Germanys Aims for Freedom and Global Reach Outlined
A speaker states that the German people and allies seek a free and strong independent existence within historical boundaries. He adds Germany desires overseas possessions, freedom of the seas, and global trade expansion as essential aims for national greatness.
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Germany
Peace Plea Framed by Von Kuehlmann for Talks With Allies
Dr. von Kuehlmann presents a peace initiative urging mutual trust between Germany and the Allies, notes Belgium must be discussed at the peace table, and argues against preconcessions. He cites Moltke and Asquith, warns against delaying peace, and calls for diplomacy alongside military leverage. He praises neutral states and mentions Aland Islands fortifications status.
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von Kuehlmann
Germany
Belgium
France
von Moltke
Reichstag
Balfour
Dr. von Kuehlmann
Many Funeral Notices From Boston Area Obituaries
In East Boston on June 25 Charles S Boyle beloved child of James S and Madeline Boyle. Deaths listed include Mary Chase in this city widow of Daniel Chase with funeral from 61 West Brookline St and mass at Cathedral. Multiple notices cover Coenraert Roxbury. Collings Dorchester. Coyle in Dorchester. Cronin Revere. Cunningham Boston. Dempsey Dorchester. Gerrish Boston. Gosselin South Boston. Helmboldt Jamaica Plain. Greenleaf Boston. Jacomb Groton MA. Kirk Jamaica Plain. Koerber Jamaica Plain. LAMB Charlestown. LENDNEY Cambridge. LEWIS Boston. LOONEY Arlington. NEWBORG Dorchester. PETERMANN Roxbury. FICK Charlestown. SANDERS Dorchester. SMITH Boston. WINER East Boston. Also a memorial line for Andrew P. Murphy died 1917.
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Roxbury
Charles
Catherine Jane Demarsch
Coenraert
St. Alphonsus St
Our Lady of Victories
Isabella St
Collings
Lucretia Collings
St. Peter's Church
Gerrish
Columbus Ave
Frank F. Gerrish
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Portsmouth
N. H. GO
Holy Trinity Church
Shawmut Ave
Worcester
Lamb
Charlestown
Mary
Bernard Lamb
France
Margaret Law
Bnee
Winthrop St
Lendney
Cambridge
Dominick Lendney
Connity
Hanora
Thomas Connity
Ninth St
Sacred Heart Church
Lewis
Gertrude E
David
Patience Chamberlin
Looney
Arlington
Catherine Looney
Buckley
John Looney
Massachusetts Ave
St. James’ Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Newborg
Dorchester
John O. Newborg
Brent St
Petermann
Helen M
Ernest F. Petermann
Parker Pl
Madison Ave
W. H. Graham
Washington St
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Winer
Boston
John
Marie Winer
Coakley
London St
Church of the Mom, Holy Redeemer
Shuman, Noted Boston Merchant, Dies at 79
A. Shuman, respected Boston merchant, dies at Commonwealth Avenue home after three weeks illness at age 79. Born May 31, 1839 in Newburg, N Y, he built a major clothing business with Phillips, Shuman & Co., led Boston City Hospital expansion, supported Irish home rule, and funded memorials. Survived by three sons Edward Sidney F and George H and three daughters Mrs Well Mrs Steinert and Mrs Ratshesky.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Mr. Shuman
Newburg
N. Y
Shuman
Providence
R. I
Boston
Roxbury
Washington Street
Vernon Street
John Phillips
Phillips, Shuman
Summer Street
Phillips
Washington and
Summer Streets
Boston City Hospital
New South Department
Boston Merchants’ Association
Boston Art Club
Boston Athletic Association
Elysium Club
Beacon Society
Exchange Club
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Honourable Artillery Company of London
Boston Company
John Boyle O'Reilly
O'Reilly
Fenway
Ireland
Europe
P. A. Collins
O’reilly
City Hospital
Algonquin Club
John D. Long
Guild
Alexander Steinert
I. A. Ratshesky
Wartime Leaders Comment On Austro Italian Front
Dr. von Kuehlmann notes Austro-Hungarian onslaught pins enemy forces on the Piave front while Russia’s turmoil continues. He cautions contemporary policy, praising Finland’s move toward independence as Red Guards are cleared from the soil and Finland appears set to become an independent state.
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von Kuehlmann
Piave
Russia
Finland
Kerrigan Wins Golf Tourney at Brookline Country Club
Thomas Kerrigan of Pelham Bay wins the 72 hole medal play in a tight finish over McNamara. Bowden of Tedesco Country Club had a strong midday run but faltered late, dropping to third after an 82 in the final 18. Kerrigan led at noon after 54 holes by three strokes over Bowden and McNamara and finished one ahead of his rival.
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George L. Bowden
Tedesco Country Club
Brookline
Brae Burn
Bowden
Edward Ray
England
Harry Vardon
Tedesco
Tom Kerrigan
Pelham Bay
Wollaston
Dedham Club
Posteman
Thomas L. McNamara
New York
Kerrigan
McNamara
Th. Kerrigan
T. L. McNamara
A G. L. Bowden
Tedese Siwanoy
Joseph Lally
Jackson
N. H
Ray Ouimet
Bretton Woods
Donald Vinton
Plymouth
Carl Anderson
C. M. Burgess
Woodland
William Duffy
Country Club
Jack Shea
Kernwood Webises
Ry Fr Murphy
Salem
Arnold Statz
Worcester
FE. Mosser
Brae-Burn
I. B. Paton
Homestead
Tom “Mahan
Nahant
M. Purves
Fred Mitley
R. N. Hall
E A Keefe
Oakley
George C. Dutton
H. Holton
M. P. Johnson
Letters from Johnny Magee on Paris Front and Athletics
Former Bowdoin trainer turned YMCA athletic director reports booming sports among troops in Paris. He recalls Memorial Day track use, notable athletes, upcoming July 4 meet, air raids, and aiding refugees while praising Paris resolve and Carpentier’s prowess.
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Johnny Magee
Bowdoin College
Johnny
Johnnie
Sparrow Robertson
Kiviar
Charley Rice
Powder Foint
Paris
Georges Carpentier
National Sporting Club of France
Carpentier
Stanley Ketchel
Ketchel
Sam Langford
Elsie Janis
Duffeys Low Sports French Letter on Paris Defense
A fragmentary wartime note from Johnny Magee mentions preferring to join the 101st and asks for Boston Posts to learn readings in Bean Town. The text reflects a desire to stay informed about the fighting near Paris and the German advance.
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Paris
101St
Nme
Boston
Good Old Bean Town
Johnny Magee
New London Forfeits Win Over Bridge Port In Snow Forfeit
In the first game of a double header New London was leading Bridge Port before snow forced Bridge Port to leave the field in the fourth inning. The umpire forfeited the game to New London.
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New London
Bridgeport
Bridge Port
Lewis Beats Robson In Fierce Fifth Tournament Bout
Ted Kid Lewis of England defeated Tommy Robson of Malden in a brutal main bout at the Arena last night winning after early rounds favored Lewis and mid bout rallies by Robson. Judges Lippe and Hamilton scored, with Lane refereeing amid fan dispute. semis saw Joe Curry beat Johnny Buckley.
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Ted Kid Lewis
England
Tommy Robson
Malden
Arena
Lewis
al Lippe
Billy Hamilton
Lane
Billy Roche
New York
Robson
Joe Curry
New Haven
Johnny Buckley
South Boston
Johnny Grey
Chelsea
Girard Gianni
Lawrence
al Thomas
New Bedford
Mickey Snyder
Roxbury
Red Sox Secure Three Infielders
New Orleans club president Heinemann announced the sale of infielders Red Bluhm Jack Stansbury and Walter Barbare to the Boston Americans. The players will report to Boston when the Southern Association season ends next Friday.
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New Orleans
Heinemann
Southern Association
Red" Bluhm
Jack Stansbury
Walter Barbare
Boston Americans
Boston
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Rotary
Bryant & Stratton
Boston, Mass
J. W. Blaisdell
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India Wharf
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Ee Newl
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Cor, Pemb. Sq
American Tth CO
Dexter Bidg
Shuma
C. F. Libbie & Co
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Bwalness
Office of Board of Election Commissioners
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City Hall Annex
Court Square
W. Burlen
Frank Seiberlica
Edward P. Murphy
Frederick. A. Finigan
BOARD
ETO the Trade
Washington At
State Loan CO
Court ST
Corner Cornhill
Mendlow Bros. & CO
Fort’ Hill
Toans
Kilby Investment CO
S. R. Briggs CO
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Loan Association State
Treat Paine
Beacon
HUB Loan CO
Allen's Law Office
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Charlie
Charlie A
W. J. Borcen
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Rox
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Cood
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Romaton St
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Suite AL
Eee
the Post
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Las Realty Investment Co
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Asquith
Mr. Asquith
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Canady
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Thomas F. Kerrigan
Thomas 1
Siwanoy
George Lb
Wilburn' S
William
Ziegfeld
Mats. Wed
Jack Gardner
N.Y. Clef
House OF Gold
Bowdoin &3
Mary Pickford
Artcraft
M’liss
Chas. Ray
John Barrymore
Ges Mitchell Lewis
Milton Pollock & Co
Kastrup
Capes & Snow
Hearst
Pathe
Ylor Odman
GLOBE
Arthur Guy Empey
Clara K. You NG
the Claw
Ann. Kel. Ermann
Doug. Fairbanks
Wallace Reid
Xantippe
Hart
Agruur
Duffeys Low
Ve Amusement Centre
Bos Fare
Tel
Beach
Irene Franklin
Burton
D. W. Griffith
Henry Jewett
Augustin Daly
Copley
Filene
Jordan
Orpheum
Charlie Chaplin
Enid Bennett
Exeter
Copley Square
Viola Dane
IMPS
Edmund Breese
Dan McGrew
Charlie Chaplin & Vaudeville
Engle
Mme Petrova
Big Double Bill Farnum
Viene Reed
EAC
Ancaste
Mabel Normand
Virginia Pearison
Bert Cytell
Gerard
Tremont Temple
Johnny Dundee
Frankie Britt
Willard
Fulton
RED Sox
Condit
Revere
Army and Navy Ladies
ST. James
Wiley
Smart — Madonna
RCI
Agide Jacchia
B. B
King Philip
Edw. W. Dixon
Commercial Wharf
Braves Field
Braves Giants
Read
Giants
Brooklyn
Nautical "Shiu
Nautical Banjo Orchestra
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