John Boyle O Reilly Club Honors Poet
Memorial meeting at the Exchange Club honors John Boyle O Reilly twenty years after his death. Attending were ex Mayors ex Governors and Captain Henry C Hathaway who rescued O Reilly. Speakers praise his kindness, loyalty and hope for Dowth Castle preservation in Ireland.
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John Boyle
O’reilly Club
John Boyle O'Reilly
Exchange Club
Commonwealth
Boston
New England
Henry C. Hathaway
O'Reilly
Dowth
Ireland
Katherine BE. Conway
William H. Leahy
Joseph Smith
Denis McCarthy
Shuman
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Tremont Temple
Collins
Nason Misses Beverly Appearance in Pernicious Activity Row
Essex County politics heat in Merrimac race as Senator Arthur L. Nason of Haverhill fails to show in Beverly over alleged pernicious activity by Postmaster Charles M. Hoyt. Lodge ties, Hitchcock visit expected, anti-Lodge fight intensifies with Hoyt and Peters supporting opposing factions.
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Beverly
Arthur L. Nason
Haverhill
Merrimac
Taft
Charles M. Hoyt
Nason
Butler Ames
Hoyt
Peters
Essex County
Albert Wittum
Frank Hitchcock
Hitchcock
O Rei lly Honored by Boston Irish Leaders
A memorial gathering celebrated John Boyle O Reilly with speakers praising his literary leadership and generous heart. Capt Henry Hathaway recalled O Reilly's rescue in Australia and lifelong friendship, while Edward Clement and Thomas B Fitzpatrick highlighted his work in social reform and open Irish paths. Notables present included ex-Governor Curtis Guild Jr and Mayor John F Fitzgerald.
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A. Shuman
Curtis Guild, Jr
John F. Fitzgerald
Josiah Quincy
Robert Grant
Henry C. Hathaway
Edward H. Clement
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
Charles Gorman
John D. Long
Henry M. Rogers
Arlo Bates
George W. Cable
Michael J. Dwyer
Mr. Shuman
Cardinal Gibbons
O'Reilly
James Jeffrey Roche
Cleveland
Marion
John Boyle O'Reilly
Hoar
Washington
Guild
Harvard College
Kidness
United States
Europe
America
New England
Fitzgerald
Australia
Edward Clement
Hart
Thomas Hart
Josiah Quincey
Charles H. Taylor
Stephen O'Meara
James 8. Murphy
John H. Burke
J. Mitchel Galvin
George F. Babbitt
P. M. Keating
Otis Kimball
Joseph
Traders' Day at Arlington Ends With Fast Baseball
Arlington Business Men's Association held its annual Traders Day at Lexington Park. The morning featured a baseball game between grocery clerks and provision clerks, won by the latter 17 to 14. In the afternoon a series of races followed.
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Arlington Business Men's Association
Lexington Park
Absolute at-home cure for hay fever and asthma
Sell a home treatment for hay fever and asthma claiming universal physician endorsements. Promises free advice and testimonials, a dietary plan, and privacy, with bulletin 1028C and a diagnosis form, urging readers to write without sending money.
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C. H. Rowley
Roosevelt Receives Gar wish and Pinchot at Sagamore Hill
Theodore Roosevelt held a private talk at Sagamore Hill with James R. Garfield and Gifford Pinchot, two ardent insurgents and former officials. They traveled from New York and planned no further political talks during the stay, while Roosevelt prepares for a western trip and a speech schedule.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
James R. Garfield
Cleveland
Interior
Gifford Pinchot
New York
Forester
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Mr. Pinchot
Mr. Garfield
California
Hiram Johnson
William Kent
Congress
Sacramento
Pinchot
Johnson
Kent
West
Far West
Columbus
Oneida
Herikmer
Douglas Robinson
Utica
Police Veteran Ranger Dies in Worcester at 78
Captain Sumner W. Ranger, oldest Worcester police member and second-longest in service, died at 5 30 PM aged 78. He served 45 years and headed a local station house for 2 1/2 years. Civil War veteran, he leaves a widow a son and two daughters.
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Worcester
Sumner W. Ranger
Worcester Police Department
Ranger
Implicates Indian in Land Deal in Oklahoma Hearing
McAlester Oklahoma August 10 a congressional investigating committee heard more about a proposed sale of 30 million dollars of Indian land. Congressman C D F Carter testified at an interview at the home of Richard C Adams an attorney described as a Delaware Indian. Adams said he would receive five percent of profits from the McMurray contracts.
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Mcalester
Okla
Congressional Investigating Committee
C. D. F. Carter
Fourth Oklahoma
Richard C. Adams
Washington
Adams
McMurray
Mr. Carter
B. §. McGuire
Dr. Wright
J. F. MaeMurray
Charles B. Burke
Jake L. Hannon
Gore
Carter
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Taft
Indian land deal corruption testimony in senator inquiry
Congressman Carter testifies about McMurray contracts paying 10 percent and a $3,000,000 attorney fee. Adams, Taft connections, Choctaw delegates, and Robbers Roost figures cited. J. Hamon allegedly offered bribes as probe details unfold with Indian affairs links and payments.
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