Lost dog once owned by Greenland governor in Boston
Edward Stare of Everett mourns the loss of Ammer a long haired dark Es kimo dog with white breast forelegs neck hair and a 14 inch bushy tail. Stare offers a suitable reward for the dog's return noting its origin with the Governor of Greenland and its voyage to Massachusetts aboard Captain Carl Adams.
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Greenland
Boston
Edward Stare
Reed Avenue
Everett
Ammer
Mr. Stare
Massachusetts
Carl Adams
Hon John D Long Observes 73rd Birthday in Boston
Hon John Davis Long former Secretary of the Navy celebrated his 73rd birthday yesterday in Boston. He said he felt young for his years and declined any home celebration, noting that his birthday observances were over.
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John Davis Long
the Navy
Boston
Father Killed Near Where Son Met Death
Newburyport October 27 It was learned that the train victim found on the railroad between Newburyport and Salisbury is William R Gynon a local shoemaker He had a son who was killed about a year earlier at the same site It is believed the father fell from a moving train while the son was struck and fatally crushed on the rails while returning home to Salisbury He suffered a sudden illness and could not move before the train passed.
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Newburyport
Salisbury
William R. Gynon
Gynon
Quincy Heiress Weds Bay State Motorman in Quiet Ceremony
Miss Mabelle F. Billings of Quincy, heiress to about 30000, married Ira H. Lund, a Bay State railroad motorman, in a surprise ceremony conducted by Rev. Richard A. Armstrong. Best man Frank Sampson and matron of honor Mrs Norman Chaplain attended as the couple embarks on a Montreal and Maine wedding trip.
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Ira H. Lund
Mabelle F. Billings
Quincy
Bay State
Lund
Miss Billings
Frank Sampson
Hough’s Neck
Richard A. Armstrong
Norman Chaplain
Adams Shore
J. Henry Sullivan
Sea Avenue
Hough's Neck
Montreal
Maine
Mies Billings
Church of the Ascension
Boston
Quincy High School
Bet the Drinks Drank Them in Police Court
George Hanley cousin of Chief Bender was in Detroit Police Court on a drunkenness charge after a midday stop en route from Philadelphia. He explained a quarrel over the famed Indian pitcher and said he won a bet by drinking with the other man while Bender’s presence was later noted.
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Detroit
Mich
George Hanley
Chief Bender
Philadelphia
Fort Yates
N. C
Hanley
Bender
Eskimos Refuse Dr Cook's Lecture Proceeds
The Cape York committee handling Eskimo mission work declined the money from Dr Frederic A Cook's Tuesday lecture. Cook, who faced a hostile reception, said he would donate the proceeds to the Eskimos. He then went to Berlin and plans further stops in Paris and Brussels for lectures.
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Cook
Copenhagen
Cape York
Frederic A. Cook
Hamburg
Berlin
Paris
Brussels
Central Polar Commission
Sandford released on bail in Maine death case
Rev. Frank W. Sandford of the Holy Ghost and Us Society was freed on $5000 bail after being jailed since Wednesday on charges tied to the death of a missionary from neglecting to provide sufficient food during a cruise. Bail was posted by two elderly followers, Mrs. C. A. Hallet 87 and Mrs. A. T. Clement 60, who said they acted by divine instruction.
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Portland
Frank W. Sandford
Holy Ghost and
Us Society
United States
William M. Bradley
C. A. Hallett
A. T. Clement
Sandford Remains in Custody as Bail Ties Delayed
In Portland a civil writ case against Sandford for detaining Mrs. Florence N. Whittaker stalled as bail was delayed while Commissioner Bradley was away. Sandford faces Admiralty Court arraignment after his second arrest since returning from an 18 month cruise. Mrs. Hallett, a longtime Shiloh resident, vouched for Sandford and spoke of her faith and ties to the Holy Ghost and Us Society.
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Bradley
Tie
Sandford
Woondswoimen
Florence N. Whittaker
United States
Admiralty Court
Hallett
Portland
Shiloh
Colony
The
Holy Ghost and
Us Society
Durham
Mr. Sandford
Mrs. Hallett
Sandford Colony
Hilltop
Jesus Christ
Serum Cure For Epidemic Meningitis Announced
Dr. Simon Flexner of the Rockefeller Institute announced a serum treatment for epidemic spinal meningitis at a New York sanitary officers conference. The method injects serum into the cerebral spinal membrane to reach the disease, promising major reductions in child mortality from influenza meningitis.
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New York
Simon Flexner
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Conference of Sanitary Officers
New York State
Flexner
Dr. Flexner
Vera Drew Weds George Peckham in West Medford
Vera K E Drew daughter of William and Martha Drew of 124 Boston Avenue West Medford married George Harold Peckham of West Medford at her parents home. Rev Burt L Yorse of West Medford Congregational Church officiated. Reception followed and couple departed for their wedding trip. Louise Swan Hollis was maid of honor. Dana Farnsworth served as best man. Ushers included G G Nichols Lexinelom D Farnsworth Taunton R Hilliot Somerville and Percy P Wolfe West Medford.
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Vera E. Drew
George H. Peckham
Vera K E. Drew
William Walker Drew
Boston Avenue
West Medford
George Harold Peckham
Burt Leon Yorse
Louise Swan Hollis
Somerville
Dana Farnsworth
Taunton
Somerville Latin School
Medford Club
Medford Boat Club
Weremyn G. CG. Nichols
Lexinelom
D. Farnsworth
R. Hiliot
Percy P. Wolfe
Free Trade League Passes Memorial Resolution
At a special meeting of the American Free Trade League a resolution was adopted in memory of Louis R. Ehrich. It praises his dedication to freeing trade from tariffs and his civic service as a business leader. The group vows to continue his unfinished mission and honor his memory.
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American Free Trade League
Louis R. Ehrich
League
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