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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
1
William S Babcock, patent solicitor at 99 St James Street Montreal, offers U S and Canadian patent services. Solicitor and expert witness with 15 years experience. patents trade marks designs registered. infringement searches. reports for counsel. patent evidence collected. patents obtained in all countries.
The Athens based Greek newspaper allied with former Premier Venezelos urges the Chamber of Deputies to convene at once after the recent general elections and appoint a regent because King Constantine is ill.
A long hotel arrivals catalog lists guests and travelers across Canadian cities including Montreal Halifax St John Moncton Summerside Truro and Antigonish. Names include McGregor McDonald Tague Goldstein Lewis Reed Bergman Hodge Atkinson Callaghan Goff and McNally among others with several couples and a few with children noted.
Special to The Guardian reports a slate of games across the AL with Detroit beating Philadelphia 4 to 2, Washington victorious 5 to 2 over Chicago, Boston topping Cleveland 4 to 3, and Cincinnati defeating New York 5 to 3. Other scores include Pittsburgh 12 over Philadelphia, St Louis 4 over Brooklyn, Baltimore 6 over Kansas City, and Chicago sweeping Buffalo in a two game set. Additional results list Newark St Louis 3 to 0 and Providence 3 to 1 over New ark.
The Imps of Bruce Stewart & Co. Ltd defeated the Northenders 9 to 4 in a full nine innings at Victoria Park. Vickerson pitched superbly for the Imps. McQuaid and McDonald starred in fielding. new recruit Little Wady McEachern shone with strong hitting and defense. Next game set for Thursday June 24 at 6.15 with expected large crowd.
West Kent defeated Queen Street Schools 15 to 11 at Victoria Park in the second game of the series. Williams the left handed pitcher for West Kent held Queen Street to just 4 runs after entering in the third inning.
Citizens list travel plans and visits from Bradalbane and Tignish to Halifax and Toronto. Names include Mr Robert Messervey, Mr Murdoch Kennedy, Mr Bismark Cousins, Hon. Charles Dalton, Mr E. Boswell, Dr Bowyer, Rev. Dougald McDonald, Miss Bell McMillan, Mrs Hannah Tracy, Mrs H Cok y Morell, Mrs Francis Malone, Mrs Percy Turner and infant, and others visiting relatives or spending the summer.
An advertisement claims Dr Chase's Ointment has cured piles after ten years of suffering. It cites a Vancouver physician's warning about surgery and asserts relief from the first box, recommending purchases for 60 cents per box.
Letter from Parker Crockett serving in France May 21 1915 describes a brutal trench assault near enemy lines. He recalls heavy shellfire, major and officer casualties, and rescuing Delaney and others while his own unit, including Gaudet and Robison, endures bombardment. He notes switching to a Lee Enfield rifle and praises the Canadian troops and the Montreal regiment before signing with a hopeful update May 24.
The Maritime Province Convention of the Knights of Columbus met in Halifax with about forty delegates. A key resolution approved paying dues and assessments for active wartime service, plus support for patriotic funds. Officers for the Maritime Provinces were elected and delegates to Seattle were named.
Washington dispatch reports Berlin see a peace overture with more drive than expected. Col. E. M. House's New York visit fuels speculation he may carry German peace contacts to President Wilson. House denied European instructions but could relay European outlook to the President.
The community of Benshaw mourns the death of John McNevin on June 2. Born May 1856 in Charlottetown, he worked as a cabinet maker, bookkeeper, storekeeper, and contractor across Hen shaw Bradalbane and Western Canada. A Conservative and keen intellect, he was respected by many and leaves a large circle of friends. funeral services were conducted by Rev. Mr McLean and a long cortege testified to his standing.
Prices for genuine Panama hats range from 5.00 to 10.00 with imitations selling 1.00 to 2.00. Consumers are advised to compare quality as advertised headwear options appear in local shops.
The McNevin family receives heartfelt sympathy from numerous friends after a severe loss. Hessel oversees the York Point Ferry, with Sydney, Stewart, Huriel, Olivia and Dora at home, along with Mrs Charles.
The store promotes an entire change of attire for hot weather and invites customers to visit to learn about its high standard of quality and lowest prices. It emphasizes preparedness to meet all clothing needs and urges shoppers to call and see the new summer selection.
Jennie Moore and Alexander in Winnipeg were among those mentioned in a family notice. Pallbearers listed include Angus McDougall Albert McDougall John Cameron Angus Cameron Hwen McFadyen Dougall McFadyen and W D Shaw.
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