Tropical Fern and Orchid Exhibition At Horticultural Hall
Tropical ferns reach six feet and rare tropical orchids fill the display at Horticultural Hall this week. The exhibit, under the Massachusetts Horticultural Society, features diverse fern branches from house and climbing types to large fern trees and a wide orchid display with wild varieties. It is hailed as the first tropical fern exhibition in America.
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Massachusetts Horticultural Society
America
Canopic Arrives With Large First Class List In Boston
White Star Line steamer Canopic from Genoa Naples and Azores docked at Commonwealth pier in South Boston with the largest first class passenger list since before the war and the smallest steerage from Italy. Notables aboard include Professor A Kingsley Porter and Mrs Porter, Mme Ester Jacchia, and A S Rocco who reunited with his mother and sister after eight years, signaling a welcome return to Boston society.
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Boston
Europe
Italy
White Star Line
Genoa
Naples
St. Michaels
Azores
Commonwealth Pier
A. Kingsley Porter
Harvard Faculty
Porter
France
Mme. Ester Jacchia
Pops
Boston Opera House
A. S. Rocco
New York
Helen Rocco
Mary
Second Accident Death At St Albans Hospital
The second death from the Monday night automobile accident in St. Albans occurred at St. Albans Hospital when E. J. Hearst of Syracuse New York died. Hearst had several broken ribs and internal injuries.
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ST. Albans
St. Albans Hospital
E. J. Hearst
Syracuse
N. Y
Hearst
Governor Brown at Rochester Fair Draws Largest Crowd
Gov Brown visits the Rochester fair on Governor's Day as fair weather brings the week’s largest crowd to the event in Rochester New Hampshire on September 22.
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Gov. Brown
Rochester
N. H
O Connor Sets Up Campaign Headquarters in City
Charles O Connor opened his mayoralty campaign headquarters on the second floor of the Equitable building at Milk and Devonshire streets. The campaign introduces a Women s Room parlor to direct female voters and a corps to mail literature and register women voters. Representative Paul Hines of South Boston leads the campaign in general.
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Charles 3. O'Connor
Equitable
Milk
Devonshire
O’connor
Paul Hines
South Boston
Car Hits Women in Northampton Crossing
A heavy touring car driven by Burke T. Graves of Greenfield struck and severely injured Mrs. Mary Plaffe and her daughter Mrs. Mary Redmond, both residents of 129 King Street, as they crossed at Main and Pleasant streets in Northampton.
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Northampton
Burke T. Graves
Greenfield
Mary Plaffe
Mary Redmond
King Street
Main
Pleasant Streets
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Serge Guimpe
Ours
Dico
Ceylon
Importers Branch, Ltd
Washington St
Blackstone St
Boston Better Business Bureau
Osgood
Liberal
Brussels
Goldenioak
Mirror
The
C. E. Osgood Company
Washington Street
Roxbury
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