Multiple World Briefs Chronicle Local, National Events
A batch of dispatches reports Frederick R. Romez dying in Orange New Jersey, a fatal blast at a Haverstraw quarry, and U S actions including General Oates named to mark Confederate graves. Other items cover a Moscow assassination sentencing, French troop movements near Benis Nassen, Brown retiring from Pullman, rising suicide risk among married people, Sunday saloon closures, and a CHinese professorial warning of upheaval after the Empress Dowager’s death.
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Orange
N. J
Frederick R. Romez
Haverstraw
Trap Rock
Washington
Rosevelt
William C. Oates
Flliitt
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Chicago
Richard E. Walton
Louise Grant
Philadelphia
William H. Shaffer
West District
Philadelphia Methodist Conference
New York
East Ninth Street
Moscow
Guerschelmann
Notable Vermont Manufacturer Dies at 63
Westminster Vermont December 13 died at his home after a brief illness. Formerly a leading wagon and carriage maker in Vermont, he was 63 and had retired years ago.
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Westminster
Byron F. Atcherson
Vermont
Boston Latin Elects Walter Cleary Captain
Walter Cleary star tackle of Boston Latin School football team was elected captain for next season at a meeting held yesterday at the school.
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Boston Latin
Walter Cleary
Boston Latin School
O'Meara Protects Pigeons on the Common
Police Commissioner O Meara orders officers to arrest anyone interfering with pigeons on the Common after reports of pigeon theft. Attorney General Malone notes a $10 per bird fine if pigeons are considered wild birds. State Fisheries and Game say a city ordinance may be needed to curb theft and protect “pets.”
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O’meara
O'Meara
Malone
Delano
The
State Board of Fisheries and Game
Brief hub happenings recall lectures and court cases
Charles D. Maginnis of Maginnis Walsh Sullivan will speak to the Charitable Irish Society at Young's Hotel. The Catholic Club at MIT receives a reception by the Young Men's Catholic Association at 41 East Newton St with a musical program. A memorial service for Dana Egan at Morgan Memorial is set for Dec 15 at 7:30 PM. Frank Bohn will lecture at Knights of Honor Hall on economic interpretation of American political history. Charles Felton Pidgin will discuss Aaron Burr at Rathbone Hall. Local court actions include Victor Lubec aka Harry O Brien held on burglary charges, Isador Springer sentenced to four months on larceny attempt, George Cuddy and William Harvey's case continued, Ellen L Orppin’s larceny case continued.
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Charles D. Maginnis
Firm of
Architects, Maginnis, Walsh & Sullivan
Boston Society of Architects
Irish Society
Young’s Hotel
Catholic Club
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Young Men's Catholic Association
East
Newton Street
Dana Egan
Morgan Memorial
Shawmut Avenue
Corning Street
Frank Bohn
New York
Socialist Labor Party
Knights of Honor Hall
Washington Street
Charles Felton Pidgin
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Blennerhasset
Hibernian Total Abstinence Association
Rathbone Hall
Aaron Burr
Victor Lubec
Harry O’brien
Horace Partridge Company
Isador Springer
Government may buy Boston owned colliers
Senator Lodge with President Roosevelt and the Navy Department will push a bill to spend 1 827 529 35 for three American register colliers. The vessels Everett Malden and Melrose are named, with Everett and Malden active and Melrose close to completion at Fore River in Quincy. If sold to the government, three more similar ships will be built by the Massachusetts Steamship Company for coal trade.
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Senator Lodge
Roosevelt
Navy Department
American Register
Everett
Malden
Melrose
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Quincy
Massachusetts Steamship Company
Octogenarian to Wed Again Beloved Bride to Be
Worcester reports Thomas H. Dodge an octogenarian who will marry next Tuesday to Miss Cora J. Dodge after the death of his first wife in March. Miss Dodge serves as a secretary for the Y. W. C. A. and seeks devoted care in marriage.
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Worcester
Thomas H. Dodge
Cora J. Dodge
Dodge
Miss Dodge
I C C F VETS HOLD ELECTION AT ODD FELLOWS HALL
At the 33rd anniversary of the Veteran Odd Fellows Association officers were elected including Chief veteran William P. Peirce and vice veteran H R Williamson. Directors named include James J. Wingate and George D. Wemyss. A banquet featured remarks by Rev Alan B. Hudson and grand officers. Two long time members William Marble and John A Tufts were honored for 63 and 65 years in the order.
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Odd Fellows’ Association
Odd Felows' Hall
Tremont Street
William P. Peirce
H. R. Williamson
Charles N. Alexander
J. Lawrence Martin
James J. Wingate
George D. Wemyss
Benjamin F. Stacey
George H. Williams
Charles H. Porter
Joseph Belcher
Herbert C. Forbes
John B. Locke
Oscar A. Marden
Alan B. Hudson
Brockton
William A. Hastings
Louis A. Cook
William Marble
Cambridge
Association
John A. Tufts
Rain Wrecks Fair Grounds Card Winners List
Rain reduced entries at the Fair Grounds as withdrawals surged. Lucy Young captured the fifth race after a sustained drive. other victors included Alsatian at 4 to 1 in the first, Gold Circle at 10 to 1 in the second, Miss Delaney at 2 to 1 in the third, Artful Dodger at 9 to 2 in the fourth, and Dainty Dell at 3 to 5 in the sixth.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Lucy Young
Alsatian
Gold Circle
Miss Delaney
Artful Dodger
Dainty Dell
Jockey Club Bars Durnell From Racing Entry
At a Jockey Club stewards meeting held at the Windsor Arcade New York on December 13 it was recommended that all racing associations under Jockey Club jurisdiction refuse entries from C E Durnell and from any horse in which he may own an interest. Durnell currently races a stable in California and was rumored to move his horses to New Orleans.
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New York
Jockey Club
Windsor Arcade
C. E. Durnell
Darnell
California
New Orleans
Youth Drowns While Skating in Norway Missouri
In Norway Missouri on December 13 Victor Campbell about 12 years old, son of Silas Campbell, drowned while skating late today.
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Norway
Victor Campbell
Silas Campbell
Truth and Quality Laxative Endorsed by Physicians
The item extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a valued laxative not the only remedy but among the best for cleansing and relieving the internal organs. It notes pleasant natural action without debility or dosage increase and claims physicians approve its components. It advises buying the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product from leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Pin bowling rivalries and league updates on local alleys
Poeller of Wildey challenges local champ Beedle while Car ruth's alley players chase scalps. Somerset, Knights of Columbus, and Night Clerks leagues feature top scorers, high averages, new clubs join Sudbury Industrial league, and a colorful note on bowling attire and enthusiasm at Brunswick alleys.
Beginning with a cold Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey advised
The ad argues pneumonia starts as a mild cold and urges early use of Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey to prevent illness. It claims the tonic warms the body, energizes the system, and ends with brisk recovery, noting doctors prescribe it for pneumonia and availability from licensed dealers.
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Graves
Maryland
Assets Policy ties Surplus Total paysepaks to policyholders
Surplus total and present assets are listed as 100,268,505.94 and 42,826,918.80 respectively with a cremated receipt from policyholders noted.
Dogs Guard Them From Lovers On Lonely Island Girls
Two New England girls live on a barren island with only their father nearby. They guard against romance as the absence of men shapes their daily lives.
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New England
Whittier Brother Lived as Humorist in Quiet Life
The piece hints at John Greenleaf Whittier's lesser known brother, described as a real humorist whose life and work are to be explored in tomorrow's Sunday Post. It emphasizes curiosity about the sibling and his persona.
Blacksmith Weds English Heiress
New Hampshire based blacksmith marries English heiress in a romance that crossed oceans. The couple’s union marks a notable social match bridging regional roots and aristocratic lineage.
A New England Woman Forms All Female State
A New England woman pursued creating a women only state then altered her will to restrict access to her fortune preventing any man from benefiting. The story notes her gender focused aims and the unusual bequest.
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New England
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