Sailors Bearers at James Burkes Funeral
Eight sailors from a Charleston navy yard battleship served as pallbearers for the funeral of James Burke a former chief carpenter of the navy who retired before his death. The service at St Leos Church Dorchester featured honorary government officials and Rev Patrick Sullivan officiating. A bugler from the regular army played taps at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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James Burke
St. Leo's Church
Esmond Street
Dorchester
Patrick Sullivan
Holy Cross Cemetery
Prominent Everett Citizen Charles F. Cook Dies at Station
Charles F. Cook a leading Everett figure and member of the Board of Aldermen collapsed and died yesterday morning at the West Street station of the Boston and Maine Railroad. Death was due to internal complications.
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Everett
West Street
Boston & Maine Railroad
Bad check man arrested after Boston parole breach
J E Russell, paroled from Marquette prison on condition he not return to Boston, used worthless checks to defraud merchants. Pinkerton detectives arrested him in St Louis on a similar charge. He reportedly cannot escape the habit of passing bad checks in businesses. Somerville aldermen propose pay raises for police officers with details for captains to lieutenants and patrolmen.
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Marquette
Boston
McGarr
St. Louis
Pinkerton
Somerville Police Department
Somerville Aldermen
Dunklee
Charles A. Burns
Curley Speaks on Labor Legislation at Union Meeting
Congressman James M. Curley spoke at the Metropolitan Sewer and Water Department Employees Union gathering in Wells Memorial Hall. He did not address mayoral candidacy but discussed labor legislation from Washington.
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Metropolian Sewer and Water Department Employees’ Union
Wells Memorial Hall
Mr. Curley
Jabor
Washington
Bancroft Elected Chairman of National Port Authorities
In New Orleans on December 11 General Hugh Bancroft chair of the Port of Boston was chosen chairman of the National Association of Port Authorities at its second annual convention. The group comprises major U S and Canadian port authorities and Boston may host the next meeting. Dr W Staples former Hampshire Medical Society president died suddenly in Franklin New Hampshire at Sanborn private hospital after a brief illness aged years old.
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National Association of Port Authorities
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W. Staples
Hampshire Medical Society
Daniel Webster Tirth Association
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Sanborn
R. Mtaples
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