Antwerp paints hub in Belgium and global trade currents
Antwerp remains Belgium’s main paints and colors market while global notes show varied topics. Hungary enforces compulsory accident and disease insurance. New York harbor sees nearly 3 million passengers moved by steamers. New Zealand forests receive imported trees from US Europe and Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Belgium
Hungary
Canton
New York Harbor
United States
Europe
Australia
New Zealand
Justice Harlan
Washington
Winthrop relief fund boosted by local donors
The Chelsea relief committee reports ample clothing and shoes on hand but needs cash to cover feeding and starting the needy with household goods. Winthrop has already contributed over $1,700 to the Chelsea relief fund, with more donations welcome and an updated contributor list to appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsen Relief Committee
Winthrop
Chelsea Relief Fund
Burnham Denies Withdrawal From Senate Contest
Mr Lewis Burnham states the rumor of his withdrawal is unfounded and that he remains in the race until votes are counted. He asserts commitment to the fight and ongoing campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Burnham
Burnham
August day in April draws crowd to Revere Beach
A large August day in April brought a huge crowd to Revere Beach last Sunday. The shore saw little activity beyond amusements at the merry grounds and a few other spots. Open restaurants were crowded and overtaxed during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Beach
Merry Grounds
Alfred S Halt Likely to Seek Third Term in Chelsea
The East Boston Free Press notes Halt has taken control of Chelsea affairs and the city's future may hinge on his actions. It suggests that the district should consider returning him for a third term given the current condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred S Halt
Chelsea
East
Boston Free Press
Chelsea Commission Bill Admitted After Lively Hearing
The Chelsea petition for a commission to govern was admitted by the House after a tense hearings at the State House. The Rules Committee recommended admission and referred the bill to the Metropolitan Affairs and Cities committees, while Chelsea representatives urged relief and noted the role of mortgagees in insurance funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Chelses
Committee On Rules
House
Thies
Senate
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Hall
Banke
Chelsea
Cole
Robinson
Pierodé of
Revere
Committee On
Seustor Hall
Advertising Rates for Sun and Visitor Contracts
A short note promotes business advertising with Sun and Visitor. It highlights yearly contract pricing as exceptionally favorable and urges potential clients to consider the publishing options.
Progress on Shirley Street Improvements and Local Regulations
Residents watch the Shirley street upgrades between Pearl and Coral as dust issues ease with new asphalt. Officials ban tire chains on parkways with fines up to 20 dollars to protect road surfaces. Chelsea’s fire district shifts from ruin to redevelopment amid dynamite burns and new shanties. crowds enjoy a sunny Shore Drive day. Chelsea and San Francisco fund debates linger over a disaster balance and church aid plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Street
Pearl Avenue
Coral Avenue
Winthrop
Big Beach Day at Revere Beach With Warm Holiday Crowds
A sunny Sunday drew a large holiday crowd to Revere Beach with temperatures at 84, the warmest for the date in 84 years. Cars, bikes, and pedestrians filled the driveway while hotels remained mostly closed. An auto driven by John H Atwood of Melrose narrowly avoided striking Harold Crockford of Malden, who collided with a bicyclist and was knocked to the ground. the wheels stopped before serious harm. No arrests were reported as crowds remained orderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Beach
Ohen
John H Atwood
Melrose
Harold Crockford
Malden
Bath House
Crockford
Revere Water Company Petition Moves to Supreme Court
The Revere petition to the Full Bench of the Supreme Court is approved for appeal after a Monday committee vote. An appeal was entered Tuesday, and the committee plans to insert the matter in May town meeting warrant for town consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Selectmen
Eto
Revere
Revere Water Company
Supreme Court
Roscoe “Walaworth
Walsworth
Justice Boggs
Remarkable School Decoration Fund Growth and Gifts
A local movement for public school decorations has raised 1 002 20 to date with 044 88 spent. Donors include Mrs William Frost Yule Tide Charity Club Equal Suffrage League and many clubs and lodges providing pictures busts bas-reliefs statues and casts for teachers and rooms. Eighty pictures were purchased for teachers from the initial 250 raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Elson & Co
Boston
William Frost
Christ and the Doctors
Equal Suffrage League
Q. Club
Lincoln
Aston Rich
Minerva
Winthrop Woman’s Club
Washington
Delaware
Winthrop Lodge
A. F
A. M
Columbus
Court of Spain
Mra
Benjamin Piscopo
Cornwallis
Winthrop Lodge of Elks
Winthrop
Provement Association
Odd Fellows Attend First Church Anniversary Service
The Crystal Bay Lodge I O O F and Margaret Winthrop Rebekah Lodge joined Rev. Charles Tilton and church members at the First M E Church for the Odd Fellows anniversary. The choir performed and solos by Mrs. George W. Goldsmith and Mr B E Rowland were enjoyed. The pastor urged closer union between Odd Fellowship and the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Crystal Bay Lodge
Margaret Winthrop Rebekah Lodge
Charles Tilton
Odd Fellows
George W. Goldsmith
B. ‘Eb. Rowland
Death of Winthrop resident Herbert A. Sweetland
Friends and family mourn the death of Herbert A. Sweetland of Winthrop formerly East Boston after a brief typhoid illness. He was born in East Boston a Lyman school graduate and Atlantic Tea Company veteran who later ran a Winthrop grocery for fifteen years. He married Maud Greenfield fifteen years ago and resided in Winthrop. funeral services were held at his home conducted by Rev. L. B. Bates and Rev. H. E. Brady with a Boston Baptist Bethel quartet. interment was at Woodlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sweetland
East Boston
Lyman School
Atlantic Tea Company
Winthrop
Mr.Sweetland
Maud Greenfield
Bweetland
L. B. Bates
H.E. Brady
Boston Baptist’ Bethel
Woodlawn Cemetery
Hite
Mother Goose Party At Crest Hill Dancing Class
The Crest Hill young people dancing class directed by Miss Emily Johnson of Cambridge held a Mother Goose party last Tuesday with 25 members in costume as rhymes characters. Notable attendees included Miss Elizabeth Lovering as Old Mother Hubbard and Harold Halsey as Simple Simon. The group plans a Japanese costume party next week and a large season closer later.
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Crest Hell
Emily Johnson
Cambridge
Mother of Sheriff Seavey Dies in Boston Home
Mrs Charles T. Seavey mother of Suffolk County Sheriff Fred H. Seavey died Tuesday morning at her son's home 215 Charles Street Boston shortly after 7 o'clock. Longtime heart trouble and rheumatic disease with a recent fall hastening death she had lived in Exeter Me East Concord N H Cambridge Boston and Winthrop. Survived by son Sheriff Seavey and daughter Belle A Seavey wife of David Floyd. She was active in Methodist churches in Cambridge and Winthrop and a member of the First Methodist Church in Temple Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Seavey
Fred H. Seavey
Suffolk County
Charles Street
Boston
Mrs. Seavey
Exeter
East Concord
N. H
Cambridge
Winthrop
Sheriff Seavey
Belle A. Seavey
David Floyd
Winthrop Mre
Seavey
Frost Library Opens Weekdays 1 30 to 9 pm with New Books
The Frost Library lists weekday hours from 1 30 to 9 pm excluding holidays. A catalog of new titles includes Italian Letters of a Diplomat's Wife by Mary King Waddington, Mount Desert by George E Street, Robin Hood tales illustrated by Lucy F Perkins, The Golden Goblin by Curtis Dunham and G K Kerry, Grimm Tales Made Gay by Gay W Darryl, In Fairyland by Louey Chieholm, The Adventures of Merry Wink by C G Whyte, Cheer Up by Charles D Loomis, Befo' de War Echoes in Negro Dialect by Gosden and Page, Kate a Comedy in Sous Parté by Bronson Howard, Under Guiding Stars by A B Poor, Five Children and It by Edith Nesbit, An Island in the Air by Ernest Tugersounb, and The Home Life of Wild Birds by Francois H Heorick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Desert
George E Street
Robin Hood
Lucy F. Perkins
Curtis Dunham
G. K. Kerry
Gosdon
Thomas N. Page
Kate
Bronson Howard
A. B. Poor
Edith ‘Nesbit
Ernest Tugersounb
Francois H. Heorick
Great American names and belief questioned
The passage lists eighteen famed figures such as Emerson Rus sell Lowell Holmes Bryant Longfellow Whittier Hunt Howe Eliot Everett and others noting most were Unitarians and asks if one can adopt a religion attracting such names. It ponders whether belief aligns with these historical luminaries and urges serious consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph. Waldo Emerson
James Russell Lowell
Oliver Wendell Holmes
William Oakien Bryant
Henry Wadeworth Longfellow
John G. Whittier
Helen Hunt
Jackson
Louisa May
Alcott
Louis Agassiz
Horace Mann
Julia Ward Howe
Charles W. Eliot
Edward Everett
Hale
David Starr Jordan
Carroll D. Wright
George F Hoar
Curtis Guild, Jr
Whittier
Beachmont Rail Extension Proposal Draws Local Interest
Beachmont residents push petitions to Boston Elevated Railroad to extend lines from Gladstone Street Orient Heights to Beachmont and Revere. Backers seek action this summer under President Bancroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beachmont
Boston Elevated Railroad
Gladstone Street
Orient Heights
Revere
Beach
Bancroft
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Raymond
Menard
W. Freudenthal
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Christie's
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Jardiniere
Morin
Vintent
Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Corr
A.M
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Winthrop Sun and Visifor
Lewis Block
Washington Avenue
Mays
Herbert E. Emerson
Ernest H. Pierce
Telephone
Winthrop Sun
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Lewis Brook
Beach Station
Commission
The
Metropolitan Park Commission
Winthrop Automobilisrs
Odd Fellows At
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Herbert A. Sweetland
Frost Library
New Books
Mary King Waddington
Merry Wink
C. G. Whyte
Charles D Loomis
Ali Soa
Johnson
Winthrop St
C.H. French
Shiley Staton
C. A. Nevers
Wadsworth Block
Winthrop Centre
Francis Pratt
Optician Studio Bld'g
Tremont St
Chester Ave
Centre
Thornton Station
Bertha Wheeler
Main St
Ralph P. Badger
Rogers Ave
Lynn
Edwards
Glazier and Whitener
Madison Ave
E. J. Bishop
Banks Street
E. E. Crosby
Alfred
Post
Winthrop Telephone
Meridian Street
Horace B. Butler
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