Tip Over at Riverside
A large crowd of youths at Riverside caused five canoe tip overs on June 12. One incident at Weston bridge and four near Norumbega Park ended with minor wetness and police aid. no serious injuries reported. One drunk person was arrested at the Lower Falls reservation end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Weston Bridge
Norumbega Park
Lower Falls
American buys Whistler Peacock Room in London exhibit
An American collector has acquired Whistler's renowned Peacock Room, currently on display in London, following its exhibition there. The sale marks a transfer of the famed collection to an American buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistler
London
Everett Firemen Memorial Observance Marks Memorial Sunday
In Everett Memorial Sunday observances the Veteran Firemen's Association decorated graves at Salem Street Cemetery and nearby cemeteries. A special service at the Universalist Church included a song service by the choir with addresses by Rev. G. G. Hamilton and ex-Chief Columbus Corey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everest
Veteran Firemen's Association
Salem Street
Bell Rock
Woodlawn
Forestdale
Glenwood
Holy Cross
Universalist Church
G. G. Hamilton
Columbus Corey
Some Starving at Our Doors
Reverend Loren A. Clevenger of the Baptist Tabernacle in Bowdoin Square denounces indifference to domestic need amid calls to redirect funds from overseas missions. He urges more attention to urban poverty and urges missionaries stay home to reach those who rarely attend church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren A. Clevenger
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
Boston Catholic Total Abstinence Union Joins National Body
The Boston Catholic Total Abstinence Union voted to affiliate with the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America. The move unites 32 local societies and adds about 3000 members and 32 spiritual directors to national gatherings. Edwin Mulready presided. 1253 members attended from 57 societies. A Father Mathew birthday parade is planned for Roxbury on Saturday October 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
Boston
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Edwin Mulready
Rockland
Otho T. O'Leary
Boston Union
Father Mathew
Roxbury
Essex Union
Lynn
Close Races Highlight Friday regatta on the Charles
Met regatta entries for June 17 feature single sculls through eight oared events across novice to senior classes. Union B C may miss schoolboy race prompting BAAs crew switch. senior eight may not row, replaced by senior four. Petersen Pope and McElman expected top trio in senior singles with Hodgkins and Shields in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Basin
Union B. C
Union
H H. Holton
Weld
Newell
Harvard
B. A. A. Senedboy
Gring
Stevenson
Carley
Fitzgerald
Williams
Hemmen
Wallace
Bow
Ellis
Arnold
Ayer and Gray
F. R. Petersen
Riverside B. C
E. L. Pope
A. B. McElman
Emmons Speaks at West Somerville Church Dialogue
Judge Emmons chairman of the Boston police commission addressed a large congregation at West Somerville Baptist Church yesterday morning. He spoke about enforcing law in Boston and urged civic cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons
West Somerville
West Somerville Baptist Church
Judge Emmons
Boston Police Commission
Boston
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Great Throng
Hugh Bancroft
Bonnesrs Gonnensep Mix Co
New York
John F. Fitz
Gerald
Forest Hills
Earl of Ormond
Earl of Ossory
Christendom
Egan
Ty Firehouse
Napoleon
WA. F
MR Fitzgerald
Forest Hills Cemetery
Balk Police
Stone Carey
Everett Firemen’s Memorial
Boston C. T. A. Union
Mera
Bury
Conlin
Ner
Pope
McEiman
King Dental Parlors
ST. Says
CTA Tai
Washington St
American Dental
Washington and
Boylston Sts
Boylston St
Beel
CWC
National Dental Parlors
Winter Street Cor
Music Hall
Vorenberg
Army
David J. Ingraham
Saf
Winter Street
Isse
Davis New Office
Boylston, St
Davis & Shannon
J.S. Waterman & Sons
Dudley Street
Tel
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