Brewster Bible Returns to Italy in Papal Wedding
In Plymouth on June 23, historians learn Brewster’s Bible traveled to Italy as a wedding gift for the bride of Enrico Barberini Prince of Palestrina. The wedding occurred in the Vatican with Pope Benedict XV officiating, linking Pilgrim history to a modern papal ceremony.
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Plymouth
William Brewster
Italy
Enrico
Barberini
Prince of
Palestrina
Vatican
Benedict XV
Descent of Princess Tied to Mayflower Figures
The princess, daughter of Count Henri de Frankenstein and Anne Sea bury Brewster, traces lineage to Elder Brewster John Alden and Governor William Bradford. The Bible of the Brewster line was passed through Seabury Brewster and Cullen Brewster to Hampton Brewster in Rome, who gave it as a wedding gift to the bride. If returned, the volume may join Pilgrim Hall.
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Henri de Frankenstein
Anne Seabury Brewster
New York
Italy
Elder Brewster
John Alden
William Bradford
Plymouth Colony
Africa
William Brewster
Duxbury
Connecticut
Seabury
Brewster
Willam ‘Cullen Brewster
Hampton Brewster
Rome
Vatican
Pilgrim Hall
Wu Ting-Fang Dead in Canton Aged Leader of China
Wu Ting-Fang former minister to Washington and later foreign minister Yor Suh Yat-Sen in the Canton government died in Canton this morning. An outstanding figure in Chinese politics and law, he remained loyal to Sun Yat-Sen and was believed to have fled Canton with the deposed South China president.
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Shanghai
Associated Press
Wu Ting-Fang
Washington
Yor Suh Yat-Sen
Canton
Reuter
China
Sun Yat-Sen
South China
Pops Tonight at Symphony Hall Anointing
The Pops Symphony Orchestra conducted by Agide Jacchia performs a Carmen Prelude Overture to Mignon Waltz Jolly Fellows Fantasia Aida Finale Fourth Symphony Intermezzo Carnival in Paris Afro American Folk Songs and Hungarian Dance No 7 Ride of the Valkyries selections with organ.
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Pops Symphony Orchestra
Agide Jacchia
Symphony Hall
Thomas Waltz
Jolly Fellows
Vollstedt
Aida
Brahme
Toe Bis Seca
Wagner
Pugilist Walcott Arranged On Liquor Sale Charge
Joel Walcott a well known pugilist appeared in Central court charged with selling liquor to Patrolman Frank G Bird of the Vice Squad. He entered with a broad grin and left still smiling after a continuance was ordered.
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Joel Walcott
Central Court
Frank G. Bird
Joe
Arrest Leads to Confession in South End Incident and Assault
Patrolman Bird testifies that he met Joe at Blackstone Park then followed him to 2 Trumbull Street where Joe boasted of a boxing past and supplied a drink. Bird, later ejected from the doorway, reappeared with a gun and escorted Joe to the station amidst an alleged assault.
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Joe
Bird
South End
Blackstone Park
Mmto
Trumbell Street
Alligator Reported Seen in Ware River Area
Three local factory executives testified that an unmistakable alligator was observed swimming down the Ware River while they were selecting a factory site on the riverbank. Earlier reports had placed the reptile in Dismal Swamp connected to the river. The men pursued but lost sight of it.
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Ware
Cornerstone Dedication at Boston Caledonia Club
The Boston Caledonian Club Building Association held a cornerstone dedication at its South End clubhouse on Berkele y and Appleton streets. Arthur D. Prince led the dedicatory exercises with Grand Lodge officers, Governor Cox lauded the HQ's as a model for state and national growth.
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Boston Caledonia Club Building Association
Berkeley
Appleton Streets
South End
Arthur D. Prince
Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts
A. F
A. M
Grand Lodge
Cox
Francis J. W. Ford
Ku Klux Klan
Frank S. Abercrombie
Association
Highland Dress Association
Fore River Bagpipe
Boston Girls
Walter Scott Juvenile
Pipers
Boston Caledonian Club
Crawford Wins Easier Divorce In Suffolk Court
Perley L. Crawford, employee of Nathan Robbins Company poultry dealers in Faneuil Hall Market, secured a divorce decree before Judge Fessenden. Ma bel R. Crawford did not appear, nor did co respondent Louis Pelser of Jamaica Plain. Evidence included a Tremont Street lodging house visit on January 14 with a detective witness, confirming alleged marital differences.
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Perley L. Crawford
Nathan Robbins Company
Faneuil Hall Market
Fessenden
Suffolk County
Mabel R. Crawford
Helsee
Louis Pelser
Jamaica Plain
Crawford
Wolf Secret Service Bureau
Pelser
Tremont Street
Boston
Mr. Crawford
Capital Stock Tax Returns Due July 31 Announcement
Internal Revenue Collector Nichole announced that all capital stock tax returns for domestic corporations are due on or before July 1. The notice notes this year’s difference from prior years involves private service corporations filing requirements.
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Internal Revenue
Nichole
Rupert Hughes Balances Novels and Filmwork
Writer Rupert Hughes continues novel writing alongside motion picture work. His Souls for Sale in Red Book will be filmed. He writes original photoplays, directs for release under the Goldwyn Banner, and has completed The Wall Flower Remembrance and The Bitterness of Sweets. His current picture Gimme was written with Adelaide Manola Hughes. He has two children, a daughter married recently and a son Rush at Yale.
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Rupert Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Goldwyn
Adelaide Manola Hughes
Rush
Yale
Mrs Carr to star in The Custard Cup film
A story has been bought for Mary Carr to play the sweetest mother on screen in The Custard Cup. This marks her finest character work yet, following her latest picture Silver Wings.
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Mary Carr
Law of the Lawless: Gypsy tale for Paramount film
Konrad Bercovici, Romanian born writer of Dust of New York Crimes of Charity and Ghitza, pens The Law of the Lawless to be produced by Bebo Daniels as her next Paramount picture about a spirited gypsy girl.
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Konrad Bercovici
Bebo Daniels
Paramount
Romania
Paris Conservatory
New York
Ghitza
Film firm hires Geldert for Anderson fairy tale series
Clarence Geldert is engaged by Mission Film Corporation to produce a series of fairy tale adaptations for children. The first project will adapt The Shepherdess and the Chimney Sweep from Hans Christian Andersen.
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Clarence Geldert
Mission Film Corporation
Hans Christian Anderson
Holmes E Herbert Actor From Noted Family
Holmes E Herbert, a popular screen heavy, comes from a family of professionals and has starred on stage since age eight. His father was a renowned old-time minstrel performer.
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Holmes E. Herbert
Aphrodite to Move to Film by Crosland Studio
Aphrodite the goddess of love and beauty will be adapted for the screen under director Alan Crosland as a Malcolm Strauss production. The project marks a cinematic transfer of the myth into film form with Crosland at the helm and Strauss producing.
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Aphrodite
Alan Crosland
Malcolm Strauss
Doris Kenyon Stars in Curse of Drink at Adirondack Event
Doris Kenyon, stage and screen star, takes the leading feminine role in Curse of Drink a Volsteadian production. Saranac and the Adirondacks are featured as backdrops in the decation setting.
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Doris Kenyon
Saranac
The
Adirondacks
Moonshine Valley and The Flash Man Fox Film Tidbits
Fox notes announce Moonshine Valley starring William Farnum, and the refilming of Herbert Rawlinson's Come Through retitled The Flash Man signaling studio activity and change in production branding.
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William Farnum
Fox
Herbert Rawlinson
Forman Directs MacDonald in The Lonely Road Stage Debut
Tom Forman directs Katherine MacDonald in her current First National production The Lonely Road. The collaboration highlights a prominent pairing as the play unfolds on stage.
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Tom. Forman
Katherine MacDonald
Betty Bouton Stars in The Sea Riders in Sydney Nova Scotia
Little Betty Bouton, who co starred with Irene Castle in No Trespassing, is now the leading lady in The Sea Riders directed by E. H. Griffith for the Maritime Motion Picture Association in Sydney Nova Scotia. Bouton’s first screen appearance was with Douglas Fairbanks in The Mollycoddle.
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Betty Bouton
Irene Castle
Sydney
N. S
E. H. Griffith
Maritime Motion Picture Association
Miss Bouton
Douglas Fairbanks
Hollywood names and film projects fill Boston Post brief
A. D. E. notes Pathe and International News Reels shown at multiple Boston theaters. Dotty D. and Anna P. star in The Young Rajah at Lasky Studio. Buck Jones born Charles Jones in Los Angeles. William S. Hart did not marry Jane Novak. Winifred Westover is his married choice. Carlyle Blackwell works in Hollywood for Hollandia Film Co with Evelyn Greeley as leading lady. Jack Holt, in his early thirties, stars in Making a Man, a Peter Kyne story, in a Paramount series.
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Boston
Pathe
Beacon Theatres
Loew’s State
Gordon
Olympia
Dotty D
Anna P
Rudolph Valentino
Rajah
Lasky
Hollywood
D. C
Nashua
N. H
Buck Jones
Charles Jones
Los Angeles
William S. Hart
Jane Novak
Winifred Westover
P. B
Carlyle Blackwell
Hollandia Film Co
Evelyn Greeley
West Roxbury
Jack Holt
Peter B. Kyne
Paramount
Addres
Prunella Hall
Boston Post
Lawrence K. C. To Play Notre Dame In Roxbury Match
Lawrence K. C. charges into its first Greater Boston outing at Marcella Street playgrounds Roxbury opposing the Notre Dames. The game promises a record Roxbury turnout with Lawson Caseys fresh off victories over strong New England semi pro clubs. Notre Dames manager Billy Murphy brings a lineup featuring star players and veteran figures from Boston and Chicago clubs.
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Lawrence K. of
C. Ball
Greater Boston
Marcella Street
Roxbury
Notre
Notre Dames
Billy Murphy
Notre Dame
Locke a Candidate Fred Locke Seeks Dorchester Post
Fred Locke a World War veteran of 18 Lithgow Street Dorchester entered the race for a local post. He is seeking support from residents and promises service and accountability.
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Fred Locke
Lithgow Street
Dorchester
The Proper Care for Women's Hair Ad
An advertisement promotes Noonan's Hair Petrole as daily scalp care. A weekly shampoo plus five minutes daily with the product is said to remove dandruff and restore lustre, with a price of $1.00 available at druggists or from Noone & Son Co in Boston.
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Noonan
Ene Noones 1 & Son: Co
Boston
Candidacy Declared for House From Dorchester Wards
A candidate announces for the House from the combined wards 19 and 2. He is well known in the district and supports a five cent fare immediate insurance payments and better car service for Dorchester.
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Ted Dead
the Pops
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Walcott
Nad
Penn Flowers
Dio
the Press Publishing Co
New York Evening World
Maurice Ketten
Waait
Iit
P. L. Crawford
NEW Lasky
Miss MacDonald
Lawrence K. C
Locke
Palermo
Maine
Franklin Park
Scotland Yard
Sir Basil Thompson
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