Fraternal Rangers Organize in Boston for Protective Society
The Fraternal Order of Rangers launched at the Revere House with 150 delegates from across Massachusetts. Officers installed include M F Sullivan of Lawrence as supreme noble chief Otto Helrich of Everett as supreme noble sub-chief William Powers of East Boston as treasurer and other senior officers from Charlestown Roxbury Cambridge Dorchester Somerville and Boston.
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Boston
Fraternal Order of Rangers
Revere House
Massachusetts
M. F. Sullivan
M. D
Lawrence
Otto A. Helrich
Everett
Supreme Noble
William H. Powers
East Boston
George F. Gleason
Negritos linked to Central African Pygmies say Starr
Frederick Starr a professor at Chicago University argues the Negritos of Central Luzon share the same race as the Pygmies of Central Africa. This claim links Philippine indigenous groups with African pygmoid populations in a broader racial theory.
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Manila
Frederick Starr
Chicago University
Central
Luzon
Africa
Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Takeaway
An advertisement extols Swamp Root as a premier kidney liver and bladder remedy. It warns of kidney disease dangers including Bright's disease and lame back. It promotes sample bottles and a free information book from Dr Kilmer Co Boston and Binghamton NY.
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Nature
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Woman Found Suffering Knife Wound in Hanover Street Flat
A woman, Mrs. Mary Canno, was found stabbed in the abdomen with a severe head wound after a disturbance at 493 Hanover Street. Two men, Antonio Battarlia and Tonio Perrie, were arrested on suspicion of assault with a murderous weapon as investigators probe what happened after a drinking dispute. Mrs. Canno was hospitalized in critical condition. Battarlia resisted arrest but was restrained.
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Hanover Street
Mary Canno
Antonio Battarlia
Pitts Street
Tonio Perrie
Battazlia
McDavitt
McDonald
O’donnell
Cannos
Canno
Perrie
Hibernians Hold Impressive Memorial at Cathedral
About 1500 members of the Suffolk county branch of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and relatives filled the cathedral for a solemn high mass. Archbishop O Connell and a line of clergy attended as the sermon honored Irish immigrants and remembered the dead with a religious service in the church.
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Suffolk County
Order of Hibernians
Philip J. O'Donnell
St. Philip’s Church
South End
F. X. Dolan
Thomas R. McCoy
M. J
Supple
Church of God
Patrol Wagon Driver Beaten in Medford Disturbance
Paul G. Bickford, driver of the police patrol wagon, was beaten by three youths near his home after arresting a disturbance. He was felled on the sidewalk and kicked unconscious as bystanders looked on.
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Medford
Paul G. Bickford
Bickford
Miss May McIntosh Dead in Auto Crash Before Wedding
Watertown April 20 Miss May McIntosh aged young woman killed when struck by an automobile near her home. She was to marry Edward McFadden of Sydney Cape Breton this week. Her wedding dress will be her shroud as preparations had been made for the ceremony.
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Sydney
Miss McIntosh
Hood Rubber Factory
McFadden
Roxbury
Cape Breton
Watertown
May McIntosh
Edward McFadden
Laxative Brom Quin ine Advertises Cold Cure in One Day
An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine with the slogan used the world over to cure a cold in one day. It directs readers to seek the signature of E. W. Grove and notes a price of 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Haverhill Woman Celebrates 104th Birthday
Mrs. Mary J. Stockbridge of Haverhill marked her 104th birthday with her five living children fourteen grandchildren and ten great grandchildren present. Born April 20 1804 in Alton New Hampshire she has lived in Haverhill over 50 years. She rises at 5 a m and remains in good spirits though nearly blind and deaf.
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Haverhill
Mary J. Stockbridge
Post
Raymond Noyes
Mary E. Griffin
Calvin B. Stockbridge
Lyman R. Stockbridge
Lindley H. Stockbridge
Arlington Patriots Decorate Tablets and Monuments
Arlington celebrated Patriots Day under Charles W. Marsh Camp, Sons of Veterans with Francis Gould Post 36 G A R as guests. The parade moved to the centre with decorated monuments and historic tablets along Paul Revere route. Speakers included George W. Penniman and Rev James Yeames, with a collection for Chelsea fire sufferers.
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Arlington
Charles W. Marsh
Sons of Veterans
Francis Gould
Lons of
Paul Revere
Grand Army Hall
Town Hall
Francis J. Lounsbury
Crescent Zouaves
Stowell Campbell
J. Howell Crosby
Our Town
John Thornton
Crosby School
Warren W. Rawson
Boston Post
George W. Penniman
Charles S. Parker
William O. Cutler
James Yeames
St. John's Church
Chelsea
Attempt on President Cabrera in Guatemala City
Reports from Guatemala City say an attack was made on Guatemalan President Manuel Estrada Cabrera as he reached the palace to greet the new American minister William Heimke. Cabrera was wounded in the right hand and several arrests were reported.
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Panama
Guatemala City
Manuel Estrada Cabrera
National Palace
William Heimke
Senor Estrada Cabrera
Free trial offered for Rheumatic Remedy Uric-O
An advertisement invites all rheumatic sufferers to claim a free 75 cent bottle of Uric-O from Smith Drug Co. Syracuse New York. Readers mail name address and pharmacist to receive an order to their druggist with no obligation. The pitch promises relief and cites Sawyer & Co in Boston as local sellers.
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Smith Drug Co
Smith Bidg
Syracuse
N. Y
Boston
Sawyer & Co
Tremont St
Cor. Hollis
Cor. Pleasant
Czarina May Enter Convent at Dubovo Near Rubinsk
A rumor says the Czarina plans to retire to the Convent of Eternal Silence in Dubovo near Rubinsk. The institution admits only noblewomen and presently houses about 200 princesses and countesses. Silence is maintained year round and inmates walk barefoot in plain dress.
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ST. Petersburg
Railway Strike Hits Arequipa Mollendo Route in Peru
Reports from La Paz say railway workers on the Arequipa Mollendo line in Peru have gone on strike and serious disorders occurred. The line links Arequipa, the capital of its department, to Mollendo port, about 420 miles southeast of Lima.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Arequipa
Peru
Lima
Mollendo
Rumor of plot against Russian Emperor denied
Reports claimed a plot to blow up the Russian Emperor and imperial family. An official statement today said the rumors were without foundation and no such plot existed.
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ST. Petersburg
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Cambridge
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Somerville
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