Post Office graft scandal and Belgrade murders dominate times
The piece reports on a sweeping Post Office Department corruption inquiry led by eight chief officials, with Beavers named as a central figure, while also detailing international diplomacy over Serbia's Belgrade palace murders. It notes President Payne’s limited past-investigation stance and ongoing efforts to secure proof of promotions sales in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offi
Ted
McKinley
Fin Hanna
Department
New York
Beavers
Post Office Department
Payne
Mr. Payne
Washington
Belgrade
United States
Great Britain
Holland
Russia
Great Powers
Peter I
The Bay Mare and Miss Filly Say Farewell in Gossip
Two horse figures share playful banter about marriage, work, and hats in a lighthearted social exchange. They gossip about statuses and fashion before parting as their mistress arrives. The dialogue captures social banter of Bay Area equines in a quaint, period tone.
Illuminated Deed as Wedding Gift to Mrs Sewell
The latest wedding gift trend features a property deed richly illuminated and housed in a costly casket. Mrs Rufus L Sewell, formerly Miss Hewitt of Ardsley on the Sludsor, wed a Boston society man and received a deed to an orange grove in Ceballos Cuba, engraved on parchment with color Cuban life scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus L Sewell
Miss Hewitt
Ardsley-on-the-sludsor
Ceballos
Cuba
Arthur Diggins's perilous voyage around Cape Cod in yacht Louise
Gloucester June 2 Arthur Diggins of this city recounted his harrowing 21 foot knockabout voyage from New Bedford to Beverly Farms aboard the yacht Louise to assist Dr Prince. From New Bedford to Buzzards Bay he faced dense fog, gales and near wrecks, losing his cash and a book, suffering exposure, losing his tender twice, and surviving a capsize before reaching Beverly Farms.
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Arthur Diggins
Cape Cod
Gloucester
Louise
New Bedford
Beverly Farms Beach
Dr. Prince
New Bedford Harbor
Buzzard's Bay
Quick’s Passage
Vineyard Sound
Wood's Hole
Cape
Minot
Egg Rock
Mr. Diggins
Boston
East Boston
Beverly
Chelsea church rededicated after rebuild on Broadway
St Rose's Church in Chelsea reopens after a year of work with a 10:30 high mass led by Archbishop Williams. The ceremony featured 35 Boston-area clergymen, a 150-voice choir, and a sermon by Rev Joseph W. Tracy. Renovations include a basement, new windows, and expanded seating. total cost exceeds 50,000 dollars.
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Chelsea
Broadway
Archbishop Williams
B. F. Killilea
St. Stephen's Church
Boston
Joseph J. O'Connor
All Saints’ Church
Roxbury
John J. Flood
Newburyport
William Fitzgerald
H. A. Walsh
Woburn
John F. Farrell
Cambridge
Greater Boston
All Sons of
Joseph W. Tracy
Allston
Jesus Christ
Father Power
Wedding bells for Billy Welch and Norah Kelley after daring fire rescue
In Dorchester, Norah Kelley and Billy Welch emerge as central figures amid a dramatic blaze. Officer Mike Carsey saves a roof rescuer and leaves a note from the doomed fireman. Billy recovers in Relief Hospital, pledging to marry Norah as Carsey dies or recovers, a bittersweet tale of heroism and love in a crowded neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Carsey
Mike
Norah Kelley
Carsey
Billy Welch
Norah
O'Brien
Brovelt
Welch
Billy
One Of The World’s Model Mothers Sermon Variation
The Rev Thomas I Gasson preached at the Church of the Immaculate Conception on St Aloysius feast day remarking that St Aloysius mother was old fashioned unlike modern mothers who chase speed of an automobile He noted modern parents pursue athletic or polite ideals training children toward grace and a clean heart urging molding minds to a bright life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas I. Gasson
St. Aloysius
Gasson
Engag ements announced among Boston area families
A list of forthcoming marriages is presented with many brides and grooms named. Miss Lillian McCauley and Wolcott Tuckerman of Stockbridge lead a cohort of engagements including Miss Alice Louise Prouty to Guy Warren Walker of New York and Miss Olive Litchfield to Henry Watson Gore Jr. of Brain Tree, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian McCauley
Edward McCauley
Wolcott Tuckerman
Stockbridge
Alice Louise Prouty
Dwight Prouty
Beacon Street
Guy Warren Walker
New York
Olive Litchfield
Hingham
Henry Watson Gore, Jr
Braintree
Negro Problem Applied To Tremont Temple
Rev P Thomas Stanford asked why a colored man cannot be appointed to a vacant Tremont Temple pulpit in Lorimer Hall He argued that colored and white men of equal attainments are not on the same footing in the North And he urged conciliation and education as remedies
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Tremont Temple
P. Thomas Stanford
Lorimer Hall
North
Special Shirt Sale In Furnishings Department
A. Shuman & Co announces Monday morning a two table sale in the furnishing department on street floor with hundreds of summer shirts for gentlemen. Table one features Madras with permanent colors at $1. Table two offers smart designs in cheviot madras and percale with irish linen shirts at $1.50. Sizes vary with cuffs attached or detached and full regular cut. Special values urge gentlemen to seize this rare opportunity at Shuman Corner.
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A. Shuman & CO
Shuman Corner
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Frederick Ai. Lincoln
Ethel S. Howard
Dedham
Dorus F. Howard
F. Spencer Baldwin
Boston University
Germany
Baldwin
Bedammit
James J. Jaw
Halef
Sultan
Panamahatma
Decapper
Rand
Jenny
Newtember
Erving Winslow
Postal Service
Maurice E. Wyner
English High School
Joseph Chamberlain
Wyner
Boylston Street
Johnson
Nova Scotia
William Gillespie
The
Fusiliers
Steve
Stealthy
Steve Information Bureau
Lynn, Mass
Icthyopthalmitr
Hhair
Mr. Dribson
Y. Knott. Roston
BR. K
Agnes
Jim
NGS
Eral
Miss Filly
Cir
St. Rose’s
the Post
Sunday Post
Erina B. Brown
Talbot Ave
Nue
Dorchester
Father Gasson
Oak Hall
Washington Street
Bertha Eleanor Stinson
Kittery
William Ernest Perkins
May Estelle Wilder
Lowell
Arthur W. Huguley
Cecilia Lowell
Thayer Prescott Gates
Maud M. Ilsley
Marbury Terrace
Minot H. Beacham
Portsmouth
N. H
Blanche Romola Swift
Milton
Warren Haynes Dinley
Hudson
George T. Seabury
T. Mumford Seabury
Newport
Margaret Knight
Providence
Sarah Elizabeth Flint
Wellesley
Ralph Cracknell
Frances B. Brown
Amesbury
Carl C. Crane
Norwood
Harriette Adile Campbell
Winthrop
George Theodore Coggswell
Pittsfield
Eleanor Lander Wellington
Needham
Charles Francis Young
West Roxbury
Marian Weymouth Junkins
Radcliffe
George S. Junkins
Lawrence
Macy Millmore Skinner
Harvard
Elizabeth L. Gibb
Roswell Phelps
Harry Sargent Gilman
Lucilla
Marion E. Horton
Holborn Street
Philip Wales Lauriat
United States Revenue Service
Blanche MaclIntire
Robert Franklin Wight
Harriet Alma
Winchester
Ell Newton Willis
Paine Furniture
Canal Street
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