Mass meeting to select delegates for Washington rights congress
A citizens auxiliary committee to the National Equal Rights league formed at 3 Marble Street to promote a mass meeting at Twelfth Baptist Church tomorrow night. Delegates to the national colored citizenship rights congress in Washington will be chosen. T. V. Jones chairs, W. Q. Browne is secretary, Mrs. Laura Anderson chairs ushers. Speakers include C. G. Morgan Rev Shaw Miss Gardner Rev Puller and others.
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Citizens’ Auxiliary
National Equal Rights League
Marble Street
Twelfth Baptist Church
National Colored Citizenship Rights Congress
Washington, D. C
T. V. Jones
W. Q. Browne
Citizens’ Committee
Laura Anderson
C. G. Morgan
M. A. N. Shaw
Eliza Gardner
A. W. Puller
Charles H. Seales
A. W. Whaley
B. W. Swain
J. 8. Gaines
J. W. Schenck
Alice W. McKane
William L. Reed
William D. Brigham
Sherwin L. Cook
John M. Burnell
E. T. Morris
How to Be Slim and Lose Fat Quickly
An article recommends Korean capsules as a weight loss aid. It advises taking one after each meal and one before bed, weighing weekly, and claims rapid fat reduction with no harm. It emphasizes affordability and a short trial period to prove effectiveness.
Uniform Auto Laws Sought by National Conference
The national conference of commissioners on uniform state laws with the American Bar Association plans uniform auto laws to resolve interstate conflicts. A seven member special committee will study current legislation and draft needed reforms. Joseph F. O Connell of Massachusetts joins the group alongside C P Black Lansing George Whitelock Baltimore Carlos C Alden Buffalo William S Greenough Providence Edwin A Krauthoff Kansas City and Robert L Manning Manchester New Hampshire.
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National Conference of Commisioners
American Bar Association
Bar Associations
Chicago
Joseph F. O’connell
Massachusetts
C. P. Black
Lansing
Mich
George Whitelock
Baltimore
Carlos C. Alden
Buffalo
N. Y
Williams. Greenough
Providence
R. I
Edwin A. Krauthoff
Kansas City
Robertl. Manning
Manchester
N. H
Gibson Marry Miss Sibly Marsh in Quincy Nuptials
Dr Edward Thomas Gibson of Kansas City and Miss Sibly Marsh of Quincy wed last night at the Marsh home 4 Irving Place in Quincy. The couple includes a clinical director and pathologist at Connecticut State Hospital in Middletown.
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Sibly Marsh
Radcliffe
Edward Thomas Gibson
Kansas City
Connecticut State Hospital
Middletown
Miss Agassiz Becomes Bride at Homewood Summer Home
Miss Maria Dallas Agassiz, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rodolphe L Agassiz of Boston, married Cornelius Conway Felton at Homewood the bride's parents summer residence in Hamilton. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Conway Felton of Haverford Pennsylvania, is Harvard Class of 1916. The Rev John McGarry officiated as the bride was given in marriage by her father with Miss Anna Agassiz as maid of honor.
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Hamilton
Maria Dallas Agassiz
Rodolphe L. Agassiz
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Cornelius Conway Felton
Four Indicted in Haverhill Riot Case Unsealed
Haverhill reports reveal four men named by Essex county grand jury in the so called Haverhill riot after Thomas E Leyden of Somerville faced a speaking event on April 1. The indicted are James E Bradley pool room proprietor William F Herlihy student James H Sweeney shoe worker and William F Hamilton. Bedford public schools will reopen tomorrow for fall term two days late due to Union schoolhouse enlargement.
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Haverhill
Essex County
Thomas E. Leyden
Somerville
James E. Bradley
William F. Herlihy
James H. Sweeney
William F. Hamilton
Bedford
Bedford Public Schools
Union
Miss Parks Weds U S Naval Officer in Portland
Miss Agnes Angell Parks daughter of Mrs Georgia Parks Cape Elizabeth married Ensign Winthrop Winslow of the U S S Virginia in Portland Maine The bride a Dana Hall School and Wellesley graduate The groom from Saco and Colby College and the naval academy graduate
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Portland
Agnes Angell Parks
Georgia Parks
Cape Elizabeth
Ensign Winthrop Winslow
U.S
Virginia
Dana Hall School
Wellesley College
Saco
Colby College
Naval Academy
James Scott Restored to Active Roster for Cubs Pennant Run
Chicago Americans pitcher James Scott, suspended six weeks ago by Manager Rowland, was restored to the active roster today to aid in the club’s pennant pursuit.
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Chicago
James Scott
Chicago Americans
Rowland
Mayor to sue papers for big sum over libel cartoon
Boston Mayor Curley plans criminal libel charges against editors of the Boston Herald and Traveler over stories and a cartoon about alleged mayoral activities tied to a motion picture. He will seek $100,000 in civil damages if indicted and convicted, and will not name the second attorney involved.
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Pelletier
Curley
Boston Herald and Traveler
Herald and Traveler Company
The
Herald
Traveler
Daniel H. Coakley
Joseph C. Pelletier
Boston Herald
Robert Lincoln O’brien
Boston Herald and
Mayor Upgrades Damages in Censorship Row
The mayor raised the civil action amount from 25 000 to 100 000, saying criminal proceedings would warrant the higher figure. He denied personal or financial interest in the film and said actions were on behalf of a friend, Joseph Levenson, and in dialogue with Senator Penrose. He had planned rapid legal steps after an earlier noon conference.
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Boies Penrose
Washington
Pennsylvania Board of Censors
Boston
Joseph Levenson
Senator Penrose
Pennsylvania
City Hall
Daniel H. Coakley
Woburn Lady Cured Of Stomach Trouble By Plant Juice
A Woburn Massachusetts woman Mrs Florence LaFort shares a testimonial praising Plant Juice as a remedy for three years of indigestion and dyspepsia with gas bloating heart pains and sleep disruption. She reports immediate relief after starting the remedy and states she can eat digest and gain weight again. The Plant Juice Man promotes the product at Houghton and Dutton store.
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Florence LaFort
Montvale Avenue
Woburn
Mass
Houghton & Dutton
Waterfront Calendar Sees Tides and Fish Trade Report
The notice lists tides and celestial positions for September 26 and long-range urban temperatures across North American cities. It reports nine vessels at the fish pier with groundfish, swordfish arrivals, and wholesale price ranges for haddock cod hake pollock and mackerel. It notes cargo movements including the Allan liner Sardinian sailing to Glasgow with corn apples steel flour provisions and more, plus lobster arrivals from Rockland and East Indian cargo on the Merton Hall.
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Haddock
Little Fannie
TF. S. Macomber
Frances Willard
George Hudson
Benjamin Smith
Margaret Haskins
Ethel
Marion
Mystic Docks
Glasgow
Little Ruth
Rockland
Boston
Merton Hall
Calcutta
Colombo
Italy
Azores
White Star
Cretic
Shipping News Bulk of Steamers Arriving and Departing
Shipping news lists numerous steamers and tugs arriving via Cape Town and sailing from ports including Liverpool Calcutta Norfolk and London. Entries cover vessel names owners destinations and towing operations with barges and lighters noted. The record includes ships such as Pruth Pickworth Merton Hall Sullivan and many more along with tugs Luckenbach Partridge and J. B. Walker and sailing steamers Foyle York.
Maritime Listings and Towing Vessels in Multiple Ports
A catalog of ships, tugs, barges, schooners, and vessels listed with origins and destinations across Atlantic ports. Notable names include Castle Br New York and Baltimore Prince Arthur Yarmouth Sardinian Gasgow Persian Philadelpha Dorchester Norfolk Harvey H Brown Norfolk Hampden Baltimore Coastwise Newport News Massachusetts New York Nacoochee Saran tah Bayamo New York Herman Winter New York Currier Matanzas Cuba Standard Ir New York towing barges 8S Co 5 and 86 Tacony Portland Malvern Wyoming Perth Amboy Tet Nan ticoke Nan ticoke Melissa Trask George R Bradford Rockport and others.
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Pickworth
Liverpool
Merton Hall
Sullivan
Calcutta
Cape Town
Massachusetts
Crowell
New York
Nantucket
McDorman
Norfolk
Hampden
Hersey
Baltimore
Ransom B. Fuller
Strayt
Portland
Camden
Brown
Bangor
J. J. Devereux
Keene
Cape Ann
Thompson
Gloucester
Luckenbach No
Partridge
Washington
Edwin L. Pillsbury
Swimm
Lynn
Tanghorne
W. S. Taylor
Goodwin
Maryland
Perth Amboy
Packer
Wyoming
Clark
Essex
Anderson
Cohocton
W. K. Moore
Summit Hill
Neponset
Sears
Sandwich
Mary A. Kenneally
Kenneally Brothers
Tacony
Wallace
South Amboy
Nanticoke
Malvern
Radnor
Savage
Michalski
Sarah
Lucey
Churchill
Shulee
N. S
Eliza Levenaaler
Kellock
Thomaston
George B Bradford
Littlefield
Rockport
Little Ruth
Wotton
Rockland
Taylor
Amperes
Leader
Melissa Trask
George R
Bradford
Summer Street High Building Ready for Occupancy
The high school building on Summer Street will be ready for occupancy next Monday morning. The new structure cost $64,500 and has been accepted by the school building committee. It is up to date throughout.
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New England
Summer Street
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