Charles H. Draper Dead After Years at Boston and Brookline Banks
Charles H. Draper died at 72 in Brookline after a long banking career. Born in Wayland in 1838, he joined the Faneuil Hall and Safety Fund banks before 1864, spent 40 years at the First National Bank of Boston, later serving as cashier and vice president. He led Brookline National Bank as president for five years until ill health forced resignation. He married Eliza J. Bell in 1860. the couple’s three children have died.
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First National Bank of Boston
Brookline National Bank
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Brookline
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End of World Meeting Sparks Wide Religious Euphoria
A Rhode Island sect gathers at Ashdod chapel as a series of camp meetings becomes a continuous vigil awaiting what members call the millennium. Leaders claim a spirit foretold a sign on the seventh month, with hundreds of dollars collected, baptisms for 18 new members, and families separated by belief.
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East Providence
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Oscar Lawton
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Maine
New York
Virginia
Eva Grant
Old Orchard
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Ethel Collins
Ashdod
White House Coffee Stirs Loyalty With Unimpaired Flavor
The 1915 White House coffee, produced by Dwinell Wright Co of Boston, is praised for honesty and excellence. Its success stems from enterprise and heavy advertising, making it a household word coast to coast as it remains protected in sealed tin cans preserving strength and aroma for homes nationwide.
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White House
Boston
Dwinell-Wright Company
New England
Glorious weather graces White Mountains and Bretton Woods
The White Mountains enjoy glorious weather with magnificent foliage. Horseback touring and golf at Bretton Woods are at their peak, attracting visitors to scenic routes and resort courses.
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White Mountains
Bretton Woods
Plaid Dress Goods Sale Price Per Yard
Formerly five and a half cents per yard, 42 to 44 inch plaid dress goods offered by Bearca at reduced unit price per yard, with sale emphasis on each affordable piece.
End of the World Sect Camps Near Church in Virginia
A band of followers lives in two houses and three tents near a church awaiting the end. Men sleep on straw beds while women stay in the houses. Children abound, with most believers young and old firm in the prophecy. Some families display wealth, including a Virginia family with about $30,000 worth of belongings. The group buys fruit for overnight services and continues hymn singing through the night.
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Old Orchard
Virginia
Income Tax Dominates Massachusetts Campaign
Chairman Frederick J. MacLeod of the Democratic State committee said the push for an income tax resolution will be the main feature of the state campaign as the Massachusetts Legislature considers its adoption.
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Frederick J. Macleod
Democratic State Committee
Massachusetts
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