Progressive State Committee Opposes Hughes and Wilson
In a joint meeting at 53 State Street yesterday afternoon the Progressive State committee and Chicago delegates adopted resolutions opposing the endorsement of Hughes or Wilson and supporting the nomination of a Progressive candidate for president. William N. Osgood of Lowell declared, We are dead and we don't know it.
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Hughes
Wilson
Progressive State Committee
Chicago
State Street
William N. Osgood
Lowell
A Midsummer Night Dream Elates North Shore Pageant
More than 1000 society people from along the north shore attended the grand pageant at the Palmer estate Phillips Beach Swampscott. An all star cast with a chorus of 100 society girls presented the outdoor production for Lynn Associated Charities. Barefoot fairy dances enhanced the scenic lawn stage and a miniature pond added to the spectacle.
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North Shore
Palmer Estate
Phillips Beach
Swampscott
Lynn
Progressive group rejects third party endorsement at meeting
Matthew Hale and Patrick J. Anglin led the State committee as they left early for Chicago to join the national committee. The group adopted three resolutions opposing endorsement of any other party’s candidate and reaffirming Progressive principles while backing a Progressive presidential candidate.
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State Committee
Matthew Hale
New York
National Committee
Chicago
Patrick J. Anglin
Wilson
Albert Bushnell Hart
Republican Party
Progressive Party
Catholic Retreats and Cenacle News in Brighton and Roxbury
Retreat sessions announced for men at Blessed Gabriel Monastery 159 Washington St Brighton begin Friday June 7 and run to Monday morning. A Cenacle Association retreat for business women starts July 14 at 196 Lake St Brighton led by Rev Thomas F White S J and closes July 18. A novena for Our Lady of Mount Carmel begins July 7 at 5 pm at Carmelite Convent Roxbury with plenary indulgence for participants. Plymouth County Branch of the Catholic Federation elects officers led by William G McGlinchey as president with several vice presidents and secretaries listed.
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Blessed Gabriel Monastery
Washington Street
Brighton
Father George, C. P
Association of the Cenacle
Convent of Our Lady of the Cenacle
Lake Street
Thomas F. White
S. J
New York
St. Mary’s Church
North End
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Roxbury
Plymouth County
The
Catholic Federation
William G. McGlinchey
J. D. Carney
M. F. Baker
James Moran
A. J. Mandeville
Mary A. Carroll
Thomas J. Barry
Thomas F. Kelley
William Bulman
Thomas McGrath
Thomas O'Rourke
Ellen L. Donovan
Italian schooner San Francesco di Paola sunk
Lloyds announces the Italian schooner San Francesco di Paola has been sunk.
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London
Lloyd’s
Crows Defy Police in Somerville Height Tree Sit
In Spring Hill Somerville two crows disrupt residents by constant cawing. Chief Kendall asks the birds to move but cannot risk climbing to reach them, leaving the noisy stand-off unresolved.
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Spring Hill
Somerville
Kendall
Garden Party for St. Leo's Church Fund
A garden party and summer festival to aid St. Leo's building fund will be held this afternoon and evening on the parsonage lawn at 12 Bicknell street Dorchester. The pastor Rev Francis A Cunningham directs the car and amusements include whist concert theatre and dancing. The fund is growing into a substantial sum for a larger church to serve the growing parish.
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St. Leo’s Church
St. Leo’s Building Fund
Bicknell Street
Dorchester
Francis A. Cunningham
St. Leo's
Boston
Two Army Officers Wed Before Border Duty Call
Lieutenant Hugh C. Blanchard and Miss Mignon von Der Luft wed at Malden's Immaculate Conception rectory while Captain James F. Coupal and Miss Martha Wilfret married at Roxbury's St. Pauls rectory. Bridesmaids were Miss Margaret Blanchard and Miss Rose Janse.
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Hugh C. Blanchard
Eighth Regiment
Mignon von der Luft
Commonwealth Avenue
Brookline
James F. Coupal
Medical Corps
Martha Wilfret
Brook Avenue
Roxbury
Blanchard von der Luft
Church
Ex Harvard Captain Runs for Governor in New Hampshire
Henry W. Keyes of Haverhill announced his Republican candidacy for governor at the September primary. Keyes, former Harvard varsity crew captain in 1887, has long been a prominent state figure as Governor Spaulding declined re election.
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Concord
N. H
Henry W. Keyes
Haverhill
Keyes
Harvard
Spaulding
Wolf Fish Exhibition Draws Local Crowds At Star Fish Co
A 12 foot wolf fish, with a head full of long teeth, is on display at the Star Fish Company store after being caught by a trawl off Zuero Bank northwest of Sable Island. Ownership plans to ship it to the Agassiz Museum Cambridge for mounting. Meanwhile a clearance sale at F Gray Co. on Washington Street offers men’s suits from $7.90 to $15.00.
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Star Fish Company
Zuero Bank
Sable Island
Nova Scotia
Agassiz Museum
Cambridge
F. Gray C O
Washington St
Cor. Hanover
Rapid Fire Wooing of Rae Tanzer in Perjury Trial
In New York, handwriting expert J Vree land Haring testified Rae Tanzer’s letters to Oliver Osborne match the handwriting of Oliver Osborne and James W Osborne. Tanzer recounted a swift romance from Oct 17 1914, admitted hugging and kissing him, and insisted on her identification. The jury will hear further testimony as the trial proceeds tomorrow.
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New York
J. Vreeland Haring
Rae Tanzer
Haring
Oliver Osborne
Skensington
Plainfield
N. J
James W. Osborne
Mr. Rand
Oliver
Osborne
Terence McManus
Max D. Steuer
Edmund L. Mooney
Miss Tanzer
Harold Spielberg
Abram H. Tompkins
United States Attorney’s Office
Osborne handwriting expert cites consistent letter forms
Mr Haring analyzed Oliver Osborne letters hotel registers and James W Osborne handwriting since July 1915. He found similar forms for a and e and other letters, arguing consistent features imply common origin. Rae Tanzer faced cross examination by William Rand Jr with brief tears as questions about Oliver Osborne’s character arose.
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Mr. Haring
Oliver Osborne
James W. Osborne
Rae Tanzer
William Rand, Jr
Jeremiah Williams Wool Merchant Dies at 65
Jeremiah Williams Sr a wealthy wool merchant and director of National Shawmut Bank died at his Phillips Beach Swampscott home in his 65th year. Funeral services will be held there at 2 PM tomorrow. He chaired Boston Wool Trade Association and held memberships in Union League New York Algonquin Club and several local clubs. He leaves wife and three children Gardner and Malcolm of Boston and Mrs Henry Taylor of Haverhill.
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Jeremiah Williams
National Shawmut Bank
Phillips Beach
Swampscott
Union League of
New York City
Boston Wool Trade Association
Algonquin Club
Country Club of
Brookline
Tedesco Country Club of
Beacon Society
The
Merchants’ Association of Boston
Williams
Gardner B. and
Malcolm Williams
Boston
Henry Taylor
Haverhill
Saved My Baby Grateful Mother Praises Father John’s Remedy
A grateful mother credits a Father John’s medicine for saving her baby. The ad lauds the product’s life saving claim and urges readers to consider the remedy for similar concerns.
Father John’s Medicine praised by Lock Haven mother
A Lock Haven woman signs a testimonial praising Father John’s Medicine for her family. She says it saved her son’s life from birth and that the medicine is safe for children and the elderly since it contains no opium morphine or dangerous drugs. She urges starting today and stocking the product at home.
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Lock Haven
Father John
Anna Sellers
Grant St
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