Arlington High School Athlete Charles Parris Funeral
The funeral for Charles T. Parris, Arlington High School athlete killed by an accidental rifle discharge by classmate George Percy, will be at 9 a.m. Tuesday at St. Agnes Church, Bedford Street, Arlington. Eight Arlington High football teammates will serve as pallbearers.
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Charles T. Parris
Arlington High School
George Percy
St. Agnes Church
Bedford Street
Arlington
Chilian Admiral to View Armor Tests in America
Admiral Goni of the Chilean navy will visit the United States around September 25 to inspect naval stations and observe ballistic armor tests at Indian Head proving grounds. He chairs the Chilean Naval Commission which met recently in London.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Goni
America
Indian Head Proving Grounds
London
Contempt Question Raised Over Astor Remarrying
New York Supreme Court Justice Mills notes any citizen may bring contempt proceedings against Colonel John Jacob Astor for marrying Madeleine Force after a court decree forbade remarriage. Mills says contempt has not been ruled on in this state though remarriage validity has. He adds the public has an interest alongside the parties.
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New York
Astor
Supreme Court
Isaac N. Mills
John Jacob Astor
Madeleine Force
Newport
Dittenhoefer
Colonel Astor
Mills
Jordan's Colonial Suite Opens at Jordan Marsh
The Colonial Suite exhibit at Jordan Marsh Company unveils a seven room home setting in rose green brown and cream tones. Furnishings include Colonial mahogany furniture velour draperies Cluny lace and white woodwork with detailed room studies from reception hall to library and guest chamber.
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Jordan Marsh Company
Colonel John J. McCook Dies at 67 in Seabright
Col John J. McCook, famed New York lawyer and member of the fighting McCooks, died at his Seabright summer home of pneumonia at 67. Survived by widow Janetta Alexander McCook and four daughters, he was wounded at Spotsylvania and later jurist with Green Alexander. He declined Cabinet posts and led the Briggs heresy case.
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Daniel McCook
John McCook
McCook
Spottsylvania
Kenyon College
Harvard Law School
Green & Alexander
United States
McKinley
Colonel McCook
War
Navy
Interior
Briggs
Presbyterian Committee
Princeton Theological Seminary
Fire on Motor Boat Leona Sparks Rescue by Boston Crew
While approaching the harbor last evening the power boat Leona caught fire and burned with the crew of two rescued. Lt Charles Long of the Boston fire department and drawtenders John Fitzgerald Charles Powers and Richard Powers extinguished the flames with sand, suffering burns on Long's hands as a serious catastrophe was averted.
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Leona
Charles Long
Boston Fire Department
John Fitzgerald
Charles Powers
Richard Powers
Warren Bridge
Tower 1
Bulfinch Street
Archbishop O Connell Attends Cathedral Mass at Holy Cross
A large crowd filled the Cathedral of the Holy Cross for a solemn high mass at 10:15 AM. Archbishop O Connell appeared publicly for the first time since returning from abroad, presiding from the throne with Cathedral staff in attendance.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
O’connell
Thomas R. McCoy
Michael J. Scanlan
Mgr
Michael J. Splaine
D. D
St. John’s Theological Seminary
Brighton
Charles J. Sullivan
D. C. Lr
Father Sullivan
Pio de Luca
James T. Whelan
Two Newton Boys Vanish After Freight Ride
Four weeks ago John O Halloran and Howard Nally both seventeen left Newton with a third boy and disappeared after riding a freight. O Halloran who lives at 98 Allison Street weighs about 145 pounds walks with a hip limp and wears a mixed gray coat brown trousers and a blue cap. Nally of 10 West Street has tattoo marks on his arms and wore a dark blue suit and cap when last seen.
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John O'Halloran
Howard Nally
Newton
Newtonville
O'Halloran
Allison Street
Nally
West Street
O’halloran
France Will Not Back Down Over Moroccan Controversy
Paris reports say the French foreign office has little new information on Moroccan talks and awaits Ambassador Cambon’s view after his meeting with German foreign minister Von Kiderlen. France remains firm on its proposals, while Germany’s reply and Congo territorial issues loom.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Cambon
Herr von Kiderlen Waechter
Germany
France
Congo
Minstrels Parade Through Boston Opening National Theatre
A real old time minstrel parade marks the first such event in 20 years as the National Boston consolidated minstrels lead a city route from the National Theatre on Tremont street through downtown streets. Lew Benedict, Singhie Dougherty, and Eli Stone debut as a professional minstrel tonight with a big brass band.
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Boston
National
Boston Consolidated Minstrels
National Theatre
Tremont Street
Boston Minstrels
Lew Benedict
Singhie Dougherty
Eli Stone
Boylston Street
Essex Street
Harrison Avenue
Dover Street
Washington
Northampton
Tremont
Roxbury Crossing
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Body of Italian Boy Found in Little River
In Portland Maine on Sept 17 Angelo Delmonico aged 19 one of three Italians fired at by Windham farmer was found dead in Little River by a fellow countryman. The farmer Charies Irish admitted firing a shotgun but claimed it was in the air no charges filed. Autopsy planned. authorities believe the victim drowned while fleeing in panic.
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Portland
Angelo Delmonico
Big Orchard
Little River
Trail guides seek murder suspects north of Moosehead Lake
In Waterville Maine on September 17 a party of guides and sportsmen pursued two half breed guides accused of a deadly assault on a man named McDonald. He lies near dying from a skull fracture as assailants flee toward Canada. Sheriff Mooers and a hotel manager relay the dispatch as a volunteer posse joins the chase.
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Waterville
Moosehead Lake
McDonald
Canada
Mooers
Piscataquis County
Kineo
Charles A. Judkins
Adamson's Cough Balsam Advertisement Claim
An 19th century ad asserts Adamson's Cough Balsam makes a cold or cough disappear. The claim targets readers seeking relief from flu like symptoms and promotes the product as a simple remedy. The notice emphasizes quick effects and broad applicability to respiratory discomfort.
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Adamson
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