Murder case spurs grand jury action in Readfield
The Readfield Readfield grand jury sessions reopen as witnesses including Dr Milliken Mrs Milliken Levi Hackett and Charles E Stevens testify about the 1905 Hackett murder near Readfield. County Attorney Williamson says the evidence phase may wrap within two days with about 25 potential witnesses.
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Nathan Raymond
Bert Raymond
Court House
Levi Hackett
Raymond
Mr. Hackett
Winthrop
Readfield
A. H. Bailey
Sidney
E. Walter Blackwell
Winslow
Walter Branch
Waterville
Harvey C. Crummins
Hallowell
James Dickey
Clinton
W. M. Dorr
Randolph
H. E. Imery
Manchester
Foreman
John P. Ferren
Augusta
W. S. Haskell
China
Theodore Lemmaux
Freeman Littlefield
Gardiner
E. B. Martin
John Mitchell
Martin
Edwin P. Morbes
Rome
George Rogers
Litchfield
Herbert B. Ware
Henry C. Williams
West Gardiner
Williamson
Richardson
John S. Milliken
Burton Raymond
Milliken
John S&. Milliken
Nickerson
Edward Hobbs
Elsie Raymond
Charles E. Stevens
Elmwood
Veterans Rally For Army Nurse Monument Fund Drive
Veterans gather at Tremont Temple to push funding for an Army nurse monument at the State House Hall of Flags. The plan aims to raise $14,000 with $2,000 already subscribed as officers and members discuss drives and memorials amid hospital and military service references.
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J. Payson Bradley
State House
Council of Administration
Granville C. Fisk
One Hundred Women to Climb Pike's Peak by Train
Miss Marjorie F. Hamilton proposes taking one hundred women who have lost weight by her drugless obesity treatment on a Denver to Colorado Springs trip this June or July. They will camp at Garden of the Gods, ride an electric car to Manitou, then ascend Ute Iron Springs to the summit of Pike's Peak, with preparations for blizzards and delays as they aim to reach the top by nightfall.
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Pije’s Peak
Ute Iron Springs
Colorado
Denver
Marjorie F. Hamilton
Miss Hamilton
Rockies
Pike’s Peak
Massachusetts Woman's Relief Corps Holds 3rd Annual Convention
About 800 delegates gather at Shawmut Church as officers for next year are chosen. Nellie F. Libbey retires as president after presiding over relief work valued at about 15000 dollars and 14845 members in 171 corps. Gifts include purse of gold gavel silk quilt and bouquets. Messages sent to Clara Barton. Grand reception planned for leaders Trimble and Hosley.
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Woman's Relief Corps of
Massachusetts
Shawmut Church
Mary E. Holbrook
South Weymouth
Marie J. Kendall
Gardiner
Laura I. Smith
Attleboro
Fannie M. Jones
Somerville
S&s
Anna Starkweather
Pittsfield
Nellie F. Libbey
Lynn
Clara Barton
Glen Echo
Maryland
Reynolds Post
Weymouth
Kendall
Cora M. Davis
Union
Ore
Florence Haynes
Salem
May L. Douglas
Concord
N. H
Ida C. Rolfe
Maine
Nina B. Stoughton
Vermont
Eliza Patten
New Hampshire
Trimble
Hosley
Daughters of Veterans Report Largest Massachusetts Chapter
The 22nd annual Massachusetts Department Daughters of Veterans convened at Chipman Hall Tremont Temple Jamaica Plain reports Massachusetts now has the largest department in the United States with 2000 members across 38 tents. Officers elected include President Mrs Mattie Tucker Medford senior vice president Agnes I Mc Coy Somerville junior vice president treasurer Emma E Metcalfe Leominster.
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EB. T. Kirchgassner
Jamaica Plain
Massachusetts Department
Daughters of Veterans
Chipman Hall
Tremont Temple
United States
State House
Mattie Tucker
Medford
Agnes I. McCoy
Somerville
Hmma E. Metcalfe
Leominster
Massachusetts Sons of Veterans Hold %th Encampment Ceremony
Division Commander Wellington received a gold watch from staff at a reception during the %th annual Massachusetts Division Sons of Veterans encampment. The event was held in the evening with camp activities continuing afterward.
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Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
James T. Wellington
Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliiary
James T. Kutelington
John D. Brooks
Wellinston
Wellington
Massachusetts
Sons of Veterans
Ladies of the G. A. R Sessions at American House
The Ladies of the G A R meet at the American House with President Mrs. Sarah L. Murphy of Billerica presiding. Credentials were presented and reports read show a highly successful past year. A reception was held in the hotel parlors for the commander in chief the department commander and staff.
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American House
Sarah L. Murphy
Billerica
Department
Commander Trimble Guests at Massachusetts GAR Banquet
National staff of the Massachusetts Grand Army of the Republic hosted a banquet and reception at the Quincy House for Commander-in-chief Trimble during a department encampment visit. About 70 attendees heard greetings from Governor Foss's aide. Speakers included J. H. Murphy Granville Co Fisk retired department commander and incoming Department Commander George A. Hosley with Wilfred A. Weatherbee.
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Department of Massachusetts
Grand Army of the Republic
Quincy House
Trimble
Foss
J. H. Murphy
Granville Co. Fisk
George A. Hosley
Wilfred A. Weatherbee
Taft's Home County Endorses His Acts
In Cincinnati Ohio on April 2 the Hamilton county Republican central committee endorsed President Taft and favored his renomination. The resolution was adopted unanimously at a meeting where speakers repeatedly cheered Taft's name.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Hamilton County
Republican Central Committee
Waltham Man Drowns Self in Charles River Near Mt Feake
Michael O Rourke 43 of 63 Exchange Street Wal tham waded into the Charles River near Mt Feake cemetery this afternoon and drowned. His body was recovered about 100 feet from the entry point. He leaves a widow and two children and had been suffering from rheumatism.
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Waltham
Michael O’ Rourke
Exchange Street
Charles River
Mt. Feake
O'Rourke
Barnes Re-Elected New York Republican Chairman
William Barnes Jr of Albany was re-elected chairman of the Republican State committee as it organized under the new primary law. Lafayette B. Gleason was re-elected secretary and Henry H. Bender as treasurer of the committee.
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New York
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
Republican State Committee
Lafayette B. Gleason
Henry H. Bender
Republicans Reject Minnesota Primary Plan
The Minnesota State Republican central committee rejected the presidential preferential primary plan at a St. Paul meeting. A motion to table the resolution failed 28 to 9 with 7 not voting and 2 absent.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
State
Republican Central Committee
Dominion appoints agent to repatriate French Canadians
Ottawa reports Albin Leferriere named repatriation agent with headquarters in Manchester New Hampshire. He will try to induce French Canadians living in the New England States to return to Canada.
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Ottawa
Ont
Dominion
Alban Leferriere
Manchester
N. H
New England
Canada
Hit Conductor Fined Twenty Five Dollars for Assault
Harry Daly of 282 Putnam Avenue Cambridge was tried in Cambridge District Court yesterday for assault on a Boston Elevated conductor. He was found guilty and fined 25 dollars. He was committed for failure to pay the fine.
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Harry Daly
Putnam Avenue
Cambridge
Boston
Bangor Harbor Reopens After Ice Jam Calm
Bangor harbor in Maine opened to navigation for the first time since December 28 as the Penobscot River tidewater ice jam passed downstream this afternoon. The first steamer from Boston is expected to reach soon.
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Bangor
Penobscot River
Boston
Port Thursday Opens Early Shipping Season
The article notes an early start to the shipping season with several large vessels already in passage, signaling active trade activity at the port.
Birth Death and Marriage Notice Rates in The Post
The Post charges 50 cents per insertion for Birth Marriage or Death notices. Notices may be left at the Post office mailed to the classified department or called in at Main 1684 Adfain 1004 after 10 30 pm.
Obituary notices from Boston area residents list multiple services
In South Boston James Leahy and others die, with funeral plans announced for April from addresses on 168 Street and Gate of Heaven Church. Entries cover James Matthews Frank Maloney Jeremiah Murphy James McCorkle Bernard McGovern Catherine O Meara Albert Orr Dean O Rullivan Ern Overlock Dorcas Simonds Annie Stone Louisa Trout and Irene Wolyneek with church services, burial notes, and family invitations.
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Agnes M. Leahy
John T
Catherine V. Leahy
Leahy
Boston
James
Gate of Heaven
Matthews
East Boston
Fannie
Thoma Matthews
French
Cheverus Court
Annie M Govern
Thom O'Meara
Patrick Sullivan
Mal Street
Orrall
Roslindale
Albert T. Orr
Ri Street
O’rullivan
Roxbury
Dean
Ann O'Sullivan
Dudley Street
Aril
Massachusetts Regiment
G. R
New Calvary
Somerville
Ern Gardner
Hartley Overlock
Gregs Street
Belfast
Simonds
Waltham
Dorcas
Joel H. Simonds
Woodlawn
Everett
Mass
Stone
Annie W
Benjamin F. Stone
Central Congrege Church
Fifth and Chestnut
Chelsea
Douglas & Sons
Broadway
Louisa G
George W. Trout
Wolyneed
South Boston
Tenna Irene
Stefan Leonarda Wolyneec
Highth Street
Our Lady of Iowa Church
Dorchester Avenue
Southton
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Mattie Hackett
Kent's Hill
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Cay
Heason
Himwood
Waterbury
Conn
Henry Stetgon
Bath
Lough
Mrs. Raymond
Army Nurse
Fred Lt. le Baron
William A. Streeter
Massachusetts General Hospital
le Baron
Attleboro Post
William R. Buzzell
Plymouth
Charlestown
Issac C. Day
Groveland
Thomas J. Ames
John Gilbert
Fall River
Charles H. Fuller
J. Everett Pierce
Alfonso B. Pierce
Lyman H. Biglow
Robert E. Hickey
H. M. Trimble
Charles R. E. Koch
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the Queen Easter
Brookside
Santa Clara
Lenox Cream
Diamo
Wilson Bros
Wilson Bros. Scollay Square
Alison
Dorchester
Robert Tames Alison
Lonsdale Street
Leicester
Anderson
James Anderson
Martin O'Brien
Renfrew Street
J. J. Good
Attridge
Michael Attridge
Springfield Street
Austin H. Connell & Son
Immaculate Conception
Mt. Benedict
Barham
Quincy
Eveline J. W
Robert H. Barham
Hancock Street
Breath
Maria Breath
Melvin L. Breath
Crescent Avenue
St. Rose Church
Brennan
Mary A. Brennan
Pleasant Street
Warren Street
Brown
Margaret Brown
Tones
Sumner Street
St. Mary's Church
Cummings
Mary
Curran
William Condon
Prospect Street
Diggins
Thomas
Margaret Diggins
Fast Boston
East
Peter and Paul's Church
Meeting House Hill
Guinasso
North End
Teresa
Cynio
Andrew Guinasso
Cooper Street
St. Leonard's Church
Mt. Calvary
Keenan
Mary A
Thomas and
Bridget Keenan
Donagan
Woodward Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
New Calvary Cemetery
Bridgetoom
Kelly
South Chicago
James T. Kelly
Hip B P. Kelly
Mystic Street
Pines
Dons Maes
Keating
William F
Minnie T
T Iate
Thomas EB. Keating
Cambridge Street
J. Newman & Sons, Corp
Tremont ST
Lewis Jones & Son Undertakers
Lagrange Street