Wilson Declares He Is in Fighting Mood at Philadelphia
President Wilson tells Associated Advertising Clubs delegates near Independence Hall that America must act on its ideals and defend liberty and justice at any cost. He urges that every American think of the country first, serve the people, and value truth as the nation’s guiding force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Teddy
Associated Advertising Clubs
Independence Hall
Washington
Wilson
United States
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Citi
Plant Juice advertised as stomach remedy amid war veterans tale
A local advertisement promotes Plant Juice as a herbal tonic to aid stomach trouble and restore health. A veteran, Oscar Clark of 83 Summer Street, testifies after using Plant Juice for a month, claiming relief from indigestion and related ailments. The Plant Juice Man operates at Houghton & Dutton Drug Department, meeting the public daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Clark
Summer Street
G. A. R. Hall
Houghton & Dutton
Gess Gat Along the Calenda r June 30
Gess Gat announces events listed for June 30 on the city calendar. Details include community meetings and public activities scheduled across local venues.
Tides and waves at New England harbors and port news
Weather and tide data show Gloucester Portland and Newport tides earlier than Boston with a string of celestial bodies visible. Shipping notes report six ground fish vessels and six mackerel arrivals, cargo details and prices, new tank steamer Sucrosa heading to Cuba, Newquay from Calcutta, tug Nemasket renamed Jack T. Scully, racing shells moved, and yard work at Thomaston for Crowell Thurlow.
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Gloucester
Portland
Newport
Boston
Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
Haddock
Cod
Pollock, Hake
F. Atwood
Flavella
W. H. Moody
OPOE
Thompson
Mildred & Agenesa
Ethel
Acesos
Sucrosa
Quincy
Cuba Distilling Company
Nemasket
Staples Coal Company
Scully Line
New York
Atlantic Works
Jack T. Scully
Sachem
Warren Line
Liverpool
Guy Lowell
Cima
Havana
United Fruit
Esparta
Sonder
Ellen
Sprig
San Mateo
Jamaica
Atlantic Coast Company
Walter D. Noyes
Lewis K. Thurlow
Washburn Brothers
Thomaston
Crowell & Thurlow
Coast Guard
Winnisimmet
East Boston Flats
Tug Leader
Long Wharf
Horace M. Bickford
Phippsburg
Cunard
Ward Cromer
Hull
Landsman
Merchant Vessel Movements Across Ports and Towing Barges
A compiled list details steamers and barges moving between multiple ports including Nequay Upson Qualcutta and Sachem with tugs Nottingham Quinn Port Johnson and many others. Towage notes include barges L W Co Nos 2 10 12 Suffolk Neshaminy Tulpehocken and others from New York to Portland and Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequay
Upson
Qualcutta
Sachem
Ritchie
Liverpool
Sosna
Toftdahel
Jamaica
Prince Arthur
Kinney
Yarmouth
Drrgley
Ingalls
St. John
Mastport
Portland
Katahdin
Macbeth
Jacksonville
Charleston
Massachusetts
Crowell
New York
Gloucester
Hatch
Norfolk
Bay State
Strout
Belfast
Rawley
Bangor
City of Rockland
Tinscott
Bath
Lord Cromer
Fellows
Nottingham
Quinn
Port Johnson
Wyoming
Clark
Providence
Swatara
Phillips
Philadelphia
Suffolk
Neshaminy
Tulpehocken
Charles T. Gallagher
Pierce
New Bedford
Mary Horan
Enthusiastic visit to American people ends in Washington
The speaker departs Washington to meet the free American public, seeking to feel the energy and enthusiasm of ordinary citizens away from officialdom and in touch with great national bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bodies of American Dead Brought Home from Mexico
Eight American soldiers and civilians killed in Mexico during the punitive expedition are returned to Columbus New Mexico for embalming and shipment to relatives. Names include Sergeant Benjamin M. McGhee Theodore Bagely William H. Hayes Charles H. Smith H Marksbury Charles Smith Edward Merrill and William Kelley.
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Columbus
N. M
Mexico
War Department
Benjamin M. McGhee
Thirteenth Cavalry
Parral
Theodore Bagely
el Valle
William H. Hayes
Eleventh Cavalry
Charles H. Smith
Engineers
H. Marksbury
Seventeenth Infantry
Charles Smith
Tenth Cavalry
Edward Merrill
Fifth Cavalry
William Kelley
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Local nuptials and obituaries in Boston area notices
Exeter and Dorchester weddings head the list with Broughton Leavitt Mayo Prince Ware and other June unions. Funeral notices follow for Ames Anderson Bacall Bolio Bonardi Casey Chisholm Creighton Dunn Gleason Greeley Healy Imhof Jordan Larson Murphy Peterson Rogers Scott Slattery Tuttle with details on dates, residences, and services.
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Broughton—Leavitt
Phill Convegational Church
Exeter
N. Ty
Mnry White Broughton
Jamaica Plain
Mary Lawrence Leavitt
Marron Leavitt
N. Hi
Une i Mayo—Prince
Parkman Methodist Episcopal Church
Nam ©. Poole
Vera Prince
Edward Prince
Park St
Dorchester
Edwin Mayo
Maine
New Hampshire
Williams—Ware
Roxbury
James de Normandie
Anta Dow
Leonard Ware
Holden Pierce Williams
Romsey St
Bacall
Somerville
Sarah Bond
William F. Bacall
Partridge Eye
Robert Clark
East Fifth St
Boston
Bonardi
Genevieve A
Carlo
Maria Bonardi
Wales St
St. Leo's Church
Casey
Cambridge
Mary E
Dailey
Andrew A. Casey
Prospect St
St. Mary’s Church
Chisholm
Medford
John
Wilhelmina
Nea Martell
Kelley
Montebellord
Dunn
Herricks
Francis Dem. Dunn
Warren St
Needham
Mass
South Station
Gleason
Edward Gleason
William Benton
River St
Waltham
St. Mary's Church
Calvary Cemetery
St. Patrick Branch
Trish National Foresters
Greeley
Homeopathic Hospital
Mary
John Henry Greeley
Hyde Park
Christ Church
Healy
William
Mary Healy
Bmphley
Spring St
Sacre Heart’ Church
New York
Youghal
County Cork
Ireland
Imhof
Joseph ., Jr
Joseph
Elizabeth Imhof
Ashley St
Holy Trinity Church
Shawmut Ave
Jordan
Brookline
Alicia
Patrick Jordan
Kent St
St. Mary's of the Assumption Church
Harvard St
Elatives
Holyhood Cemetery
Larson
John B. Larson
Bell
Peterson
Albert A. Peterson
Saratoga St
Wiscasset
Rogers
Slattery
Catherine E. McLaughlin
Thomas Slattery
Salem
Emerald St
Fellsway
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Salem News
Tuttle
Chelsea
Emma Frances Tuttle
Bergison
Winthrop St
Winthrop Centre
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Emancipator
Dr. Holmes
Federal Preparedness
the Federal Rubber CO
Cudahy
Wisconsin
New England
Massachusetts Avenue
Sephe Etorcyle
Framingham
Sunday Post
Says
Summer St
Albany
Montreal
Atlantic City
Nantucket
Bismarck
New Orleans
Buffalo
Chicago
Pittsburg
Denver
Portland, Me
Des Moines
Portland, Ore
Eastport
San Francisco
Galveston
Los Angeles
Hatteras
St. Louis
Helena
St. Paul
Kansas City
Seattle
Orion
Enterprise
Lena W
E. Thompson
Mildred
Agnes
SAILE
Savona
Salied
Asparta
Port Limon
Port Antonio
Jam
Brandon
Baltimore
Malden
Kershaw
Middlesex
C c
H. M. Whitney
Prince George
Parthian
Santa Barbara
Tamaqua
Maple Hill
Ontelaunee
Eeasts
Canada
Canadian Rockies
Pacific Coast
Alaska
E. H. Boynton
Washington St
Old Point
Savannah
Merchants & Miners Trans. Co
C. H. Maynard
Pier
Northern Ave
P. Raymond & Whitcomb CO
la Pt
Ake
American Express Travel Department
Franklin St
Eliot Square Storage CO
Roxbury Lst
Stora Warehouse O © CO
Daniel O. Neill
Henry St
Everett
Latos
A. D. Anell
North Cary St
Brockton
Saia
School St
Arris
John Pen Hares
Village St
Reis
Appljance CO
Devonshire At
TY ‘Ypewrivers
American Writing Machine CO
Franklin St. Main
Main
Boston Stathd Hospital
Dorchester Centre
Snow & Son
Market St
Bessle Paadock
Tremont Et
Dudley Et
Tel
Rox
Eastern Steamship Lines
Metropolitan Line
NEW York Super Steel Steamships
Bunker Hill
North Side India Wharf
Sangor
Rockland
Camden
Northport
Searsport
Bucksport
Winterport
Rocklat
Blue Hill
Interme Kennebec
Richmond
Dresden
Gardiner
Bathbor
Christmas Cove Landings
Portland Line
International Line
Eastport Dale
Lubee, St. John and the Provinces
India
Bar Harbor
Foster's Wharf
Boothbay
Central Wharf
Mons
Boston & Yarmouth Steamship Co., Ltd
Iidia
Bermuda
Middle Atlantic Coast
Tours
Up Inc
S. S
Bermudian
N. Y
Quebec
Broadway
Cook & Son
Washington St. Beekman Tours Co
Raymond & Whitcomb
Temple Bl
Faves
Congress
Mareters
Washington Et
C. Vante & Son
Broad St
Cameronia
Manone
W.acpen
Falmouth
London Andania
STEA
State Street
Aship GO
Lit. H. 4000
Colonial Lin
Wee
Sastin Ee
Washington &T
Post
Mabel A. Scott
George T, Scott
Tremont ST
Park Street
Oxford
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