Death of North Avenue Savings Bank Treasurer at 75
The long time treasurer of the North Avenue Savings Bank at North Cambridge died yesterday afternoon at his home 6 Linnaean street North Cambridge aged 75. He was twice married and survived by his second wife Harriet F Atwood of Cambridge whom he wed in 1889 and two daughters Mrs L D Pushee of Winchester and Mrs M D Batchelder of St Helena California.
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North Avenue Savings Bank
City
Linnaean Street
North
Cambridge
Harriet F. Atwood
L. D. Pushee
Winchester
M. D. Batchelder
St. Helena
8. C
Revenue Bill Delays Force Prolonged Congressional Session
Washington reports indicate the conference committee on the emergency revenue bill cannot finish before Friday at the earliest, delaying adjournment to Saturday. Senate filibusters and debates over the corrupt practices act and other measures prolong proceedings as leaders project a lengthy conference report.
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Washington
Conference Committee
Simmons
Senate
House
Kern
Protestant Churches See Clergy Movements and Reopenings
The article notes Rev Charles R Bailey to resume at St Anne's Revere mid month after a summer at St Margaret's Belfast and reports Broadway Universalist Church South Boston reopening next Sunday with Lucius Paige preaching on The Right to Work. Also lists Hopkinton Women’s Union officers and Trinity Church Newton Centre preacher at Cathedral Church of St Paul with hymn singing on the porch in the evening.
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Charles R. Bailey
St. Anne’s Church, Revere
Mr. Bailey
St. Margaret's Episcopal Church
Belfast
Broadway Universalist Church
South Boston
Lucius R. Paige
Paige
Wellfleet
Women's Union
Congregational Church
Hopkinton
E. M. Eldridge
Clifford C. Smith
Heath
George W. Butterfield
Mary B. Holman
H. PD. Jourdan
W. E. Drawbridge
G. L. Hemenway
D. P. Day
Edward T. Sullivan
Trinity Church
Newton Centre
Cathedral Church of St. Paul
Malden News Accepts 15 Year Old Henry Holden Jr
After interviewing 29 applicants the Malden News hires Henry F Holden Jr 15 of AA Granville Avenue Malden who reportedly eats no onions or garlic and washes behind his ears. Publisher Frank A Bayrd and Foreman D J Vezina announced the successful applicant yesterday following the ad.
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Frank A. Bayrd
D. J. Vezina
The
Malden News
Henry F. Holden, Jr
Granville Avenue
Malden
Onlookers Seize Hint of New Era in Clean Ear Tale
Mr Bayrd exults as he discovers Henry’s ears remain immaculate after a day’s work. Henry swears by onion and garlic ignorance, while Bayrd jokes about a mythic youth. Henry's pride grows as rivals grumble about being the “regular guy” with pink ears.
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Mr. Bayrd
Henry
William Allen White
O. Henry
Postal Embezzlement Charges Against Boston Employees
Richard H. Smith and Timothy J. Hayes two Boston postal department workers were arrested by Post Office Inspector Rhind on embezzlement from the mails. Smith is held on 600 dollar bond for a September 16 hearing and Hayes on 500 dollars for a September 15 hearing.
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Richard H. Smith
Timothy J. Hayes
Boston Postal Department
Post Office
Rhind
Smith
Hayes
Workman Killed by Shafting in Lawrence
Harry Silverstein, 45, of 466 Hampshire Street, was dragged into a shafting at the Merrimac shops in South Lawrence around noon and killed instantly. He had worked at the mill for about 15 years.
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Lawrence
Harry Silverstein
Hampshire Street
Merrimac
South Lawrence
Silverstein
Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer Promises Gray Coverage
Advertisement claims Q-Ban darkens gray hair like a shampoo turning gray streaks to an even dark shade. It touts healthy scalp, glossy soft hair, no dye, money-back guarantee, and a 50 cent large bottle sold at Riker Jaynes Liggett drug stores in Boston with mail orders available.
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Q-Ban
Riker-Jaynes-Liggetts Drug Stores
Boston
Mass
Malden Children Honor U S Flag Ceremony
Malden children take part in an afternoon flag lowering on Ferryway Green. Uncle Sam and Columbia figures join Chester and Doris Hooper as C. A. Charles, custodian since the flag first rose, leads the salute and oath of allegiance as the flag descends from the 90 foot pole on July 4 and daily thereafter.
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Uncle Sam
Columbia
Chester
Doris Hooper
Ferryway Green
Malden
C. A. Charles
Park Department
Children dress as Columbia and Uncle Sam in Malden
Doris and Chester Hooper seven and five years old children of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hooper of Oakland street Malden were photographed yesterday afternoon dressed as Columbia and Uncle Sam.
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Doris
Chester Hooper
Mrs
Arthur Hooper
Oakland Street
Malden
Columbia
Uncle Sam
Dr. Franklin Dyer Will Remain Boston School Superintendent
Dr. Franklin B. Dyer, Boston public schools superintendent, said he will stay in Boston to finish his term ending September 1, 1918. He declined to comment on any Ohio superintendent nomination and did not discuss other matters. He began his Boston tenure on September 1, 1912 for a six year term.
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Franklin B. Dyer
Boston
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