Harvard Senior Reginald James Found Dead in Charles River
The body of Reginald Sears James Harvard Medical School senior son of Cambridge Board of Aldermen President Edward B James was found in the Charles River near the Boylston Street Bridge Cambridge at 7 45 yesterday morning Patrick McNulty a drawtender discovered the body
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Reginald Sears James
Harvard Medical School
Edward B. James
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Charles River
Boylston Street Bridge
Cambridge
Patrick McNulty
Memorial Mass For Remigius W Lanigan Planned
A memorial mass for Remigius W. Lanigan will be celebrated tomorrow at 9 in St. Gregorys Church Dorchester. Father Fitzpatrick to officiate. The mass is requested by many former pupils of the pioneer music instructor of Dorchester who died in New York late last month.
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Remigius W. Lanigan
St. Gregory’s Church
Dorchester
Father Fitzpatrick
Pioneer of Music
New York
Will of Joshua Lane Awards Church Bequests in Hampton
Exeter New Hampshire May 27 The will of Joshua Lane a retired grocer and Hampton's wealthiest citizen provides four public bequests of 1000 to the Methodist Episcopal Congregational Baptist and Advent churches in Hampton The remainder of the estate goes to his widow and to clerks in his store
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Exeter
N. H
Joshua Lane
Hampton
Methodist Episcopal
Congregational, Baptist
Advent
South Boston Woman Dies After Kerosene Lamp Explosion
Hamilton of 19 Gold Street South Boston died at City Hospital at 9 20 yesterday morning after being severely burned in a kerosene lamp explosion at her home late Tuesday night.
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Hamilton
Gold Street
Boston
City Hospital
Conductor Joshua F. Hiller Sentenced on Fare Larceny
The Superior Court confirmed the West Roxbury Municipal Court sentence after Conductor Joshua F. Hiller withdrew his appeal and pleaded guilty to larceny of fares from the Boston Elevate. The case arose from last month’s conviction in municipal court and the higher court upheld the lower penalty.
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Joshua F. Hiller
Boston
West Roxbury
Hiller
Children to Give Unique Dances at May Party
The Knights and Ladies of St. Rose plan a May party at St. Rose Halls Worcester Street with children in featured dances. Miss Bernadette Masterson led rehearsals while George T. Daly oversees the entertainment. Participants include Evelyn Joyce, George Daly, Lillian Riley, Frances Rose Fay, and Marguerite Gertrude Fay.
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Knights and Ladies of St. Rose
St. Rose Halls
Worcester Street
Bernadette Masterson
George T. Daly
The
Knights of St. Rose
Evelyn Joyce
George Daly
Lillian Riley
Frances Rose Fay
Marguerite Gertrude Fay
Americans Could Not Catch Mackerel Off Sambro
The Canadian fishery protection cruiser Canada reported 26 American mackerel seiners off Sambro but the fish lie inside the three mile limit and the vessels cannot reach them.
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Halifax
N. S
Canada
Sambro
Useful Hints to House Keepers Coat of Japlac for Linoleum
A coat of Natural Japalac applied over linoleum or oil cloth can double its life by preserving the original varnish layer that would otherwise wash off or wear away.
Weather Beatens: Jap-a-lac Revival for Front Doors
The article promotes renewing front doors with Jap-a-lac to restore a fresh look. It advises selecting a color close to the original finish to preserve the door’s historic appearance and appeal.
Jap-a-lac coating for window screens revived frames
Spring maintenance advice recommends applying Jap-a-lac to window and door screens. Use Brilliant Black on the wire and Mahogany Oak Cherry or Walnut on the frames to protect wire cloth from rust and renew appearance.
Porch Furniture Care With Jap-a-lac Finishes
Protect and beautify porch furniture each spring with Jap-a-lac. Maintain the old finish color for best results, or choose Red or Green Jap-a-lac to refresh the look.
Varnished Wicker Furniture Shines With New Jap-a-lac Finish
Wicker furniture coated in Mahogany Ox-Blood Red Malachite Green or Gloss White Jap a lac appears brighter and nearly as good as new following a fresh coating.
Jap-a-lac finishes for pipes and fences advertised
An advertisement promotes Jap-a-lac for preserving and beautifying water pipes furnaces radiators hot water tanks and iron fences. It suggests Gold Aluminum Dead Black or Brilliant Black as finish options.
Restoration of Picture Frames and Lamps with Special Finishes
A description of refinishing home decorative items including picture frames candelabra gas fixtures and lamps. Coatings of Gold Aluminum or Dead Black Jap alac transform surfaces with Dead Black yielding a wrought iron look and renewed appearance.
Restored old vehicles and implements offered for little cost
Old automobiles carriages wagons and agricultural tools are lacquered with Japanese finishes in Brilliant Black Red Green or Empire Blue. The service is inexpensive and can be undertaken by an inexperienced person.
JAP-A-LAC Paint Product Uses Endorsement
JAP-A-LAC is a household necessity featured for versatile use from cellar to garret. It is promoted as especially suited for finishing old or new floors and woodwork, with advice to ask your paint dealer.
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Henry
Idealia
Ascara
Fancy West
Hackett,Carhart Co
Broadway
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Kuppenheimer
Stein Bloch
Chelsea
Henry Siegel Co.—Men’s Store
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Honoar
Tremont Row
Cornhill
Lewis’ Drug Store
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Roxbury
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Essex St
Salem
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Lowell
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Post Office Sq
Reading
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Hancock St
Quincy
Chesen
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Somerville
Brookline
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Lanigan
Dodge
Harvard
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Harvard Square
Colonial Express
Back Bay
Laurie Dodge
Dartmouth
Yale
Pers
Oakland
Cal
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San Francisco
Son
Jacksonville
Ill
S. H. Glasgo
Woodson Presbyterian Church
California
Fic Syrup Co
Fry FE
Peer OF Ryes
Goodness
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Mira
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Court St
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