Storrow Elected President of Boston Chamber of Commerce
James J. Storrow was elected president of the new Boston Chamber of Commerce at a directors meeting. Bernard J. Rothwell named first VP with John C. Cobb as second VP. Ryer son Ritchie, Daniel D. Morse, James A. Mc Kibben filling other officers.
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James J. Storrow
Boston
New Chamber of Commerce
New Boston Chamber of Commerce
Bernard J. Rothwell
John C. Cobb
Ryerson Ritchie
Daniel D. Morse
James A. McKibben
Storrow
Merchants’ Association
Rothwell
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Storrow
Marceau
Horner
Daniel D. Morss
New Boston
New New Chamber of Commerce
Charlestown Parade Dazzles With Gem Themed Electric Displays
Charlestown hosts a royal day with a night electric parade featuring fifteen gem floats sapphire to emerald and more. A large civic and military procession follows including Coast Artillery, Navy Yard, Marine bands, Charlestown City Guard units, veterans groups, school cadets, and local fraternal organizations.
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New Orleans
Perley S. Skillings
William F. Murray
Tenth Coast Artillery Band
Seacoast Artillery Corps
Fort Banks
Fort Warren
Fort Strong
Fort Andrews
Navy Yard
United States
New Jersey
New York
Missouri
Vermont
Des Moines
P. J. Mullane
Teel
Signal Corps
Charlestown City
Ninth Regiment Veteran Association
Abraham Tincoln
Sons of Veterans
Charlestown
Dudley School
John Boyle O'Reilly
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Unity Guards
Irish National Foresters
Night Before Victim Coleman's Self Inflicted Injury
Joyce Coleman age 11 of 287 Silver Street South Boston shot his left hand with a blank cartridge shortly before 7 last night. He went to City Hospital unattended and after treatment was sent home.
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Coleman Joyce
Silver Street
Boston
City Hospital
Town
Stanso Cornom
Snowhill Street
City
George Thomas
Henley Street
Charlestown
Osidor Goldberg
Morton Street
Thomas Myers
Lyndeboro _ street
John MelLaughlin
Medford Street
South Boston
John McColgan
Monument Square
Joseph Puleo
Washington Street
Ad Men Field Day Promises Frabjous Nantasket Outing
Ad Men once known as the Ad-Men's Club gear up for a field day starting June 23 at Nantasket. A four page Pilgrim Publicity Association paper previews a grand Boston harbor voyage with a Mayflower boat, Paragon Park minstrel entertainment, and a ball game led by Captain Chaw Em Up French. The Marathon race lists competitors including Joe Mitchell Chapple Harry Wheeler George French Otto Koenig R B Whitman H Jewett I W Humphrey Popp Tripp and A W Ellis.
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Boston Harbor
Pilgrim Publicity Association
Ad-Men’s Club
Nantasket
Minstrels
Paragon Park
Chaw
French
Joe Mitchell Chapple
Harry Wheeler
George French
Otto Koenig
R. B. Whitman
H. Jewett
I. W. Humphrey
Popp
Tripp
A. W. Ellis
Arrests and injuries reported in Charlestown night watch
Police tallied 383 arrests at midnight with 33 for city ordinances. most by district stations and 18 juveniles among them. Accidents treated include blank cartridge wounds to hands and burns in Charlestown and Boston areas. multiple gunshot wounds to left hand and eye from revolver discharge incidents.
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Charlestown
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Ioren Chilingeran
Moore Street
Jeremiah Reardon
Marion Street
Joseph Ellis
Valentine Stret
Boston Relief Hospital
Thomas Smith
Chapman Street
Charles
Servant Tales of Mrs Gould Hears Reiterated Testimony
Mrs How ard Gould testified again at Castle Gould on Long Island describing times she was intoxicated and abusive to servants, giving arbitrary commands, and using severe language in quarrels with her husband.
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New York
Howard Gould
Long Island Show Place
Castle Gould
Gardner
Long Island
Tony
Mrs. Gould
Mr. Shearn
Trotter
Saia
Gould Trial Reveals Drunken Servants At Castle Gould
Witnesses including coachmen gardeners and a carpenter described Mrs Gould as intoxicated and erratic at Castle Gould in 1904 05. Testimony detailed falls from chairs near harness rooms and a clock incident while defense promises 50 rebuttal witnesses as hearings may extend nights.
Brokerage firm suspended after bankruptcy petition
New York June 16. W. B. Smith & Co. of the Consolidated Stock Exchange suspended business today after bankruptcy proceedings were filed by Henry Frost and Harry Anderson, brokers of New York, and Archibald Graham of Paterson. Petitioners claim agency commissions amounting to 1905 dollars.
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New York
W. B. Smith & Co
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Henry Frost
Harry Anderson
Archibald Graham
Paterson
N. J
Charlestown Celebrates 134th Battle of Bunker Hill Anniversary
Charlestown residents welcomed friends for a community open house marking the 134th anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill. Bands performed at Monument Square and Charlestown Heights, though lights and a bandstand were lacking at the Heights. Fire department had little to do as crowds remained orderly and a bonfire at Sullivan Square was absent this year.
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Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Sullivan Square
Monument Square
Charlestown Heights
Newsboys to Celebrate at Keith's Theatre Today
Boston newsboys gather at Keith's Theatre at 10 o clock for the second annual patriotic celebration. President Taft and Thomas Edison messages will be read. Prizes of 10 and 5 dollars for essays on What Boston Can for the Newsboys by 1915 and What the Newsboys Can Do for Boston by 1915. Vesta Tilley appears in male impersonations. Mayor Hibbard opens, with readings and poems by Father Gasson Stor row Magenis McCarthy.
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Boston
Keith
Taft
Thomas A. Edison
Vesta Tilley
Mayor Hibbard
Thomas I. Gasson
James J. Storrow
James P. Magenis
Dennis A. McCarthy
Bunker Hill
George S. Smith
Thomas A. Mulkern
Newsboys’ Union
Jacob Talkofsky
Archbishop Returning Home From Naples
Archbishop W. H. O Connell of Boston departed Naples today aboard the steamer Romani c headed home, after a visit that included the archdiocese affairs.
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Naples
W. H. O’connell
Boston
Van Camp's Milk Promises Rich Evaporated Convenience
A nostalgic ad touts Van Camp's evaporated milk as richer and purer than standard milks. It emphasizes Holstein herds, water removal, sterilization, and no added ingredients while claiming vast dairy operations and low cost per quart.
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van Camp
van Camp’s
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W. O. Blaney
Geoffrey B. Lehy
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Belmont St
Pin Tse Une
Tooute
Pune
Hang
Ngock
Bartlett
Washington
Frabjous
Caloo
Cala
Wilson Peeler
George Cohan
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