American Sons in Washington Trip
A planned National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution pilgrimage will recreate Washingtons 1775 Philadelphia to Cambridge route by auto. Starting June 23 from Philadelphia and ending July 2 in Cambridge, 100 plus participants will visit revolutionary sites and dedicate tablets, with Henry F. Penderson as chief marshal and stops in Trenton New Brunswick and New York.
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New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Cambridge
National Society of the Lone
Irving
George Washington
Springfield
Maya
Congress of the National Society
Chicago
Henry F. Penderson
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New
Miss Morton Remarries Roger Bailey In Quiet Chicago Union
Washington reports that Helen Morton daughter of Mark Morton Chicago millionaire married Virginia horseman Roger Bailey near Chicago yesterday. The couple planned to return to Delaplane Virginia after a brief stay in Chicago. Morton family had resisted and a prior elopement rumor with Clay Bailey surfaced amid financial and property disputes.
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Washington, D.C
Roger Bailey
Virginia Horseman
Helen Morton
Mark Morton
Chicago
N. Frank Neer, Jr
Delaplane
Helen
Roger
Miss Morton
Columbus Healy
New Jersey
Washington
Young Bailey
Neer
Clay Bailey
Ilinois
Virginia
Mortens
Washington Pilgrimage Route Traced by Sons of the Revolution
The Sons of the Revolution plan ceremonies at the sub treasury on Wall Street and other historic sites as Washington’s June 26 to July 3 pilgrimage retraces his route from New York to Cambridge. Notable stops include Kingsbridge New Haven Hartford Springfield Worcester Watertown and Cambridge with memorials and tablet dedications. The event features addresses by C A Pugsley and Rogers Clark Ballard Thurston.
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Canal Street
New York
New York Provincial Congress
Washington
Sons of the Revolution
Wall Street
Provincial Congress
C. A. Pugsley
Rogers Clark Ballard Thurston
Louisville
Boston
Old Post Road
Kingsbridge
Fairfield
New Haven
Yale
Isaac Beers
Chapel
College Streets
Wethersfield
Silas Deane
Hartford
Springfield
Parson’s Tavern
Palmer
Brookfield
Worcester
Watertown
Cambridge
Rock Island Bonds for Sale by Block Island City
The city of Block Island offers for sale at the city clerk's office until July 1 1914 thirty six elevated tank bonds at five hundred dollars each. Price set at 98 per cent with accrued interest. Bonds bear five per cent interest payable semi annually, secured by earnings of the waterworks department. M T Rudgren city clerk.
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City of Rock Island
Block Island
M. T. Rudgren
4 Hour River Trip Sunday Steamer Helen Blair
Advertises a Sunday river voyage aboard the Helen Blair traveling through the Moline locks to Hampton Illinois. Departs at 3 p.m. and returns at 6 50 p m with a round trip price of 35 cents.
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Helen Blair
Moline Locks
Hampton, Ill
Cartoonist Bud Fisher’s wife injured in New York crash
Pauline Fisher wife of cartoonist Bud Fisher sustained serious injuries in a New York auto collision. Once Pauline Welch before marriage, she was a popular actress. authorities fear her recovery may be doubtful.
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Pauline Fisher
Bud” Fisher
New York
Davenport Third Accident for a Local Company
Davenport Bedding factory suffered a basement fire the third such incident in a short span. The blaze, started among wool on the floor, was extinguished by firefighters with little damage. Fire origin undetermined. prior storm damage and a fatal roof fall occurred during repairs.
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Davenport
Poslam claims rapid skin healing across conditions
Poslam is advertised as a quick and powerful remedy for skin diseases covering eczema acne tetter salt rheum and other inflammations. It is promoted as effective overnight for pimples and inflamed complexions with samples via Emergency Laboratories at 22 West Twenty-fifth Street. Poslam Soap is also sold medicated with Poslam in large 25 cent and toilet 15 cent sizes.
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West Twenty-fifth Street
New York
Davenport council delays saloon decision amid transfers
A Davenport council delay extends the saloon decision to June 29 after informal talks on transfers. Mayor Mueller would not sign Galvin's permit in the current site. Separate notes cover food inspector Crowley sampling ice cream, Iowa farming exhibits, and local obituaries and notices.
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Galvin
Palestine
Joe Galvin
Hugo Moeller
East Second Street
Perry Street
Mueller
Crowley
State Pure Food Department
Davenport
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American Sons
York
Connecticut
Massachuse
New England
Continental Congress
Bunker Hill
Congress
Philadelphia Troop of Light Horse
Trenton
New Brunswick
Anthony Lispenard
Hudson
Hoboken
Kleenbread
RSD Ietareley
Korn Baking Company
Rock Island, Til
Bailey
Fve
Tri- City Automatic Telephone Company
Harrison and
Ripley Streets
Kirkwood Avenue
Rock Island Street
Main
Harrison
Scott
Rock Island
Moline
Rock Island Fuel Company
Western Motion Picture Company
Hoole
H. D. Ferrer
Masonic Temple
William Krueger
Bryant
Smoky Suto
Fred E. Levee
Mass
Alice M. Becker
Sioux City
Iowa
Aebs
Pabst
E. T. Murrin
First Ave
III
Iowana Farms
Greater Iowa Committee
Jennie A. Knapp
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Smith
Ray Knapp
Ollie Kingsley
Marietta
Cora
Hazel
Opal Smith
John Simpson
Fort Dodge
Fred Smith
James Callahan Houar
Island
William, Houar
E. C. Adams
G. H. Grabbe
Mary Traynor
Theodore Hartz
Enporter
West Eighth Street
Hartz
Otto Albrecht Cigar Company
Sears
A. R. M'Bride
Bowersock Mills
Lawrence, Kansas
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