Census Enumerator Exam Draws 1200 to 1500 Applicants
Large pool of applicants for the census enumerator exam to be held Saturday in Boston. About 60 appointments will be made from the 1200 to 1500 who applied. Exams start 9 a.m. at Dorchester High English High East Boston High South Boston High Normal School Fenway Post Office Building Room 141 State House and Girls High School. Applicants should bring pen ink and pencil and the illustrative population schedule.
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Dorchester High School
English High School
East Boston
South Boston
Normal School
Fenway
Roord
State House
Girls’ High School
West Newton Street
Four Smallpox Cases Found in Brockton
Four smallpox cases were found at 24 Huntington Street in Brockton and placed in quarantine by the Board of Health as a searching inquiry is begun to avert an epidemic.
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Brockton
Huntington Street
Board of Health
North Shore Looter Sentenced for Burglary in Swampscott Case
Newburyport February 1 Edward Gallagher of Swampscott convicted in Superior Court of burglary. He was sentenced to Charlestown State Prison for a term of three to five years for robbing North Shore residences of about $2500 in valuables.
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Newburyport
Edward Gallagher
Swampscott
States Prison
Charlestown
Gallagher
North Shore
Sanford Installed as Clark College President
Dr Edmund Clark Sanford was inaugurated as Clark College president succeeding the late Carroll AD Wright. Board president Colonel A G Bullock introduced him and formal administration transfer occurred. Speakers included Capen Hall Foster Kennedy and others from Clark Johns Hopkins Harvard MIT and Dartmouth. Bishop Vinton gave the benediction. Luncheon followed with speeches by Worcester Mayor James Logan and education leaders.
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Worcester
Edmund Clark Sanford
Clark College
Carroll AD. Wright
A. G. Bullock
Board of
Dr. Sanford
8. F. Capen
G. Stanley Hall
James K. Foster
Ralph S. Kennedy
Clark
Harry C. Jopes
Johns Hopkins University
J. M. Blakewell
University of California
Lowell
Harvard
Sanford
Alexander H. Vinton
Episcopal Diocese
Western
Massachusetts
George H. Blakeslee
James Logan
David Snedum
Mgr
Thomas J. Shahan
Catholic University of America
Richard C. Maclauren
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ernest Fox Nichols
Dartmouth
Removal of Ban on Dr. Stover Reported
A dispatch from Rev. Wesley M. Stover D D at Lisbon says the local Portuguese Governor of Angola has withdrawn the exclusion order against Dr. Stover. He plans to return to missionary work for the American Board in Loanda Angola and sails from Lisbon today.
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American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Wesley M. Stover
D. D
Lisbon
Portugal
Stover
Angola
West Africa
Loanda
Rev Joseph Munroe Rockwood 91 Dies in Bellingham
The Rev. Joseph Munroe Rockwood longtime Dartmouth alumnus and Newton Theological Institution graduate dies at 91 in Bellingham Massachusetts. He attended Dartmouth in 1887 and Newton Theological in 1841 and spent 46 years as a minister across New England with notable legislative work.
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Bellingham
Joseph Munroe Rockwood
Dartmouth College
Newton Theological Institution
Dartmouth
Mr. Rockwood
New England
If you could ask every yarn user in America which
If you could ask every yarn user in America which It requires thirteen skeins of Fleisher's Shetland Floss the favorite yarn for evening wear light fluffy warm The use of Fleisher's Shetland Floss removes the only objection to the square shawl sagging and pulling out of shape The elasticity of Fleisher's positively prevents this and insures a garment that will drape properly and retain its freshness under every reasonable condition Full directions for making this and many other new and staple articles may be found in Fleisher's Knitting and Crocheting Manual an invaluable handbook for beginner and expert Contains a complete course of instruction in the various studies and is the only authoritative guide to fashion in articles made of yarn
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Fleisher
Start Fights for Congress in Boston Districts
Eix-Representative Joseph Murley of East Boston seeks the Democratic nomination for Congress in the ninth district against John A. Kelcher. Murray of Charlestown campaigns actively. In the tenth district Councillor-elect Thomas J. Kenny is discussed as a candidate. Ex-Congressman McNary backs Kenny to defeat Joseph F. OConnell. James B. Connolly announced his candidacy. Republican J Mitchell Galvin appears likely if committee on elections rules against him. In the eleventh district a lively race looms with W Prentiss Parker and W Dudley Cotton for Republicans and Frederick Finigan for Democrats. Peters plans re election.
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Eix
Joseph Murley
East Boston
Congress
John A. Kelcher
William F. Murray
Charlestown
Thomas J. Kenny
McNary
Kenny
Joseph F. O'Connell
James B. Connolly
J. Mitchell Galvin
Committee On Elections At
W. Prentiss Parker
W. Dudley Cotton
Frederick Finigan
Peters
Square Shawls Return to Fashion in Knitting
Observers at fashionable resorts last summer note the return of square shawls in knitting and crocheting. A design features rich simplicity with an open-work border as its sole ornament.
Affidavit of Dr M N Page from Erie Pa on Kidney Condition
An affidavit from Dr M N Page of Erie Pennsylvania details kidney congestion and weight loss. The document presents medical concerns and the physician's observations, seeking acknowledgment of health issues.
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M. N. Page
Erie
Erie, Pa
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Angora
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B. W. Fleisher
Philadelphia
Dean
Bright
Doan
Foster-Milburn Company
Buffalo, N. Y
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Boston
East Fourth Street
George Lee
F. Fourth Street
Mass
Hancock Street
G. A. Craig
John A. Miller
State of
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East Ninth St
W. S. Carroll
Notary Public
Yrle
East Broadway
H. H. Roberts
Broadway
East Third Street
Thomas Filis
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