Pressmen Are Dance Hosts at 25th Union Reunion
Two hundred couples attended the 25th annual reunion of Boston Printing Pressmen's Union No. 67 at Paul Revere Hall Mechanics Building. President John H. Petoney served as floor marshal with George H. Duncan and others as directors. The supper match began at midnight led by Duncan and Miss Ella Duncan, who wore a lavender silk gown.
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Boston Printing Pressmen’s Union
Boston
Paul Revere
Mechanics’ Building
John H. Petoney
George H. Duncan
James J. Reagan
Charles W. Clayton
Stephen F. Keenan
Daniel J. Sullivan
Ella Duncan
Miss Duncan
Japanese inmate faces sentence in Lawson case in Dedham
In Dedham Norfolk Superior Court the Japanese figures Mina too and Minatoo, linked to Thomas W. Lawson, Charles Coler, and an escaped prisoner, faced sentencing. Minatoo received a reformatory term, while Coler, already serving 25 years, pled guilty to five more breakings and enterings, with additional larceny and Brookline Quincy cases placed on file. The larceny of Estelle B. Amster’s $250 fur overcoat is noted.
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Dedham
Setoney Minatoo
Thomas W. Lawson
Charles Coler
House of Correction
Norfolk Superior
Charles Tuker
Charles Illiams
Lawson
Estelle B. Amster
Amster
Brookline
Coler
Quincy
Sughrue Appointed City Expert for Schoolhouse Polling
Michael J. Sughrue, former Finance Commission prober and district attorney, becomes official schoolhouse inspector for the Hibbard administration. He also serves as the mayor's economy expert and leads trips to city schoolhouses for election commissioners. The board plans polling places in schools, reducing voting booths, under the economy banner.
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Michael J. Sughrue
Finance Commission
Hibbard
Sughrue
Fined $10 for obstructing the L in Boston court ruling
Solomon Slpshitz of 27 Allen Street was fined $10 by Judge Wentworth in the Boston Municipal Court for obstructing the track of the Boston Elevated railway on March 234. He paid the fine yesterday.
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Boston
Solomon
Allen Street
Wentworth
Cudahy Packing Company Indicted on 695 Counts for Tax Fraud
An indictment charging the Cudahy Packing Company of Kansas City with defrauding the government under internal revenue laws was formally returned in U S District Court in Topeka. The firm faces 695 counts and its officers are to be summoned to appear and defend the charges.
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Topeka
Kan
Internal Revenue Laws
Cudahy Packing Company of
Kansas City
United States District Court
Colored butterine dispute unsettles Omaha packing firm
Omaha April 16 H A Cudahy vice president and general manager of the Cudahy Packing Company stated the government alleges artificial coloring in their butterine. He said independent chemical analyses by U S experts show the butterine is not colored and the dispute centers on differing analyses.
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Omaha
Neb
H. A. Cudahy
Cudahy Packing Company
United States
Maine Federation Women’s Clubs to Meet in Waterville
The Maine Federation of Women's Clubs accepts an invitation to hold its annual meeting in Waterville on September 14 15 and 16. Executive board approves the plan and sets the dates for the gathering in Waterville Maine.
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Portland
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
Waterville
Discovery of moth eggs on railroad wood shipment
April 16 in Biddeford Me Captain E E Philbrook announced that a car load of wood from Gypsy moth infested Massachusetts woodlands distributed along the Boston & Maine line between Dover N H and Scarboro Me carried moth eggs.
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Biddeford
Massachusetts
Boston & Maine Railroad
Dover
N. H
Scarboro
E. E. Philbrook
Unity Club Supper Sickness Hits Rockland Crowd
About 150 people who attended a Unity Club supper at the Unitarian Church in Rockland Wednesday night were sick the next day. Physicians treated the attendees and reported no serious illnesses.
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Rockland
Unity Club
Unitarian Church
Castro May Be Arrested in Venezuela
In Caracas on April 16 Mme Castro wife of the former president reportedly showed annoyance as Venezuelan authorities barred disembarking at LaGuaira from the Guadeloupe. A Criminal Court judge pursuing Cipriano Castro in the Paredes murder case has ordered requisition papers for his capture and arrest.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Mme. Castro
The
Republic
LaGuaira
Guadeloupe
Criminal Court
Cipriano Castro
Antonio Paredes
Castro
Secretary of Navy Meyer Visits Charlestown Yard
George von L. Meyer Secretary of the Navy will visit Charlestown navy yard this afternoon arriving around 1 o clock. He will be saluted with 17 guns and will inspect the buildings as officers of ships at the yard assemble to meet their new chief in front of Admiral Swift's office.
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George von L. Meyer
Navy
Charlestown Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Admiral Swift
There is Only One Bromo Quinine That Is Laxative
A claim asserts a single product named Bromo Quinine as the laxative version and cites signature by E. W. Grove. It references a world usage claim to cure a cold in one day with a price indication of 25 not.
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Earth
E. W. Grove
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Copenhagen
Adker
Hanover
Wolf’s
Milan
Mary Garden
Panama
J. A. Mullin
D. J. O'Callahan
T. J. Hawkins
John Griffin
Benjamin Harrison
Alderman J. Frank O'Hare
John J. Casey
H. P. Barry
Martin P. Higgins
Edward J. Connolly
James RB. Slater
Manhattan
Phelan
Steptoe
Boylston Street
Hotel
Touraine
Joseph Squire CO
Prp S&s
Maine
Cudahy Firm
Kansas City Packers
Gale & Kent
Court Street
SECY
Washington & Hanover Sts
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