Prize Drill Dazzles Boston Latin School Cadets
About 5000 spectators watched the Boston Latin School Cadets prize drill at Mechanics Building. E company won the senior prize with Captain Leo Ready later to command the 2d regiment, B S C. D company took the senior junior prize under Captain George Heyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Latin School
Mechanics’ Building
Latin School
Carter
Christopher Harrison
Engineers’ Corps
J. J. Barry
W. J. Neville
H. §. Soule
J. E. Decrow
C. R. Davidson
E Company
Leo F. Ready
B Company
J. R. Fleming
2D Regiment
D Company
George L. Heyer
M Company
Charles F. Higgins
3D Battalion
W. Ruggles
I. Levy
E. Monroe
John Carr
New Hampshire House rejects Lorimer stance urges Senate pull
The New Hampshire House of Representatives voted decisively against backing the State Senate’s resolutions over Senator Lorimer of Illinois. It urged Senators Gallinger and Burnham in Washington to heed New Hampshire’s sentiment that Lorimer should not keep his U S Senate seat.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire House of Representatives
State Senate
Loriber
Illinois
Gallinger
Burnham
Washington
New Hampshire
Lorimer
United States Senate
Legislature Deadlock and Rail Rate Bills Resolved
The Senate and House clashed over the railroad rate and Public Service Commission bills. An evening Senate session stripped a rider, merged measures, and passed them by voice vote. The House postponed the railroad rate bill, approved an $80,000 girls’ building appropriation, and consented to other bills. A mock session closed the day with Rep. George P. Sibley presiding.
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Senate
House
Public Service Commission
Commission
Boston & Maine
State Industrial School
Boston Holding
New Hampshire
Boston & Maine Railroad
Brandeis
E. O. Ives
Boston
Dartmouth College
George P. Sibley
Manchester
Ireland Sister Seeks Missing Brother Daniel McElany
Mrs. Benjamin O Nell of Dorchester appeals for news of her brother Daniel McElany missing since 1888. A will from their uncle leaves a $14 000 land fortune to both siblings. Daniel left Ireland in 1888 and Mrs. O Neil tracked him to America two years later. She describes him as about 84, 6 feet tall, 150 pounds, with reddish hair and sandy mustache, a former sailor and globe trotter.
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Benjamin O’nell
Savin Hill Avenue
Dorchester
Daniel McElaney
P. Canny
Drimshee Parish
Clonmany
County Donegal
Ireland
Daniel McClaney
America
O'Neil
McClaney
Licensing Board Suspends Moran & Co Liquor License
The Licensing Board, after a hearing on charges by Edward A. Gilman, found James Moran & Co at 177 Court Street guilty of selling liquor to an intoxicated man and suspended their license from 11 last night to 6 this morning.
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Licensing Board
Edward A. Gilman
James Moran & Co
Court Street
Forfeit Claim Focuses On Stradivarius Violin In New York
In a government suit to forfeiture the Stradivarius owned by the Havemeyer estate is under scrutiny. Mrs. Henry O Havemeyer and her son Horace testifying say the instrument was smuggled into Boston by a steamship officer in January 186 and later delivered to Havemeyer. The government values the instrument at 10932 with duty questions cited. They recounted a conversation with Collector Loeb and pledged to aid as investigations proceed. Decision reserved.
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New York
Henry O. Havemeyer
Horace
Henry QO. Havemeyer
Boston
Havemeyer
Loeb
Port of
United States
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Samuel Temple
W. J. Boles
J. Demick
Gillis
Soucy
Parchard
Cohen
Harold A. Packard
Drum and Bugle Corps
L. Levy
George Brock
Boston School Committee
Hel
New
Grocery Department
Florida
Oregon
Vermont
Our Dairy Department
Crosse & Blackwell
London
Our Florist
Delicatessen
aNia
Granite State Senate
Daniel McHlaney
Daniel McElany
Henry Siegel Co
New England
Orchestra
Henry Siegel’s
Mass
Geo
Geo. Talbot
Berore
Washington Street
Franklin
Priestly Cravenettes
Oxford
London Raincoat CO
Tremont Street
Opp
Park St
Mso
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