Carmania Arrival Expected This Week at Port
The steamship Carmania of the Cunard line is due in by Wednesday morning or Tuesday night. Among her saloon passengers are Miss Katherine P. Loring and Miss L. P. Loring of Beverly, Miss Isley Wetmore, Miss A. Wetmore, Miss E. W. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft C. Davis and daughters of Boston, George Lee Thompson, Charles G. Gibson, Miss Winifred Rogers, and Mr. and Mrs. BE Charles Drourt.
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Carmania
Cunard Line
Katherine P. Loring
L. P. Loring
Beverly
Isley Wetmore
A. Wetmore
E. W. Perkins
Bancroft C. Davis
Daughters
Boston
George Lee Thompson
Charles G. Gibson
Winifred Rogers
BE. Charles Drourt
Poslam Soap Safe for Baby Bath and Skin Care
Poslam Soap is advertised as non irritant and pure for babies. It soothes protects from infection and disease and is described as a great healing remedy containing Poslam. The ad claims it tones improves complexion removes roughness and is unsurpassed for shampooing with prices 25 and 15 cents.
Padlocked Doors Spark Milford Fire Tragedy
Milford June 21 padlocked doors on rooms in Peter Topolian’s lodging house are blamed for deaths in Tuesday morning fire. Chief Engineer Elbert M. Crockett says lodgers could have saved themselves or reached firefighters if doors were unlocked. He cites shared responsibility with selectmen and police.
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Milford
Peter Topolian
Elbert M. Crockett
Town Chief Vows Tightening Inspection of Lodging Houses
Chief Crockett tours lodging houses to ensure permits and common victualers licenses are filed. He blasts lax oversight, vows to reform the department by May, and teams with State police to enforce fire protection and escape rules after a recent fire.
Beekeast Attack Sends Auto Party to Doctor
In Lafayette Indiana three members of an auto party were attacked by a swarm of bees west of the city this morning. Hundreds of bees settled on the automobile. The swarm forced a half hour battle before the bees were driven away. All three were stung several times and required medical attention on arrival.
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Lafayette
Ind
American midshipmen visit Gibraltar for naval inspection
British authorities grant the American midshipmen from the Annapolis Naval Academy full facilities for inspecting Gibraltar defences. The visiting group aboard the battleships Missouri Idaho and Illinois will tour sites of interest and enjoy ordered entertainments in their honor.
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Gibraltar
Annapolis Naval Academy
Missouri
Idaho
Illinois
Potatoes and onions seen to drop with new shipments
Prices for potatoes and onions are expected to decline this week as large shipments from the South arrive. Recent high prices were driven by lateness and poor quality in the Southern crop, though early rains improved conditions last week.
Potatoes and Onions Prices Jump Amid Shortage Across Regions
South potato shipments are small driving Maine prices up to 1.50 to 1.75 a bushel with wholesale barrels at 2.00. buyers expect relief as South crops recover. Maine farmers shipped 1000 carloads in June while Egypt onions suffer a poor year and Texas onions rise to 4.25 to 4.50 per crate and 7 to 8 per bag.
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South
Maine
Boston
Texas
Wounded bear hurls hunter into Feather River
Antone Girari of Oakland shot a 125 pound bear seen in a tree at Belden on a fishing trip. The wounded animal wedged between rocks as Girari grabbed its hind feet and the bear kicked him into the Feather River, forcing him to swim to shore.
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Grovilule
Feather River
Antone Girari
Oakland
Belden
Girari
Boston's historic Copps Hill Burying Ground Elm
The article recalls Copps Hill Burying Ground set aside in 1659 where only one tree remains. In 1833 Boston funded 50 toward ornamenting the grounds, replacing 180 elms with a new canopy. The sole surviving elm near Charter street is deteriorating and may soon disappear, previewed with Boston's Washington Elm.
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Copps Hill
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Charter Street
Zionist Delegate to Be Honored Before Departure
Moritz Stroyman, a well known Zionist of this city, will be honored at a banquet by the Tifereth Zion Association of Greater Boston on Wednesday evening before leaving for Rochester to represent the organization at the fifth annual Federation of American Zionists convention. The convention runs from June 8 to June 30, with Louis D. Brandeis among the speakers.
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Moritz Stroyman
Tifereth Zion Association
Greater Boston
Rochester
Vth
Federation of American Zionists
Louis D. Brandeis
Roses Worn For Fathers In Boston Mother Day Contrast
In Boston on Father’s Day many wore red roses for living fathers and white roses for deceased dads. The city showed far fewer red roses and only a few white ones visible on buttonholes as people marked the day.
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Boston
Father’s Day rises from Mother’s in global observances
The article notes that Saturday florists' sales lag Mother's Day and the idea that father is often overlooked. It credits Mrs. John Bruce Todd of Spokane Washington with initiating Father’s Day about five years ago, now observed in several countries. Congress later officially recognized the day.
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Father
Mother
John Bruce Todd
Spokane
Wash
Germany
Sweden
Korea
India
Japan
Canada
Mexico
Congress
Minister Marries in Self-Defence in Ohio Church
In Zanesville Ohio on June 21 the Rev C S Holden aged 60 pastor of Market Street Baptist Church said he wed a second time within a year of his first wife's death to defend himself against pressure from women in his congregation. He said unmarried ministers face awkward advances as some women squeezed his hand whispered endearments and one proposed marriage.
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Zanesville
C. S. Holden
Market Street Baptist Church
Socialism Attacked by Boston Common Rally Leader
Daniel J. Dwyer denounced socialism as old and rotten to about 2000 listeners at the Common Cause Society on Charles Street Mall Boston Common. He blamed atheism and anti church sentiment on socialist leaders like Victor Berger and cited Debs’s alleged debt payoff to claim motive and deceit.
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Daniel J. Dwyer
Common Cause Society
Charles Street Mall
Boston Common
Crete
Europe
Victor Berger
Dwyer
Massachusetts
Eugene V. Debs
Quote on venom and denial of a supreme authority
A speaker warns against venom and denial, likening weak logic to a rattlesnake and urging caution against its poisonous influence. The passage emphasizes guarding against such denial and its dangerous implications.
Dying Dog Delivers Note to Mistress
A St Charles spaniel named Colonel Bunch dragged into the house in Greeley Colorado and died from poison after delivering a note from Mr Redman clerk of the County Court to Mrs. John Fr Redman. The note concerned home affairs according to the report.
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Greeley
Col
John Fr. Redman
Colonel Bunch
Graduation at St John s Parochial School Roxbury
Diplomas were awarded to St John s Parochial School Roxbury graduates after a 7 am mass at St John s Church. The Rt Rev Mer P J Supple celebrated the service with deacons J T O Brien and J McCafferty. Supple delivered the sermon and presented diplomas to the graduates named in the list.
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St. John’s Parochial School
Roxbury
St. John's Church
Mer
P. J. Supple
D. D
J. T. O’brien
J. McCafferty
Mer. Supple
Mary D. Killion
Frederick EB
Masquire
Marguerite C. Barry
John J. O'Connell
Margaret I. Mulhearn
Walter B. Downey
Thomas J. O’grady
Thomas J. Watson
Mary R. Coyne
Edward T Kenney
Olive M. Ranger
Sara F. McGann
Mary A. O'Reilley
Joseph M. Gately
Dorothy I. Madden
Helen R. O'Connell
Grace A. Coughlin
John P. Crehan
Josephine C. McGlone
Mary W. Kenney
Marion C. Cannon
Lillian I. Grover
Marguerite J. Galer
Margaret D. Thomas
Catherine V. O’connell
Half Dozen Coffins For Recluse Ashes
Bridgeport Conn June 21 Half a dozen coffins will be required to bury the ashes of Edward Spring in the Westport cemetery Monday. The aged recluse lived in a colonial house 200 years old at Southport. He is believed to have been incinerated in the burned residence on the night of June 43, charred bones being found in the ruins. His heirs ordered the burial of all the ashes of the house.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Edward Spring
Westport
Spring
Southport
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Prove Publishing’ Co
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Washington St
Blackstone St
Friend Street
Baltimore
Massachusetts Co-Operative Hospital, Inc
Oston
Mass
Marlboro St
Silly Gon
West Street
Bos Fema
Hunter
Everwear
Bweber’s Shoe Parlor
Marston’s
Adams House
Jefferson Bldg
Tomorrow’s Post
Washington Elm
A. F. Pierce Co
Springfield
ST. John's
Paine Furniture
Hartford
Saxony
America
Kermans
Kurdistans
Oxford
Paine Furniture Company
Arlington Street and
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