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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1914

Page

7

The Song of Summer and Gift Novelties Spotlight

The Song of Summer notes season signposts with stage favorites retiring to seaside homes and stock companies. Businessmen seek Europe for health after profits, ready-made tailors announce fall styles, while Mark Cross Gift Novelties offer an unrestricted, original selection at very low prices.

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Cambridge Mourns Haggerty as 25 000 Attend Viewings

Thousands gather at Cambridge to view Corporal Haggerty’s casket, as crowds, police, and militia struggled to manage the crush. The procession plan includes navy units, marines, and a large funeral cortege through Cambridge to St Patrick’s Church and Cambridge Cemetery with a patriotic service and military honors.

Haggerty Cambridge Boston Charlestown Navy Yard Harding Street Trimountain Army and Navy Union U. S Montana Navy Yard Haggerty Home County Court House Cambridge Street Cambridge and Harding Streets Timothy W. Good Coast Artillery Eighth Regiment Common Wealth C. DeWitt Coffman Randolph Dickens Marines Daniels St. Patrick’s Church State Armory Massachusetts Avenue Esplanade Ames Street Main Street Kendall Square Third Street Berkshire Street Church Plymouth Street Windsor Street Broadway Columbia Harvard Square Garden Street Washington Elm Mason Street Mt. Auburn Street Coolidge Avenue Cambridge Cemetery City Hall Rindge Tech Marine Band U. S. 5S Rhode Island Mayor Good John J. Ryan P. R

Salvation Army Sends Sympathy to Mrs Percy

Seaman Watson's body was moved to the South Station and left Boston for Eastham around 4 30 in the afternoon. The Salvation Army telegraphed from New York extending sympathy in Mrs Percy's bereavement.

Salvation Army Percy New York Seaman Watson South Station Boston Eastham

Watson Hero of Vera Cruz Laid In State In Orleans

The body of Walter L. Watson ordinary seaman killed at Vera Cruz arrives from Boston and lies in state in Eastham Town Hall before a funeral with military honors. A large Cape crowd gathers, with village families grieving, as Watson is carried to Oak Lawn Cemetery.

James F. Black Daniel D. Sheehan Andrew Lane Lawrence Feloney Michael Skinner Edward Murray Charles Gomney John F. Gadsby James Cairns George Mahan Joseph Delaney Patrick Hallissey Michael E. Fitzgerald Edward Brandon Haggerty State Armory City of Cambridge Trimountain Garrison U. S. S. Montana First Corps of Eastham Marine Watson G Company Naval Brigade Watson Walter L. Watson Orleans Cape Cod Provincetown Vera Cruz Boston J. B. Steele Town Hall Cape Arthur Mercer Universalist Church Edmund V. Knowles R. J. Marval Orville W. Crosby JL. Nathan FE. Wldridge

Orleans tribute blooms after war hero honor

Wreaths and floral tributes poured in at the Knowles home in Orleans with President Wilson and the crew of the cruiser Montana sending wreaths. The article notes the merged influence of Orleans and Eastham committees drawing criticism from locals.

Orleans Eastham Knowles Wilson Montana

Body of Rufus Percy Arrives in Concord for Transport

A New Hampshire delegation and local veterans met the body of Rufus E. Percy at the railroad, as he is transported from Vera Cruz to Highgate Vermont. Mrs Minnie Percy and brother Grover Cleveland Percy accompanied the casket, while Commander Evangeline Booth sent a sympathy telegram praising his service and faith.

Sig. Pio de Luca Cathedral of the Holy Cross Ellen A. McLaughlin John D. O'Connor Christine A. Galbraith Nora F. Burns Church of the Immaculate Conception Pio de Luca John J. O’shaughnessy St. Cecelia’s Church Francis X. Mahoney William H. O’brien St. Cecelia’s Edward P. Slingworth Sig. de Luca Father Butler Marines Bluejackets Cials Percy Highgate Salvation Army America Concord N. H First Infantry New Hampshire National Guard Rufus E. Percy Vera Cruz Minnie E. Percy Grover Cleveland Percy Evangeline Booth Booth

Olive Tablets promise pink skin and buoyant health

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim to cleanse the liver and bowels without calomel. Marketed as a vegetable compound with olive oil, the ads say it improves complexion, energy, and reduces pimples, selling widely for 10 or 25 cents a box.

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