Bereavement notice thanks neighbors and pallbearers
We extend heartfelt thanks to kind neighbors and friends who showed sympathy during the death and funeral of our wife and mother. We also thank pallbearers and singers, the Grooteveld group, and all who sent flowers, with special gratitude to John Chili Mrs. Lancock and Family Edwin Hancock Joseph Richards Funeral Director. The remains of the late John Holland are at Walsh's undertaking parlors awaiting his sister from Ironwood Mich.
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John Chili
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Lancock
Edwin Hancock
Holland
Join Holland
Walsh
Lronwood
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McAllister Faces Bens in Broadway Theater Workout
A boxing workout at a Broadway theater features McAllister and Bens sparring as fans watch McAllister slip hooks and uppercuts while Bens presses, landing solid hits but with mixed success. Analysts praise McAllister's speed, while noting Bens’ power and the tense buildup for the upcoming bout.
Funeral notices from Limerick area parish listings
Funeral notices inform about services in Wednesday and Thursday sessions. Names include Meh Sharkey Genehan Janus PF Martin and Luke Jale Lerman Grusherg with family residences in local streets and church ceremonies, masses, and interment plans noted. Undertaker Larry Duggan is listed with contact details.
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Statk Street
Churet
Tate Janus PF
Ghusherg
Lue Jale Lerman Grusherg
Yow
Mountain View
Od Eainbeecs Benefit Draws Sherman and Reed
Sherman and Reed ciphered a draw for Od Eainbeecs at a event in Darte, with Codert contributing to the arrangement. The notice records a bet-like transfer or wager connected to the Brownwy context and Od Eainbeecs.
Big names may escape testifying in interstate inquiry
Washington May Indications that Charles Mollin former president and Lewis Cass Jedyard William Tackefeller George Thaler and George MacCullowell Miller directors of the New York New Haven Dartford Railroad would not be called to testify in the inquiry by the interstate commerce commission into the financial operations of Lie New Fagen and the Billard company Attorney General McReynolds told Joseph Folk he disapproved of examining these witnesses at this time The commission doubts the advisability of placing them on the stand The attorney general had a brief conference with the president on the New Traven situation He said immunity from prosecution seemed unlikely for the witnesses Bullard of Danielson Conn gave each of 162 primary grade children a toothbrush and a can of toothpaste dental care items
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Joseph W. Folk
Caunge
Wilson
Traven
Melia
New Haven
Ogden Bats Pound Butte Pitchers In Uneven Game
Ogden and Butte fought a 4 to 4 tie as Ogden’s batters produced 18 safeties and 27 total bases. McCreery struggled briefly, Halla relieved him, while Marshal Demagoglo and McMurdo starred in the field. Stolen bases by Willis, Risberg, and Dowling highlighted a pitching duel with errorless defense and late pushes by both sides.
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Butte
McCraery
Holmes
Halla
Mint
Calugs
Malta
Creery
Ogden Ruuners
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Newton
Gimlin
Galgano
Gelgano
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Demugeta
J Marsnall
Rn Smith
Fo Rosshacky
Lewis
McCleland
Torace Fendleton
Ek A McMurdo
Tb Au Ou Mucreery
Ye Ha Halla
Cere
H.bo
Age Tallis
Tae
U O Wooims
Vo Murphy
A A Jones
Cobh
Teigbere
Dowling
Seabough
Newlow
Golgano
Bates
Wilis
Jones
Risberg
Pendleton
Rishers
Clolgano
Mit
McCreery
Basce— Flutee
Galgang
Pases
McCreary
Galyuw Tine
Utmye Longenriker
Britons May Not Send Polo Team to America
London May 12 The decision on sending the British polo team to the United States for the International Polo Challenge cup rests on a Hurlingham club committee meeting tomorrow. Baron Windberdan, who announced plans to take a team, now cannot lead it and appeals to Hurlingham to decide. Maj. C F Hunter’s wife’s illness forces him to remain home, shrinking the pool of available players. Time is short and options grow limited. Meanwhile Butte High School will compete at the Inter scholastic field and track meet in Missgowly with a 100-strong team. Coaches expect a strong finish, and the Mines team also travels with Coach Greenwood. Syracuse University crews plan to field six of eight rowers from the Poughkeepsie title, forming the first eight for Henley results.
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Fang
McAllister
Melster
Cabby
Bene
Yankee Allen
Paddy O'Hern
Btue
McCarthy
Ods
Secont Chaice
Jade Rodgers
Art Allard
Rodgers
Gough
Tommy
Jim Chapman
Chapman
Tratn
Baggar
Il Jooks
London
vUpon
Hurlingham Club
United States
Baron Wimberdan
America
Murlingham Elth
Lord Winderdan
Maj. C.F. Hunter
Syracuse
N. Y
James Ten Eyck
Syracuse University
Entry List at Sandwich Tops History in Golf Championship
The British golf championship at Sandwich England reports 242 entries the largest in history with more expected by mail tomorrow. Ten Americans including Francis Quimet Jerome Travers and Frederick Herre lead a field featuring Arthur Lockwood Fraser Hale C W Inslee Edward Knapp Henry Tonping Harald W. Wohrer and Charles W. Boyans Jr among others.
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Sandwich
England
Mall
Francis Quimet
United States
Jerome D. Travers
Frederick Herreshot
New York
Arthur G. Lockwood
Belmont Springs Country Club
Massachusetts
Fraser Hale
Chicago
C. W. Inslee
Oneida
Edward &. Knapp
Westbrank
Henry J. Tonping
Greennvich, Conn
Harald Wwoher
Toledo
Charles W. Y Boyans, Jr
Strike breakers sent away by army authority
Five strike breakers were moved from Aguilar to Denver after being confined by Captain Johnston following a clash with strikers near the Real mine. The operation aligns with Colonel Sackett’s April 2 ban on entry to mines for strikebreakers. At Ludlow plans to remove strikers from the tent colony progressed as authorities prepared for a broader evacuation while gun surrenders continued in southern Colorado.
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Aguilar
Johnston
Sackett
Johnaton
Colorado & Southern
Denver
Quinn
Atoike Gang
Ludlow
Aid
Indus
Sunset Heights
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Union
Court martial results amid strike and Ludlow aftermath
Report from Denver May outlines a general court martial for Colorado militia officers and guardsmen tied to the Ludlow battle and April 20 fire. Major and captains face dozens of counts as inquiries follow troop movements to Boulder strike district amid claims of weapon shipments and resistance.
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Ludlow
Wil
Gulden
Colorado Pattel Guard
Maj
Patriel
Hnammek
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Tri
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