Chief Marshal Issues Orders For July 4 Parade
Chief Marshal George L. Hubbard issues General Order No 1 detailing dress for mounted marshals and staffs and lists appointed marshals across divisions. Delegations from Benjamin Franklin Debating Club and Chapel Hill youths pledge strong turnout while various groups plan colorful features. Headlines note expected French cavalry of about 300 and three local militia companies aligned for the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Hubbard
Benjamin Franklin Debating Club
Chapel Hill
George E. Putnam
Charles H. Molloy
Chapeau
Loggins
Omer P. Porter
Leggins
Ind
Daniel W. Bugbee
Sséséc
Slambang
James H. Walker
Joseph Harvey
Sth
Merchants
Ohn
A. Simpson
Automobile
Harry H
T. Read
Geo. L. Hubbard
Geo. E. Putnam
Residents Warned to Move Away from Mt Vesuvius
Naples June 24 The prefect orders nearby residents to prepare to leave homes as crater discharges from Mt Vesuvius alarmingly increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vesuvius
Naples
Moscow mobilization prep and large medical draft in district
In St. Petersburg on June 23 preparations for mobilizing troops in the Moscow district are finished. A medical examination will screen 48,000 men, with 20,000 chosen, not for Far East service but for reserve battalions. LeRoy Parkhurst offers suits at cost through July 10. Peggy Quincy of the Boston Journal is against stout women wearing shirtwaists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Far East
LeRoy Parkhurst
Peggy Quincy
Boston Journal
Peggy
Are Your Kidneys Well Bright's Disease and More
An advertisement from several druggists lists kidney related illnesses such as Bright's disease diabetes rheumatism gout gravel dropsy and inflammation of the bladder. It promotes a remedy available by mail with a cash on delivery guarantee and states a price of six bones six pence and sixty cents with delivery to any address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Frye & Crawford
Merrimack St
Falls & Burkinshaw
Middlesex St
Co. E. Caster
Westford S T
Ellingwood & Co
Davis Square
A. E. Moore
Ormsley
Heated School Committee Session Over Training School Admits 12
The school committee faced a stormy meeting as Mr. Regan accused the training school marking of unfairness and left before a vote. Despite the dispute, Swapp and Duncan approved 12 pupil teachers for admission based on top exam ranks. The plan aims to admit the highest ranked among 26 applicants, with ongoing efforts to reform or abolish the training school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew G. Swapp
W.V. Duncan
William F. Regan
Regan
Reagan
Whitcomb
Swapp
Duncan
Clara M. Mitchell
Ida M. Bennett
Katharine D. Rafter
Marion A. Stevens
Blanche B. Marshall
Mary I. Phelps
Stasia E. Downing
Grace Donovan
Josephine S. Dunlavy
Mary I. Halloran
Helen L. Clark
Alice BE. Leahy
Mr. Regan
Committee On
Sanderson Opens Campaign With Lowell Rally for Attorney General
A rousing reception in Lowell last night launched George A. Sanderson’s bid for attorney general. About 300 prominent Republicans from Middlesex and neighboring counties attended at the New American House, hearing Frank E. Dunbar outline Sanderson’s qualifications, integrity, and experience. A veteran Middlesex district attorney, Sanderson has strong backing from lawyers and officials, with an executive committee named to run his campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Sanderson
Ayer
Middlesex County
New American House
Lowell
Sanderson
George R. Jones
Melrose
Senate
George J. Burns
John K.berry
Boston
H. Houstis Newton
Everett
Hugh Bancroft
Cambridge
Theodore Eaton
Wakefield
Charles H. Studley, Jr
George M. Poland
Arthur P. Rugg
Worcester
George H. Tinkham
J. P. Thacher
Frank E. Dunbar
Commonwealth
Tated
Massachusetts
Essex
Suffolk
Littleton
Middlesex
Lawrence Academy
Groton
Yale
Boston University Law School
Tucker
East Cambridge
Mr. Sanderson
Republican Party
Dunbar
Butler Ames
Charles C. Hutchinson
James McKinley
Charles J. Noyes
William H. I. Hayes
Harry L. Timmons
James G
Hill
Rolfe Bradbury
Larkin T. Trull
Edward Lachance
Capt
A. D. Mitten
C. Oliver Barnes
James McDowell
George W. Poore
Fred Don
Freeman M. Bill
William Trull Sheppard
Mark A. Adama
Edward Bis Spalding
E. Audit
A. M. Shields
George Campbell
William H. Mitchell
William D. Brown
Asa B. Hilliard
Wiliam H. Thatcher
Sidney Blowen
Fred A. Tuttle
Hamilton Greenwood
Roger Barrington
Isaac E. Wotton
Charles A. Wotton
Robert J. Wotton
Selrose
John K. Berry
Frederick N. Wier
Ralph E. Stewart
Brooxiine
Col . Bancroft
Joseph Wiggin
Malden
George Holden Tinkham
Harry W. James
Cheéhaa
Arnold Scott
Newton
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement proclaims that foul breath, catarrh, and headache are banished in ten minutes by Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. The claim emphasizes rapid, simple relief from common ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
Catarrhal Powder Cited By Guilder As Cure For Catarrh
F A Bottom of Cookshire Quebec testifies after twenty years of catarrh that Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder gave instant relief and cured him while Dr Agnew's Ointment claims eczema relief in one day priced at 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Bottom
Cookshire
Que
Norwegian Captain Shows His Patriotism
New York June 24 Captain Nilsen commander of the Norwegian ship Tromp has shown patriotism by securing clearance while erasing all reference to Sweden from the papers. The ship sailed with the largest Norwegian flag at masthead and encountered the Swedish consulate during clearance process. Nilsen visited the consulate again to obtain his papers and control, erasing Sweden on the documents before signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nilsen
Tromp
Sweden
Customs House
Hansen
Skippe R
Strike Referendum Question Sent To Teamsters
Chicago June 24 The rank and file on strike will vote to decide if the strike continues or ends by negotiating peace terms from employers The joint council approved submitting the latest terms to the striking men Employers hope to readmit many former workers but only on their conditions If not accepted the strike goes on Local meetings will vote in the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Teamsters Joint Council
Boston plans to buy Paul Revere house for preservation
Prominent Boston citizens form the Paul Revere Memorial Association to purchase and preserve the North Square home of Paul Revere. About $40,000 is to be raised. the house is the oldest in Boston still standing in its entirety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Paul Revere
North Square
Peruna gains physician support across the states
Dr A P Bogue of Howard University writes from Washington praising Peruna as an excellent remedy for catarrh and colds. He notes many physicians believe in it, often trying it first in their own families, then prescribing it to patients. Dr W Green of Los Angeles also endorses Peruna amid general skepticism of patent medicines.
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A. Morgan
West Gater Street
Indianapolis
Ind
A. P. Bogue
Howard University
Bureau of Education
Washington, D. C
California
District of Columbia
W. Green
S. Spring St
Los Angeles
Cal
Perune
Auto Plunged Over Dock Kills One Injures Three at Club
Marblehead June 23 Charles Estabrook of New Newton was killed when a touring car backing from a dock at the Boston Yacht Club fell 15 feet to the beach. Miss B Bassett Miss Rose Lamoreux and T F Rhoades escaped serious injury after the car struck the shore. The accident occurred about 10 pm as the party prepared to return to Boston and Estabrook was crushed under the steering wheel amid urgent efforts to free him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Charles Estabrook
New Newton
Boston Yacht Club
Estabrook
Boston
B. Bassett
Rose Lamoreux
T. F. Rhoades
Newton man dies after dock fall from car incident
Charles T. Estabrook, son of C. A. Estabrook of Newton, was a bookkeeper at Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company. He was 36 and unmarried, an automobile enthusiast who died about half an hour after a fall from a dock when rescued from beneath a heavy car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Estabrook
C. A. Estabrook
Newton
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Estabrook
Changes in the British Navy Spark Debate in Press
Arthur J. Balfour argues in the Metropolitan Magazine that Lord Shelborne and the Admiralty radically restructured the fleet, abolishing 130 vessels to cut costs without weakening Britain’s naval strength, while warning that peace time ships lacking fighting power harm admirals and the flag in war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Shelborne
Board of Admiralty
Fuiures
Arthur J. Balfour
The
Metropolitan Magazine
Lowest Rates to Denver and Colorado Springs by Nickel Plate
Travel deal listing low rail fares to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo with return options via the Nickel Plate Road. Includes ticket sale dates return limits and passenger accommodations referencing L P Burgess N E P A Old South Building Boston Mass for full information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Epworth League
Eagles
L. P. Burgess
Old South Bidg
Bosto. Mass
Cold nights spark spring catarrh woes
An ad touts Hyomei to ward off catarrh caused by warm days and cold nights. The pocket inhaler treats head throat and lungs, killing germs, healing membranes, and driving catarrh from the system. Outfit costs one dollar with money-back guarantee from Ellingwood & Co. and Falls & Burkinshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyomei
Ellingwood & Co
Falls & Burkinshaw
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India
ST. Louis
Casey
Lowell, Mass
Board of Aldermen
City of
James B, Casey
Ylany
Marshall
Dist. Atty
Atty. General
New Ameri
F. E Dunbar
Utes
PE Ru-Na
Atta
Peruna
DRA. Morgan
Charles Estabrook of
West Newton
Rose Noye
Rhodes’ Hair Store
Merrimack Street
Tel
Sapolio
Purboxia
Moxie
G. G. Read
Central Street
Bennett Bros.’ Co
Payne St
Lowel
Hawerees
Middle St
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