Naval Brigade Review at Fort Rodman Marred by Rain
Governor Crane attended a rainy field review at Fort Rodman Camp for the Naval Brigade in New Bedford. The event, praised as the week’s best, followed by artillery drill cut short by downpour. brigade strength reported at 549 with detailed unit counts and a plan for guard duties by Boston’s first division tomorrow.
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Nhw
Bedford
Crane
Naval Brigade
Fort Rodman
Jackies
McKay
Ashley
New Bedford
First Division
Boston
Daniel H. Tughree
J. G
A. A. Bithers
Bradford H. Pierce
Foster father charged with kidnapping Wallace Hatch
Boston man Edward W. Hatch is jailed after police arrest for allegedly abducting his adopted son Wallace E. Hatch four from Worcester custody. The boy was found on the Hatch doorstep in September and custody issues followed a divorce granting the mother alimony and three children. Hatch travels to Worcester for court.
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Wallace E. Hatch
Hatch
Worcester
Woodward
District Court
Barnard
First Streets
Boston
Hatches
Suffolk County District Court
Portland Street
George Train Wedding in Haverhill
Ed ward Barton George of Haverhill and Miss Elizabeth Harrington Train married in Haverhill at noon. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. William Finney of Morristown New Jersey and Rev. Theodore Gleason of Lonsdale Rhode Island. The bride wore an old rose silk dress with duchesse silk and lilies of the valley bouquet.
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Haverhill
Ward Barton George
Superior Court
Essex County
Elizabeth
Harrington Train
Arthur Garage Train
D. D
Providence
R.L
William Finney
Morristown
N. J
Heodore
Gleason
Lonsdale
R. I
Five Holes Dug For Boston Elevated Railway Work
Curious onlookers watched five deep holes dug near the Harrison avenue and Beach street corner yesterday morning. The pits mark the initial steps toward building five feet for the Boston Elevated railway on Harrison avenue. Last year the remaining pieces for the Harrison avenue structure were laid, or some unknown reason these were left out.
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Harrison Avenue
Beach Street
Mornover
Boston
Frarrison Avenue
Therrison Avenue
Maverhill Provision Dealers Outing At Hampden Beach
Fifteen hundred tickets were sold for the Haverhill provision dealers second annual outing at Hampden Beach today. Early in the morning ten electrics of the H M A Company conveyed the excursion to the beach and the day was pleasantly spent in sports and other amusements. A large contingent visited Salisbury Beach and other nearby resorts.
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Maverhill
Haverhill
Hampes Beach
Salisbury Beach
Burglary Strikes Dover Street Home During Mrs Clark Absence
Thieves entered the residence of Mrs Clarence Clark at 8 Dover Street while she was away Tuesday afternoon and stole about $12 worth of clothing and jewelry. Police investigate the case.
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Clarence Clark
Dover Street
Local City Sees No Action on Organized Credit Mention
The record notes that no steps have been taken here regarding organized credit for Chinese residents, despite proposals from the K of L to pursue such activities in New York.
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K. of L
New York
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Boston Worker
A Boston resident G. W. Thrower reports kidney troubles lasting years with pain and back soreness. After a course of Doan's Kidney Pills from Woodbury's East Boston store, he says the symptoms disappeared and have not returned. Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by dealers for 50 cents and by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, sole U S agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Boston
Dean
G. W. Thrower
Boston & Albany R. A
Chelsea St
East Boston
Woodbury’s
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Norwood Sees Militia Company Nearing Fact
The Norwood militia company gains momentum as over eighty young men signified interest and petitioners for a company move forward toward formal organization in August.
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Norwood
Milford forms new military company led by Bernard Corbett
Bernard Corbett has emerged as a leading figure in organizing a new military company in Milford. Local residents note his advocating discipline, training, and readiness as key steps toward establishing the unit. Community leaders express cautious optimism about the venture.
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Bernard Corbett
Milford
Militia Company To Be Formed With Noted Local Leaders
A militia company is planned with Lieutenant J Stearns Cushing of the Ancients as captain and ex-Lieutenants Harold E Forbes and Charles Stackhouse as first and second in command. Bernard Corbett is credited for organizing the petition. Petitioners are described as clean, orderly, and respected youths.
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J. Stearns Cushing
The
Ancients
Fifth
Massachusetts Volunteers
Bernard Corbett
Lost Boy Found Living as Farmer After Post Help
Willie Hall, a South Boston boy who vanished July 12, has been found living with West Newton farmer J. Hardy. The farmer spotted him on the street, asked him to watch a horse, and invited him to work as a farm hand. The boy’s father identified him after reading the Post report.
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Willie Hall
South Boston
West Newton
Charles Hardy
Willie
Willie Sai
J. Hardy
Mrs Chase Located After Missing Since August
Mrs Annie F Chase of 18 Lynn Street Chelsea has been located after disappearing August 9. Her mother Mrs John Roberts received a peace card from Batoga New York. The card says she is well and will be home soon. She drew $100 from Coen Savings Bank before leaving and is described as slightly demented but able to care for herself.
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Annie F. Chase
Lynn Street
Chelsea
John Roberts
Chase
Batoga
New York
Ase
Saratoga
Sullivan Case in Court Over Assault Charge
Dorchester Municipal Court heard John Curley P F Caulfield and Philip McGrath all from Dorchester face a complaint of assault and battery against M F Sullivan of Millett avenue Dorchester. Curley was fined for assault while Gaulfield and McGrath were discharged. Florence J Sullivan prosecuted for Sullivan and the government. J A Dorsey represented the defendants.
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John Curley
P. F. Caulfield
Philip McGrath
Dorchester
M. F. Sullivan
Millett Avenue
Spencer Her
Talbot Avenue
Sullivan
Gaulfield
McGrath
Curley
Florence J. Sullivan
J. A. Dorsey
Fannie Mpherson Case Proceeds in Boston Court
Euphemie alias Fannie Mpherson faces charges of defrauding several Boston hotels and obtaining money by false pretenses from stores. The case was postponed yesterday morning at the request of her counsel with the consent of a local officer. bail remains unchanged.
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Euphemie
Fannie Mpherson
Boston
Man Brown
Sision 5
Brown
Club uncertains stance as Clarke for Congress gains支持
The Young Men's Democratic Club remains undecided on backing the Democratic presidential candidate. Secretary Francis L. Coolidge notes no executive action yet and member opinions split over Bryan and McKinley, with plans to organize clubs statewide and send delegates to the national convention.
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Young Men’s Democratic Club
Palmer
Buckner
Post
Francis L. Coolidge
Coolidge
Boston
Bryan
McKinley
Russell
Kansas City
Democratic State Committee
Bryan Club
Massachusetts
Chicago
State Committee
David B. Hill
Pacific States
New York
Will Support Clarke In Fourth District Nomination Meeting
About forty Clarke supporters met at the Parker House to hear district reports. Colonel Clarke opened the gathering after lunch and speeches were made by many attendees. The withdrawal of Hon. S Herbert Howe from Marlboro reportedly united Howe supporters behind Clarke.
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W. W. McLeod
H. Ll. Ings, Jr
George H. Priest
Wellesley
A. H. Lowe
Fitchburg
R. & Ripley
North Ghersford
M. F. Palmer
H. Hawkins
Groton
A. Co. Josselyn
Townsend
W. D. Ryder
East Pepperell
B. M. Rockwell
W. H. Chase
J. W. Goodnew
Sudbury
George R. Lowe
Thacher B. Dunn
Gardner
Luther Conant
Acton
D. P. Ladd
Bedford
Jenry Reed
C. J. McPherson
Framingam
Albert Clarke
Congress
Fourth District
Parker House
Colonel Clarke
Herbert Howe
Marlboro
Howe
Editorial accuses Clark of plans to defeat Chandler in New Hampshire
The Moni tor editorial charges former Senator Clark of Montana will spend 106000 to defeat Senator Chandler in New Hampshire. It alleges Clark would use Democrat and Republican channels, claims vast wealth and a corrupt past, and warns both parties against accepting bribery to undermine Chandler. It cites the Senate privileges and elections committee findings and Clark's resignation.
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Chandler
W. A. Clark
Concord
The
Monitor
Andler
Oesse
Clark
Montana
Senate
New Hampshire
Lark
Charles
Princia
Chandler Foren
Senate Committee On Privileges and Election
Bryan Club Endorses Marks Ally for Representative
The Bryan Club of Ward 14 unanimously endorsed Marks Ally for Representative at a meeting held last night and formed a 25 member canvassing committee to promote his candidacy. President Gillespie urged members to engage actively in the campaign.
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Bryan Club
Ward 14
Marks
Gillespie
Expenses Filed Under The Lobby Act In State Records
Under the lobby act several more expense bills were filed with the secretary of the Commonwealth. The Bradley Fertilizer Company paid Samuel J. Elder 600 for services before the committee on harbors and public lands at hearings on proposed changes in the laws affecting their business. Forrest L. Evans received 450 from the town of Manchester and 0 from Gloucester. B. B. Johnson was paid ? for approving the bill to prevent racing of horses at fairs. G. Anderson reported no earnings for gas investigation work. Charles B. Hibbard was paid 50 for legal services for Pittsfield Electric Street Railroad to enter Lenox. Murray A. Brown received 200 for opposing the same bill. Dunbar & Rackeman 1200, J. O. Wardwell 600, M. J. Murray 200. Albert B. Pillsbury was paid 1000 for Cochrane Manufacturing Company work. Erastus Worthington, expert engineer.
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Secretary of the Commonwealth
Bradley Fertilizer Company
Samuel J. Elder
Committee On Harbors and Public Lands
Forrest L. Evans
Manchester
Evans
Gloucester
B. B. Johnson
G. Anderson
Charles B. Hibbard
Pittsfield Electric Street Railroad Company
Lenox
Murray A. Brown
Dunbar
Cochrane Manufacturing Company
Albert BE. Pillsbury
Erastus Worthington
Boston Post Announces Weekly Cash Prizes For Photos
The Boston Post invites summer resort photographs with a $10 $5 and $3 prize plan. Submissions must include title and photographer name and address on the back. Entries should be amateur or professional. photos cannot be returned and may be published weekly.
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Boston Post
Casey Nooks
Sunday Post
Ad Allhotography
Mor
Reso Photograph Teat
Pook
Arrestee Benjamin Thompson Charged With Policy Lottery
Benjamin Thompson aged 46 was arrested by Division 10 officers yesterday on the charge of setting up and promoting a policy lottery at Tremon and Lenox streets at the time of arrest.
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Benjamin Thompson
Sawyer Street
Division 10
Tremon
Lenox Streets
Knights of Labor Picnic at Lake Walden Grove Concord
Local Assembly No. 6789 composed mainly of Cunard and Leyland line steamship longshoremen hold their annual picnic at Lake Walden Grove in Concord.
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Knights of Labor
Cunard and Leyland Line
Lake Walden Grove
Concord
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Angel
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Naval Brigade Band
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Roxbury
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Certrude Haynes
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Cess Street
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JOY 8. &. CO
Tel
Stone's
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West Concord
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Penacook
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Foot State
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Columbus Orchestra
Oucester
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat CO
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Connelly’s
Adams House
Isles
New Brunswick
E. W. Davidson
Union Wharf
Commercial St
North Ferry
Union Steamboat CO
John Endicott
Pilgrim Land
Snow's Arch
John B. Dupee
Treas
Nahant
Ostrich Farm
A. P. Lane
Chotel Grounds
Huantingtos Ave
Burwell
Adams House Pharmacy
New Palace Theatre
Haymarket
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