Funeral for ex Governor John D Long draws huge crowds
Hundreds follow the hearse in Hingham as ex Governor John D Long lies in state and at the church service the proceedings are marked by simplicity. The town halts business. flags fly at half staff. naval and militia units stand guard as officials and mourners from Massachusetts and beyond gather to honor the statesman.
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Hingham
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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State House
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Boston
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Crow Point
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American Academy of Arts and Sciences
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Charlestown
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John T. Hollis
Moses Williams
Frank W. Hackett
Washington, D. C
Henry I. Higginson
Samuel J. Elder
Edward T. Bouve
Morris F. Whiton
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Charles B. Barnes
George W. Melcher
John P., Woods
Lester H. Linscott
Coit S. Rogers
Herbert E. Young
William Quinn
Roger W. Young
Walter L. Bouve
Ernest E. Lincoln
Mendalia
First Corps of Cadets
George W. Morris
Clifton L. Bremer
Frederick A. Turner, Jr
William Melcher
William Long
Gordon Patterson
J. Winthrop Spooner
Francis H. Lincoln
Robert W. Brewer
C. Chester Lane
Warren H. Child
Immediate relief for eczema skin troubles with Resinol
Advertisement promotes Resinol Soap and Ointment for itching burning and disfiguring skin conditions. Claims quick itch relief and clear erup tions with regular use, noting doctor approval and availability at druggists. Samples offered from Resinol Baltimore department.
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Resinol
Baltimore
Anti-kamma Tablets for All Pain Ad Presented by Dr. C. P. Robbins
An advertisement touts Anti-kamma Tablets as a versatile pain relief remedy. Dr. C. P. Robbins claims rapid relief for headaches of various origins, malaria related pain, and menstrual pain, noting two tablets provide prompt relief and enable normal activity. Available at all druggists under the A K Tablets name.
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C. P. Robbins
City Hall Closed During Governor Long Funeral Service
By order of Mayor Curley City Hall closed yesterday from 2 45 to 3 45 p m while funeral services for former Governor John D Long were held at Hingham reflecting official mourning practices and city decorum.
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Curley
John D. Long
Hingham
Custody Standoff Delays New Hampshire Divorce Trial
In Portsmouth a heated custody dispute stalls the divorce proceedings of Dr. and Mrs. Cowles. After a long morning of sessions and threats of trial, both sides stand firm on joint parenting terms centered on access to 6 and 5 year old Mary and Harriet. The judge notes the deadlock and no session is held this day.
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New Hampshire
Portsmouth
Dr. Cowles
F-4 Submarine Defects Outlined by Navy Inquiry
Navy report on the F-4 disaster lists common weaknesses across all F class boats. Hydrogen gas from charging and discharging batteries caused an explosion on the F-4, while sea water seepage could release chlorine gas even submerged. The board commends crew and notes engine flaws but assigns no firm cause, as a new board investigates.
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Board of Inquiry
Honolulu
Rousch
Navy Department
Fulton Diabetic Compound touted in Boston ad campaign
An advertisement from Jaynes Drug Co. promotes Fulton’s Diabetic Compound as a treatment for diabetes. It cites sugar level reports from 6 percent to trace and claims the remedy reduces sugar and relieves symptoms in many patients over 45, urging physicians to prescribe and request the current bulletin.
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Fulton
Jaynes Drug Co
Washington St
Boston
John J. Fulton Co
Francisco
Cowles Suit Stalemate Hindered by Negotiations
Colonel John H. Bartlett reports that no agreement is in sight as talks between Dr. Cowles and Mrs. Cowles stall over settlement terms. Justice Pike and counsel shuffle proposals all day while both sides seek to avoid trial by patching the plan for joint guardianship to shield family details from public airing.
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Pike
Court House
Justice Pike
John H. Bartlett
Dr. Cowles
Bodies Recovered On Submarine F-4 Begin Moving
Rear Admiral C. J. Bush announced the finding of the bodies on submarine F-4. A hole was ordered in the forward compartment to access the crew. Embalming is planned once recovered, and if Washington allows, the US cruiser Maryland will stay to transport the bodies home.
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C. J. Bush
Washington
United States
Maryland
New Pumping Station Site Sails Through Hearing
Port directors endorsed the proposed high pressure pumping station for Boston on reclaimed land at Dorchester Avenue and Summer Street near the Summer Street Bridge after a hearing. The proposal now goes to Washington for federal approval.
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Dorchester Avenue
Summer Street
Summer Street Bridge
Washington
Catholic Club Plans Whist Night and Future Masses in Quincy
The Squantum Catholic Club launches with a monster whist party in Nelson Hall next Saturday and plans to hold Masses at Nelson Hall from next summer, replacing the two mile trip to Atlantic. Bishop Anderson will confirm large classes in Dorchester and South Boston on Monday. St Margaret's Dorchester at 9 and Gate of Heaven South Boston at 11. A St Angela's Mattapan lawn party Monday features a baby show. Rev Edward J. Campbell leads parish festival efforts. Sacred Heart Academy Watertown resumes Tuesday with 116 last year enrollees. graduates proceed to college, normal school or business positions. offerings include music art elocution and needle-work.
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Quincy
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Atlantic
Anderson
Dorchester
South Boston
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Gate of Heaven Church
St. Angela's Parish
Mattapan
Edward J. Campbell
Sacred Heart Academy
Lexington Street
Watertown
Academy
Protestant leagues and camp meeting speakers at Asbury Grove event
The 57th annual camp meeting at Asbury Grove Hamilton features Professor Marcus D. Buell of Boston University School of Technology as a principal speaker. Rev. J Frank Knotts and Rev C E Spaulding also speak. Boston Methodists plan League of the Kindly Tongue branches to curb sharp speech. Laymen’s convention set for Tremont Temple November 16 as part of a nationwide 1915 16 effort. Pastor J Cromwell Hughes returns from Lake Sunapee New Hampshire to Immanuel Baptist Field’s Corner with welcome services planned.
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Marcus D. Buell
Boston University School of Technology
J. Frank Knotts
Somerville
C. E. Spaulding
Dorchester
Boston
Methodist Church
Appleton
Wis
Massachusetts
J. Cromwell Hughes
Lake Sunapee
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Pastor Hughes
Immanuel Baptist Church
Field's Corner
Farrar interview shows artist struggle with happiness
A Boston letter to the editor reflects on Geraldine Farrar's remarks about respectability and love. The writer notes her confession that despite fame and independence she seeks transcendental happiness, asking if talent's goals undermine marriage and future usefulness to the young.
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Geraldine Farrar
Miss Farrar
Is Laziness a Disease According to Dr Bowers
Dr Bowers weighs in on whether laziness constitutes a medical condition in the upcoming Sunday Post Magazine. He discusses possible causes and implications for treatment and personal responsibility.
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Dr. Bowers
Sunday Post
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