Memorial proposals urged for late Governor Guild
A Curtis Guild memorial committee at the State House discussed public tributes to Governor Curtis Guild. Suggestions included a bas relief near the Hall of Flags, a memorial arch over Castle Island causeway, a fountain at Copley Square, a hospital for Spanish War veterans, and a memorial by the Shaw monument, with support for a State House site or nearby.
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Curtis Guild
State House
Curtis Guild Memorial Committee
Doric Hall
Castle Island
Copley Square
Park Street
Shaw Memorial
Beacon Street
Wheelwright
Curley
Murray
Governor Guild
Charles K. Bolton
Henry Parkman
United States
Hall of Flags
Boston
Leland
Sons of the Revolution
Dana Malone
Higginson
Senator Lodge
Gines
Somerville
Frothingham
Miss Toussaint
Brookline
Charles F. Gettemy
Hiwyn G. Preston
Guild Fund Growing as Subscriptions Increase in Boston
The Guild Memorial Fund shows brisk gains after a moderate appeal. Allan Forbes, treasurer at State Street Trust Company, reports renewed contributions from individuals and firms, with a total to June 17 of 6914.35 dollars and many new pledges including 1, 2, 5, 10, 25 and 60 dollar gifts.
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Guild Memorial Committee
Henry Cabot Lodge
Herman A. MacDonald
Beverly
Allan Forbes
John T. Wheelwright
Louis A. Frothingham
Charles K. Bolton
Michael J. Murray
Dana Malone
Henry Park
Guild Memorial Fund
State Street Trust Company
John W. Cooke
Samuel Johnson
Geo
F. B. Johnson
Rosamond Johnson
Charles H. Conway
Baspiok
Nole. Voce Eeediss
Aes Oy
Boston Wool Trade Association
Jeremiah Williams & Co
J. Koshland & Co
Areck
Hecht, Liebman & Co
Dace Euatees
Brown & Adams
F. N. Graves & Co
Crimmins & Pierce
Winslow & Co
Ciceenwee
Francis Willey & Co
Cceeeeevees
Ayers, Bridges & Co
E. V. Carlton & Co
Wright Bros
Isiogse, Sos Geo. Whitaker & Co
Sae
Hills & Nichols
Robert C. Muo A
Coke Oosacs
B. G. Hollingdrake & Co
Houghton Wool Co
Rosenthal Bros
RY Aiaik Alae
Aord EH Ood
John L. Farrell
Fred M. Blanchard
Walker Wool Co
Arthur L. Woods & Co
Seeeses
Hartmann Bros., In
Ccseesees
Bwitt Weel Co
Viica Cocsdeevcavdes
Eugene Ireland & Co
Ernest Booth
Nathaniel Perkins
Edwin M. Dodd
George Harrington
Follett & Wverite Sakes
British Steamer Ailsa Sunk Off Scotland By German Submarine
The British steamship Ailsa of Leith, 876 tons gross, built 1884, was sunk today by a German submarine off the southeast coast of Scotland. The crew was saved. The vessel was 200 feet long, 31 feet beam, and 15.8 feet deep.
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London
Ailsa
Leith
Scotland
Arrival of Canadian Expeditionary Force at Queenstown
Brendan Rogers writes from Queenstown on March 5 1915 as Second Canadian Expeditionary Force transports anchor at Cork harbor. He praises the Canadian youths from Ireland Scotland Wales and England and hails their bravery against Germany with the symbol of the maple leaf shamrock rose and thistle.
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Cork
Queenstown
Old Cove
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
England
Germany
Brendan Rogers
Grocery Price List From 1915 Advertisement
A list of various food items with prices and brands including milk, jam, soup, peaches, shrimp, mayonnaise dressing, crab meat, olive, coffee, tomato catsup, peas, and cookies. Items show per can or per glass jar and include early 20th century brand names such as Van Camp's Snider's Hekman's and Angelo Brand style entries.
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Uncle Sam
Pererereeceesser
van Camp's
Snider's
Concen- Cebloe de
Angel Brand
Hekman’s
Special grocery prices on breakfast spreads and staples
Hood's Best Tub Butter and Hood's 30c Tub Butter lead a sale with bulk and box formats. Rich Mila Cheese and bulk peanut butter are offered with fresh eggs by the dozen. New fruits for preserves include pineapples and lemons with special strawberries and shelled walnuts at set per unit prices. Mail orders filled.
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Hood
Voce
Girls Dance in Bare Feet for Fathers and Mothers Club
Naiads Dryads Pan and Syrinx among dancers barefoot at the Ginn estate in Wedgemere to aid the Fathers and Mothers Club. Laura Palmer Ingalls led the program and substituted for Bertha L. Godfrey whose injured foot prevented her from performing as Pan and Zephyr.
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Mothers’ Club
Naiads
Dryads
Pan
Syrinx
Pythis
Boreas
Narcissus
Diana
Clytie
Flora
Hebe
Zephyr
Proserpine
Ginn
Wedgemere
Fathers’ and
Laura Palmer Ingalls
Bertha L. Godfrey
Dance students dazzle in Proserpine and Dance of the Hours
Miss Melba B Concannon delivered Proserpine on three days notice in a creamy satin kitona. Miss Louise Bateman won applause in the Dance of the Hours as Noon and as Clytie, with Gertrude Hitz Godfrey center stage as Flora. The program featured many pupils, including Mary Rohrer, Sybil M Snyder, and Charlotte Chase, with music The Queen of Sheba.
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Melba B. Concannon
Godfrey
Proserpine
Louise Bateman
Clytie
Ginn
Sybil M. Snyder
Chopin
Helen R. Smith
Brahms
Mary Rohrer
Harvard Man Reported Dead Is Found Alive
Lawrence Brokenshire, junior at Harvard, was believed dead but information to college authorities shows he is alive. He left Harvard at the war outbreak and enlisted with the allies, and a letter from him states he is in a hospital and soon to move to the fighting area.
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Harvard
Lawrence Brokenshire
Brokenshire
Campbell
Local Tavern Proprietor Sentenced for Liquor Law Violation
Edson A. Pere proprietor of Ye Paul Revere Tavern in Lexington was sentenced by Judge Prescott Keyes in Concord District Court to pay $200 in fines and serve eight months in jail for liquor law violations. He appealed.
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Edson A. Pere
Ye Paul Revere Tavern
Lexington
Prescott Keyes
Concord
PUPILS PROTEST REMOVAL OF Chelsea TEACHER
A boisterous crowd of Carter Grammar School pupils gathered at 19 Forsyth Street Chelsea surrounding Edward H. Lowell chair man of the local school committee last night. The crowd's threats drew police to the scene as officers tried to control the disturbance.
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Chelsea
Carter Grammar School
Edward H. Lowell
Forsyth Street
Chelsea Teachers Firing Sparks Street Demonstration
The case centers on Annie B Babcock a Chelsea teacher denied renomination and denied a public hearing. A class group gathered outside Mr Lowell s home shouting and jeering prompting police involvement. The sub committee refused further hearing while the public press and many citizens demand a full committee hearing.
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Annie B. Babcock
Miss Babcock
Mr. Lowell
Chelsea
Will Dedicate Dudley Memorial Gate Today
The Dudley Memorial Gate at Harvard will be dedicated at noon today in memory of Governor Dudley a farmer and an early Massachusetts governor. A family reunion accompanies the ceremony and the public is invited to attend.
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Dudley
Harvard
Massachusetts
South Acton Boy Wounded in War Front
Word from France reports Ralph Davis Goodwin, grandson of Mrs. Charles Davis of South Acton, severely wounded in battle. This is the second grandson of Mrs. Davis to be struck by the war abroad.
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South Acton
France
Ralph Davis Goodwin
Charles Davis
Mrs. Davis
Submarine clash marks first undersea duel history notes
REPORTS from Venice detail a June engagement between an Italian and an Austrian submarine. The Italian vessel was defeated, marking the first recorded encounter between underwater boats in naval history.
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Venice
Italian submarine Medusa sunk by Austrian torpedo
The 300 ton Italian submarine Medusa with 14 crew surfaced first and scanned for danger. The Austrian submarine, submerged nearby, surfaced later and immediately attacked, sending the Medusa to the bottom with a single torpedo. One report says an officer and four crew escaped and were captured.
Canton High School honors Esther MacMorrow with essay cup
Miss Esther R. MacMorrow won a silver loving cup for the best essay on Should Immigration to the United States Be Further Restricted. The Canton Sons of Veterans offered the trophy, two hundred essays were submitted, and Francis A. Ryan presented the cup on behalf of the Colonel Fletcher Webster Camp.
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Canton High School
Esther R. MacMorrow
United States
Fletcher Webster
Canton Sons of Veterans
Francis A. Ryan
Thaw sanity finding upheld by Court of Appeals
Albany June 18 The Court of Appeals unanimously upheld Supreme Court Justice Hendrick's order directing a jury trial to test Harry K Thaw s sanity The court said Thaw has no mandatory right to a jury trial and that it was the trial judge s discretion to grant such a request Judge Hiscock wrote the opinion noting the trial judge need not be bound by the jury verdict The attorney general s office had no statement to make
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Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Peter A. Hendrick
Harry K. Thaw
Justice Hendrick
Thaw
Attorney-General’s Office
Hiscock
State will not seek re hearing in Thaw case
June 18 New York final notice from Frank K. Cook and Alfred L. Becker deputy attorneys general states the State will not seek a re hearing after Court of Appeals decision. The plan is to bring Thaw before a jury in the Supreme Court early next week.
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New York
Court of Appeals
Frank K. Cook
Alfred L. Becker
Supreme Court
Every Woman and the Remedy for Debility
A noted health column claims women suffer headaches backaches languor nervousness and depression from debility and poor circulation caused by indigestion or constipation. It urges a deaper remedy to relieve these symptoms and improve wellbeing.
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Arthur H. Lowe
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H. M. Leland
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Charles H. Adams
Melrose
Addison Winship
Elwyn G. Preston
Edward H. Glines
O’brien
Brandige
Jenkins
Toussaint
Forbush
Newsboys’ Union
Butler R. Wilson
Lodge
MacDonald
Guild Fund
Wethern’s
Temple Place
West Street
Daily Post
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New England
Arlington
Ibs
Hazel Montgomery
Constance Rohrer
Melba B. Concanon
Uality Facales
Esther R. McMorrow
Webster
Charles Maguson
Daniel F. Casey
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