Boston Doctor to Aid Labrador Children in Ortho Mission
Dr. John D. Adams of the Boston Dispensary will sail to St. John’s Newfoundland and then to St. Anthony’s Labrador to operate on 40 to 60 children with spinal curvatures and deformities. He plans to establish corrective gymnastic classes with Dr. Grenfell and will work with Miss Rosamond Bradley, returning to Boston in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Adams
Beacon Street
Boston Dispensary
Boston
Labrador
Grenfell Mission Hospital
St. Anthony's
Adams
New York
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Red Cross
Florizel
Grenfell
Mission Hospital
St. Anthony’s
John Mason Little
Slattery Divorce Case Plays Out In Court
Mrs Katherine E Slattery of Roxbury sues Thomas F Slattery for divorce claiming cruel treatment and non support while he sues for cross libel In Superior Court Judge Stevens session Both suits heard together Slattery testified they married about 28 years ago and have six grown children led by a 27 year old son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Mortimer
John Mortimer
Mortimer
Elvil
King
Fox
Stevens
Chase
McLaughlin
Katherine E. Slattery
Roxbury
Thomas F. Slattery
Superior Court
James Murphy of Dorchester Dead
James Murphy of 36 Millwood street Dorchester longtime contractor and city affairs figure died at home yesterday afternoon. He was active in politics for years. Survived by son ex Alderman James A Murphy and four daughters Mrs Davie W Connell Josie M Annie and Margaret Murphy. Funeral Saturday at 9 from St Gregorys Church Dorchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murphy
Millwood Street
Dorchester
James A. Murphy
Davie W. Connell
Josie M
Annie
Margaret Murphy
St. Gregory’s Church
Fire Hits Bingham Shoe Mills After Blaze
The American Shoe Finding Company mills in Bingham, owned by J. J. Landers, burned today for a second time. Loss is estimated at 10 000 to 20 000 dollars. Fifty workers will be idle until the new plant is ready for occupancy. A dozen buildings were threatened during the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
American Shoe Finding Company _ mills
J. J. Landers
City to widen Boylston Street by taking Public Garden strip
Street Commissioners decided to widen Boylston street between Charles and Arlington to 120 feet by taking a 40 foot strip from the Public Garden. The Transit and Park boards agreed. A new subway entrance will be at the corner and two central islands for trolley passengers will be built near Arlington and Charles streets.
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Boylston Street
Charles
Arlington Streets
City Planning Board
Swain
Transit Commission
Dillon
Park Board
Arlington Street
Charles Street
Jamaica Plain Girl Weds Dorchester Man
Miss Erma Hodgkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph C Hodgkins of Jamaica Plain married Augustine Hamilton of Dorchester at St Mary's Rectory Dorchester by Rev John A Donnelly at 6 last evening. The bride wore two bridesmaids Miss Lottie Chase and Miss May Morrison. Best man William Nason. Bride a West Roxbury High School graduate and groom an English High School graduate. They will live in Auburn New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Hodgkins
Joseph C. Hodgkins
Rosemary Street
Jamaica Plain
Augustine Hamilton
Dorchester
St. Mary’s Church
John A. Donnelly
Lottie Chase
May Morrison
Roxbury
William Nason
Newton
West Roxbury High School
English High
Auburn, N. Y
Refuses New Suit At Harrisburg Hanging
Pascal Hall colored man hanged in Harrisburg for a Steelton murder refused the new black suit provided for execution saying he would die in his old clothes. The 12 member colored jury, with colored minister and physicians, witnessed the execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Penn
Pascal Hall
Steelton
Blowing Yourself for Sales Success
Rob ert A. Holmes analyzes self promotion tactics in a feature for Sunday Post Magazine. The piece encourages salesmen to refine presentation and confidence to close more deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Holmes
Sunday Post
Route of George Washington commemorated by Sons of the American Revolution
The 139th anniversary journey retraces Washington from Philadelphia to Cambridge in 1775 as Sons of the American Revolution travel the route by automobile to honor the Continental army command in a historic celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Philadelphia
Cambridge
Continental Army
Sons of the American Revolution
Washington
Washington Party to Celebrate July 4 in Cambridge
The group plans a display beneath the Washington elm in Cambridge on July 4 and a July 3 banquet at Faneuil Hall after traveling from Philadelphia by horse and phaeton over ten days starting June 23. The itinerary includes Rahway and Elizabethtown in New Jersey, Livingstone Manor, and Parson's Tavern tablet dedication in Springfield. President General R. C. Thurston will preside in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Washington Elm
Faneuil Hall
Washington
Philadelphia
Patriotic Sons
Rahway
N. J
Elizabethtown
James Caldwell
Livingstone Manor
Livingstone
Alexander Hamilton
New Jersey
America
Worcester
Springfield
Parson’s Tavern
R. C. Thurston
Louisville
National. A. R
Mary Morton's Fashion Letter Promises Final Word
Mary Morton writes the next Sunday Post feature section promising a definitive fashion word for women. The column centers on style guidance and women’s dress choices as the issue highlights contemporary trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morton
Next Sunday Post
Bull Moosers Invite Walsh To Boston Field Day
Governor Walsh and Mayor Curley, both Democrats, accepted invitations from the Bull Moosers of Boston for a July field day at American League Baseball Park. The Progressive party hosts will seat Democratic guests and plan dances featuring European country costumes with dancers who are natives or relatives of citizens.
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Walsh
Curley
Progressive Party
Bull Moosers
Boston
Progressive City Committee
Field
Europe
Deer Rampage Scatters Gardens in Atlantic Quincy
A wild deer roamed the Atlantic section of Quincy, tearing up a dozen gardens. About 8 o clock residents and about 50 pursuers, led by Park Policeman John Halloran, chased the animal from Hast Squantum Street to the woods after it leaped a four foot fence at Cecil Marble’s home.
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Quincy
Atlantic
Hast Squantum Street
Cecil Marble
Metropolitan Park
John Halloran
Suffragist Eileen Sullivan Weds Timothy Coughlin in South Boston
Eileen Isabel Sullivan a Simmons College graduate and leading suffragist married Timothy J. Coughlin a Broadway South Boston businessman at St. Vincent's Church. The ceremony included bridesmaid Charlotte McCarthy and best man Daniel Coughlin with Rev. Timothy C. Sullivan officiating. A reception followed at 509 East Broadway with gifts and well wishes. The couple plans a two week tour to New York Philadelphia and Washington before settling at 609 East Broadway.
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Eileen Isabel Sullivan
Simmons College
Timothy J. Coughlin
Boston
Broadway
South Boston
St. Vincent’s Church
West Third Streets
Charlotte McCarthy
Daniel Coughlin
Timothy C. Sullivan
Mary Doherty
Helena Sullivan
East Broadway
Old Forty-fifth Massachusetts Regiment Reunion at Nantasket Beach
The Old Forty-fifth Massachusetts Regiment Association held its annual reunion at Nantasket Beach with 60 members and families attending. Walter M. Fisher of Franklin served as toastmaster at dinner at the Atlantic House. Col. Charles R. Codman was named honorary president and officers elected include Thomas P. Smith, Henry B. Bailey, William W. Gobey, John D. Whitcomb, William B. Stacey, Albert A. Chittenden, and Henry R. Thompson with Whitcomb retaining secretary-treasurer for a new term. The eldest attendee was Charles B. Tribou, age 87.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forty-fifth Massachusetts Regiment Association
Nantasket Beach
Atlantic House
Walter M. Fisher
Franklin
Charles R. Codman
Thomas P. Smith
Waltham
Henry B. Bailey
Milford
William W. Gobey
Kittery
John D. Whitcomb
Boston
William B. Stacey
Roxbury
Albert A. Chittenden
Dorchester
Henry R. Thompson
Charles B. Tribou
Aid Association of Life-Savers elects officers in Providence
The Aid Association of the United States Life-Savers held its annual meeting in Providence and elected officers: President Arthur Dominy, Vice President William H. Reinhart, Treasurer H. M. Knowles. Governors for four years include Captain E. C. Chapman, Captain B. O. Fisher, and Captain C. W. White. The group comprises about 2500 men with members on both coasts.
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Providence
R.I
Aid Association of the United States Life-Savers
Arthur Dominy
Bay Shore
William H. Reinhart
Avenue
N. Y
H. M. Knowles
Wakefield
R. I
E. C. Chapman
New York
O. Fisher
C. W. White
Aid Association
Spouseful of Brains Suit Seeks 50000 Damages
Irving Ramsey a chauffeur sues Emanuel J. Weil of New York and Long Island for 50000 after a gasoline tank explosion at Weil’s country home fractured his skull and left him mentally impaired. The incident occurred as Ramsey repaired the tank at Mineola L I on June 24.
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Mineola
L. I
Irving Ramsey
Superior Court
Emanuel J. Weil
New York City
Long Island
Ramsey
Jailed for aiding arrested friend in police court
Joseph Regiers appeared before Judge Sullivan in the Police Court charged with attempting to rescue John Begonia from officers Day and Van Laningham of City Hall avenue station. Regiers allegedly pushed through a crowd to reach his friend, then under arrest for shooting craps on Long Island, to remove him from the police.
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Joseph Regiers
Sullivan
John Begonia
Day
van Laningham
City Hall Avenue
Regiers
Long Island
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Grenfell’s Mission Hospital
Mrs. Slattery
Austin
Philo Hay Specialties Co
Newark
N.J
Fitzgerald
Yellowstone National Park
Pacific
Shoe Finding Co. Mills of
Bingham, Me
Union Pacific System
Yellowstone
Willard Massey
Washington St
Mass
Snagishots
By the Press Publishing Co
Maurice Ketten
T W
Brazil
Boylston St
E. B. Horn Co
George W
Coughlin-Sullivan
South
Barrett, Nephews & Co
Staten Island
West Street
Oxford
Rosa Ea
Nantasket
Crest
Union
Filene’s
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