Hub to Aid in Citizen Army
David B. Provan of Philadelphia, a campaign committee member, arrived in Boston as the governor Brumbaugh’s representative. He urges Boston to organize a citizen army and invites Governor McCall, Mayor Curley, and officers of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company to Philadelphia during the April 26 to May 6 preparedness week.
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David B. Provan
Philadelphia
Boston
Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Mr. Provan
McCall
Curley
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Winslow elected president of Maine State Postal Clerks
Frank A. Winslow of Augusta won the presidency of the Maine State Branch of Postal Clerks at the Rockland convention. Named with him were Leroy D. Perry of Rockland and P. M. Williams of Bangor as vice presidents J E Leighton Jr of Hallowell as secretary E A Brannigan of Lewiston as treasurer W C Hanson of Westbrook as organizer C Richardson of Westbrook as delegate to the National convention with Winslow as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Frank A. Winslow
Augusta
Maine
Leroy D. Perry
P. M. Williams
Bangor
J. E. Leighton, Jr
Hallowell
E. A. Brannigan
Lewiston
W. C. Hanson
Westbrook
C. Richardson
F. A. Winslow
Discovery of fire ends her toothache in Revere home
Mrs James F Dawley of 26 Arnold Street Revere woke early yesterday to a kitchen fire that started in her home. The incident prompted by the blaze cured her chronic toothache, ending her sleepless night.
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Arnold Street
Revere
James F. Dawley
Senator Smith Testifies On Oil Lands Grant Approval
Senator Smith of Georgia testified in the government suit to recover California oil lands from the Southern Pacific railway that he approved the grant as Secretary of the Interior in 1894 without special investigation and on subordinate reports.
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Washington
Senator Smith
Georgia
California
Southern Pacific Railway
Interior
Stop Fermentation and Acid With Bisulated Magnesia
Advertisement explains stomach troubles derive from fermentation and excess acid. Recommends Bisulated Magnesia after meals to stop fermentation, neutralize acidity, and ease wind and discomfort. Advises obtainable from any druggist and to use with water for faster relief.
Tenebrae Services Draw Thousands Across Boston
Thousands of Catholics across Greater Boston attended Tenebrae services last night on Spy Wednesday. At the Cathedral of the Holy Cross more than 3000 filled the nave while over 2000 gathered at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Cardinal O Connell presided at the cathedral with clergy and seminarians participating in the rite.
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Greater
Boston
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Harrison Avenue
East
Concord Street
Cardinal O’connell
Michael J. Scanlan
Augustine F. Hickey
St. John’s Ecclesiastical Seminary
Brighton
William ‘B. Finigan
Jeremiah
Father Scanlan
Charles W. Lyons
Boston College
Signor Cappeloni
Dethier
Back Bay
Cardinal O'Connell
Charles E. Lane
Brooklyn Heiress Leaves Bulk of Estate to Chauffeur
Grace Mc Laughlin, a Brooklyn heiress to 250000, who eloped and wed George M Stevens in Cuba on her deathbed, filed a will allocating the majority of her estate to him. She leaves her aunt Catherine Ingles ten thousand dollars. bequest to Stevens is absolute and takes effect on her decease.
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New York
Grace McLaughlin
Brooklyn
George M. Stevens
Cuba
George Milton Stevens
Catherine Ingles
Dorchester Death Identifies Man Found On Romsey Street Field
The body of a man found in a field off Romsey street Dorchester on Monday morning was identified yesterday as Harry MacDonald age 50. He formerly worked for Heywood Bros and Wakefield Rattan Company Wakefield.
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Romsey Street
Dorchester
Harry MacDonald
Heywood Bros. and
Wakefield Rattan Company
Wakefield
Newton doctor elected at Middlesex South District Medical Society meeting
Charles F. Painter of Newton yesterday attended the annual Middlesex South District Medical Society meeting at the American House. Newly elected officers include Frank R. Stubbs as Orator of Newton Norman M. Hunter of Hudson as Auditor Thomas H. Heaton of Cambridge and Thomas F. McCarthy of Marlboro as Auditors. President William D. Swan of Cambridge and other officers were re elected.
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Charles F. Painter
Newton
Middlesex South District Medical Society
Frank R. Stubbs
Audilors
Thomas H. Heaton
Cambridge
Norman M. Hunter
Hudson
Thomas F. McCarthy
Marlboro
William D. Swan
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Citizen Army
Provan
State Postal Clerks
Cardinal
Will
Coes & Young
Geo. Wm. Bentley Co
State St
Mass
New England
E. J. Gainer
Muncie
Ind
National Association of Letter Carriers
A. J. Pellegrini
Gilchrist
Faille
Faille and Moire
Copenhagen
Wty
Paris
Newport
Ssec
Rose
Georgette
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