Falzone Faces Execution Tomorrow in Wakefield Murder Case
Biagio Falzone, one of three convicted in the murder of jewelry salesman Albert S. Albertson in Wakefield, is slated for execution by electric chair at the state prison tomorrow morning. He is visited by his sister, spiritual adviser, Rev. M. J. Murphy, and Father Georgi of Sacred Heart Church. A careful watch will prevent dwelling on fate while he receives his final-day requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biagio Falzone
State Prison
Albert S. Albertson
Wakefield
M. J. Murphy
Georgi
Sacred Eart Church
North Square
Gill's Body Found
The body of John Cul of 74 Tyler Street was found in the Lowell area on May 9, with police investigating.
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Lowell
John Cul
Tyler Street
Gill Falls into Canal Near Kitson Shops
Police believe Gill accidentally fell into the Dutton street canal near the Kitson machine shops several days ago. He was 28 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton Street
Kitson
Gill
Entertains Playmates on Her 4th Birthday
Little Miss Mary Margaret Leonard, 4, daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Leonard of 48 Peter Parley road Jamaica Plain, celebrated with a Saturday luncheon and games. Dutch dolls were given to girls and roly polies to boys. guests included Agatha Hiltz, Joseph Cassidy, Marian McGrath, Dorothy Schroder, Florence Cushing, Basil McGuire, Robert Dana, Mary Boyden and Ethel Hesselschwerdt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret Leonard
John A. Leonard
Peter Parley Road
Jamaica Plain
Agatha Hiltz
Joseph Cassidy
Marian McGrath
Dorothy Schroder
Florence Cushing
Basil McGuire
Robert Dana
Mary Boyden
Ethel Hesselschwerdt
Engaged: Helen E B Kittredge to Edmund Stow McPherson
Mr and Mrs G H Kittredge of Needham Heights announce the engagement of their daughter Helen E B Kittredge to Edmund Stow McPherson son of Mr and Mrs John McPherson of Maynard. McPherson was graduated from Tufts College in 1914 and now lives in Hazard New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Kittredge
Needham Heights
Helen EB. Kittredge
Edmund Stow McPherson
John McPherson
Maynard
McPherson
Tufts College
Hazard, N. J
First Baptist Church of Boston to mark 250th anniversary
The First Baptist Church of Boston will observe its 250th anniversary from the 4th to the 7th of next month. The church traces its earliest members to secret meetings in Charlestown and Noddle's Island now East Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Boston
Charlestown
Noddle’s Island
East
Two Centuries of Baptist Roots Mark Boston Anniversary
A long planned homecoming and reunion mark the 250 year history of the First Baptist Church in Boston. Delegations from regional Baptist groups will attend June events with addresses by leaders from Newton Theological Seminary Brown University and local pastors. The Boston church traces to 1665 facing persecutions, secret meetings, and a 1678 building on Salem Street with a 1679 first meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Churches of
Greater Boston
First Baptist Church
Massachusetts Baptist Missionary Society
The
Northern Baptist Educational Society
Massachusetts Baptist Convention
Newton Theological Seminary
Austen Kennedy de Blois
James D. D. Comey
George FE. Horr
W. H. P. Faunce
Brown University
Baptists of America
C. B. Crane
D. D
N. E. Wood
F. H. Rowley
Phillip S. Moxom
Boston
Charles E. Park
S. R. Maxwell
Old South
George A. Gordon
L. H. Marlin
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Charlestown
Salem Street
Supposed Refugee Dies Suddenl y in Middlesex Street
A man believed to be Frank Nelson who escaped from the State Infirmary at Tewkesbury on April 9 fell ill at his lodging house in Middlesex street and died en route to hospital. The medical examiner ruled death from heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
May
Frank Nelson
Tewkesbury
Middlesex Street
Walsh Liquor Delivery Bill Heads to Governor
The liquor delivery bill is awaiting Governor Walsh signature. Liquor merchants contend the measure is unfair as it blocks delivery of goods in license towns. The bill prohibits liquor delivery through territories without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Demand Frank's pardon rallies held in Dorchester Lowell Framingham
The first three of a mass meeting series to arouse sentiment for Leo M. Frank were held yesterday in Dorchester Lowell and Framingham. Frank, a Cornell graduate, is condemned to death in Atlanta for the murder of Mary Phagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo M. Frank
Cornell University
Atlanta
Mary Phagan
Dorchester
Lowell
Framingham
Fraternal Meetings Seek Pardon for Frank Case in Several Cities
Hundreds attend 12 fraternal gatherings in Boston Malden Chelsea Milford and Brockton urging Governor Slaton to commute or pardon Frank. Speakers include Henry Levenson Abraham Alpert Hyman Danzig and Tobias Berman as resolutions backed by the Independent Order Sons of Israel call for 100000 petition signatures to Georgia officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Malden
Chelsea
Milford
Brockton
Frank
Cornell University
Congregation Adath Israel
Blue Hill Avenue
Dorchester
Eagle’s Hall
South Framingham
New Synagogue
Howard Street
Lowell
Georgia
Independent Order Sons of Israel
John Marshall Slaton
Board of Pardons
Slaton
Henry H. Levenson
The
Abraham Alpert
Jewish American
Hyman J. Danzig
Robert Silverman
Tobias Berman
Brotherhood of Israel
Somerville Pastor Resigns After 1909 Service
The Rev. Perley C. Grant of West Somerville Congregational Church has tendered his resignation effective September 1. His letter was read at yesterday's service by Rev. Charles L. Noyes of Winter Hill Congregational Church, with whom he shared pulpits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perley C. Grant
West Somerville Congregational Church
Charles L. Noyes
Winter Hill Congregational Church
Danish Liner Florida Encounters 65 British Warships
The Danish liner Florida arriving from Copenhagen reported sighting 65 British warships none were in the Lusitania vicinity. Most vessels were passed between Denmark and England or off the British Isles west coast.
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Lusitania
Copenhagen
Denmark
England
British Isles
Harvard Union to hear Jay W Hudson address Europe talk
Jay William Hudson, professor of philosophy at the University of Missouri and director of the educational department of the Massachusetts Peace Society, will address Harvard Union members in the living room of the Cambridge clubhouse tonight on "America's Conquest of Europe."
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Jay William Hudson
Harvard Union
Cambridge
America
Europe
University of Missouri
The
Massachusetts Peace Society
Boston Symphony to Play 13 Concerts at Pan American Exposition
The Boston Symphony Orchestra of 100 players led by conductor Dr Karl Muck and Mrs Muck left South Station yesterday afternoon at 2 05 for San Francisco where they will give 13 concerts at the Pan American Exposition.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Karl Muck
Muck
C. A. Ellis
William H. Brennan
Symphony Hall
South Station
San Francisco
Orchestra members depart for San Francisco trip
In a private car Dr and Mrs Mack travel with Messrs Willis Brennan and John Sauerquell librarian of the orchestra. In five cars ahead players carry cameras to photograph the exposition and Western scenery. Witek concertmaster leads snap shooting with newspaper men as Doctor Mack and families bid farewell. The San Francisco trip replaces the usual Europe return this summer and will be largely nonstop with a three hour Chicago layover.
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San Francisco
Europe
America
Chicago
Noted Paint Firm Moves to New Building in Boston
Wadsworth, Howland & Co. Inc., a major regional paint and varnish maker, relocates to 139-141 Federal Street with a bigger floor plan and consolidated stock. The 84 Washington Street store continues for customer convenience after a long history from India Street through successive Washington Street sites, including 76 and 82-84 Washington, plus a Milk Street warehouse.
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Wadsworth, Howland & Co., Inc
Federal Street
Washington Street
India Street
Water Front
Milk Street
Lusitania Films Shown at Keith’s and Boston Theatre
The sole motion pictures of the Lusitania’s final voyage from New York and portraits of the ship’s notable passengers will be screened at Keith’s Theatre and the Boston Theatre starting today. The footage was captured after the German embassy’s warning last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
B. F. Keith
Boston
Conference on State Building Law Examines Uniform Rules
The Chamber of Commerce special committee on State building law will convene this morning with representatives from eight organizations invited to discuss a proposed uniform law governing maintenance construction and alteration of buildings across the Commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Commonwealth
M'Cormack In Fine Voice At Symphony Hall
John McCormack gave his fifth concert of the season in Symphony Hall to a capacity audience. The tenor's excellent voice and Irish and operatic selections drew repeated encores, with high praise for McCormack and Fritz Kreisler, the violinist, as leading artists of the Boston season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCormack
Symphony Hall
McCormack
Fritz Kreisler
Boston
Memorial Service for New England Railroad Veterans Held
A memorial service for departed members of the New England Association of Railroad Veterans was held yesterday afternoon at First Church in Charlestown with about 300 attendees. The program included prayers by George R. Dority, solos by William W. Allen and Edna J. Temple, an address by Gardner Bates, a roll call by Amos H. Brown, and a memorial address by Rev. Charles Talmage.
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New England Association of Railroad Veterans
Charlestown
George R. Dority
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
William W. Allen
Gardner Bates
First Church
Edna J. Temple
Church
Amos H. Brown
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine
Charles Talmage
Governor to Hear Dry Dock Bill Today
Governor Walsh will chair a hearing on a bill allowing sport directors to proceed with dry dock construction. The measure awaits the governor after passage by both legislative branches. A labor delegation plans to oppose the bill at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Plant Juice herbal tonic touted as instant stomach relief
The Plant Juice man promotes a new herbal system tonic at Liggett Drug Co. in Boston claiming rapid relief for indigestion and related ailments. He warns that stomach trouble triggers nervous and bodily dysfunction, promising permanent results with short use and urging timely treatment at the Washington and Avon streets store.
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Boston
Liggett Drug Co
Washington and
Avon Streets
Liggett’s Drug Store
California Expositions booklet guides Chicago to California routes
California Expositions is a booklet from the Chicago & North Western Ry outlining forty Chicago to California routes with outline maps. It helps plan trips to the Pacific Coast and California Expositions, saving time and money. Mailed free with literature on rates, train service, and trip details. Address J E Brittain G A 322 Washington St Boston Mass.
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Chicago & North Western Ry
Chicago
California
Pacific Coast
California Expositions
E. Brittain
G. A
Washington St
Boston
Mass
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Miss Kittredge
du Pont
L. B. Steel
Wilmington
Del
du Pont Powder Company
Library Bureau Steel
L. B
du Pont Company
Library Bureau
Steel
W. R. Washburn
Empire Red
Empire Reds
Empire Rubber & Tire CO
Summer Street
J. H
G. L. Atwood
Friend St
Trenton, N. J
First Baptist Church OF
Holcnroof
New England
Talbot CO
O’sullivan Specialties Co
Somerville
R.Y. Perley C. Grant
West Somerville
Frisco
San Francisco Exposition
Anton Witek
Josef Malkin
Heinrich Warnke
Sylvain Noack
New Building
Keith
Karl Mack
M’ Cormack
Tenor
Pfaff
Plant Juice Man
Skill Dental
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