Veterans depart Boston for Salt Lake City encampment
A delegation of G. A. R. veterans and W. R. C. members left North station at 10 yesterday bound for Salt Lake City. The train carried many officers from Post 78 60 72 92 11 7 128 50 47 36 23 56 12 4 65 22 8 86 11 53 plus a large list of W. R. C. and D. of V. delegates and a special car led by W. F. Weatherbee. More than 200 veterans are expected in the Salt Lake City parade next week.
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G. A. R. Veterans
North
Salt Lake City
Greenfield
Boston
John L. Parker
G. C. Fisk
Israel H. Wolf
John E. Gilman
Eli W. Hall
W. A. Wetherbee
J. E. Bates
George W
Arthur A. Carlton
George Bliss
G. M. Greene
C. L. Sharkey
B. A. Hathaway
A. F. Rich
H. M. Hawkins
George A. Allen
E. J. Burtt
Elizabeth Sawyer
D. P
Mary Elliott
Fannie Jones
Agnes McCoy
D. of V
Mabel Godding
D of V
Mabel McCoy
McCoy
Lydia Fleet
Arthur F. Pool
F. F. Sawyer
Edward F. Wyer
Kittie Flood
W H. Brown
John Flood
Jennie Hubbard
Fannie Palmer
Catherine Hubbard
J. Adams Bartlett
J. R. Merritt
Annie Baldwin
Helen Littlefield
Littlefield
Vern Howe
C. Millie Leighton
George Blaisdell
B. W. Spooner
Wesley A. Hawkes and Son
K. B. Stewart
Mildred Bryan
S. F. Snell
G. A. Snell
Otis Chamberlain
C. H. Fuller
Mary S. Langdon
Ipswich
Mattie A. Jewett
Salem
Freda Henser
Brighton
Ella Hobbs
North Brookfield
Carrie Russell
South Hanover
Clara L. Lake
Newport
R. I
A. B. Collier
W. B. Pimpton
Southbridge
B. F. Bickum
Haverhill
Lunetta Walmer
Waltham
Charles H. Fuller
South Framingham
George W Pratt
Stoughton
Wilfred A. Wetherbee
Mary A. Gilman
Marie W. Going
Lincoln penny initials cause minting delay in New York
In New York on August 5 Victor D P Brenner designer of the Lincoln penny faces Treasury Secretary MacVeagh plan to remove his initials from the dies. Brenner demands explanation and preservation of V D B initials. Merchants tout Lincoln pennies while confusion over the head image circulates in Italian districts and a rival corrects a mislabelled Roosevelt sale.
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New York
Victor Dpd. Brenner
Lincoln
MacVeagh
Treasury
Brenner
Roosevelt
Hughes
Topless potato grows in Salem attracting visitors
In Salem Ohio John Grove, a coal miner and amateur farmer, reports a topless potato that has drawn interest from locals and visitors. An expert was amazed by its size and lack of a top, attributing it to planting method with no foreign substances applied to the cuts.
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Salem
John
Spanish War Vets Sail Moonlight Excursion Tonight
The Department of Massachusetts United Spanish War Veterans plans a moonlight trip to aid the employment bureau. The steamer Governor Andrews is chartered and will depart Otis wharf 408 Atlantic avenue at 8 o'clock sharp.
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Department of Massachusetts
United Spanish War Veterans
Department
Governor Andrews
Otis Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Tremeau Named Commander in Chief of French Army
Paris reports General Charles Louis Tremeau has been appointed commander in chief of the French army succeeding General de Lacroix.
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Paris
Charles Louis Tremeau
de Lacroix
Baby's Summer Comfort With Pineol Bath Idea
A simple method to ease baby discomfort in hot weather is adding pineol to baths. The pineol bath cools and soothes the skin, aiding sleep in heat. Pineol cologne also serves as a refreshing antiseptic perfume. a trial bottle costs fifteen cents at Riker-Jaynes stores, full half-pint for seventy five cents.
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Riker-Jaynes
Parsons Eyes Bates as Lodge Replacement for 1910 Senate
Ex Senator Herbert C. Parsons of Greenfield predicts John L. Bates could defeat United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge when the 1910 Legislature elects a senator. Parsons told the Boston Post Bates is strongest among possible foes though Bates says he does not seek the seat. Lodge supporters note Bates aims to practice law while Crane backs Bates and Lodge and Crane are in harmony.
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Herbert C. Parsons
Greenfield
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
John L. Bates
Senator Lodge
Senator Parsons
Boston
Lodge
Parsons
Bates
Senate
Jimmy Reynolds
Republican State Committee
Crane
Kinckle Refutes Suit Over Rent With Wife Kiss Claim
Frank Kinckle, Plant Shoe Co. foreman in Roxbury, answers a $35 rent suit by Patrolman Michael Sullivan of Station 14. Kinckle says he occupied the Jamaica Plain house at 3 Mark Street for nearly two years and moved out June 29, after learning Sullivan had hugged and kissed Kinckle’s wife against her will on June 16, causing her to fear returning home.
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Frank Knnckle
Roxbury
Michael Sullivan
Station 14
Sullivan
Mark Street
Jamaica Plain
Kinckle
Wise farmers hope to bunco their hens
In Ringgold, Pennsylvania farmers plan a daylight trick to fool hens. They will keep birds in darkness for hours then expose them to bright light to try and induce laying multiple eggs per day. Proponents think extra nutrients plus stimulation could boost egg output.
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Ringtown
Penn
Fire remnants smothered as Cape Cod showers end blaze
A heavy shower at Cape Cod extinguished the smouldering remnants of a recent timber lands fire at Falmouth Centre, ending days of extensive damage and cleanup.
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Falmouth Centre
Cape Cod
Dies in Arms of His Bride in Antwerp Steamer Entry
Joseph H. Leute, American vice and deputy consul general at Zurich, died of tuberculosis in the arms of his young bride aboard the steamer Marquette as it entered Antwerp. The 25 year old Pennsylvania native was married in Philadelphia on July 25 before sailing. He was regarded as a consular officer of great promise.
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Antwerp
Joseph H. Leute
Zurich
Switzerland
Marquette
Leute
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Mayor Abram C. Eby Charged With Extortion
Abram C. Eby alias Adam Smith said to be mayor of Burkeville Virginia was arrested in Philadelphia on August 6 for sending threatening letters to President McCrea of the Pennsylvania Railroad to extort money. He was held on $10,000 bail after a hearing before United States Commissioner Craig.
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Philadelphia
McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Abram C. Eby
Adam Smith
Burkeville
United States
Craig
Restoration of Order in Barcelona Reported
Through the Diplomatic Corps at Madrid the Spanish government officially states order has been restored in Barcelona and conditions improved elsewhere. Shops are open street cars running and telegraphic communication is restored.
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Washington
Madrid
Barcelona
Garden Party Prize Winners Announced
Free Home for Consumptives Dorchester held a garden party with prizes for each letter of garden party. Winners include T F Bradley Dorchester Miss L M Daney Boston Mrs Arthur Lewis East Boston Miss Dora Gallahan Lawrence Miss Abbie Kelleher Lawrence Miss B Cook Lawrence Edward Costello North Andover Mrs H M Butler Dorchester Miss Mamie Stanton Dorchester Mr H G Murray Cambridge Mrs J D Morrissett Lawrence
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Free Home For Consumptives
Dorchester
T. F. Bradley
L. M. Daney
Boston
Arthur Lewis
East Boston
Dora Gallahan
Lawrence
Abbie Kelleher
B. Cook
Edward Costello
North Andover
H. M. Butler
Mamie Stanton
H. G. Murray
Cambridge
J. D. Morrissett
Plumber Fined for Auto Ride to Work in Union Case
Otto Klessig a journeyman plumber in Great Falls Montana was fined 25 dollars after using his new automobile to travel to and from work and allegedly violating union rules. He allegedly tried to whip the secretary of the local branch and was arrested by the union.
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Great Falls
Mont
Otto Klessig
Klessig
Veteran mail clerk is killed by fall
De Westboro August 5 Death came to George F Adams a former railway mail clerk at his Woodville home after a fall down stairs He was 70 and had 35 years service His wife died three months earlier His last run was between Boston and Albany He leaves no children
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Westboro
George F. Adams
Woodville
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