Laconia Arrives Boston On First Voyage Of The Season
The Cunard liner Laconia brought 2204 passengers from Liverpool and Queenstown on its season opening voyage. Among them were General S. M. Mansfield and Mrs. Mansfield, with Moran of Chelsea aboard. The ship docked at East Boston after a fair passage and third class passengers were to be inspected next morning.
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Laconia
Boston
Cunard Line
Liverpool
Queenstown
S. M. Mansfield
Mansfield
East
James F. Moran
Chelsea
Moran
Europe
Revere Track
Gold Willis
Hewson
Washington St
Notable Passengers Arrive in First Cabin on Steamer
The first cabin arrivals include Gordon Dexter and Mrs. Dexter of Boston after a seven week Europe stay. Thomas G. Stevenson and his bride of a few months also aboard, with Mrs. Stevenson formerly Miss Frances LeMoyne. Frances Phillips and Mrs. Phillips of Providence return from Europe. F. B. Norman of Jamaica Plain, hotel figure, returns after five months abroad. Miss Olive Howell and her Chicago mother travel with the group. Norman and Howell previously sailed from Boston on January 19 aboard the steamer Arabic and grew friendly on the crossing.
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Gordon Dexter
Dexter
Boston
Europe
Thomas G. Stevenson
Harvard
Stevenson
Frances LeMoyne
G. C. Phillips
Phillips
Providence
F. B. Norman
Jamaica Plain
Olive Howell
Chicago
Mr. Norman
Miss Howell
Mr. Nor
Fine dealers for poor milk fined in South Boston court
Investigations by Inspector Jordan led to charges against several milk dealers and storekeepers for substandard milk and adulterated vinegar. Graustein & Co. paid $125 on six counts, while Harry A. Smith Mary Gaurdikaz and John S. Ellingwood were fined $15 each. Ruth F. Kelley and Patrick Brennan received $10 fines for adulterated milk practices.
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Jordan
South Boston
Graustein & Co
Harry A. Smith
First = street
Mary Gaurdikaz
Fourth Street
John S. Ellingwood
Ruth F. Kelley
Telegraph Street
Patrick Brennan
Six City Laborers to Be Pensioned Tomorrow Night
Six city laborers will join the pension list after the retirement board acts. The retirees are Patrick Cronin 63 sewer service William E Cronin 65 paying service Thomas F Ducey 71 water service John McFarland 62 sewer service John C Thompson 65 water service and Patrick Toomey 71 street cleaning service.
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Patrick Cronin
William E. Cronin
Thomas F. Ducey
John McFarland
John C. Thompson
Patrick Toomey
Vermont Colonial Dames Elect New Officers
The Vermont branch of the National Society of Colonial Dames of America held its annual meeting in Bennington on May 21. Mrs. Bradley S. Smalley of Burlington was elected honorary president and Mrs. Henry S. Bingham of Bennington became president.
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Bennington
Vermont
National Society of Colonial Dames of America
Bradley S. Smalley
Burlington
Henry S. Bingham
Mayor and Civil Service Clash Over Staff Transfers
Mayor Fitzgerald and the Civil Service Commission dispute a plan to move 35 workers from the park and recreation department to public works. The merged park and rec unit has excess staff while public works could use reinforcements. The commission has not approved the transfers and the mayor accuses it of aiming to be disagreeable to the current administration.
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Fitzgerald
Civil Service Commission
Park and Recreation Department
Public Works Department
Has Cure For Rock Thrower
Judge Bruce in Malden District Court vowed severe punishment for juvenile stone throwers and street loafers who terrorized Malden Medford and Everett. He ordered that on July 28 any offender brought to notice be gathered into a vacant field and made to throw rocks under a probation officer for several hours. The plan was applied to 20 Medford boys and ended stone throwing.
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Malden
Medford
Everett
Judge Bruce
Bruce
Killion
Lexington Man Hurt by Team Collision on Street
Charles S. Blodget, 64, of 18 Hancock Street Lexington was knocked down by a team owned by Flaherty Express Company while crossing 65 Summer Street yesterday afternoon. He was picked up unconscious with a fractured skull and placed on the dangerous list at Relief Hospital.
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Summer Street
Charles S. Blodget
Hancock Street
Lexington
Flaherty Express Company
Relief Hospital
Kaiser Welcomes King With Kiss In Berlin
Kaiser embraces King George and kisses him on both cheeks at Lehrter station as British royals arrive for Princess Victoria Luise's wedding. Queen Mary and King George tour Berlin amid airship escorts while German crowds show polite, subdued reception.
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Berlin
Germany
England
Lehrter
Kaiser
King George
Victoria Luise
Prince Ernst of Cumberland
George
Mary
Kaiserin
Friederich Wilhelm
Igibles
Zeppelin
Hansa
Rathenow
Hussars
Unter den Linden
Zieten Hussars
First
Royal Dragoons
Queen Mary
Farrah
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. B. Stoddart
New York
Red Cross Line
G. Herbert Windeler
General
M. Mansfield
Colonial Dames
New England
White Goods
Jordan Marsh Company
Forsythe
Big Three
Sani Ace Casas
Saan
Talaga
Esac
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Tsar Pater Dra
Adee Kong Rtrs Sc
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