Postmasters Sail Harbor Trip Marred by Death
The National Association of Postmasters meeting closed with a sail down Foston Harbor and a dinner at Rockland House. Postmaster W. J. Wallace of Norwood Massachusetts died of heart disease during the event, casting gloom over the party. Wallace complained of heart distress on the harbor trip and collapsed after reaching the hotel porch. Doctor Charles P. Sylvester and Medical Examiner Spooner were notified.
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National Association of Postmasters
Foston Harbor
Rockland House
W. J. Wallace
Norwood
Mass
Wallace
Wharf
Mr. Wallace
Miss Windsor
Windsor
Chelsea
Charles P. Sylvester
Boston
Spooner
Hingham
Charles Brown
Gloucester
Ezra v Windsor
Boston Harbor
Lawrence O Callaghan Passes. Irish League Leader’s Father Dies
Lawrence O Callaghan aged 72, father of John O Callaghan national secretary of the United Irish League of America, died at his son’s Brighton home after a year as a paralytic. He immigrated from Killavullen County Cork eight years ago after his wife’s death, bringing son Patrick. John remains with the Globe staff. Funeral services are set for Monday at 9 am from the Church of St Columbkille, Market Street, Brighton.
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Lawrence O’callaghan
John O’callaghan
United Irish League of America
North Beacon Street
Brighton
Mr. O’callaghan
Killavullen
County Cork
Irc
Patrick
John
America
Globe
Church of St. Columbkille
Market Street
Rev Drew Opens Camp Meeting on Sterling Street
The Rev. 8 P W Drew will open a camp meeting Sunday August 2 on Sterling Street between Washington and Kawmut Avenue under the United Camp Meeting Association of America. Principal speakers are Rev Dr Q L Thomas of Karp Street Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church Baltimore and evangelist Mrs Annie E Brown of Washington with a 100 voice choir.
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P. W. Drew
Aamp
Sterling Street
Washington
Kawmut Avenue
United Camp Meeting Association of America
Q. L. Thomas
Karp Street Memorial Methodist
Pius X Receives Cardinal Gibbons in Rome
In private audience Pope Pius X welcomed Cardinal Gibbons and expressed interest in U S affairs. The Pope urged familiarity with American questions but did not press due to Gibbons health and heat. Gibbons carried church officials to the Pope and discussed Washington Catholic University.
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Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
Pius X
America
United States
Dennis R. O’connell
Charles P. Grannan
Catholic University At
Washington
P. C Gavan
O’connell
Catholic University
St. Peter’s
Pope Pius X
Lavery Freed From Charlestown Prison After Pardon
East Boston resident James Lavery walked out of Charlestown prison a free man under a governor’s pardon after serving a little over 12 years of a 6 to 15 year sentence for assault with intent to murder. Lavery, noting he lost 26 pounds, said he feels strong again and plans to return to work as a marine engineer with a awaiting job.
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James Lavery
East Boston
Charlestown
George Moore
Lavery
Defence In Beach Cases At Chelsea Court
Judge Bosson heard the case of William H. O neil proprietor Crescent Garden Theatre Revere Beach charged with running a theatre on the Lords Day. Separate trials were ordered for three others including Robert H Clifford of the Point of Pines Theatre and Frank W Mead of Wonderland Ocean Avenue. The hearing featured witness testimony about Sunday performances and a fund to aid the Cambridge Children's Aid Society. The trial ended for the day and resumes next morning.
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Chelsea
Bosson
William H. O'Neil
Crescent Garden Theatre
Revere Beach
Robert H. Clifford
Point of Pines
Thomas Earley
Darkness
Dawn
Frank W. Mead
Wonderland
Ocean Avenue
O'Neil
Harry W. James
United States
George W. Moulton
Thomas J. Barry
George C. Neal
O’neil
Crescent Theatre
Neal
Cambridge Children’s Aid Society
Chief West
State Police
Neal Ask O'Neil
Pulverman
Children’s Aid Association
Clifford
Bertha L. Maloney
Margaret G. Clifford
George A. Geuthorpe
John H. McFall
Alonzo A. Pulverman
Mary J. McCarthy
J. D. Maloney
Mr. Clifford
Crescent Gardens
Winning oarsmen in St. Catherines regatta
The first regatta on the new St. Catherines course featured senior fours won by Argonaut Rowing Club of Toronto with Winnipeg and Don in podium spots. Junior fours went to Winnipeg, with Argonaut and Ottawa following. Detroit took the pair oars, with Argonaut second. Junior singles had Detroit leading heat wins, with Hamilton and Don completing the top three in heat one. Don first and Ottawa second in heat two. Argonaut led the junior doubles heat one, Detroit second, Toronto third. Brockville led heat two with Crescents of Philadelphia second. Crescents protested a foul and the final decision was reserved.
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ST. Catherines
Ont
Argonaut Rowing Club
Toronto
Winnipeg Rowing Club
Don Rowing Club
Winnipeg
Argonaut
Ottawa
Detroit
Hamilton
Don
Mutual of
Buffalo
Brockville
Crescents
Philadelphia
Sunday Post Coupons Offer Three Green Trading Stamps
In August the Boston Sunday Post will run a page 2 coupon each Sunday granting three green trading stamps. The stamps can be redeemed at any listed stores without spending money. Readers are urged to order next Sunday's issue.
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Boston Sunday Post
Washington Market
Former Fort Hill Residents Attend Boylston School Outing
Former Fort Hill residents will today join the Bass Point outing organized by the Boylston School. The hall and orchestra are reserved for the young people and all who care for dancing.
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Fort Hill
Bass Point
Boylston
G A R Delegations Leave for National Encampment
A 300 strong Grand Army party departs from North station at 6 pm led by George H. Innis for the national encampment in San Francisco. The group includes department officers, the Woman’s Relief Corps, and Daughters and Sons of Veterans.
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Grand Army
San Francisco
North Station
Post Department
George H. Innis
Department
Woman's Relief Corps
Clara H. B. Evans
North Adams
I. A. Turner
Massachusetts
New Britain
Conn
Greenfield
Mrs. Goodale
California
Mysterious Jade Tree At Boston Museum
The Boston Art Museum displays a jade tree about 2 1/2 feet tall? The treasure is inlaid with stones and gold and houses a large Fei-Tsui jade piece. Originating in a Pekin temple, it vanished during the Boxer war and its journey to Boston remains unsolved. The relic draws awe from local Chinese visitors.
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Boston Art Museum
Pekin
Boston
Boston Unionists Not Disposed to Enter Politics
Boston trade unions express opposition to forming a national state or city political party. Frank K. Foster states unions will not nominate or endorse a presidential candidate and guarantee freedom of political action to members. Trade unionism aims to unite workers of all parties on economic lines.
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Boston
Frank K. Foster
Trade Unions of
America
Sternburg Presents Credentials to Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill
At Sagamore Hill the German ambassador Baron Speck von Sternburg presented credentials as ambassador to President Roosevelt. He delivered the recall letter for Ambassador von Holleben and announced his succession. The two men spoke warmly and Sternburg stayed as the president’s unofficial guest through tomorrow.
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Oyster Bay
L. I
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Baron Speck von Sternburg
von Sternburg
Ambassador von Holleben
Mayor Collins Silent on Loan Bill Action
A city reporter failed to gain comment from Mayor Collins on the loan bill after a Council action. The mayor and secretary blocked entry to his office and refused interviews, saying the mayor has nothing to say at this time.
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Collins
Post
Common Council
Malden Representative Dowse Declines Re‑election Bid
Representative A. C. Dowse of Malden, completing his fourth term in the House, writes to decline another candidacy and is understood to seek a Senate seat against Hon. George R. Jones.
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A. C. Dowse
Malden
House
George R. Jones
Outing Suits Cut Prices for Summer Shoppers
Whether you work all summer or travel to mountains or sea shore you need an outing suit for comfort. Here is a chance to save money with prices reduced from $8 to $66 across grades.
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