Governor Walsh to Present Children Elephants at Fenway Park
Governor Walsh will present Mollie Waddy and Tony to Boston children on Saturday morning June 6 at Fenway Park with thousands of youngsters expected. The event includes a parade through Boston and ends with the elephants joining their new home at Franklin Park. Letters from children to the Elephant Editor of the Boston Post are urged and admission is free for all attending children with accompanying adults.
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Fenway Park
Mollie
Waddy
Tony
City
Walsh
Greater Boston
City of
Boston
Park Commission
Fenway Ball Park
Elephant Fund
Boston Post
Elephant Hailor
Red Sox
Franklin Park Zoo
English High Drum
Curley
Franklin Park
Boston Arena
St. Botolph Street
Walter Lougee
Unitarian Historical Society Reports Officers and Events
President Henry H. Edes presided at the eleventh annual meeting at King's Chapel with new officers elected including James DeNormandie as vice president and John Warren Denny as treasurer. Services at St Pauls Cathedral supported by the Women’s Auxiliary noted. a West End Rescue Mission meeting is planned for Park Street Church. The Roslindale Community Club held its May breakfast. L B Sears will preach at Union Congregational Church and C H Blodgett will lead the noonday service at St Pauls Cathedral.
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Henry H. Edes
Unitarian Historical Society
King’s Chapel
James DeNormandie
John Warren Denny
George Hale Reed
Louis CG. Cornish
Roslindale
St. Paul's Cathedral
C. H. Blodgett
St. James’ Church
Roxbury
Tent Caterpillars Thick in Rhode Island
Providence May 28 The entire Rhode Island region and parts of Massachusetts are experiencing a severe tent caterpillar outbreak. Orchard damage is extensive as the pests and their moths proliferate across the area this season.
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Rhode Island
Providence
Massachusetts
Unitarian Leader Attacks Liquor Habits at Temperance Meet
Courtenay Guild, a prominent Unitarian figure and director of the Unitarian Temperance Society, charged the majority of his faith with belonging to the social class most needing reform of liquor habits at the annual meeting. He was re elected for another year at Park Street Church vestry.
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Courtenay Guild
Guild
Unitarian Temperance Society
Park Street
Unitarians back temperance push to bar liquor ads
Resolutions from a Boston area society urge legislation banning liquor advertising and condemn permissive licensing. The group notes progress in temperance among poorer classes versus the wealthy, citing cocktail culture at fashionable dinners and state banquets. Officers elected include Rev. Edgar Swan Wiers as president and Rev. Charles FB. Dole among directors.
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White House
Charles F. Dole
Boston
Twentieth Century Club
Edgar Swan Wiers
Montclair
N. J
Frank I. Young
Dorchester
Charles H. Stearns
Brookline
Joseph Henry Crocker
England
Charles FB. Dole
Jamaica Plain
Christopher Eliot
William G. Eliot, Jr
Portland
Ore
Thomas H. Elliott
Lowell
James O. Fagin
Waverley
Courtenay Guild
Fred O. Hawley
Chicago
Charles FH. Johnson
Quincy
Ernest&. Meredith
George F. Pratt
Elizabeth Tilton
Cambridge
William L Walsh
Brookfield
Earl M Wilbur
Berkeley
Cal
Dredging Bucket Injures Two Workmen at Lynn Dam
A dredging bucket on the new Breeds Pond dam at Menl o avenue Lynn burst open dumping stone and dirt on workers Joe Ragosa and Nicolas Greco. Ragosa suffered a base skull fracture a broken left leg and extensive bruising. Greco had a broken left arm and a head cut. They were taken to Lynn Hospital. Ragosa residence 58 Boston street Lynn Greco residence 48 Orient street Swampscott.
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Menlo Avenue
Lynn
Joe Ragosa
Nicolas Greco
Ragosa
Greco
Lynn Hospital
Boston Street
Orient Street
Swampscott
Roxbury Improvement Association Elects Leaders
Daniel Thompson was elected president Adolf Ackerman was elected vice president Theodore Stevenson was re elected secretary and Ernest Hale elected treasurer at the annual meeting in the High School of Practical Arts Roxbury last night Dr B M Rastall of New York addressed the meeting on The City Equation.
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Daniel Thompson
Adolf Ackerman
Theodore Stevenson
Ernest Hale
Roxbury
Sealed Ward Will Case Verdict Expected in Newton
A sealed verdict in the George A. Ward will case is anticipated this morning. The trial has proceeded in Middlesex Superior Court at East Cambridge, with the jury brought in yesterday after Judge Brown gave final instructions following several days of hearings.
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George A. Ward
Newton
Middlesex
East Cambridge
Brown
Man Dies of Injuries From Auto Crash Near Stamford
Cecil D. Clark of Littleton New Hampshire died in a local hospital from injuries suffered in an auto collision near Stamford on May 17. Robert Mitchell of New York remains in serious condition but has a chance to recover. John D. Curtis, a New York broker who drove the striking car, was arrested and freed on a 2500 bond.
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Stamford
Conn
Cecil D. Clark
Littleton
N. H
Here
Robert Mitchell
New York
John D. Curtis
Dr Solomon's Indian Wine Bitters Advertisement
Ild Dr Solomon offers celebrated Indian Wine Bitters for blood stomach and nerves. Free advice available. Office at 74 Boylston Street. Advertisement from unnamed period newspaper.
Artist Cobb Finishes Masterpiece The Master
Darius Cobb, aged 80, completes a peak work titled The Master depicting Christ. He vowed at 17 to paint a Christ image if spared through war, aiming for a climactic portrait in his career.
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Darius Cobb
Cobb
Christ
Aged artist completes crowning religious work
After decades of study and reshaping his subject, Cobb declares the crowning achievement of his life finished. For over six decades he has concentrated on character in faces and lines, aiming to reveal the good in the expression. His studio doors welcome visitors admiring his scriptural paintings and final master piece.
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Post
Cobb
Washington
Dorchester Heights
Auto Kills Boy of Nine in Webster
Webster May 28 a Brown University student Herbert Johnson said I thought I struck something when I ran by here a few minutes ago as he drove his six cylinder touring car up to a group on Lake street noting a fatal accident involving a nine year old boy.
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Webster
Herbert Johnson
Brown University
Lake Street
Tragic Collision Kills 9 Year Old Billy Sarazin
A car struck and killed Billy Sarazin as he played outside his home at about 2 30. The driver, Young Johnson, collapsed after the crash and had to be helped home. Neighbors debated vengeance but grew to pity upon learning Johnson was unconscious of the deed.
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Billy Sarazin
Young Johnson
Semi Sarazin
Johnson
Irreligion the Menace Says Walsh at Tremont Temple
Governor Walsh warned that future government danger comes not from any single faith but from irreligion, addressing over 500 attendees at Tremont Temple during the annual dinner with Hon. Alexander McGregor as guest of honor.
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Walsh
Tremont
McGregor hailed as likely governor by Cortland My ers
Governor Walsh urged religion and good citizenship as core to citizenship. Councillor McGregor praised Tre mont Temple as near perfect, calling it a haven of peace and cheer. He spoke of the church's role in shaping conscience and affirmed gospel fundamentals.
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McGregor
Cortland Myers
D. C
Walsh
Brotherhood
Tremont Temple
God
Christ
Horse Hamstrung on Millis Estate for Reward
A hundred dollar reward offered by the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals for information leading to the arrest of who hamstrung a valuable horse owned by Paul B. Moulton in Millis. The horse, belonging to Mr. Moulton’s employee, was injured in the Moulton estate field during Wednesday night. The animal was shot after Mr. Moulton found it in serious condition yesterday morning.
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Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Paul B. Moulton
Millis
Moulton
Public buildings eyed for poor to sleep in heat
Committees were appointed at a Ford Hall town meeting last night to investigate opportunities for the poor to use public buildings for sleeping during hot weather. Reports were also given on the unemployed situation being investigated by members.
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Ford Hall
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Tremont Street
Roxbury Improvement Association
E. B. Horn Co
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