Roberts May Start Garage at 16% Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge board of aldermen approved Frank L. Roberts to operate a garage at 16 Massachusetts avenue corner Everett street by a 6 to 6 vote. Aldermen O Connor and Curley voted no after earlier threats by counsel Walsh that refusing the license would be theft. The matter has seen prior vetoes by Mayor Barry and multiple board reviews. The same meeting saw the finance committee report against Magazine Beach hospital site, which was tabled, and a $15,000 bathhouse project for Magazine Beach referred to the Park Commission and later denied in the Common Council.
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Frank L. Roberts
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Massachusetts Avenue
Everett Street
O’connor
Curley
John J. Walsh
Council
Walsh
Barry
Committee On Finance
Magazine Beach
Magazine Street
Park Commission
Common Council
Clauss
Brackett and Stimpson Wedding in Wakefield Home
Miss Lillian Emerson Stimpson and John L. Brackett wed yesterday at the bride’s grandmother’s Main street Wakefield home. The Rev. Guy Robbins of Lawrence officiated. The couple's reception followed. they honeymoon in Maine and will reside at 13 Charles Street in Wakefield.
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Lillian Emerson Stimpson
John L. Brackett
Walter N. Brackett
Wakefield
Main Street
Howard Emerson
Guy Robbins
Lawrence
Universalist Church
Maine
Brackett
Charles Street
Veterans recall Antietam at Second Massachusetts reunion
Thirty eight members of the Second Massachusetts Infantry gathered at the Revere House marking the 50th anniversary of the Antietam battle. N. D. P. Foster presided as business talks elected new officers: Dr. Lincoln R. Stone president Thatcher M. Currant vice president J. D. S. Baldwin recording secretary J. R. Merritt corresponding secretary Frank P. Loud treasurer.
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Second Massachusetts Infantry
Revere House
Antietam
N. D. P. Foster
Lincoln R. Stone
Boston
Thatcher M. Currant
Lynn
J. D. S. Baldwin
Lowell
J. R. Merritt
Swampscott
Frank P. Loud
Quincy
Debate Over Preserving Battle Flags at State House
Discussion centered on whether to repair or preserve the battle flags housed in Memorial Hall at the State House. The association opposed any interference with the flags in their current state and backed a plan to oppose restoration. Members were urged to contact Senators and Representatives to oppose repairing the flags. Banquet speakers recalled wartime incidents and several attendees arrived from New York and the Midwest.
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Memorial Hall
State House
New York
Middle West
35th in reunion recalls Civil War act and Antietam
Sixty seven members of the 35th Massachusetts Regiment of Volunteers gathered at the Ford building to mark the 50th anniversary of the Antietam battle. General Nathaniel Wales spoke of the regiment’s brave actions and the capture of a Confederate flag. Major Francis A. Bicknell highlighted Massachusetts pensions to veterans, noting $37,000,000 paid since the war.
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Massachusetts Regiment of Volunteers
Antietam
Ford Building
Nathaniel Wales
Wales
State House
Francis A. Bicknell
Massachusetts
Shaw Couple Plans World Trip With Young Son
Mr and Mrs Quincy Adams Shaw Jr of Pride's Crossing Massachusetts announce plans to travel around the world with their young son after closing their summer home. They have spent months in Egypt and will visit the Holy Land India Japan and other major points. Mrs Shaw is daughter of the late Henry Pemberton and known in Philadelphia society. Mr Shaw is brother of Mrs Henry Pratt McKean. The Shaws spend much time in Philadelphia between travels. Announcement came through relatives today.
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Philadelphia
Quincy Adams Shaw, Jr
Pride’s Crossing
Mass
Pride's Crossing
Henry Pemberton
Shaw
Henry Pratt McKean
Four Hundred
Mrs. Shaw
Relative of Two Candidates Dies in Bay City
Jared M. Snyder prominent Bay City citizen dies suddenly of apoplexy. He was a second cousin of President Taft and his widow is a first cousin of Governor Woodrow Wilson. Snyder served as judge of the northwestern Iowa circuit and worked with the Agricultural Department in Washington.
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Bay City
Mich
Jared M. Snyder
Snyder
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Northwestern
Iowa
Agricultural Department
Washington
Home Aids to Health and Beauty for Sallow Skin
Advertisement lists tonics and remedies for sallow complexions eyelashes eyebrows eyes and hair. It promotes kardene pyroxin spurmax quinqying and other solutions with instructions and benefits for complexion, vision, hair and scalp health.
Melrose Mayor Warns Over Tolstoi Crucifixion Film
A Melrose protest by four Melrose Women's Club members prompted Mayor French to press theatre management after a film depicting the Tolstoi described crucifixion drew criticism. The mayor noted the film had been passed by the National Board of Censorship and urged not to provoke public opinion or invite official action.
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French
Melrose
Melrose Women’s Club
Tolstoi
National Board of Censorship
Man Seriously Hurt After Car Fall Roxbury
Walter H. Barnes age 49 of 196 Harrison Avenue fell while alighting from an outbound car in front of Geneva Avenue Roxbury last night striking his head. He was taken to City Hospital in critical condition.
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Walter H. Barnes
Harrison Avenue
Geneva Avenue
Roxbury
City Hospital
U S Foreign Trade Reaches Record in August
Washington reports that August exports reached 167.9 million dollars and imports 155.0 million, marking the eighth consecutive month of higher trade. Eight month totals show exports at 1.147 billion and imports at 1.188 billion, with year over year gains of more than 26 million in each side.
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Washington
United States
America
Mother Finds Daughter Dead In Bed At Noon
Hannah McTernan aged 40 of 18 Phillips Street was found dead in bed by her mother Mary McTernan when the latter went to summon her to dinner at noon yesterday.
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Hannah McTernan
Phillips Street
Mary McTernan
Best hay fever remedy Ascatco offers relief all season
The article extols Ascatco as a proven treatment for hay fever, claiming it frees nasal passages and enables normal sleep without climate changes. It advises starting early in the season and continuing to frost, with sizes priced 50 cents and $2 at local stores and a free trial by writing to the Ascatco Laboratory in New York.
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Riker-Jaynes
Houghton & Dutton’s Drug Dept
Ascatco Laboratory
West 25Th St
New York City
Brewers Use G V Electric Trucks Across Industry
Jacob Ruppert notes that about 510 G V electric trucks are in service among some 69 Brewers with nearly 600 on order, representing over 2 million dollars in GV truck investments. He emphasizes their daily use across 103 business lines showing the machines’ strong uptake by U S brewery operators.
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