Salmon to Road 825 Mile Ocean Trial From Boston to Bermuda
The submarine Salmon, built by Electric Boat Co, aims for a record voyage from Boston to Bermuda covering about 825 miles. Commanded by Gregory C. Davis, the 20 man crew will refuel at several ports en route after leaving Fyfe River yards near Boston Harbor. The trip follows the Gulf Stream toward the Bermudas after launching shortly after July 4.
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Provincetown
Boston
Bermuda
Fyfe River
Bosto Harbor
Gulf Stream
Bermudas
Gregory C. Davis
Electric Boat Company
Witch
Fatal Cherry Tree Fall in Malden Claims Teen
Francis Connors aged 14 son of Michael Connors of 4 School Street Malden died at Malden Hospital from injuries suffered yesterday when a dead limb broke while he stood on a cherry tree and fell onto a picket fence.
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Malden
Francis Connors
Michael Connors
School Street
Malden Hospital
Banner High School Confers 147 Diplomas in History-Making Graduation
Malden June 29 147 graduates received diplomas at Banner High School exercises conducted by the school committee chair Erskine Fr Bickford The largest class in the institution history heard Walton Shepard Hall read the salutatory and Carl W Wood sing For the King The class poem The Sea of Life was read by Mabel St Kine Laurence Milton Widredge gave the class oration The semi chorus and double quartet directed by Melville Chase performed several songs Rena V Sweezey read the valedictory essay A Look Ahead
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Malden
Erskine Fr. Bickford
Ecommittee
Walton Shepard
Hall
Carl W. Wood
Mabel St. Kine
Laurence Milton Widredge
Popular Summer Home Plan Honors Archbishop Williams
A proposal to memorialize the late Archbishop Williams by buying an estate to serve as a summer country place for poor children and a year round retreat for needy women has drawn strong church and lay support. The St. Vincent de Paul Society of Boston will direct the memorial, to be called The Archbishop Williams fund, with George R. Regan as treasurer and a large committee aiding the project.
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Williams
St. Vincent de Paul Society of
Boston
Archbishop O'Connell
Archbishop Williams
Williams Arm
George R. Regan
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Charity Building
Chardon Street
Thomas Dwight
Central Council of the Society
David F. Tilley
John T. Bottomley
Thomas B
Joseph C. Pelletier
Charles D. Maginnis
John G. Blake
Patrick M. Keating
Henry C. Hagan
Thomas F. Boyle
Henry V. Cunningham
James H. Devlin, Jr
Dr. Slattery
McCarthy Seeks Council Hearing On Civil Service Fight
Jeremiah J. McCarthy, surveyor of the Port, appointed fire commissioner by Mayor Fitzgerald, asks the Governor's Council for a hearing on charges against the Civil Service Commission. Councillor William T. Murray will present the petition, the second attempt after Governor Draper refused a prior hearing.
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Jeremiah J. McCarthy
Fitzgerald
Civil Service Commissioners
Governor's Council
Civil Service Commission
William T. Murray
Boston
McCarthy
Draper
Frothingham
Murray
Council of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Louis A. Frothingham
Charles O. Brightman
Walter S. Glidden
A. H. Goetting
J. Lovell Johnson
J. Stearns Cushing
William TF. Murray
William YW. Gove
Herbert E. Fletcher
Commonwealth
General Court of Massachusetts
Sherwin L. Cook
Eben S. Draper
Honorable Council
A Determined Woman Finds a Food That Cured Her
A Salisbury Missouri woman credits Grape-Nuts with curing long running cramps nausea and vomiting after failed remedies. She says the food ended her sickness and enabled a normal appetite, noting her husband promotes it to customers and physicians. The letter ends promoting The Road to Wellville and the food's scientific basis.
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Salisbury
Chicago
Wellville
Clemenceau to Visit U S on Return From Rio Tour
Paris June 29 Former Premier Clemenceau sailed for Rio Janeiro to begin a lecture tour of South America and will stop in the United States on the homeward leg He once taught French language and literature at a Stamford Connecticut girls school after the Civil War.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Rio Janeiro
South America
United States
M. Clemenceau
America
Stamford
Conn
Edward Murphy Dies Prominent Boston Tailor
Edward Murphy a leading Boston merchant tailor died yesterday morning. Born in Ireland 67 years ago he came to the United States as a boy. He apprenticed with Henry Chafin and operated his own business for forty years now carried on by his son William Murphy. Survived by his widow two sons and five daughters. He belonged to Royal Arcanum Irish Charitable Society Young Men's Catholic Association Merchant Tailors Exchange Boston Athletic Association and Hull Yacht Club.
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Edward Murphy
Boston
Ireland
Henry Chafin
William Murphy
Royal Arcanum
Irish Charitable Society
Young Men’s Catholic Association
Merchant Tailors’ Exchange
Boston Athletic Association
Hull Yacht Club
Mary A Ford to Retire After 53 Years Teaching in Boston
Mary A Ford first assistant at Semerson School East Boston will retire Aug 31 on pension after 53 years in teaching. Born Oct 11 1838 in Greenbush Scituate she began teaching at 17 and later moved to East Boston 1865. She declined Scituate leadership roles and now serves as Scituate DAR regent and Woman's Society VP.
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Mary .A. Ford
Semerson
Boston
Miss Ford
Grammar School of
Scituate
Daughters of the American Revolution
Scituate Woman's Club
Greenbush
Wheaton Seminary
Petition to Governor Draper Recalled by 1910 Study
The text urges the council to revive abolitionist sentiment and asks the council to request His Excellency present to the council the petition filed June 14 1910 addressed to Governor Eben S Draper and the Massachusetts General Court. The language reflects a historic request linked to colonial and early 20th century governance.
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General Court of Massachusetts
Peti
Eben
Dartmouth Commencement Honors 235 Graduate. honorary degrees listed
At Dartmouth College on June 9 the commencement exercises included chapel services and an academic procession. 235 bachelor’s degrees were conferred, with honorary degrees awarded to A Maurice Low John Hildreth McCollum James Eugene Howard Edward Leamington Nichols Reuben Bean Wright George Harlow Reed Albert Stillman Batchellor and Harlan Page Amen.
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William C. Moe
Norwich
Maynard
Teall
Sodus
N. Y
Ernest Nichols
A. Maurice Low
Attechor
John Hildreth McCollum
Boston
Boston City Hospital
James Eugene Howard
United States Bureau of Standards
Edward Leamington Nichols
Cornell University
Reuben Bean Wright
Idaho
George Harlow Reed
First Congregational Chu
Concord
N. H
Albert Stillman Batchellor
New Hampshire
State Papers
Harlan Page Amen
Philips Exeter Academy
Despondent husband shoots self after wife’s death
Charles Anders, 46, of Roxbury, shot himself after his wife died by suicide on June 16. He wandered semiconscious all night and was found in front of Station 10, taken to City Hospital where doctors said he was critical but expected to live.
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Charles Andersson
Roxbury
Anderson
Otten
Discount Dress Prices Roundup At Local Shop
A store offers Panama dresses from 12.50 for 25 value, tailored Panama at 15 for 27.50, fancy serge Princess at 19.75 for 37.50, Co-Ed cashmere dresses at 19.98 for 25, plus several coats and skirts with reduced prices. Included are long black taffeta coats, black satin matrons coats, tan covert cloth coats, pongee trimmed coats, silk rubberized coats, white linen crash skirts, natural Irish linen skirts, chiffon Panama skirts, and black French voile skirts with silk drops.
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Percale
Banner High School
Tet
Melville &. Chase
Rena V. Sweezey
SSS
Elizabeth King
Malden High School
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Batiste
Hamburg
M’carthy
U. S
Norman
Mary A. Ford
Emerson School
East
Dartmouth
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Silk
Milan
J. G. Small Company
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