Gov Walsh to Attend St Josephs High School Banquet
Manchester New Hampshire August 27 Governor Walsh of Massachusetts has accepted an invitation to attend the annual banquet of St Josephs High School alumni to be held here on September 14 This will be Governor Bishs first appearance in New Hampshire since his inauguration.
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Governor Walsh
Massachusetts
St Joseph's High School
Gover Bish
New Fishire
Prospects for Big Year at Exeter Academy
Exeter New Hampshire officials report that the student body is expected to exceed any prior year. Last year the Exeter Academy register showed more than 1200 students.
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Governor Undecided on Magrath Medical Examiner
Governor Walsh remains undecided on reappointing Medical Examiner George B. Magrath after more than seven months of delay. Supporters pressure the governor to act while critics claim prior charges lack substantiation.
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George B. Magrath
Friends of
Dr. Magrath
Controversy Over Dr. Magrath Reappointment Persists
Governor Walsh faces bitter opposition as the medical examiner case for Folk County and other health posts linger. Executive council action is awaited next Wednesday with reappointments and new appointments listed, including Judd Dewey, Henry ng, Daniel J. Finnegan, Philip P. Moore, Nellie E. Talbot, Nien A. Sheehan, Helen B. Hopkins, Maurice Cunningham, and others, amid political tension and delays.
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Executive Council
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Magrath
Suffolk County
State Board of Health
Judd Dewey
Henry Ng
Homestead Commission
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Essex County
A. J. Quimby
Philip Pv. Moore
Parker Burnham
Nellie E. Talbot
State Infirmary
State Farm
Nien A. Sheehan
Worcester State Hospital
Carrie
Harrington
Chinese in Death House Granted Respite by Governor
Albany Aug 2 Chinese Hing and Lee Dock were sentenced to be electrocuted for a 1912 murder linked to a Tong War. Governor granted a respite until Nov 2 based on newly discovered evidence.
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Albany
N. Y
Eng Hing
Lee Dock
New York
Senator Lodge Recovering From Mysterious Poisoning
Washington reports Senator Henry Cabot Lodge has greatly improved after a sept ic poisoning illness in London. Sir Cecil Spring-Rice notes his rapid recovery and says there is no fear of lasting ill effects. Lodge was attending Mr Harcourt at Newnham when struck by the illness and Osler aided the doctors. Mrs Lodge cared for him during his illness. This episode is unrelated to his Nahant operation last year.
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Cecil Arthur Spring-Rice
Henry Cabot Lodge
London
Senator Lodge
Mr. Harcourt
Newnham
William Osler
Osler
Lodge
Nahant
Himsel
Congress
Sir Cecil
Augustus P. Gardner
England
Burglars Set Offices Afire on State Street
A fire at a State Street building, started by a match dropped into excelsior, damaged four second floor offices and involved firms KE. M. Osborne & Co. H. B. Selian Hartfield Solari & Co and D. C. Andrews & Co. Police suspect burglars after finding entry in the adjoining dairy firm at 5 Chatham Row. Loss estimated at 25 dollars.
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State Street
Buckley
Goldsmith & Wall
Chatham Row
KE. M. Osborne & Co
H. B. Selian
Hartfield, Solari & Co
D. C. Andrews & Co
Shot Thrown at Burglar Ring Linked to Break-Ins
Mrs Catherine Bernard was shot at 7 Common Street South End and could not testify against James DeMarco, who faces trial while John Galvin and Bessie DeRoche are held as witnesses. Police link the incident to multiple break ins including Benjamin E Jones 386 Northampton Minnie G Vessey 26 West Dedham Louise A Brooks 3 Wilkes and a Shawmut avenue store. DeMarco bonds set at 4000 Galvin 3000 DeRoche fined idle and disorderly.
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Cook
Common Street
South End
James DeMarco
DeMarco
John Galvin
Rogers
Bessie DeRoche
Benjamin E. Jones
Northampton Street
Minnie G. Vessey
West
Dedham Street
Louise A. Brooks
Wilkes Street
Shawmut Avenue
Galvin
DeRoche
Mrs Pearson From the Puritan to Jail
Mrs Pearson a myst erious woman claiming to be the wife of a British officer was arrested for shoplifting and sent to Charles Street jail until Tuesday after a perfunctory hearing. She demanded notification of the English consul and said she had not seen her husband for six years while admitting the theft followed dental anesthesia.
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Catharine Pearson
Charles Street
Pearson
New Charges Arise Over Unpaid Hotel Bills and Bail
Mrs. Pearson faces fresh charges after discovery of unpaid board losses at the Puritan and Lenox hotels and a 2 cent discrepancy in Newport, R I. She posted 1500 bail but remained unable to furnish funds by evening, crying as she told a probation officer of past police trouble and a Newport arrest following a spree with high society.
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Puritan
Lenox
Newport
Pearson
Urge Change in Bank Law Emphasizes National and State Reforms
Senate banking chair proposes bills to raise circulating notes to 7 percent of unimpaired capital for national banks and to admit state banks with $16 000 capital in small towns. Federal Reserve may discount three month accepts backed by a member bank, tied to import export or domestic sale. Board discusses lowering to 15 000 capital, warns against chain ownership and further reductions.
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Owens
Senate Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Reserve Board
Arbitration Affirms 30 Cent Wage For Boston Longshoremen
An arbitration committee ruled the Boston Longshoremen Union deserved 30 cents an hour for unloading the steamship line vessel Asuncion de Larrinage. The strike began July 13 after unloading started. The panel found workers violated union agreement by stopping work without general officers sanction.
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Boston Transatlantic Steamship Lines
Asuncion de
Edward S. McSweeney
Adam M. McBain
Alfred J. McCarthy
Mr. McCarthy
Kept Wedding Secret With Minister's Help
Abner I. Gammons a Wakefield businessman and Rosa mond Doucette of 49 Nahant Street were secretly wed on July 25. The marriage was performed by Rev. Austin Rice of the Congregational Church and kept private for a month to avoid a noisy reception.
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Abner I. Gammons
Wakefield
Rosamond Doucette
Nahant Street
Austin Rice
Congregational Church
Doucette
Mr. Gammons
Reservist Eugene Kuderling Killed in European War
Leominster reports the death of Lieutenant Eugene Kuderling, son-in-law of Mr and Mrs Paul Schulthess, in a European war battle. The cablegram confirming his death arrived today, and he had been a reservist from this town since the start of the war. He was engaged to Miss Katy Schulthess of Leominster.
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Leominster
Eugene Kuderling
Paul Schulthess
Cablegram
Katy Schulthess
Leon
Information Wanted on Dudley Street Car Incident
Call for witnesses to a Dudley Street to Harvard Square electric car event on August 18 1914 around 10 30 to 10 45 p m at Central Square. Seek observations of conductor conduct and subsequent arrest of a passenger and any information relayed to the Post by addressing "B 85" at the newspaper.
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Dudley Street
Harvard Square
Central Square
Central
Death of Alexander Elliot Sparks Murder Theories
Mrs. Libby suspects foul play in the drowning of Alexander J. Elliot whose body was found off Castle Island. Medical Examiner says two spine fractures accompanied drowning. Elliot had money on him and worked as a carpenter for Timothy Haley of Cambridge. Postmaster Mansfield to serve until Oct 1. Murray to take office later. Maynard loses badge on trip to Hampton Beach and offers a reward. Leading Post Magazine story set on an island off the Maine coast.
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Fred J. Libby
Vernon Street
Malden
Alexander J. Elliot
Castle Island
Ife
Leary
Eliot
Libby
Timothy Haley
Cambridge
Edward C. Mansfield
William F. Murray
Congressman Murray
Mr. Mansfield
Joseph Maynard
Joe
Boston
Hampton Beach
Maynard
Next Sunday Post
Maine
Willie and the Canoe Camaraderie Comic
In the Next Sunday Post fun section a lighthearted comic features Willie enjoying canoeing and sharing jokes about the sport. The scene emphasizes playful teamwork and outdoorsy charm.
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Willie
Sunday Post
Marieville Athletic Club Fire Destroys North Providence Building
Fire in Woonsocket today leveled the Marieville Athletic Club at North Providence, inflicting about 10000 dollars in damage. Investigators believe the blaze was incendiary, and the structure was owned by T. F. Moran.
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Woonsocket, R. I
Marieville Athletic Club
North Providence
T. F. Moran
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