Monument for Honor First Commander Frank Merrill Unveiled
The Sons of Veterans unveiled a monument to their first commander Frank Pierce Merrill who came from Maine. A memorial address was delivered at Mount Hope Cemetery after a parade formed at Walk Hill Street and Blue Hill Avenue with Camp 30 of Dorchester as escort.
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Sons of Veterans
Frank Pierce Merrill
Division of
Maine
Mount Hope Cemtery
Walk Hill Street
Blue Hill Avenue
Camp 30
Dorchester
Baraski Ready to Die as Execution Near
Stefan Baraski, under death sentence at the State prison, says he is ready to die. He will likely be executed soon after midnight tomorrow morning. Only the Catholic chaplain Rev. M. J. Murphy and a Polish priest show interest as witnesses are summoned to report at the prison at 11 o'clock tonight.
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Stefan Baraski
M. J. Murphy
Married men live longer says New York health stats
New York State Department of Health reports that married men tend to outlive bachelors. The data imply a clear advantage for married men, though the exact length of the added years remains uncertain.
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New York
New York State Department of Health
Marriage and supervision lower mortality in study says Cornell expert
Walter F. Willcox of Cornell University notes that benedicts under supervision show greater life longevity. He cites diet, home routines, and regular hours as factors, adding that married men have lower mortality due to supervision and incentives for self restraint and health care.
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Walter F. Willcox
Cornell University
Willcox
Jacques Bertillon
Barclay Goes to Trial for Murder in 1910 Case
Charles T. Barclay a coal passer at the naval training station left Newport for Butler county Kentucky to face trial on a murder charge. Arrested June 16 he has been held by naval authorities pending Colonel Elmore Bradley Butler county prosecuting attorney. Barclay has served in the navy since September 12 last year.
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Newport
R. I
Charles T. Barclay
Naval Training Station
Butler County
Kentucky
Barclay
Elmore Bradley
Bradley
Arelay
Brookline Baby John McAuliffe Aims For Perfect Baby Honors
John McAuliffe a 7 month old Brookline infant is listed as an aspirant for a perfect baby award. Details cover measurements 30 inches tall 25 pounds head 19 inches and chest 20 inches. He is described as a breast baby bright well behaved and rarely crying. The family at 1 St Mary's Street Mr and Mrs John McAuliffe and their St Bernard Rover are noted with Rover guarding the baby in mother’s absence.
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John McAuliffe
Brookline
Johnnie
St. Mary’s Street
McAuliffes
St. Bernard
Rover
Flower Sunday Bouquets Given to Hospitals and Shut-Ins
More than 150 bouquets used in Flower Sunday at People's Temple were delivered yesterday afternoon to Grace and Emergency hospitals and the homes of shut-in members by a committee of men and women appointed by Pastor Rev. A H Nazarian, bringing joy to many.
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Grace and
A. H. Nazarian
Local Longshoreman Found Dead at Charlestown Home
Thomas Hazleton aged 66 was found dead yesterday at the rear of 56 Henley Street Charlestown by his nephew also named Thomas Hazleton of 64 Howard Street Quincy who visited. Death due to natural causes. Hazleton worked as a longshoreman.
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Thomas Hazleton
Henley Street
Charlestown
Howard Street
Quincy
Hazleton
Conservator Appointed for Amanda M Lougee in Suffolk Probate
Amanda M Lougee of West Roxbury has a conservator for her property valued over 100000. John Gordon named guardian by Judge Elijah George. Lougee, pioneer New England businesswoman, long active in Boston firms including Clifton Manufacturing. She now lives with Dr Mary L Swain.
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Amanda M. Lougee
Garfield Street
Roxbury
New England
Suffolk
John Gordon
State Street
Lougee
Elijah George
Last Confederate Congressman Henry C. Jones Dies at 94
Florence Ala June 22 Judge Henry C Jones 94 last surviving Confederate Congress member died at his home He had served in the Alabama Legislature before the war and voted against secession refusing to sign the ordinance after it passed.
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Florence
Ala
Henry C. Jones
Confederate Congress
Alabama
Retirements Named by Board In Session
These voluntary retirements will be reviewed by the board now in session and many leaving the service can be named by the board.
72 Years Old and Has Not Lost a Tooth
Miss Helen Simons, a Lansing school teacher, is 72 years old and has not lost a tooth.
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Helen Simons
Lansing
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Sons ‘of Veterans Unveil
Chandler & Go
Tremont ST
Hannis & LeVey
Hannis’& Levey
Friends of
Merrill
Joseph B. Maccabe
East
Boston
Baraski
Hannis & LeVey’s
Hannis & Levey Specialty Shop
Ascot
Adirondacks
ST. Lawrence
Montreal
Lake George
Green Mountains
C. E. Colony
Washington Street
Fort Hill
Boston & Albany R.R
NW. Y. C
Naval Coal
Brookline Baby
John M’auliffe
Oxford
Little Boys
OKIN
Portsmouth
N. H
St, Joseph, Mo
William S. Coffield
Battle Creek, Mich
Alice
White Goods Department
Voile
Batiste
Hamburg
Copenhagen
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