Forts Out of Action Yet Active
Both attacking fleet and Boston harbor forts suffer heavy damage yet remain in action. Umpires report ships sunk or crippled and batteries dismantled, while Major General Leonard Wood may visit Fort Warren to view the maneuvers. Four phases completed. Col. W. G. Haan praises his troops and keeps masked batteries secret.
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Boston Harbor
Boston
Leonard Wood
Fort Warren
W. G.haan
Haan
Barbecue at Storrow Farm Draws Harvest Festival Crowd
A public open day at the Storrow Farm in Lincoln hosted by Mr and Mrs James J Storrow features an English themed harvest festival. Activities include English dancing archery bowling and clay pigeon shooting with a monster barbecue of two oxen a sheep and a pig. Proceeds go to the National Allied Relief Fund. Sightseeing autos run from Copley Square. If rain occurs the event moves to Oct 22.
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New England
Old England
Storrow Farm
James J. Storrow
Lincoln
National Allied Relief Fund
Copley Square
Storrow
Auto Hits Boy on River Street En Route from School
Five year old Robert L. Kenny of Hyde Park was struck by a car on River Street while walking home from school yesterday afternoon. The vehicle, owned by Ernest H. Pentecost of Topsfield and operated by John T. Ryan of Topsfield, was involved in the incident.
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Robert L. Kenny
Glenwood Avenue
Hyde Park
River Street
Ernest H. Pentecost
Topsfield
John T. Ryan
Dorrs Celebrate 65 Years of Marriage in Cambridge
Mr and Mrs Cornelius Dorr of 5 Washington avenue Cambridge will celebrate the 65th anniversary of their marriage Wednesday at their home Mr Dorr is 90 and the oldest living member of the Boston Chamber of Commerce His wife is 86
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Cornelius Dorr
Washington Avenue
Cambridge
Mr. Dorr
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Maine pair marks golden years of marriage in Boston and Cambridge
Mrs. Dorr once Emily Gertrude Richards of Norridgewock Maine, wed Mr. Dorr on Oct. 13 1850 in the Winter Street Church Boston. They have lived in Cambridge since, both active in civic life and memory of Morse telegraph and first telephone messages.
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Dorr
Emily Gertrude Richards
Jesse Richards
Norridgewock
Maine
Chamber of Commerce
Parker
Old Winter Street Congregational Church
Boston
Cambridge
Westmoreland
N. H
Morse
Lowell
United States
Panama
Longfellow
James
Russell Lowell
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Mary Garden Getting Well From Ambulance Strain
From Strichen Scotland the American soprano Mary Garden reports she broke down from ambulance work this summer. She did not have an operation and is now at home recovering strength to resume duties in France. Earlier reports said she was gravely ill in Paris after an appendicitis operation.
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London
Strichen
Scotland
Mary Garden
Morgan Says Anglo French Bonds Offer Neutral Credit to Trade
J P Morgan told bond men that the proposed one fifth loan is a strictly neutral instrument to aid U S commerce. He noted the bonds are external debts of France and Great Britain and will be first charged on their revenues. He defended the five year convertible feature and predicted the war would end within five years.
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United States
J. P. Morgan
New York Stock Exchange
Mr. Morgan
Morgan
France
Great Britain
Morgan Gaif
Labor Leader Free On Bail After Murder Conviction
John R. Lawenon, labor leader, convicted of first degree murder tied to the recent coal strike, was released from the county jail in Trinidad Colorado tonight on bail set under 35000 dollars.
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Trinidad
Colo
John R. Lawenon
John D Jr Commends Father in Address
John D Jr praises his father as tender and democratic despite years of criticism. He cites business success and philanthropy while affirming his father's good will and lack of bitterness toward others.
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John D., Jr
Rockefeller Praises Colorado Friendship and Faith in State
Referring to three weeks in Colorado, Mr. Rockefeller says he acts as his father's representative and notes his father’s long friendship with Colorado. He cites substantial funding to Colorado Fuel & Iron and asserts his father never earned dividends from common stock yet remains hopeful for Colorado’s future. He rejects the idea he opposed organized labor based on 1914 congressional testimony.
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Colorado
Rockefeller
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Congressional Committee
Father
Rockefeller Testimony Advocates Flexible Labor Unions
Mr Rockefeller told the Federal Commission on Industrial Relations he supports labor unions if they allow free association or independent work. He stressed that both labor and capital interests must be conserved or both suffer and described his company’s democratic industrial plan as preventing past disorders.
Roxbury Engagement Announced for Louise Fitzpatrick
Mrs. Margaret M. Fitzpatrick of 1 Walnut Avenue Roxbury announces the engagement of her daughter Louise M to Joseph EE Lynch of 277 Walnut Avenue Roxbury Miss Fitzpatrick is a teacher at Lewis Grammar School Roxbury a Normal School graduate and music student at New England Conservatory Lynch is a sub-master at Abraham Lincoln School and a Boston College graduate class of 1910
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Margaret M. Fitzpatrick
Walnut Avenue
Roxbury
Louise M
Joseph EE. Lynch
Miss Fitzpatrick
Lewis Grammar School
Th Normal School
New England Conservatory of Music
Lynch
Abraham Lincoln School
Boston College
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Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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