Navigator Ludwig Eisenbraun Sails Atlantic From North End Park
Early today Ludwig Eisenbraun plans a 9 am departure from North End Park in a 17 foot dory named Columbia. A large delegation will witness the launch while he carries hard tack water and medicine as provisions for his Atlantic voyage.
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Ludwig Eisenbraun
North End Park
Woman Accuses Freemasons Of Influencing Will
Mrs. Mary Jefts of Malden alleges Nashua Masonic societies pressured her late father Quincy A. Woodward to leave income to the order after her and her brother’s deaths, with property to revert to their children. She contests the New Hampshire will, aided by counsel, claiming undue influence. The case marks a historic challenge to Masons in New Hampshire, drawing regional attention.
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Malden
Mary Jefts
J. W. Jefts
Summerstreet, Malden
Masonic Societies
Nashua
N. H
Jefts
New Hampshire
Quincy A. Woodward
Charles A. Woodward
Woodward
Masonic Societies of
Order
New England
Eliot Plans 10 Entertain Teachers at Boston Meeting
Boston teachers and Boston citizens prepared to host thousands of National Educational Association visitors in July. President Eliot urged hospitality and urged locals to guide guests to historic sites and local events while raising $26,000 to fund the entertainment program.
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Boston
Symphony Hall
National Educational Association
Eliot
Harvard
Martin
Emerson
College
Massachusetts Hall
England
Old Colony
South Station
Harvard Square
America
Cambridge
Bunker’s Hill
Langdell
Lexngton
Concord
Revere Beach
Erners
Harvard Union
Phillips Brooks House
Harvard College
Tetlow
Tom Marsh Weds Dover Stenographer in Boston Honeymoon
The veteran Representative Thomas D. Marsh has married Miss Bessie A. Clark a local city stenographer. The ceremony occurred recently and the news reached Dover via a letter from the bride to her sister Miss H Josephine Clark. The bride worked as the citys official stenographer for several years.
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Dover
N. H
Rep
Thomas D. Marsh
Revere House
Boston
H. Josephine Clark
Bessie A. Clark
A O H Exemplification at Roughan Hall Honors Auxiliary
A. O. H. EXEMPLIFICATION Ladies' Auxiliary No. 30, A. O. &a% Charlestown, hosted a four degree exemplification for 21 candidates in Roughan Hall last evening. Annie Wall chaired patrician duties with Minnie Fleming guiding floor work. Music direction by Alice Crowley highlighted the program, drawing many visitors including Annie F. McSweeney Catherine Sheridan Mrs. McLaughlin, Thomas Cotter, Ellen Cotter, Nicholas Scully and Michael Donovan.
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Charlestown
Roughan Hall
Annie Wall
Minnie Fleming
Alice Crowley
Suffolk County Auxiliary
Annie F. McSweeney
Auxiliary
Catherine Sheridan
McLaughlin
Auxiliary No. 2
County Board
Thomas Cotter
Ellen Cotter
Auxiliary 10
Quincy
Nicholas Scully
Michael Donovan
Hot Weather Goods At A Shuman Corner
Hot weather goods carry the largest line in the country. Men’s linen and white madras neckwear shirts pongee silk shirts casual balbrican silk and mesh underwear pure lisle half hose foulard neckwear bathing suits bath robes and belts for boys and men. Everything for warm weather at all prices. A Shuman & Co Shuman Corner.
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A. Shuman & CO
Shuman Corner
Triscuit Trial Promises Boost For Grocers
A brief promotional note urges grocers to experiment with Triscuit the electric baked biscuit, claiming customers will feel better and thrive. The message emphasizes trying the product to drive sales and recall.
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