Captain J. H. Rand Dies in Alaska Sea Service Veteran
News from Seattle reports the death of Captain James H. Rand at Valdez Alaska on April 29 Born Portsmouth New Hampshire October 2 1857 he was son of Alphonzo L Rand and Louisa E Dodge He sailed on the Triumphant and served as master on Seattle to Alaska routes Also worked on the Boston Post staff Survived by his mother at Newton Centre Funeral details to be announced later.
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Seattle
James H. Rand
Valdez
Alaska
Captain Rand
Portsmouth
N. H
Alphonzo L. Rand
Louisa E
James Dodge
Portsmouth Times
Hull Shipping
Boston Post
Rand
Newton Centre
Brighton High School defeats High School of Commerce 8 to 4
At Brighton yesterday the home team won 8 to 4 over High School of Commerce. Brighton built a six run lead in the third inning and held on. Batteries Donovan and McDonald for Brighton. Rockwell Dawson and O'Leary for Commerce.
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Brighton
High School of Commerce
Br.le
Brighton HS
Com
What Shalt I Do For My Complexion
An advertorial from The London Fashion recommends a home skin remedy by Lilian Langley. It claims a simple magatone and witch hazel solution will smooth skin, remove shine, prevent hair growth, and improve complexion with twice daily face and neck massages.
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Lilian Langley
London
Forerunners of Hay Fever Appears and Remedy Ad
Rose Fever and June Colds appear as mild hay fever forerunners. Ascatco is advertised as relief for nasal passage issues and breathing. Available in 50 cent and 2.00 sizes at Riker Jaynes, Houghton and Dutton, and Boston druggists. Free sample and pamphlet offered via coupon.
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Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Houghton & Dutton
Boston
Charity horse show shines at Arena benefit event
The charity horse show opened at the Arena last night and will close tonight as a benefit for the floating hospital. Society attended in style with New York and Newport visitors filling boxes. Governor Eugene N. Foss and family were among the notable attendees with daughters Helen and Esther Foss driving in several classes. The program featured multiple classes and winners including the J Henry Coulter coach in four in hand, and trophies awarded across harness, saddle, and road classes with numerous local and visiting participants.
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New York
Newport
Eugene N. Foss
Helen
Esther Foss
Foss
Larz Anderson
Bunnie
Lawson
Dorothy Mandell
Hugh Bancroft
Rudolph L. Agassiz
W. Percival Edgar
Deborah Leavitt
Charles Dabney
J. Henry Coulter
Robert Gambell
Elliot Larke
Coulter
Esther
Helen Foss
Marion Weasell
John Parkinson, Jr
Stewart
James Tuckerman
Charles A. Munn
Rights Denied Say U S Men in Government Clerks Appeal
President Oscar F Nelson of the Federation of Postal Clerks told the House civil service panel that clerks dismissed without due process should be allowed to appeal to Congress. He urged a special board for appeals and noted the Lloyd bill to permit federal employees to unionize.
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Washington
Congress
Oscar F. Nelson
Federation of Postal Clerks
House Committee On Civil Service
Nelson
Lloyd
$25,000,000 Land Bill Approved in Fenway Extension
The Senate approved a $25 million land bill for the Boylston Street extension through the Fenway after a clash with Senator George Holden Tinkham who opposed the measure. Tinkham vows to continue opposition while Senator Lomasney calls his amendments bunco-steering.
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Boylston — Street
Fenway
Senate
George Holden Tinkham
Lomasney
Debate Over Boulevard Improvement Brings Graft Allegations
Lomasney claims twenty five million dollars for boulevard work citing a Real Estate Exchange letter. Tinkham opposes and proposes a tracks ban amendment, which fails 18 to 18. Newton accuses graft, but names are not revealed as the bill advances to engrossment and reconsideration is set.
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Lomasney
Tinkham
Newton
South Boston
Bennett
Halley
Mulligan
Murray
Label on food drives cold storage bill in Massachusetts
A new Massachusetts cold storage bill, reported by the public health committee, mandates labeling items stored in cold warehouses as cold storage. It requires books recording entry and exit dates for each article, echoing New York and New Jersey laws amid longstanding cost of living debates since 1907.
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Massachusetts
Committee On Public Health
New York
New Jersey
Charter Bill Faces Senate Vote In Boston Debate
A Boston charter bill proposing partisan elections and ward councilmen faces a Senate vote with parties split. A petition signed by 400 prominent citizens urges defeating the amendments to preserve the current charter, naming figures like Richard Olney and Louis Brandeis among signatories.
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Senate
House
Richard Olney
John L. Bates
Louis D. Brandeis
Arthur F. Estabrook
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Frank G. Webster
Morton Prince
W. Prentiss Parker
John Sherman
Bernard J. Rothwell
John E. Rousmaniere
Samuel B. Capen
John Carr
James J. Storrow
Thomasl. Livermore
Laurence Minot
Nathan Matthews
Walter L. Collins
Thomas J. Kenney
John J. Attridge
Daniel J. McDonald
Walter Ballantyne
Ernest Smith
Forder for fair trial for McNamara echoes in Boston banquet
More than 50 union members and guests attended a Boston banquet at Faneuil Hall during the Hotel and Restaurant Employees International Alliance convention. James Duncan urged a fair trial for J J McNamara, disputing charges tied to the Los Angeles Times blast and calling for accountability against violence. A harbor cruise and brief committee reports followed in the day’s program.
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Faneuil Hall
Boston
International Alliance and Bartenders’ League
James Duncan
Quincey
American Federation of Labor
J. J. McNamara
Structural Iron Workers’ Union
Los Angeles Times
Duncan
McNamara
Apollinaris
General Tricolin
John F. Tobin
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
English criminals sent here headline
Philip Marks a Back Bay bell boy pleaded guilty to bringing Vera Vivienne from England for immoral purposes. He was sentenced to 10 months in East Cambridge jail and fined $1 by Judge Dodge. Marks’ brother Harry was deported. others in England prisons are said to have entered the United States under similar arrangements.
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Philip Marks
Back Bay
Vera Vivienne
England
Dodge
United States District Court
Marks
Manchester
King
Home Secretary
Department of State
Washington
Philip
Harry
Russia
United States
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M. Maurice Dimond
Dorothy Forbes
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W. A. McGibbon
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Jewell
Theodore
Frank Donovan
Warwick
Warsaw
W. C. Jewell
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Torrington Leah
Leander
Kildaree
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Xanthos
Eliot C
E. F. Kelley
Roderick Random
Charles E. Ware, Jr
Jane Peter
Wonder
Eliot C. Clarke
W. E. Querin
Terrington Leah
Rank Donovan
Claudius
Claudia
B. Lambert Sackett
Moving Picture
W.A. McGibbon
Divinity
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A. H. Fitch
Maude Atherton
W. D. Dillon
John Storm
Glory Quayle
Mary P. Howard
Primrose and
Shamrock
Ladies’ Park
Hugh S Bancroft
Jack Spratt
Sir Ebony
Pepper
Norman
Michelin
Boylston St
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Boylston Street
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