Democratic Field Day at Canobie Lake
The first major Democratic field day of the campaign is at Canobie Lake where several thousand Massachusetts Democrats will hear State and national leaders. Speakers include Clark Governor Marshall of Indiana and Congressman Ollie James. Governor Foss and District Attorney Pelletier will meet face to face. the gubernatorial race is highly pitched with committees invited and late trains back to Boston.
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Canobie Lake
Massachusetts
Clark
Marshall
Indiana
Ollie James
Baltimore
Foss
Pelletier
New England Canobie Lake event planned with high level visitors
Governor Marshall in Boston discussed Canobie Lake with Governor Foss and Secretary Sherman. The party plans to travel by special train at 12 20 from North station to Canobie Lake. A complimentary dinner is hosted by Humphrey O Sullivan and Paul Hannagan with a large menu. Democratic candidates from across the state invited.
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New England
Governor Marshall
Boston
Governor Foss
Canobie Lake
Sherman
Marshall
Touraine
Maine
Democratic
Woodrow Wilson
Canobiee Lake
Humphrey O’sullivan
Lowell
Paul Hannagan
High Church Leader Bishop Charls O Grafton Dies
Fond du Lac Wis Aug 30 Bishop Charls O Grafton head of the Fond Du Lac Episcopal diocese has died at 1145 AM He was born in Boston in 1832 studied law at Harvard but joined the church He helped found the Cowley Fathers and the Order of St John the Evangelist He served as rector of the Church of the Advent Boston from 1872 to 1888 and became bishop in 1888 He founded the Sisterhood of the Holy Nativity and established the Sisterhood of St Margaret
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Charls O. Grafton
Boston
Harvard
Benson
O’neill
Order of St. John the Evangelist
Cowley Fathers
Oxford
England
Father Grafton
Church of the Advent
Fond du Lace
Grafton
Sisterhood of the Holy Nativity of
Providence
St. Margaret
U S Pure Food Expert Resigns for Private Firm
Dr. Bernard H. Smith head of the federal pure food bureau in Boston resigns to join a Springfield private firm at double government pay. Edmund Clark, assistant chief, serves as acting chief pending a permanent appointment.
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Bernard H. Smith
Federal Pure Food Bureau
Boston
Springfield
Edmund Clark
Bureau
To Be Chums Stepmother Bride Tonight
Laura May Walker 28 will wed Ethan A Miner at 8 tonight at 11 Lambert Avenue Roxbury. She becomes stepmother to two longtime friends Lillian A Miner and Edith Miner with one to perform the wedding and the other as bridesmaid. The day also marks her 28th birthday as Rev Charles C Earle officiates at the bride’s home.
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Ethan A. Miner
Lambert Avenue Roxbury
Lillian A
Edith Miner
Charles C. Earle
Ruggles Street Church
Mills to Open in New Bedford
A plan outlined by the State Board of Confirmation and Arbitration and said to hear manufacturers endorsement was acted on favorably by the textile council. The 12 mills, closed for seven weeks, are expected to reopen on Sept 9. Details remain unpublished.
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New Bedford
State Board of
Textile Council
Man's Body Found in Pond at Fryeburg
The body of William C. Edwards a 34 year old South Gorham grocer on vacation in Fryeburg was found in three feet of water at Lovell's pond after an overturned canoe and a floating cap were spotted. He had attempted to cross to a spring and authorities think a sudden illness or attack caused him to lose control. Edwards was single.
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Fryeburg
Lovell’s Pond
Willam Co
Edwards
South Gorham
Lieutenant Governor Luce Not To Reside In Brookline
The Post misreported yesterday that Lieutenant-Governor Luce would live in Brookline. He has not contemplated any such arrangement and denies the claim.
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Gov. Luce
Brookline
Luce
Lodge Troubles to End in Law Suits
Malden Daughters of St. George lodge officers and members face two $5000 suits filed by Alma M. Wilson of Medford. One suit alleges libel against Grace Wharton and the other slander against Ellen Joy. Wilson names herself as organizer and former president seeking reinstatement after suspension.
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Alma Lodge
Daughters of St. George
Malden
Medford
Alma M. Wilson
Hume Avenue
Grace Wharton
Princeton Street
Ellen Joy
Park Street
Lodge discord ends with suspensions over flags and funds
Mrs Wilson says false stories from Mrs Joy harmed her reputation after she was suspended from Alma lodge. Suprem e president Hattie Mott attended a tense meeting at Medford home of Mrs Rydeard where about 12 members were present. Joy claims Wilson gos sip ping and caused trouble. Wilson denies money or flag theft and seeks reinstatement with no written charges. Daughter Florence Wilson also suspended for a year. lodge officials deny all charges.
Boston Literary Club Members Named in Nefarious Plot
A list of Boston and New England members appears in connection with alleged improper practices. The minutes claim a calm annual meeting on January 12 1912 with officers elected and a dinner in the dining room. Witnesses recount lavish entertainment and poker table profits amid claims of illicit aims.
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George E
State Street
Boston
Zarditon
Sam
Hiller
Memorial Mass for Archbishop Williams
A solemn high mass of requiem for the repose of Archbishop John J. Williams was celebrated at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross yesterday morning by Rev. Thomas R. McCoy. Assistants included Rev. Augustine F. Hickey deacon, Rev. William J. O'Brien sub deacon, and Rev. William B. Finigan master of ceremonies.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
John J. Williams
Thomas R. McCoy
Augustine F. Hickey
William J. O’brien
William B. Finigan
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