Moxie Promised For Summer Moving And Heat Relief
The ad urges readers to order Moxie in advance and have it shipped to their summer homes. It claims the beverage refreshes, sustains nerves, aids moving in, counters impurities in water, and improves meals and sleep. It also suggests city dwellers drink Moxie at home to endure summer heat.
Trolley Crash Injures Women Passengers In Waltham
In Waltham on June 28 a Boston & Lexington trolley car carrying Lowell Woman's Relief Corps members ran off Dale street hill missing Lexington street curve and crashed into a fence. The front end hung over an embankment after six feet slid over the edge. One woman and a little girl were hurt, others shaken and scared.
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Waltham
Boston & Lexington Line
Dale Street Hill
Lowell Woman's Relief Corps
Lexington Street
Four-Generation Worcester Family Traced Back to 1834
Worcester report highlights the LaFlamme line with Andrew LaFlamme born in Canada in 1834 leading four generations. William LaFlamme born in Cooperstown New York in 1861 follows, then William R. born Worcester in 1885, and young William J. two years old, a Worcester native.
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Worcester
Andrew LaFlamme
William LaFlamme
William R. LaFlamme
Canada
Hearty
Coopersville
N. Y
William R
William
William J
Lightning Paralyses Family in Upper Gagetown Storm
St John New Brunswick June 28. A family of three William Cooper his wife and child were paralyzed by lightning during a severe electrical storm while seated in their home at Upper Gagetown on the St John River information received here.
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ST. John, N. B
William Cooper
Upper Gagetown
St. John River
Curley Defends July Fourth Funds Distribution Claims
Alderman Curley rejected reports that fake political groups collected Fourth of July money in Ward 17 and said no celebratory funds have been distributed yet. He denied knowledge of groups named Fellows Club or Orchard Club, noted a St. Patrick's T A Society concert band, and said distribution details for the Tammany Club’s appropriation were not finalized.
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Ward
Curley
Tammany
Fellows Club
Orchard Club
St. Patrick’s T. A. Society
Tammany Clb
Kingdom Yacht Readied for Long Voyage from Rockland
Sandford family yacht Kingdom, owned by Halijah Sandford and the Holy Ghost and Us colony of Shiloh, is being rebuilt in Rockland as plans form for a long voyage to the Holy Land. Sandford travels aboard the yacht Coronet en route from the Holy Land.
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Rockland
Halijah Sandford
Holy Ghost
Shiloh
Holy Land
Sandford
Car Crash Sparks Panic As Passengers Struck In Collision
Eye witnesses report a hill descent at high speed. Motorman Custance and Conductor Spencer stayed at their posts while Mrs. E P Sanborn of Lowell was thrown to the car floor and injured her hip. A girl nearby received a cut on the arm. Fourteen women evacuated the car, some hysterical, later calming as Division Superintendent Scammon arrived. They blamed no fault of the motorman. With bar, muscle, and an hour’s effort the car was restored to the tracks and passengers continued to the route end.
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Custance
Spencer
E. P. Sanborn
Lowell
Tme
William Scammons
Final arguments on location of contagious hospital
Final arguments on locating the contagious homeopathic hospital on Summit avenue Ward 25 Brighton will be heard next Monday at 2 p m in the board chamber before the health committee of the Board of Aldermen. Protestants’ counsel Dowd obtained a postponement ruling after wrangling with Buffum.
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Summit Avenue
Brighton
Board of Aldermen
Buffum
Thomas Dowd
Woods
Alderman Whelton
Collision damages Giulia starboard light in Atlantic run
The Austrian steamer Giulia reports a collision with the Boston schooner Maude Palmer near arrival from the Mediterranean. Giulia suffered a broken starboard light and minor damages. the Maude Palmer sustained no damage.
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New York
Giulia
Mediterranean
Maude Palmer
Boston
Summer theater roundup and harbor outings feature busy schedule
The Tremont closes tonight after another strong week as The tards Gurdy Girl ends and The Music Master bows at the Majestic. Edna Wallace Hopper debuts with the troupe on Monday while variety acts, vaudeville and new film programs fill Castle Square, Castle Square season opens July with The Chimes of Normandy, and Boston area boats offer daily trips to Bass Point Nahant and Plymouth visits for cool sea air and shore dinners.
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David Warfield
Boston
Colonial Theatre
Mr. Cohan
Edna Wallace Hopper
Comediennes
Keith
Henry E. Dixie
David Garrick
James Kiernan
Castle Square
Bowdoin Square
Palace Theatre
Palace
Phuggie Itor
Theatre Comique
Austin & Stone
Rube Brown
Hub Theatre
Miles Bros’ Moving Pictures
Bill Ait
Theatre Jolliette
King Philip
Bass Point
Lincoln
Andrew
Nantasket
New Nahant Company
Nahant
Otis Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Nantasket Beach
Rowe's Wharf
Paragon Park
Old Colony
Plymouth
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Roosevelt
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National Bisc
Tammany Alderman
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NEN & B
Russia
Lijaxlulus
Ixfares
Ines
Vici
Oxfords
Keke
Lil
Hite
Vauthe
Ull
Pear Co
I! Sperry
Bargain Centre
Dodgespear CO
Washington ST
Clarence H. MacKay
The
Postal Telegraph Cable Company (Incorporated
Ievenen
Trage-Warnk
Smits
Mass
Dodge-Spear Co
Mmen
Rmiena
Masten & Wells
Friend Sttreet
Saurday
Percale
Madras
Doedge-Spear Cow’s Furnishings
Palmer
New York State
Hiawatha
Minnesota
Alaska
Swift's Pride
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