Waterfront calendar and war woes in early 20th century column
The article notes Atlantic tides and celestial events for September while reporting foreign port arrivals to Boston at 27 passengers in August, the suspected loss of Avon and Timandra to a U-boat, and Captain Mesquita taking an interest in the Muriel after Francis J. O'Hara Jr. was sunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Avon
River Platte
Timandra
Buenos Ayres
Joseph P. Mesquita
Francis J. O'Hara, Jr
Nova Scotia
Muriel
American Ship Sunk. 26 Men Missing
The vessel Onega, once the Luckenbach and previously the Brooklyn Macpherson Obdam and British Queen, was sunk with 26 crew listed as missing. Officials could not confirm the final fate as search efforts continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8S. V
Luckenbach
Brooklyn
Macpherson, Obdam
Fishermen Report Sinking of Two Schooners by Submarine
Twenty men from the fishing schooner Elsie Porter of Lunenburg and five from the Potentate of La Have landed at St Johns reporting their vessels sunk by a German submarine last Friday.
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Burg
ST. John’s, N. F
Elsie Porter
Lunenburg
N. S
Potentate
la Have
Prisoner Held After Sinking of Submarine
Reports say the captain of the Porter is a prisoner aboard the submarine last Friday. The Potentate’s captain and several crew members are unaccounted for since the sinking, with concerns about their status and fate.
Crews Reach Halifax After German Submarine Sinking
Crews of five fishing schooners sunk off Point Platte Miquelon arrived in Halifax from St Pierre Miquelon. 124 men aboard including Captain Charles T. Gregory and 24 crew of the J J Flaherty. Eighteen Flaherty crewmen were ashore when the sub sank the vessel with a bomb after ordering others to leave.
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Halifax
N.S
Point Platte
Miquelon
St. Pierre
Charles T. Gregory
J. J. Flaherty
C. M. Waltord
E. B. Walters
Vera D. Adams
Gloaming
Flaherty
Ee Gregory
Eric
Escripk Torpedoed in Atlantic Port Incident
The British steamship Wscrick of 4151 tons bound from Bordeaux to Montreal was torpedoed near the French coast on Aug. 16. Thirteen of 37 crew members survived after being rescued by an oil tanker. an engineer and two firemen are believed killed. two lifeboats, including the captain, are missing. Survivors were afloat three days before rescue, and the ship sank in twenty minutes.
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Wscrick
Bordeaux
Montreal
Liewéllyn
Three Lost in Canoe Upset in Maine Tragedy
In Andover Maine on Sunday Reginald Cummings of Paris Hill and his wife and Mrs Guy S Swett of South Paris drowned after their canoe overturned in B Pond in Oxford county. Mrs Swett leaves two children while Mr and Mrs Cummings are survived by seven children.
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Andover
Reginald Cummings
Paris Hill
Guy S. Swett
South Paris
Oxford County
B Pond
Mrs Skeels Anxious To Face Her Accusers
The accused nurse Mrs Skeels expresses wish to be arraigned despite illness. She appeals through counsel for fair judgment until innocence is proven, asks doctors to help her be well by tomorrow, and pledges trust in friends and Alfred. She will be presented in Lawrence court at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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Acceusers
Florence Gay
Alfred
Mrs. Skeels
Lawrence Court
War Department casualty notices reveal five local soldiers killed or wounded
Private Josiah D. Nickerson of L Company 1101st Infantry was killed in action July 19 per War Department despatch received by his wife in Cambridge after residing in Chatham. Private Michael F. Mack of Readville was wounded in France July 23, aged 87, after enlisting last October and sailing in March. Corporal Verner Davis of Springfield died of pneumonia in France August 23. he served in the Quartermaster Corps from Bristol, Connecticut. Private Peter Belado of I Company 104th Infantry was killed in action July 20 at age 27, after enlisting in May 1917, with three brothers and four sisters surviving.
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Josiah D. Nickerson
L Company
1101St Infantry
War Department
Chatham
Warland Street
Cambridge
Nickerson
France
Michael F. Mack
Blanchard Street
Readville
Patrick Mack
D Company
Th Infantry
Camp Green
Mack
Verner Davis
Springfield
Eva M. Davis
Quartermaster Corps
Bristol
James Belado
Millers Falls
Peter Belado
I Company
104Th Infantry
New England Casualties In War Department List
The War Department issued a casualty list naming 810 soldiers, with New England contributions cited. Six New England servicemen fell or were missing, including three Bay State men among four total KIA. Massachusetts supplied 32 names amid broader regional losses.
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War Department
New England
Massachusetts
Bay State
New England Men Listed as Casualties in War Effort
Long casualty roster lists many men from Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and Maine with home addresses across towns including Cambridge Marlboro Arlington Lynn Somerville Holyoke and New Haven. Entries include private seaman sergeant and corporal ranks with units 101st Infantry E and F companies and 20th Infantry among others. An entry notes a sergeant held as prisoner by the enemy and one listed as previously reported missing.
Unofficial List Of Casualties From War Department
A circulated unofficial roster among friends reports soldiers notified by letter of casualties. Names include killed in action Peter Belado Millers Falls and Verner Davis Springfield among 104th Infantry casualties, wounded Richfield Lubold Holyoke and Edwin Streeter Springfield, with others from Burlington St Johnsbury and Benway and Morgan listed for various regiments.
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War Department
Richfield F. Lubold
Laurel St
Holyoke
H Co
Sth
Inf. Corp
E. J. Devine
Burlington, Vt
4Th Co
Edwin W. Streeter
Springfield
Sanitary
Ing
Experience Returns to Majestic Theatre
The Majestic opened its season with George W. Hobart's modern morality play Experience, first seen here three years ago to strong praise. It later toured three houses with consistent success, bringing a staged revival to local audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theatre
George W. Hobart
Youth in Worldly Walk Impresses Local Audiences
The play Youth presented by Raymond Van Sickle with Duncan Penwarden in the title role drew capacity crowds for two performances. Marie Horne portrayed Pleasure, Dorothy Newell Passion, May McManus Intoxication, and Fraser Coulter Wealth in a lavishly mounted production with dazzling costumes.
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Messrs Elliott
Comstock
Gest
Raymond van Sickle
Duncan Penwarden
Marie Horne
Dorothy Newell
May McManus
Frazer Coulter
Gaston Talks 10 Labor Men at Lynn and Norwood
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Colonel William A. Gaston spoke to organized labor in Lynn and later to a Knights of Columbus crowd in Norwood. He urged rapid war preparation, strong manpower, and industrial planning while stressing national prosperity through enterprise, investment, and labor share. He praised New England industry and called for thoughtful views on government railroad and plant ownership.
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William A. Gaston
Organized Labor
Lynn
Knights of Columbus
Norwood
Europe
New England
Labor and Government Officials Address Manchester Meeting
Daniel T. O Connell and Enos K Sawyer spoke to a large group of Manchester manufacturers and labor leaders on federal plans to secure labor and maintain efficiency at munition plants. Acting Mayor Corbin presided as the officials promote a state wide war effort initiative. The group pledged aid and will visit Portsmouth for a similar discussion led by Mayor Ladd.
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Manchester
N. H
Daniel T. O'Connell
Boston
Federal Employment Service
Enos K. Sawyer
New Hampshire
The
Employment Service
United States
Corbin
Mesers
O’connell
Sawyer
Portsmouth
Ladd
Where to Deposit Your Savings
Money deposited in Massachusetts institutions will draw interest from specified dates. Institutions listed include Andover Savings Bank Andover Cambridgeport Savings Bank elrose Savings Bank Melrose Blackstone Savings Bank Boston Five Cents Savings Bank Columbus Savings Bank Boston Home Savings Bank Boston Salem Five Cents Savings Bank Salem Waltham Savings Bank Waltham. Deposits at these banks begin earning interest on dates shown.
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Massachusetts
Andover Savings Bank
Andover
Brighton
Five Cents Savings Bank
Cambridgeport Savings Bank
Elrose Savings Bank
Melrose
Blackstone Savings Bank
Boston
Columbus Savings Bank
Home Savings Bank
Salem
Waltham Savings Bank
J. Roy
Summer St
Beach
L. H. Burack & CO
Bromfield St
Alster
Trust Companies Deposit Interest Dates Listed
Deposits in savings or interest departments of trust companies earn interest from specified dates. Institutions include Guaranty Trust Cambridge Sept, Charlestown Trust Cambridge Sept, Commonwealth Boston Sept, Cosmopolitan Boston Sept, Exchange Boston Aug, Federal Boston Sept, Fidelity Boston Sept, Metropolitan Boston Aug, Old South Boston Sept, South Boston Trust Boston Sept, United States Trust Boston Sept, Fitchburg Sept, Metropolitan Melrose Sept, Highland Somerville Sept, Somerville Trust Aug, Waltham Trust Waltham Sept.
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Guaranty Trust Co
Cambridge
Charlestown Trust Co
Charles’n
Commonwealth Trust Co
Boston
Cosmopolitan Trust
Exchange Trust Co
Federal Trust Co
Fidelity Trust Co
All Metropolitan Trust Co
Old South Trust Co
Boston Trust Co
Boston and United States Trust Co
Fitchb Bank and Trust Co
Met Co
Melrose
Highland Trust Co
Somerville
Somerville Trust Co
Hitchcock Brings Hitchy Koo to Colonial Theatre
The Colonial Theatre opens its new season with Raymond Hitchcock in Hitchy Koo, the 1918 edition of his hit stage spectacle, a marquee draw for the current dramatic lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Theatre
Raymond Hitchcock
Hitchcock Vaudeville Acts Delight Boston Audiences
Mr Hitchcock presents a two week engagement of a vaudeville program without a plot. Eleanor Sinclair Ray Dooley June Roberts Ruth Miller Roy Cummings Charles Howard George Moore headline a talented cast with a lively chorus. Elaborate scenery and costumes accompany a series of topical sketches and comic bits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Boston
Eleanor Sinclair
Ray Dooley
June Roberts
Orpheum Theatre Features Two Headliners and News Views
At Loew's Orpheum yesterday two vaudeville headliners appeared led by William Sisto with His First Speech. The bill included the Sorrento Quintet Mr and Mrs Harry McDonald The Knockout Kemp and Rollinson Dorothy and Buster and the Norman brothers. On screen were news pictures war views a comedy and The Heart of the Wilds with Elsie Ferguson. Thursday film change to Captain Kinder Company and The Marriage Ring with Enid Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loew’s Orpeeum Theatre
William Sisto
Sorrento
Harry McDonald
Captain Kinder Company
Enid Bennett
Codman Square Theatre Opens New Bill With Four Acts
Four vaudeville acts performed at Codman Square Theatre yesterday led by J. C. Mack in Mother Goose and Bert Baker and Company in Prevarication. Early and Laight and Ajax and Emilie also appeared. New screen features included latest news pictures a comedy and Missing. An entire change of bill is set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Codman Square Theatre
J. C. Mack
Bert Baker and Company
Early
Laight
Ajax
Emilie
Columbia Theatre Bill Features Fairbanks Double Feature
The Loew's Columbia Theatre showed Douglas Fairbanks in Bound in Morocco and Coals of Fire with Enid Bennett. The second half will present David W. Griffiths The Great Love and Clara Kimball Young in The Savage Woman.
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Loew
Columbia Theatre
Douglas Fairbanks
Morocco
Tremont Temple screens My Four Years in Germany film
The film adaptation of My Four Years in Germany based on Gerard’s book was shown for the 242d Tremont Temple performance. The audience showed deep interest throughout the screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Gerard
Tremont Temple
Useful Things Only for Gifts The War Board Conference
Washington reports retailers at a War Industrial Board conference agreed not to expand work forces or hours for the holiday season. They urged ads promoting useful gifts, limited to children for exceptions. Manufacturing and delivery to distribution centers is said completed, with waste materials repurposed into toys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Industrial Board
Keiths Theatre Hosts Two Headliners This Week
Hermine Shone and Janet Adair headline Keiths Theatre this week. Adair performs capital song recitations backed by Miss Adelphi at the piano. Shone offers a comedy sketch titled The Best Sellers with Regan Houston. Other acts include Dooley and Sales in Will Yer Jim, Sheehan and Regay in Five-Foot Fancies, Hallen and Fuller in The Corridor of Time, plus Harry and Grace Ellsworth Fern Bigelow and King and Stan Stanley. Pathe Weekly and war pictures round out the bill.
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Keith's
Hermine Shone
Janet Adair
Miss Adelphi
Miss Shone
Regan Houston
Dooley and
Sales
Jim
Sheehan
Regay
Hallen and Fuller
Harry and
Grace Ells
The Great Love leads Bowdoin Square Theatre bill
W Griffiths latest spectacle The Great Love headlines at Bowdoin Square Theatre. Lillian Gish and stars like Dowager Queen of England and Robert Harron appear. Other features include Theme of July in Paris Doing Their Bit Her Screen Idol and weekly animated segment plus five vaudeville acts.
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W. Griffith
Bowdoin Square Theater
Griffith
France
Lillian Gish
England
Robert Harron
George Fawcett
George Siegmann
Rosemary Theby
Maxfield Stanley
Gloria Hope
Paris
Louise Fazenda
For Husbands Only Shown at Boston Theatre
A novel picture titled For Husbands Only drew curiosity and interest at the Boston Theatre yesterday. The vaudeville features Emma Stephens in songs Hank Brown and a company in Little Ida Gunther, the Bond Wilson company in Superstitions Brennan and Davis Sprague and McNeece the Pathe Weekly and an official war picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Emma Stephens
Hank Brown
Ida Gunther
Bond Wilson
May Robson Opens Limited Engagement at Hollis Street Theatre
May Robson began her first full week at Hollis Street Theatre in a limited engagement. She presented a new program to two large audiences yesterday, marking the start of the run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Robson
Hollis Street Theatre
Paramount Week Highlights at Lancaster Theatre
The Lancaster Theatre features Douglas Fairbanks in Mr. Fix It and Wallace Reid in Believe Me Xan Tippe. The final half bills Dorothy Dalton in The Kaiser's Shadow and Sessue Hayakawa in The White Man's Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Lancaster Theatre
Douglas Fairbanks
Wallace Reid
Dorothy Dalton
The
Sessue Hayakawa
Turn of the Wheel at Beacon Theatre with Geraldine Farrar
Geraldine Farrar appears in a new photoplay The Turn of the Wheel at the Beacon Theatre in modern attire and setting. The program also features His Birthright starring Sessue Hayakawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Farrar
Beacon Theatre
Sessue Hayakawa
Parlor Bedroom and Bath Tops Boston Engagement
The musical comedy Parlor, Bedroom and Bath resumed its third week at Park Square Theatre, drawing strong crowds in Boston. Florence Moore leads the company in the successful run already running since its opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Square Theatre
Boston
Florence Moore
Gayety Theatre presents The New Bon Ton Girls this week
The Gayety Theatre features The New Bon Ton Girls with At the Movies. Leading comedian Lester Allen headlines with Ed Miller John Barry Jack Strause Ruby Willing Martha Horton Fios sie Everette and Elsie Cole as the leading woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayety Theatre
Bon Ton Girls
Lester Allen
Ed Miller
John Barry
Jack Strause
Ruby Willing
Martha Horton
Fiossie Everette
Elsie Cole
St James Theatre Opens Under New Management
The St James Theatre opened yesterday under new management with D W Griffith's The Great Love shown on the screen. A long vaudeville bill accompanied the feature and the musical comedy On the Beach at Waikiki. The remainder of the week will feature the Parisians Ku banoff Van der Koors the Manning sisters and a musical act.
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St. James Theatre
D. W. Griffith
Waikiki
Kubanoff
van der Koors
Manning Sisters
Waldron's Casino Presents The Butterflies of Broadway
Waldron's Casino features The Butterflies of Broadway this week under manager Sam Howe. The company includes Helen Tarr Sam Howard Jim Coughlan Hattie Beall Basil Duck Jeanette Cobert Grace Tremont Lester Dorr and a chorus of three men and women.
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The
Butterflies of
Broadway
Sam Howe
Waldron
Mr. Howe
Helen Tarr
Sam Howard
Jim Coughlan
Hattie Beall
Basil Duck
Jeanette Cobert
Grace Tremont
Lester Dorr
Franklin Park Theatre Reopens With Les Misérables
The Franklin Park Theatre in Dorchester reopened yesterday presenting Les Misérables. Management announces a continuous policy from 1 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. with vaudeville and pictures changed on Mondays and Thursdays.
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Franklin Park
Dorchester
Farrar Shown In The Turn of the Wheel at Modern Theatre
Geraldine Farrar appeared in the feature The Turn of the Wheel at the Modern Theatre, a drama about a girl’s love for a man met in Monte Carlo. The other photoplay featured Sessue Hayakawa in His Birth Right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Farrar
Modern Theatre
Monte Carlo
Sessue Hayakawa
Smashing Through at Scollay Square Olympia
Herbert Rawlinson headlines the week as the special picture in Smashing Through at Scollay Square Olympia. The vaudeville bill promises surprises along with Olympia News Weekly and the Mutt and Jeff cartoon for a complete, fine programme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Rawlinson
Scollay Square
Olympia
Olympia News
Mutt and Jeff
Maytime at the Shubert Theatre Opens Another Strong Week
The Shubert Theatre presents Maytime with William Norris Charles Purcell and Peggy Wood in the cast. It follows a period of strong patronage as vacationers return to resorts.
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Shubert
William Norris
Charles Purcell
Peggy Wood
Oh Lady Lady succeeds at Wilburg as top show
The run at Wilburg surpasses earlier Princess Theatre successes Very Good Eddie and Oh Boy with strong capacity business since the musical comedy first opened in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Wilburg
Princess Theatre Management
Eddie
Boston
Plymouth Theatre opens second week with Friendly Enemies star Lew Fields
In Boston the Plymouth Theatre production Friendly Enemies enters its second week led by Lew Fields with Charles Winninger. The comedy draws strong city reaction, offering both entertainment and food for thought for audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Theatre
Boston
Lew Fields
Charles Winninger
Mile-a-Minute Ambark Ali at the Howard
The Howard hosts a fast moving vaudeville bill this week headlined by the Mile-a-Minute Ambark Ali. The lineup features Lawton the juggler Sam Nainoa the Hawaiian musician Pritzkow and Blanchard Louis Bovais Millard and Millard and Rita Murri burlesquers among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambark Ali
The
Howard
Lawton
Sam Nainoa
Pritzkow and Blanchard
Louis Bovais
Millard
Rita Murri
Triple bill dazzles at Loew's with Ferguson and Hart
At Loew's last night Elsie Ferguson stars in Heart of the Wilds amid a strong company. William S. Hart appears in Riddle Gawne while a Hick Manhat tan comedy features Peggy Hopkins. Photoplays shown Globe Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loew's
Elsie Ferguson
William S.hart
Riddle Gawne
Boston Audience Sees Mr Logan U S A In Secret Service Sketch
Last night at Gordon's Olympia a large audience witnessed for the first time in Boston Mr Logan U S S A dealing with a Secret service agent and his successful efforts. Charlie Chap in A Film Johnny the Mutt and Jeff cartoons and the Olympia News Weekly met with approval.
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Gordon
Olympia
Boston
Mr. Logan
U. Ss. A
U. S
Secret Service
Charlie Chapin
Johnny
Mutt and
Jeff
Olympia News Weekly
Fenway Screenings Highlight Irene Castle and Bryant Washburn
The Fenway presents Irene Castle in The First Law and Bryant Washburn in Till I Come Back to You during the first three days of the week. Later in the week Douglas Fairbanks stars in Bound in Morocco and Harry Morey in All Man for the second half.
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the Fenway
Irene Castle
Bryant Washburn
Douglas Fairbanks
Morocco
Harry Morey
Farnum Stars in Riders of the Purple Sage at Park Theatre
At the Park Theatre yesterday William Farnum appeared in Riders of the Purple Sage and outdons himself in this production. Bert Lytell features as a gentleman safe cracker in Boston Blackie's Little Pal. The eighth episode of A Fight for Millions with William Duncan delivers thrills. The Pathe Weekly and agraph comedy are included with Miss Margaret Melia Henry in a return engagement.
Exeter Street Theatre Bill Shows Classic Films This Week
The Exeter Street Theatre presents Charles Ray in A Nine O'Clock Town and Cecil DeMille's Till I Come Back to You for the first three days. The rest of the week features D. W. Griffith's The Great Love and Billie Burke in In Pursuit of Polly.
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Exeter Street
Charles Ray
Children’s Dancing Carnival at Norumbega Park
At 2 p m today Norumbega Park hosts a children’s dancing carnival with over 200 boys and girls expected to participate making a picturesque scene for spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norumbega Park
Obituary notices from Cambridge and nearby towns
Funeral notices list Bridget Barry widow of John Barry and many others across Cambridge Melrose Malden Roxbury Somerville East Boston Medford Weymouth Taunton and Everett with masses at Sacred Heart St Patrick St Clement's Our Lady of Mt Carmel and St Joseph's churches. Services set Sept 4 and 5 with auto cortege and relatives invited.
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Cambria
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Sohia
Catherine Burns
Rec Manning
Second St
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Dillon
Charlestown
Philip Joseph
Francis
St. Francis de Sales
Malden
Willia F. Freeman
Leland
Handricken
Dorchester
Melvina Handricken
Sullivan
Everett St
Church of the Assumption
Kiernan
Taunton
Eisie A. Garratt
William L. Kiernan
Cambridge
South Station
Landry
Medford
Elizabeth Landry
John Landry
Mayberry Ave
St. Clement's Church
Gloucester
Mahoney
Roxbury
Annie Mahoney
Mulqueeney
Michael Mahoney
Albany St
St. Philip's
M'Donald
Thomas McDonald
Mary A. McDonald
Reardon
Spring St
Moran
Rose Moran
Hurley
Michael Moran
John J. Sullivan
Thorndike St
St. Patrick's Church
Somerville
Bartholomew J
Alice A.nne
Murphy) Reardon
Gilman St
St. Joseph’s Church
Prince Edward Island
Reppucci
Boston
Albert
Nicola and
Giuseppa
Sarno
Sumner St
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel’s
Rumrell
Wreshington St
Eliza J
George L. Rumrell
Waterman Chapel
Washington St
Richmond
Ryan
Littleton
N. H
Annie Ryan
Astor St
St. Cecila’s Church
Belvedere St
Smith
James A. Smith
Pemberton St
Mt. Auburn Crematory
Swett
Winthrop Centre
Fred W. Swett
Bartlett Road
Taylor
Everett Miles Taylor
Waterman's
Dudley St
Thompson
Elizabeth M
Isaiah P. Thompson
Waterman
Thomson
John E
Elizabeth
Turner
Selina
William Turner
Selina Gallagher
Dorchester St
St. Augustine’s Church
Vessey
Mary
George
Margaret T. Vessey
Lyden
T. J. Mahoney & Sons
Welch
Waltham
Annie KB
Heard St
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Young
Everett
Annie A. Young
Edward Young
North, End
Tnion St
Church of Our Lady of Grace
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Hemlock St
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Conn
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Lincoln Ave
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Main St
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Dixfield
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Harold St
Providence
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King’s Highway
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Jeffersonville
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Rand St
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Squire St
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Cherry St
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Sherman St
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City Ave
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D Co
20Th Inf
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Pelham St
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Young St
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Linwood
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Suffolk St
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Lanesboro
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Front St
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Madison Ave
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Essex Ct
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Chick Ave
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Dean St
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Allen St
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Vine St
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Taft Ave
Stamford
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Chapel St
New Haven
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Billings St
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Cabot
Holyoked Co
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Meachan St
Roy HB. Deragon
Lincoln St
Carl W. Harris
Shrewsbury St
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Austin St
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U. S.C
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D. C. Campbell
Catherine St
Roslindale
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Flowerprior
States
Canada
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Beacon Street
Tremont
Frank RB. M’grane
First St
Tel
Boylston Detective Agency
Boylston St
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