The Girl from the Big Horn Country Review
A traditional book review highlights Mary Ellen Chase's The Girl from the Big Horn Country as a unique healthy Western tale. It praises Virginia Hunter as superior to dime novel heroines and notes Page Company advances to a fourth printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Ellen Chase
Big Horn Country
Page Company
Virginia [Lunter
Gladys Fullern Goat
Magazine Hiscellany and Colonel Harvey Foretells in May Issue
A lengthy critique praises Colonel Harvey as a notable modern presidential forecaster with remarkable plasticity in prophecy. The piece contrasts his flexible predictions with Cassandra’s fate and notes his lack of bigotry, suggesting his foresight adapts to changing political climates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American
Justice Hughes
Senator Borah
Chicago
Bryan
United States
George Harvey
Maine
California
Judge Hughes
Tudge Hughes
Harvey
Supreme Court of the
Warwick
Cassandra
George Homer
Helicon by-the-Sea
Anchorage
JAIL INMATES GETTING DRUGS AT CHARLES STREET JAIL
A morphine filled in a match box was found on John J. Felton, a prisoner at Charles Street jail, prompting an investigation into narcotics being supplied to inmates. A hypodermic syringe was later found in a food basket carried to Felton’s cell by trust y William McKenna. Eight inmates detailed as dining hall waiters at Massachusetts General Hospital are not believed connected to the drug supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Felton
Charles Street
William McKenna
Felton
Massachusetts General Hospital
Impure milk blamed for Watertown deaths and illnesses
Two Watertown residents die and about 40 are seriously ill from drinking impure milk. The dead are Mrs. Thomas Nally and Thomas F. Chambers. Officials traced the outbreak to a single herd and cow with an invisible growth, which will be slaughtered today for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Thomas Nally
Boyd Street
Thomas F. Chambers
Pearl Street
Cunningham Appointed Naval Cadet by Tague
East Boston boy Fred J. Cunningham has been named a naval cadet at Annapolis by Congressman Peter F. Tague. He attends Exeter Academy and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cunningham of 740 Saratoga Street East Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Annapolis
Peter F. Tague
Fred J. Cunningham
John M. Cunningham
Saratoga Street
East
Boston
Tague
Cunningham
Exeter Academy
Minister's Nephew Killed in Trenches Near Arlington
The Rev. James Yeames of 2 Well ington Street Arlington learned yesterday that his nephew Corporal Stanley Fairburn Hart was killed in the trenches. He was shot through the head by a shell after the parapet was reached and died alongside four comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Yeames
Wellington Street
Arlington
Stanley Fairburn-Hart
Lexington Falls to Cambridge in Tennis Match
The Lexington High School boys tennis team lost 3 to 0 to Cambridge High and Latin School on the Lexington athletic field courts yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington High School
Cambridge High and Latin School
Lexington
May 20 Calendar Notes with Tides and Planet Positions
Calendar entry notes tides and sun moon data for May 20, lists day number in year and war, spring day, tidal heights and timing for Gloucester Portland Newport and Boston, with evening stars Venus Mars Saturn and morning Jupiter. Full moons scheduled June 15 July 14 August 13 September 1f.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Portland
Newport
Boston
Venus
Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
Fresh fish trade and coastal shipping updates headline
The paper notes two vessels with fresh fish and bids firm prices. It lists wholesale haddock and cod prices, vessel fish totals, and several fleet movements including Nantasket and Gloucester line increases, Cunard and France Canada charters, and salvage actions after storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddock
Yankee
Nantasket Line
Pemberton
Nantasket
Gloucester Line
Cape Ann
City of Gloucester
Altonia
Cunard Line
France-Canada Line
St. Nazaire
N. J
Port Clyde
Bear River
John Millis
United States Engineers Office
Newart
R. I
Nantucket
Vineyard Sounds
Abushnet
Woods Hole
Buffalo
Wilson Line
Hull
England
Middlesboro
Castletown
Shipping News Arrived With Multiple Vessels and Tugs
A list of ships and steamers arriving or sailing including Tacoma Wilhelm Portsmouth Thistleard Governor Cobb Ingalls St John N B City of Gloucester Bay State and more. Cargo includes towing barges Albany Passaic Scranton Perth Amboy and others bound for Belfast Saco Brewer Amesbury Parkers Flats Portland Gardiners Bay Searsport and South Amboy with dredges scows and rock drills noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tacoma
Wilhelm
Portsmouth
Thistleard
Young
Baltimore
London
Cobb
Ingalls
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
City of Atlanta
Garfield
Savannah
Nantucket
McDorman
Newport News
Norfolk
Indian
Nickerson
Philadelphia
Bay View
Stebbins
Stromberg
H. M. Whitney
Colberth
New York
Brandon
Wilson
J. 4H
Devereaux
Keene
Hampden
Hersey
Massasoit
Brown
Machiasport
City of Rockland
Hathorn
Bath
Bay State
Strout
Camden
Sawyer
Bangor
City of Gloucester
Limekin
Gloucester
Little Elsie
Partridge
Clarks Harbor
N.S
Nottingham
Quinn
Port Johnson
Salem
Albert J. Stone
Decker
Undercliffe
Albany
Passaic
Scranton
Perth Amboy
Farnham
Plymouth
Lehigh, McGoldrick
Saco
Carteret
Belfast
Lenape
Richards
Merriam
Amesbury
Maple Hill
Brewer
Skippack
North America
Lewis
Chemung
Pocono
Parkers Flats
Pequest
W. TW
Yerkes
Perkins
Sandwich
Rahn
Tamaqua
Doane
Devon
Lynn
South Amboy
Eliot
Hampton
Greenland
Newcastle
SAILE
Utoula
St. Nazaire
Wirik Holm
Gibara
Cuba
Prince George
Yarmouth
N. S
Governor Cobb
Sewalls Point
Kershaw
H. F. Dimock
Barbara
Edith M. Thompson
Annie and
Reuben
Stonington
Tewage
South Brewer
W. H. Yerkes
Katherine Horan
Lehigh
Cartaret
Essex
Gardiners Bay
Juno
Chenango
Neptune
Boylston
Searsport
Mayor backs Better New England conference plan
Mayor Curley endorsed Esther Taber Cox of Worthington for a Better New England Conference to be held in Northampton on October 14 and 15. He said the Boston Industrial Board would fully cooperate, with John N. Cole as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curley
Esther Taber Cox
Worthington
Northampton
Fox
Boston Industrial Board
John N. Cole
Harvard clubs convene in Pittsburg for 20th annual gathering
College chums who have not seen each other in years and sons of Harvard from across the United States and abroad gather in Pittsburg tonight for the 20th annual convention of the associated Harvard clubs at the William Penn Hotel after its opening this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
College
United States
Sons of Harvard
Associated Harvard Clubs
William Penn Hotel
Harvard Alumni Gather To Discuss Scholarships And Access
Prominent Harvard men including A F Wilson F A Delano Nicholas Longworth Samuel Winslow and A Lawrence Lowell attended sessions reviewing alumni efforts to expand Harvard scholarships across the United States. The meeting heard reports on undergraduate access for graduates of other institutions and Harvard song book distribution. Vice-President James Hazen Hyde’s report praised alumni roles in the continental conflict and aviation corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
A. F. Wilson
Kentucky
F. A. Delano
Federal Reserve Board of
Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
Samuel N. Winslow
Worcester
Mass
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
United States
Lowell
James Hazen Hyde
Paris
Aviation Corps
Buffalo
Boston
Library Mass Meeting Postponed to Sunday
The mass meeting in support of a Dorchester public library branch at Meeting House Hill is postponed from tomorrow to Sunday May 28 due to several speakers being unavailable.
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Meeting House Hill
Dorchester
Dix St
James M. Lane
South Boston
Boston Lodge NO
B. P. O. Elks
St. Mark's Church
Edward C. Carr
PF. M'Carron
Monument Square
Charlestown
Navy Yard
Joseph T. Brennan
Daniel H. Maguire
Treas
Bare-Legged Dancers Splash in Fells Pond
Five youths danced as water nymphs at Spot Pond in Middlesex Fells. Maybelle Langley of Waltham Grace Howland of Brookline Abbie Mackay of Hingham Winifred Gilraine of Winter Hill joined the outing with RE. H. Marshall Hall hosting and teaching. All reside near Boston and appeared in light chiffon attire splashing and cavorting along the pond’s course yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spot Pond
Maybelle Langley
Waltham
Grace Howland
Brookline
Old Greece
Mt. Olympus
Middlesex Fells
RE. H. Marshall Hall
Boston
Abbie Mackay
Hingham
Winifred Gilraine
Winter Hill
Mr. Hall
Suffrage Group Reelects Blackwell as Head of Massachusetts Association
Miss Alice Stone Blackwell was reelected president of the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association during a two day New England Women’s Club session. The group revised its constitution to drop dues, reorganize local leagues, and pledged a record thirty thousand dollars for next year’s suffrage work. Officers elected include Vice President Gertrude Halladay Leonard, Clerk Alice W. De Normandie, Treasurer Susan Lewis Ball, and national committee member Wenona Osborne Pinkham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Stone Blackwell
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
New England
Chestnut Hill
Alice W. de- Normandie
Marlboro Street
Susan Lewis Ball
Brookline
Massachusetts
Wenona Osborne Pinkham
Melrose
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Boston Area
Death notices detail multiple families including Andrews Cappellini Costello Downey Doyle Eldredge Gingras Hanley Hayes Kelliher Lane Lee Lynch Mahar McGee Molinart Mullen Mulvey Norton Putnam Quinlan Quinn Ribbs Rich Seaver Somerville Sullivan Wright and others with funeral dates and service details across Boston and surrounding towns.
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Costello
Waltham
Margaret J
Martin Costello
Bemis Ave
St. Mary's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Downey
John
James F
Annie Downer
Gray
Nashua St
Doyle
South Boston
Joseph B
Mary A. Doyle
Cadogan
East Broadway
St. Eulalla’s
Eldredge
Southbridge
Laura F., Wiow
Benjanin
P. Eldredge
Minot St
Neponset
Gingras
Malden
Mary
William A
Aurelia Gingras
Garant
Newhall St
St. Joseph's Church
French St
Sa.m
Hanley
Jamaica Plain
Marta
Nee Hannon
Michael Hanley
Washington St
St. Mary of the Angels
Hayes
Brighton
James Frantis
John J
Helen Hayes
Regan
Mapleton St
Kelliher
Roxbury
Daniel CG
Catherine Kelliher
Driscoll
Lewis Place
St. Patrick's Church
Lane
Dorchester
James M
Margaret A
John Moore Lee
Mt. Aubure
Lee
Della D
Wallace C. Lee
Ota Essex St
Chelsea
St. Rose's Church
Lynch
Patrick
Susan Lynch
Alfred G. Ochs
Dudley St
St. Paul's Church
Mahar
Boston
Philip J
Anastasia Maharnee
Brooks St
Sacred Heart Church
Trimount Colony of
Pilgrim Fathers
M'Gee
Annie J
Willam Hf. McGee
Nen Cowen
Loveheed Dt
Molinart
Somerville
Stephen
Mary Molinart
Foprano
Wight and Rd
North Square
Mulilen
Wellesley
Wilfred Mullen
Patrick Horan
Curve St
Monnay
St. John's Church
Newton Lower Falls
Wvite
Mulvey
John I
Daniel
Ellen Mulvey
Kilbride
St. Thomas’ Church
Carrol Court
Quinlan
Hyde Park
Elenor
Walter A. Quinlan
St. John’s Church
Quincy
Hyde Park Ave
Church of the Most Precious Blood
St. Agnes Court
Quinn
Elizabeth Quinn
Rich
Edward L. Rich
Frederick T. Leland
Templeton
Ashmont
Seaver
Cambridge
Persis Seaver
Benjamin
Highland Pk
John Somerville
Norton
Kings County
New Brunswick
St. John
N. B
Sullivan
Eugene
Elizabeth Sullvan
Powers
Fifth St
V Wright
Holliston
John T
Margaret A. Wright
Kelley
Waterford St
St. Stephen's Church
Florence St
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Howard Russell Bangs
Big Horn
Archie Bell
Egypt
Mr. Hell
E. L. Eliason
The
Lippincotts
American Library Association
America
Europe
I. H. Pratt
Lippincott Company
North
Nevil Monroe Hopkins
Dr. Hopkins
Elizabeth Robins Pennell
Elihu Vedder
Venice
Vedder
Montgomery
Frank C. Pellett
Herman Fernau
Portage Extra
Dutton & Company
Father Bernard’s Parish
Columbus Avenue
Florence Olmstead
Charles Scribner’s Sons
E. P. Dutton & CO
Fifth Avenue
Magazine
Hiscellany
Arthur Spencer Morley
Gma
Fred. J. Cunningham
Albanny
Montreal
Atlantic City
Bismarck
Dee
New Orleans
Sane
Charleston
Meeeree
Denver
Des Moines
Dan Francisco
Galveston
San Diego
Hatteras
Seattle Ae Helena
St Paul
Eae
St. Louis
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Shipping News
Indorses
Colonial
Clune
Ramona
Helen Hunt Jackson
E. H. Crosby
Post
Salita Solano
St. al
Hollis Theatrie
Chas.Frohman
Rich & Harris
Lessees
Mgrs
Eves
Wes
Ethel Barrymore
Wilbur
Mats
Itelsas
Shubert
Marguerite Amara Francis Demarest
Brilliant Co
Orchestra
Majestic
D. W. Griffith
EVE Orchestra
Margaret V. McDonough
Charlie Chaplin
Harold Lockwood
May Allison Coakley
Hanley & Dunlevy
Thurber & Madison
Ziegler Sisters
Kenney
Bowdoin SQ
Phil Ott
Frank Keenan
Mary Boland
Wm. Collier
Myra
Violet Mascotte
Merry Maids
Exeter
Sirrs
Cleo Ridgely
Marguerite Snow
Ranklin Park
Fells
Sam Bernard
Mr. Bernard
Dorothy Regel & CO
Maud Muller
Primrose Four
Dave Schooler
Louise Dickinson
Roy Paderewski
Ruby Velmont
Jack Raynen
Paris Grand Opera Co
Lehoen & Dupreece
Northlane & Ward
Roy Harrah
Sock
Henry Blossom
Musica
Dorothy Gish
Suan
Disraeli
Winter Street
Copley Theatre
Back Bay
Pauline Frederick
Waldron’s Stone & Pillard Wi
William Collier
Haymarket
Howard
Dorothy Ber Haraway
Folly Girls
Wm. Fox & Paramount
All Week Yard
Shadow
United Shirt & Collar CO
Troy
N. Y
RED Sox
ST. Louis Fenway Park
A. Shuman & Co
Oxford
Braves
Armonico
Alfonso D’avino
SM Antesta
Euphonium
Anardi Stlivanell
Sorhives
Aia
Read's
ST. James Hall
Revere
Wiley Smart Walthour
Novelty Party
ODD Fellows’ Hall
Tremont ST
Revere Beach
Strachan’s
King Philip
Edw. W. Dixon
Commercial Wharf
Rowe's Wharf
Hickey
Francis C. Dowd
Park Street
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