White Way for Market Is Planned
Mayor Curley unveils a Market White Way to light the market district from Washington to Commercial streets on Saturdays. The plan includes a Push Cart Market to let hundreds of vendors operate while easing congestion on Blackstone street. A conference with City officials is scheduled to discuss the scheme.
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White Way
Faneuil Hall
Quincy
Blackstone Street
Patrick Graham
South Market Street
Graham
O'Meara
Rourke
Mobilization Camp Given Up
The New England Coast Artillery mobilization at Quincy has been abandoned. Soldiers will be sent from forts to New York and then Galveston if needed by the War Department. Colonel Henry L. Hawthorne cites no immediate service. Quincy grounds lease is canceled. Governor Walsh denies militia mobilization any time soon. rumors said to be unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Coast Artillery
Quincy
New York
Galveston
United States War Department
Henry L. Hawthorne
Walsh
War Department
Protestant Church News Highlights Regional Talks and Calls
The Rev John Howland speaks at Maverick Church East Boston on Mexico and the Present Crisis. The Rev Frederick Guy Merrill of Amesbury preaches at Immanuel Roxbury before the G A R and patriotic groups. Lynn District Methodist Woman's Home Missionary Society meets Beverly M E next Tuesday with Rev Peter Black of Lynn to speak. The Rev A K Bryant has accepted a pastorate in Everett. Boston Congregational Club invites ladies to hear Dr John R Mott on experiences from a world tour. The Rev Lyman V Rutledge moves from Billerica to Street U U Cambridge. A Sun day School class at Church of Our Saviour Roslindale forms a spring flower agency to aid the building fund. First Parish Charlestown hosts a church supper to support the al fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howland
Maverick Church
East
Boston
Mexico
Immanuel Walnut Avenue Congregational Church
Roxbury
Frederick Guy Merrill
Amesbury
Thomas G.stevenson
No 26
Lynn District
Methodist Woman's Home Missionary Society
Beverly M. E
Peter Black
First Church
Lynn
Boston Congregational Club
John R. Mott
Welker urges factories to close on Flag Day in New Hampshire
Governor Samuel D. Welker announced a proclamation urging NH industrial managers to close all factories Monday June 15 in observance of Flag Day Sunday services are recommended for residents. The measure aims to honor the flag and encourage public participation in ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welker
Concord
N. H
Samuel D. Welker
Water Meter Dispute Sparks Milton Home For Sale
Attorney William F Mooers advertises his Milton residence at 89 Bates Road East Milton for sale citing dissatisfaction with the water department. He notes a fixed minimum charge and unusual excess fees while alleging bias and meter tests found no defect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Mooers
Milton
Mooers
Bates Road
East
Catholic Church Schedules Confirmations and Parish Events
Bishop Ander son will administer confirmations at St Vincent's South Boston at 9 80 oclock and at St Augustine's at 11 a m. The May procession of St Joseph's Somerville is set for tomorrow afternoon under Rev Albert Mullen and Rev C R McGrath. The first 10 Sundays honor of St Ignatius begins tomorrow. A lawn party by St Ann's Neponset is planned for June 27. A women’s retreat is offered at the Cenacle Brighton from 7 p m May 2 to 8 a m June 1. apply to the mother superior. Bunker Hill K of C will attend mass at St Francis de Sales Charlestown and breakfast afterward. The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association united branches meet in Cathedral Hall tomorrow. The Catholic Total Abstinence Society of Sacred Heart West Lynn marks its 25th anniversary in September. At Immaculate Conception Church tomorrow the Young Women’s Sodality Bona Mars Society and St John Berchman’s Acolyte Society will attend communion.
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St. Joseph's Parish
Somerville
Albert Mullen
C. R. McGrath
P. R
Bunker Hill
Catholic Total Abstinence Society of the Ss the Sacred Heart
West Lynn
Immaculate Conception Church
Young Women's Sodality
The
Bona Mars Society
St. John Berchman’s Acolyte Society
Girl Hit by Auto In Roxbury Not Seriously Hurt
Mary Bell an 11 year old of 293 Eustis Street Roxbury was knocked down by a truck owned by Curtis Pope Lumber Company on Dudley Street near Hampden Street Roxbury yesterday afternoon. She is not seriously injured.
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Mary Bell
Eustis Street
Roxbury
Curtis & Pope Lumber Company
Dudley Street
Hampden Street
Boy Hit by Ball Sought Hospital Care
Two year old Charles M. Scully of West Springfield Street Roxbury was struck in the face by a batted ball on the Columbus Avenue Playground Roxbury yesterday afternoon. He suffered a badly cut and bruised face and was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Scully
Springfield Street
South End
Columbus Avenue
Roxbury
City Hospital
Old Bell Removed From Roxbury Fire Station
The old bell from the Ladder 4 tower on Dudley Street in Roxbury, in use since 1872, was removed yesterday afternoon after protests from residents. The Fire Commission said the tower is unsafe and the bell was lowered to the street.
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Dudley Street
Roxbury
Fire Commission
Bell Taken From Ladder Company by Relay of Derrick
Movers faced a door to door obstacle when a property owner refused rope access to his land facing the Ladder company quarters. The contractor improvised by anchoring a five ton caravan, bracing derrick ropes to the station and curb, sawing woodwork, and lowering an 8500 pound bell about 60 feet into a waiting wagon.
Yale Prize Winners Named in English Literature
Yale awards the John Hubbard Curtis prize of 2500 dollars income to Richard J. Hill Jr. of Minneapolis for English literary excellence. Other prizes include the Scott prize in German to James A. Moseley Jr. of Glen Ridge New Jersey and the Betts prize to Lawrence Morris of Albany for English composition. Joseph Alderman of New Haven receives the Shefield School English composition prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
New Haven
Concord to Unveil Statue of Emerson
At 3 p m today a marble statue of Ralph Waldo Emerson by Daniel Chester French will be unveiled in the Concord Public Library before a large audience. Speakers announced include George King Murray Ballou Henry 8 Higginson Moorfield Storey and Dean Briggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Daniel Chester French
Concord
Concord Minute Man
Concord Public Library
George King
Murray Ballou
Henry 8. Higginson
Moorfield Storey
Dean Briggs
Scarlet Fever Cleared at Milton Academy Reopens in June
Principal Frank B. Lane announced last night that 19 scarlet fever patients in the Milton Academy infirmary are convalescent. He said the spread has been checked and the school will reopen in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Lane
Milton Academy
Revere Leads Greater Boston In Population Gains
Among 22 communities, Revere shows the largest four year population increase at 15.47 percent from 1910 to 1914. Winthrop and Somerville follow, with 14.61 and 14.16 percent gains respectively, while Boston rises 9.45 percent. Woburn records the smallest gain at 2.85 percent.
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Greater
Boston
Revere
Winthrop
Somerville
Saugus
Brookline
Everett
Quincy
Woburn
Boston Real Estate Exchange
Revere S.a.ces
Winthrop Sees
Somervilles
Saugus Eeeess
Brooklina
Watertown
Malden
GOD Cise
Arlington
Winchester
Medford
Dedham
Wakefield Melrose
Newtones
Eee
Waltham
Cambridge
Weymouth
Jury Trial Ordered in 12 Year Old Kane vs Boston Elevated
The Supreme Court authorized a new jury trial in the long running suit of Cornelius Kane administrator against the Boston Elevated Railway Company. The case has been bitterly fought for twelve years.
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Supreme Court
Cornelius Kane
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Patrolman Guilty Of Disobedience At Roll Call
Police Commissioner O'Meara fined Patrolman Augustus V F Mangini of Joy Street for disobedience of orders and absence without leave. He received 140 hours of punishment duty.
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O'Meara
Augustus V. F. Mangini
Joy Street
Brookline Antis Elect New Chair At Year End Meeting
Brookline Antis report a strong rise in membership and enthusiasm at the annual Brookline branch meeting held at Mrs. Arthur Williams home. Mrs. Henry Preston White steps down as chairman, with Mrs. George K. Sabine elected to lead the branch.
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Brookline
Massachusetts Anti-Suffrage Association
Arthur Williams
Edgehill Road
Henry Preston White
George K. Sabine
F. A. Chilton
A. J. George Field
State Association
A. W. Samuel
Branich
Chauffeur Seeks 500 Damages in Car Accident case
A chauffeur sues Peter J. Allen for 500 dollars after injuring his wrist when the car backfired while cranking the motor. Allen contends his action caused the mishap. The Supreme Court orders the case sent to a jury and awards the agreed damages if error occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Norris
Peter J. Allen
Allen
Supreme Court
Major Coal Plant Planned in Charlestown by Boston Shore
Mayor Curley announced that a leading U S coal company aims to locate a large plant on the Mystic River shore in Charlestown. The firm seeks to buy the Charlestown paving yard on Medford Street and two adjoining parcels for the site. Chairman Cole of Boost Boston discussed the matter with the mayor yesterday.
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Boston
Curley
United States
Mystic River
Charlestown
Medford Street
Cole
Boost Boston’ Committee
Hearne Plays Reassembled by Widow After Fire Loss
The lines of two James A Hearne plays were being reassembled from actors memories after their manuscripts burned in a fire. The effort, announced at the Drama League of Boston meeting, focuses on Griffith Davenport and Margaret Fleming with the widow guiding restoration.
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James A. Hearne
Boston
Drama League of Boston
Huntington Hall
Frank Chouteau Brown
National Publication Committee
League
Hearne
Griffith Davenport
Margaret Fleming
Boston League
E. Charlton Black
Boston University
George P. Baker
Lionel Marks
Forrest Izard
Boston Museum reminiscences recited by club members
Executive committee members including Charles D. Bele den Mrs Beulah Marie Dix Waldo F Glidden Miss Marian Ho mans Macgregor Jenkins and Howard J Savage were listed Miss Kate Ryan recited reminiscences of the old Boston Museum during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ¥. D. Beleden
Beulah Marie Dix
Waldo F. Glidden
Marian Homans
Macgregor Jenkins
Howard J. Savage
Kate Ryan
Boston Museum
Roxbury Boy Vanishes After Tailor Visit
Police seek 11 year old Howard W Tobin of 16 Hammond Street Roxbury who disappeared after delivering a suit for his older brother at a local tailor. He is a Sherwin School fifth grader and had no reason given for leaving home.
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Howard W. Tobin
Hammond Street
Roxbury
Sherwin School
Curtis Will Creates $8000 Trust For Faulkner Hospital
In Frances H. Curtis will filed in Suffolk Probate, $8000 is set aside in trust for Faulkner Hospital Jamaica Plain. Income from the trust is to support a free bed named the George H. Curtis bed. will dated October 7, 191%.
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Curtis
Faulkner Ho
Frances H. Curtis
Suffolk
Faulkner Hospital
Jamaica Plain
George 8. Curtis
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A. K. Bryant
Church of the Nazarene
Providence
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Lyman V. Rutledge
Billerica
Street Unitarian Church
Camridge
Mr. Rutledge
Kansas Universy
Harvard
Church of Our Saiour
Rosindals
P. H. Egood
Anderson
St Vincent's Church
South Boston
St. Augustine's Church
St. Ignatius
Holy Name Society of
United Branches
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Cathedral Hall
Emerson
Greater Boston
Filene
Gloucester
Turkey
Plelephone
Oxford
England
Nobby Reg
U.S. Pat
United States Tire Company
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