Reckless Navigation Blamed in Fairfax Collision
The Fairfax steamer master Capt Archie H Brooks is blamed for reckless navigation in fog that caused the collision with the Pinthis off Scituate. Forty nine lives were lost. The inquiry may revoke his license though no criminal charges have yet been filed. A federal probe suggests safer lanes and oil tanker anchorage to avoid fog era collisions.
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Fairfax
Scituate
Fortuliy
Federal Steamboat Inspection Service
Washington
Archie H. Brooks
Meglizence
Brooks
Stow
Buchacton
S * Departy
Boston
United States
Federal
Steamboat Section Service
Massachuetts Bay
Sigw
Dlas
Epible
Park Pig Parking Sparks Transit Reform Debate
A Boston Traveler letter argues congestion from cars caused by downtown parking hurts daily riders. It calls for more parking discipline and better public transit, urging those with cars to use shared or outside-city options to ease danger and delay for others.
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Gov. Oo
Peroni
S Ymma
Boston Traveler
Texas Ports Win Freight Rate Cut
A three-judge panel of the United States District Court in Galveston ordered lower freight rates for Texas ports over New Orleans. The case styled Texas and Western Railway Company and Arkansas Railway vs. the United States involved originating and Southern routes to Texas ports. The decision supports reduced shipping costs for Texas ports and affects freight operations in the region.
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Galveston
Ins
Pkay
New Orleans
Jane States District Court
Texas
Sty
Texas and 1 Railway Company
Maid Arkansas Railway
The
United States
Local Notices Highlight Visits and Travels Across Town
Mrs Edwin J Jones returns from Springfeld with Myr Jones racing to bring her home by car after one air trip. Mrs William Thompson home from Waltham visit. Dan Plastridge ill then better. Hibbert Lisenhauer family vacation by auto to Nova Scotia. Mrs Charles Hisenhauer plans boat trip to Nova Scotia with Frances and Earle. Mrs Jennie Wetherbee returns from Randolph and Montreal visit. Edwin Bean recovers from illness. Frank Goodwin and family toured Connecticut. Henry Parker back from Montpelier. Ernest Brown Jr and Mary Champney attend YPR U convention at Isles of Shoals. John Blake returns from Maine. Dodge family spending summer at camp Himop NH. Jack Sweeney named Capé district supervisor for 26 stores. Bedford Grange plans Sept 23-24 community fair. Elizabeth Goulding to marry June 30. now in Phoenix. Three boys leave for Camp Medomak. W. er, Geo Dimond, Richard Parkey join. Camp Vapha at Medomak, Washington Me, hosts 300 boys under Frank E Poland and Ormond E Loomis.
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Edwin J. Jones
Springfeld
Myr Jones
Springfield
Mrs Jones
William Thompson
Waltham
Dan” Plastridge
Hibbert Lisenhauer
South Road
Mabel Wilson
Amy
Nova Ees
Charles, Hisenhauer
Frances
Earle
Nova Scotia
iMrs
Jennie Wetherbee
Randolph
Montreal
Edwin Bean
Frank Goodwin
Great Road
Connecticut
Henry ‘Parker
Condford Road
Montpelier
Ernest Brown
Wether Road
Mary Champney
YPR_U
The
Isles of Shoals
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John Blake
Fletcher Road
Wrk
Elizabeth Goulding
Old
Billerica Road
Pheonix
Goulding
Arizona
Gamp
Medomak
Er, Jr
Geo
Dimond
Richard Parkey O
Washington
England
Frank E. Poland
Ormond E. Loomis
Sudbury Schoolmaster Weds Miss Helen Blackmer in July Ceremony
Miss Helen Blackmer daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick L Blackmer of Landham road Hast Sudbury and Alan F Flynn Sudbury high school principal wed in an afternoon ceremony July 14 in the Memorial Congregational church auditorium Rev George H Clarke officiated The bride wore orchid organdy and carried bridal roses James Bower Jr classmate and beat man The couple plan a Maine New Brunswick tour and Summer at The Garnet Marshfield before residence at 17 Wilbert Avenue South Sudbury Flynn a Newton native and WWI veteran has served as Sudbury principal for a third year and is respected by teachers and townspeople
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Sudbury
Helen Blackmer
Frederick L. Blackmer
Landham Road
Alan F. Flynn
Sudbury High School
Memorial Congregational Church
George H. Clarke
Winifront Blackmer
James Bower, Jr
Holyoke
M. A C
Dean Academy
Green Tops
Wayland
New Brunswick
Concord Out Hudson 3 0 in Snappy Play
Concord defeated Hudson 3 0 on Emerson Playground as Len Smith hurled nine strikeouts over nine innings and faced minimal danger. Concord’s defense handled 13 grounders and all flies cleanly, with strong plays including a notable one hand catch by Arkin in the sixth. Novak pitched well for Hudson but was hampered by wild pitches as Concord scored on key hits and a wild throw. James Rogers of Loring &. member of the 1st Battalion was awarded a championship title.
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Hudson
Emerson
Waite
Len Smith
Smith
Parmenter
Tierney
Novak
Fiehders
Murphy
Lovett
Lovely
Beavis
Travers
Peterson
Arksins
Max
Arkin
McCabe
Kennedy
Concord Peterson
Johnson
Tomkins
Mile
Fredericks
Parenes
Hudson Parmenter
Tirney
Ticats
G. Joh
Novaka
Garrabasset Editor Letter Reflects Maine Hillside Life
A long handwritten letter from Garrabasset Maine dated July 19 1990 describes life in a Maine cabin near Mt Bigelow. The writer notes wildlife proximity electric lights a radio and a family business. References to Mt Bigelow Flagstaff Kennebec Dam and local figures appear amid nostalgic recollections.
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Garrabasset
Maine
Nave
Gilver
Garrabeaset
Lawrence
Tumber
Mt. Bigelow
Mr. Bigelow
Bei Arnold
Quebéc
Quebec
Pat
The
Bee
Flagstaff
Arnold
Mt. Bigelow Gaus
J. P. Morgan
Spring Lake
Central
Stella Dustin Bradbury
North Acton
Concord Elks Have Fine Record
The Concord Elks baseball team has compiled a strong amateur record, with 22 wins, 8 losses, and 3 ties. The squad boasts a pitching trio of George Johnson, Dave Robinson, and Lennid Smith, delivering frequent victories as they faced top regional teams throughout May to July.
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Concord Elka
Braves
George ‘Johnson
Dave Robinson
Lennid Smith
Seip
A Vnson
Johnson
Kennedy
Wees
Ericks
Mu'len Sewedawe
Kins
Con Cord
Concord Lodge of Elks
P. George
Harold
Edward F. Laughlin
Henry Smith
Tercentenary events in Massachusetts showcase period sights
The article lists ongoing Tercentenary celebration events across Massachusetts. Ayer exhibits antiques at Town Hall. Boston hosts Gov Winthrop's flagship Arbella on the Charles River Basin. Cambridge features Old Fogg Museum maps and Cambridge industries exhibits. Cohasset and Gloucester host carillon concerts. Dedham displays Fairbanks House. Kingston visits open daily for Major John Bradford Huse memorabilia. Lynn Historical Society Museum offers summer hours. Natick hosts band concerts. Newburyport advertises July and August open historic sites. Northampton hosts Memorial Building exhibit. Salem presents a 17th century colonial store replica. Springfield shows 18th century village open to visitors.
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Massachusetts
Ayer
Town Hall
Boston
Arbella
Winthrop
Charles River Basin
Revere Street
Cambridge
Old Fogg Museum
College
Cambridge Industriz
Kendall Square
Cambridge Industries
Roberts School
Cohasset
Dedham
Fairbanks
America
Gloucester
Kingston
iMajor John Bradford Huse
Lynn—Lynn
Historical Society Museum
Green Street
Natick
Natick Common
Newburyport
Northampton
Memorial Building
Betty
Ahen
DA .R
South — Street
Salem
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Marlboro
Uaatbars
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Enterprise
Hgayaark
Concord
Acton
Bedford
Ford
Ford Town
Dodge
Wayland 104
Waylan Motors
Ford Service
Eis Nape
James Rogers
Loring
Maynard, Mass
Maynard Enterprise
William Brayden
As- Sabet Mills
Wiliam Brayden
Brayden
Lane
Prayden
Maynetdc
Columbus Rainville
Mgr
Flrst
Business Men
Concord Elks
Elks
Cassasa
Wika
Arlington
Elke
Waltham City
W. Concord
Somerville City
Lincoln
Somerville Progressives
Chemistry A. C
Stoneham
Littleton
Malden
Woburn
Roche Club
Saxonville
Reading
Framingham
Boston Post
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Eilks
Lexington MB
Bikes
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Elis
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No. Cambridge
Winchester
Wks
Oith
Shewee Robinson
Stuart St. Boston
Mow
Burdett
Opera
Forest Park
Stitute
Tal
Grounds
West Springaeia
Tel
South Street
Waltham, Mass
Bighi
Glenwood DeLuxe
Glenwood
Glenwood AutomatiCook
Glenweve
Marlborough - Hudson Gas Company
Main St
Maynard
Nason Street
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