Raffles Rumor Circles Methuen Wedding
In Methuen on June 13 a $1200 diamond cross given to Miss Elsie Nevins for her wedding to William Findlay Morgan of New York vanished from a secret drawer after guests arrived for fittings. The mother and daughter say they hid the cross in a drawer. the cross disappeared while other jewelry remained. A New York dressmaker and a Parisian attended the fittings.
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Methuen
Elsie Nevins
William Findlay Morgan
New York
Raffles
Elsie
Scarlet fever outbreak feared in Waltham area
Six cases reported near Pine and Elm streets with one case each on Massasoit and Rich streets. Officials note initial illness appeared as chickenpox before scarlet fever was diagnosed, and warn a new epidemic could follow if not contained. The Board of Health will use all means to prevent spread.
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Waltham
Board of Health
Board ‘of Health
Pine and
Elm Streets
Mas‘sasoit
Rich Street
Secretary of Agriculture
Houghton
Dutton R. H. White CO
Christian Scientists Parade Tales Of Remarkable Cures
A Cincinnati woman describes restored sight after near blindness and inherited eye trouble. Other speakers from Memphis Syracuse and Minneapolis report healing from illness addiction and paralysis through Christian Science. The event featured multiple testimonies in Chickering Hall and各 attendees prepare for trips to Concord and a return home.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mrs.Eddy
Syracuse
N. Y
Chickering Hall
San Francisco
Cleveland, O
Minneapolis
Minn
Concord
N. H
Five Officers Mark 20 Years Service In City Police
Five police officers will celebrate twenty years with the city department today. The group includes Inspector Michael J. Morrissey, Lieutenant James P. Sullivan of Station 18, Patrolman Peter A. Hayes of Division 4, William H. Murphy of Division 10, and W. M. Berry of Division 16. They are reported in excellent physical condition and expected to continue serving many years.
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Michael J. Morrissey
James P. Sullivan
Peter A. Hayes
William H. Murphy
W. M. Berry
Riot Between Whyo Gang and Heath Street Club Leads to Arrests
Police arrest James McCormack William Hartin and Michael Kelly on disturbance of the peace charge after a riot between the Whyo Gang and the Heath Street Camping Club in Heath square Roxbury. They will appear in Roxbury Court today.
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Whyo
Heath Street
Heath Square
Roxbury
James McCormack
William Hartin
Michael Kelly
Roxbury Court
Bargain Boys Suits At F Gray Company in Boston
F Gray Company announces sale of a $5 boys suit for 1.90 and highlights its large exclusive department in Boston located at Washington and Hanover streets. Also advertised are boys short pants at ten cents a pair appealing to ladies shopping juvenile novelties.
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Boston
F. Gray Company
Washington
Hanover Streets
Oswego Serges and Salts Sale By F. Gray Co
F Gray Co offers genuine Oswego serges silk fines at 9 90 and special sale of eating salts at 6 90. Sale contains items priced with value claim. Located at Washington and Hanover streets.
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F. Gray Co
Washington and
Hanover Streets
Meat inspection bill advances from House committee
The House agriculture committee completed a meat inspection bill to be sent to the House likely tomorrow. It would fund inspection with a $2 million annual government appropriation, require ante and post mortem checks, mandate a government label and purity certificate for interstate and foreign shipments, and impose penalties for noncompliance. Farmers and small butchers are exempt from the regulations.
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Washington
House Committee On Agriculture
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Beaveridge
Post Story Sparks Torrents of Demand in Providence
In Providence R I June 13 the Tucker case drew intense interest with the Post in high demand. By noon yesterday no copies were available at any newsstand as vendors reported selling out quickly and could have sold twice as many.
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Providence
R. I
Tucker
Post
Simmons College Grants 32 Bachelor Degrees Amid Hitches
Thirty two young women received bachelor of science degrees at Simmons College in a ceremony led by President Henry Le Favour and Dean Sarah Louise Arnold. Diplomas were not ready for some, but graduates from home economics secretarial and library science programs were honored. Names include Lucy May Day Edith Omery Edith Mason Lucy Dyer Reed Josephine Abbot Helen Cashman Emma Conner Anna Ellis Edythe Hanscom Henrietta Hurley Gertrude King Grace Knowles Gladys Litchfield Elsie Metcalf Mary Rathburn Mary Smith Annie Studley Ella Waite Eleanor Young Florence Stratton Alleline Laura Bragg Jennie Dunmore Winifred Farrell Florence Finlay Alice Higgins Minerva Hubbard Harriet Barker Theresa Walley Edna Winn. A luncheon and reception followed. next a seniors luncheon.
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Edith Gertrude Omery
Edith Lillian Mason
Lucy Dyer Reed
Misses Josephine Abbot
Helen Francis Cashman
Emma Pease Conner
Anna Hale Ellis
Edythe Helen Hanscom
Henrietta May Hurley
Gertrude King
Grace May Knowles
Gladys Emeline Litchfield
Elsie Raymond Metcalf
Mary Elisabeth Rathburn
Mary Louise Smith
Annie Elizabeth Studley
Ella Stone Waite
Eleanor Endicott Young
School of Lbrary
Science
Florence Stratton
Alleline
Laura Mary Bragg
Jennie Elisabeth Dunmore
Winifred Farrell
Florence Gertrude Finlay
Alice Gertrude Higgins
Minerva Hubbard
Harriet Gardner Barker
Theresa Bates Walley
Thieves Break Into Malden Home During Absence
Patrick Long of 9 Vernon street reported to Malden police that while his family was away, burglars entered the house using false keys and stole valuables and 35 dollars in cash.
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Malden
Patrick Long
Vernon Street
Liberty for Stillings Faces Four Month Postal Case Sentence
Guy C. Stillings, formerly with the Preferred Mercantile Company, will be released from Charles Street jail on June 2 but then remanded to jail to serve a four month Federal Court sentence for violations of postal laws tied to the company’s diamond and personal property lease business. He was sentenced last August to a year and sought release on ill health.
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Charles Street
Guy C. Stillings
Preferred Mercantile Company
Stillings
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