Taft Enjoys Warm Reception At Millbury Stop
President Taft travels through Worcester County meeting railroad men and townsfolk. He is greeted by Aunt Delia in Millbury and attends a concerted rally at Mechanics Hall where he receives a solid gold jewel and discusses labor, injunctions, and employers liability with leaders of the railroads and unions.
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Congress
Gompers
van Cleve
Senate
House
Taft
Millbury
Colonial
Woonsocket
Blackstone
Uxbridge
Archibald Butt
Secret Service
C. T. Tateman
Worcester Board of Trade
G. F. Booth
William E. Windle
Board of Selects Men
Jeremiah F. Lyons
Herman F. Mott
A. J. Defoe
B. of L. E
M. N. Doyle
F. A. Simonds
B. O
L. E
Thomas A. Dolan
Fred P. Good
Worcester
Brotherhood OF Train Service Men’s
Railroad Men OF
United States
W.H. Tap T
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Organization of Brotherhoods
Endeavoor
Eacha
W. E. Tomlinson
E. E. Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Lughter
Theodore Roosevelt
Brother Gompers
van Cleave
Mr. Taft
Interstate Commerce
Railroads
Charles S. Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Mellen
Lucius Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad
John J. McCoy
Locals Honor Eminent Quest With Parade and Service
The article describes a citywide tribute as Millbury welcomes a distinguished visitor. Aunt loved by the nephew assists in church services from his boyhood. Officials report a smooth day with police, firemen, Grand Army delegates, and a marching band. An automobile parade proceeds to Mechanics Hall on time.
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Torrey
Second Congregational Church
Draper
Butt
Secret Service
Wheeler
Harvey J. Cashman
Worcester
Wellington Street
Esco
Second Infantry
Ninth Regiment
P. L. Ryder
New England
Millbury
Grand Army
Mechanics’ Hall
Cadum Skin Remedy Promises Quick Itch Stop and Healing
Cadum offers immediate itch relief and starts healing for skin diseases. it excludes air and microbes from affected areas. Marketed for eczema, psoriasis, ringworm, acne, herpes, and other eruptions. Trial boxes 10c, large boxes 25c at druggists.
Taft May Visit Boston for League Meeting
President William H. Taft may visit Boston in the latter part of May. He serves as honorary president of the League of Unitarian Laymen, which holds its annual meeting here on May 22 and seeks his presence.
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Interstate Commerce Railway
Europe
League of Unitarian Laymen
Taft
William H. Taft
Boston
League of Unitarian
Germantown Opposes L Bill Telephones Pension Plan
At a Germantown Citizens Association meeting in Saunders Hall Germantown yesterday afternoon residents voted to oppose the Boston Elevated holding bill the proposed zone system of telephone service and the pensioning of city and town officers and employees.
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Germantown
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C. C. Wagner
Louise Torrey
E. A. Grosvenor
Amherst
Samuel Carr
L. Orton
Phillips
Marston Whitin
Whitinsville
Mason
J. M. Lasell
Elizabeth T Lasell
A. G. Bullock
E. W. Pierce
Sacred Heart Church
South Unitarian Church
Yale
God
Country
Lincoln Square
Eben §. Draper
James Logan
Vincent E. Tomlinson
William W. Brown
New York Central Railroad
New York, New Haven and Hartford
E. Clark
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Homer P. Lewis
James Hunt
George F. Booth
Board of Trade
W. W. Windle
H. W. Aiken
Superior Court
W. Wallace A. Paddock
Martin N. Doyle
Theodore C. Bates
Murphy
Holy Cross College
Charles Dodge
Worcester Merchants’ Association
P. H. Morrissey
American Railway Employees and Investors’ Association
Julius Beauregard
Lawrence
Steam Shovelers’ Union
Organized Labor
Employers’ Liability Act
American Unitarian Association
The
Unitarian Sunday School Association
Women’s Alliance
Young People’s Religious Union
Laymen’s League
Post
Horacer
Delia “Orrey
Boston Society
Regal Chemical Co
Mass
Carter
Campbeil
Camden
Jostru Campsecy Company
Camden N
Charles 4. Tyrrell
Tyrrell Hygienic Institute
Theodore Metcalf Co
Boylston St
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