Memorial Tablet Unveiled in Harvard Square Church
The scene opened with a procession led by Robert Withington carrying an American flag as four names were carved on a marble tablet replacing the old marker at the church in Harvard Square. Stanley Ganz blew colors while children saluted and repeated Lincoln’s Gettysburg passage. Dr. Samuel M. Crothers preached a memorial sermon after the unveiling. The tablet lists Kenneth Eliot Fuller Bertram Williams Stanton King Berry and Lucida G E Reilly.
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Harvard Square
Robert ‘Withington
Stanley Ganz
Lincoln
Samuel M. Crothers
Kenneth Eliot Fuller
Bertram Williams
Stanton King Berry
Llcyda G. E. Reilly
Stearns' Special Corsets Feature Pink Satin Broches
Ad for Stearns' Special corsets in pink satin broches designed for artful shaping. Highlights include 1208 model with low flare top, long boned hip, elastic waistline, sizes 22 to 30. Prices: $4.50 to $5.50.
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Walohn
Cotton Pillow Case Measurements
Fragmentary note lists cotton items with pillow case dimensions 42 by 3814 and numbers 40 55 70. The text is incomplete and lacks clear actors or a narrative.
Blankets White Blankets Your Choice was Size 60x80 68x80 Per Pair
A catalog blurb offers white blankets in two sizes 60 by 80 inches and 68 by 80 inches priced per pair. It implies options for purchase but provides no further contextual details or brand names.
Wells Family Leads Lincoln Park Orchestra’s Musical Kin
New Bedford May 27 reaction to Brockton family of Rev Edward B Wells. Four Wells children from New Bedford show premier musical talent led by John Vesina of Lincoln Park orchestra and an orchestral family of seven. Fred, Leo, and Tommy Wells display talents in piano, cornet, violin, saxophone, drums and more with sisters Ida Florends and Bernadetti also contributing piano and singing. Each child started showing skill by age ten.
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New Bedford
Brockton
Edward B. Wells
New B
John Vesina
Lincoln Park
Muel
Vezina
Leo
Wigt Feild Artillery
Paria
London
Cavers
Wvaifred
Fall River
Fred
Hie
Tommy
Ida
Cingér
Florends
Bernadetti
John Vezina
Florence Vesina
Conductor ‘Vesina
Dasher the Cambridge dog faces death for lack of owner
Dasher, a stout-hearted Cambridge dog, has three days left unless a citizen can spare $2 for a license and adopt him. He roams the Animal Rescue League kennels after battles with Cambridge police, while officials say unlicensed dogs are examined and may be euthanized if no owner appears.
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Dasher
Cambridge
Animal Rescue League
Cambridge Police
Franklin O'Neil
Clark Street
Lawrence Odd Fellows Lodge marks long history and 870 members
United Lodge No. 123 I O O F observes its anniversary at City Hall on Monday June 5 with prominent Odd Fellows from across the state in attendance. The lodge was instituted May 2 184? one month after Lawrence was incorporated with nine members. over the years 1209 initiates have occurred and current membership stands at about 870.
Flight Around World Halted Near Marseilles
Major W. T. Blake was forced to land at Borely Park outside Marseilles while attempting a globe circling flight from Lyons to Turin. The plane damaged its running gear and propeller. to Miramis field for repairs, delays likely several days. Blake and his companions Broome and MacMillan unharmed.
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Marseilles
Associated Press
W. T. Blake
Borely Park
Lyons
Turin
Italy
Miramis Aviation Field
Blake
Broome
MacMillan
Woman appointed Malden Court clerk for first time
Miss Emily I. Mather becomes regular clerk in Malden court during Clerk Wilfred B. Tyler's vacation. She has served as second assistant for a year and previously worked in the office as a clerical assistant. Her address is 17 Dike Street Malden.
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Malden
Emily I. Mather
Wilfred B. Tyler
Cl Tyler
Mather
Dike Street
Malden District Court
Colored Citizens Plan Reception for Mayor Curley
Boston’s colored community plans a June 1 reception in Paul Revere Hall Mechanics Building for Mayor Curley and two black appointees Joshua H. Jones Jr. and Lucius Hicks. Dr and Mrs W O Taylor host. Addresses follow with dancing and music by invited guests.
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Boston
Curley
Joshua H. Jones
Sjr
Lucius 8. Hicks
Paul Revere Hall
Mechanics’ Building
W. O. Taylor
St. Botolph Street
Sp Guare
David J. Brickley
Frederick W. Mnich
Mark Gullivan
J. H. Jones
Ohio
A Story by Jack London Jog
A fragment mentions Jack London and a story about a jog or race. The readable text is limited and provides no clear plot, characters, or setting details to summarize beyond the author association.
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Jack London
London
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Unclear drunk driving charges tied to late night crash
A garbled report refers to charges of drunken driving and operating a car with faulty lights after a severe accident near midnight on the Fourth, mentioning individuals in a Dubois area and a Mrs Amite cabot, with scattered names and places. The text also oddly notes a marriage and a racing stable forming with thoroughbred horses.
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Dubois
Priests in Twe Bonervile Ordained to Priesthood
Rev. J. Laverty and Rev. John Morrissey were ordained yesterday. They celebrated Mass at St Joseph's Church and St Ann's Church Mor eee. A reception followed at their homes on Vine Street and Richardson Terrace.
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Oo J. Laverty
John Mihoy
Laverty
Bt. Joseph's Church
Moreee
St. Ann’s Obure
Vine Street
Morrissey
Richardson Terrace
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