Clergyman Chosen by Richeson Wed in Boston Street
The Rev. Crocker Sampson, chosen by Clarence W. Richeson as best man for his planned marriage to Violet Edmands, married Miss Helen Quint of 609 Boston Street. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Arthur E. Harriman in the East Baptist Church auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Crocker Sampson
Clarence Vv. T. Richeson
Violet Edmands
Helen Quint
Hosea Quint
Boston Street
Arthur E. Harriman
East Baptist Church
Cornell Instructor to Brown University
Alfred H. Jones a Cornell philosophy instructor has been named assistant professor of philosophy at Brown University He will teach the course previously led by President elect Alexander Meiklejohn of Amherst Jones taught a year at Dalhousie College Nova Scotia Providence June 13
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Providence
Alfred H. Jones
Cornell University
Brown University
Alexander Meiklejohn
Amherst
Jones
Dalhousie College
Nova Scotia
Holston Heads Maine G A R Department Leader
In Bangor on June 13, W H Holston of Westbrook won the Maine Department G A R encampment election by 2 percent over John F Lamb of Livermore Falls. Holston received 152 votes to Lamb's 132 from a total of 284 ballots cast.
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Bangor
W. H. Holston
Westbrook
Department of Maine
John F. Lamb
Livermore Falls
Holston
Lamb
Sign Falls On Head In Strong Wind Injures Man
Harold Woodman, 50, of Cambridge, was struck by a large sign weighing a quarter of a ton that fell from 40 feet onto his head. He was only slightly injured after a fall in front of 6 to 14 Portland Street yesterday afternoon. Wind is blamed for tearing the sign from its fastenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Woodman
Cambridge
Portland Street
Sign crash injures Woodman as building catwalk sign fails
Woodman, briefly knocked unconscious, recovered at Relief Hospital after a scalp wound required an overnight stay. A 40 foot high sign on the building collapsed, narrowly missing twenty passersby who scattered at a shouted warning. The sign measured an inch and a half thick, about three feet wide and 45 feet long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman
Tona Vita Gains Quick Praise In Boston
P F Malone of 42 Lynch St Boston credits Tona Vita with lifting years of fatigue and nerves after weeks of use. Boston druggists report instant popularity with stores selling many bottles to clerks and customers, amid cautious claims of no harmful ingredients.
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P. F. Malone
Lynch St
Boston
Adv
Bullets Repulse the Mob in Perth Amboy Strike
In Perth Amboy New Jersey June 13 a large mob of about two thousand attacked the American Smelting Refining Co plant as state militia from Trenton rushed to the scene to decide if calling out the militia was necessary. The strike, ongoing since earlier in the week, has grown more serious as workers quit factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollschweiler
Wilson
Perth Amboy
N. J
Trenton
American Smelting & Refining Company
All Noise for Charlestown Prohibits Fireworks Ban
Police Commissioner O Meara issues a June 17 order banning fireworks and explosives for the public except in Charlestown from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. for ordinary fireworks and 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. for display fireworks. Firearms horns and noise makers banned near hospitals and patriotic events. Explosives on car tracks and large firework items restricted. Detonating canes torpedoes big firecrackers also prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’meara
Charlestown
Titanic Distress Signals Found Ignored by Californian
London June 13 The British court of inquiry into the Titanic disaster will find the steamer Californian faulted for not acting. Lord Mersey, president, stated he has no doubt the Californian saw distress signals from the Titanic and should have tried to reach it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Mersey
Cabman Injured In Collision With Car In West End
Max Hessel, 27, of 225 Marion street East Boston, cab driver, was injured when his cab collided with a belt line car at Garden and Cambridge streets. He was removed to Massachusetts General Hospital after being thrown to the street. About 40 passengers rode the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Hessel
Marion Street
Boston
Garden
Cambridge Streets
West End
Massachusetts General Hospital
Belt Line
Hessel
Miss Amy Clokey Weds Arthur Lockwood in Fifth Avenue Church
Miss Amy V. Clokey, daughter of the late John T. Clokey, married Arthur G. F. Lockwood of Melrose, Mass., at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church New York with Rev. Addison Moore officiating. The couple, witnessed by relatives and friends, left for a short wedding trip and will reside in New York City.
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Amy V. Clokey
John T. Clokey
Arthur G. F. Lockwood
Thomas D. Lockwood
Melrose
Mass
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
New York City
Addison Moore
John Edmund Clokey
Ambrose R. Clark
Hotel Astor
Mrs. Lockwood
Philadelphia Man Heads Nurserymen Convention
At the seventh annual convention of the American Association of Nurserymen the business session and papers on nursery history preceded today’s close. Officers chosen include Thomas B. Meehan of Philadelphia as president J B Pilkington of Portland Ore as vice president John Hall of Rochester as secretary and C L Yates of Rochester as treasurer. Delegates then toured the harbor aboard a shore excursion with a Nantasket shore dinner.
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American Association of Nurserymen
Hotel Somerset
Thomas B. Meehan
Philadelphia
J. B. Pilkington
Portland
Ore
John Hall
Rochester
C. L.yates
Nantasket
Body of East Boston Yard Man Found in Charles River
Richard Gallagher of 124 Falcon Street East Boston, a yard man for Boston and Maine at Charlestown yards, was recovered from the Charles River at 11 yesterday morning. The medical examiner ruled accidental drowning as the cause. He had not been seen since leaving home Tuesday morning for work.
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Richard Gallagher
Falcon Street
Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad
Charlestown
Charles River
Gallagher
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