Funeral for General Draper Shuts Down Draper and Milford
Draper memorial service and burial in Hopedale follows his funeral in Hoopedale. Towns suspend business and schools from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. while about 2000 residents view the casket in the Draper mansion and attend the Episcopal service at Hopedale cemetery. Active pallbearers include Augustus Wheeler and James F. Walker. honorary bearers include Colonel William M. Olin and George R. White.
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Hopedale
William E. Draper
Hoopedale
Milford
Italy
Draper Mansion
Hlppedale
Episcopal Church
George A. Barrow
Trinity Church
Milton
Ired R. Lewis
Draner Memorial Church
Augustus Wheeler
Marcus W. Knight
James IF. Walker
Wendell Williams
Waldo W. Jenckes
C. Field
George W. Knight
Charles F. Roper
William M. Olin
Albert Clarke
Boston
Walter F. Parker
Lawrence
A. B. Sprague
Worcester
R. A. Cooke
Burlington
George R. White
William Whitman
F. Wakeman
New York City
W. W. Crapp
New Bedford
D. G. King
T. L. Fuivermore
W. K. Richardson
Philip Stockton
S. B. Chase
Fall River
F. P. Fish
Knights of Columbus Concert and Dance in Lynn
Thomas J. Harney, Lynn's leading shoe maker, acted as floor marshal at Valladolid Council Knights of Columbus annual concert and dance at Odd Fellows Hall. Guests included National Advocate Joseph C. Pelletier State Deputy William J. O'Brien and State Secretary Louis Watson. committee led by Philip A. Wiley and William J. McNamara.
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Lynn
Thomas J. Harney
Monster buck dies in Moneco ridge woodsy refuge
NORTH ADAMS February 2 A buck believed to be 14 years old took shelter in George Sibley s barn on Moneco ridge and died hours later The animal weighed about 450 pounds with injuries suggesting a battle The buck s damaged teeth antlers and broken ankle and hoof were noted by Game Warden A M Nicholson who weighed in on the cause of injuries.
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North Adams
George Sibley
Moneco Ridge
A. M. Nicholson
Deer Wander Through Adams After Breakfast Throng
Yesterday morning a young doe opened a wood shed and toppled a basket of apples as three deer entered Adams from Mt Greylock. They wandered the streets for about thirty minutes until chased by schoolchildren toward a pine grove, then disappeared toward Greylock.
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J. M. Harrington
Greylock Mountain
Adams
Mt. Greylock
Greylock
Ivernia Docks Today With 863 Passengers On Board
A wireless message from the Cunard liner Ivernia reports her position 360 miles east of Boston Light at noon so she can reach East Boston berth this afternoon around 1. The ship carries 863 passengers across three classes and has Liverpool and Queenstown origins.
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Cunard
Ivernia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Boston Light
East Boston
Woman's Name on 2 Tickets in Cambridge Elections
Mrs Edmund A Whitman and James B Vallely will head the Cambridge school committee ticket backed by both the Non-Partisan and Democratic city committees for the primaries and March city election. Sub-committees endorsed Vallely for the at large seat left by Jeremiah F Downey and Whitman for re election in the third district. Charles F J McCue filed as an independent candidate.
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Edmund A. Whitman
James B. Vallely
Cambridge
Vallely
Jeremiah F. Downey
Charles F. J. McCue
New Ships Demand Bigger US Dry Docks
Washington February 2 The Dreadnought type battleship requires enlarging all US dry docks at a total cost of about four to six million dollars Secretary Meyer told the House naval committee He cited a new drydock for Norfolk at 2 million and an enlarged New York dock at 1 million with Pearl Harbor dock under construction at 2 million and to be enlarged costing 425000 while Puget Sound dock widening would cost 25000
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Washington
United States
Navy
Meyer
House Naval Committee
Norfolk
New York
Pearl Harbor
Puget Sound
Taft invited to Pittsburg fete by Americas Club
A Pittsburg Americas Club delegation led by Mayor Magee invites Mr. Taft to attend Grant's birthday celebration on April 7. Taft expects to be in Cincinnati on May 5 but would gladly adjust his Middle Western trip to visit Pittsburg. He accepted a banquet invitation for March 12 by the Second Army Corps with General Nelson A Miles on the invitation committee.
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Washington
Americas Club
Pittsburg
Magee
Taft
Grant
Cincinnati
Second Army Corps
Nelson A. Miles
Blessing of Throats At Cathedral Today
Hundreds of thousands of Catholics in the archdiocese will receive the blessing of throats today on the Feast of St Blase. In Boston worshippers unable to attend masses may receive blessings at the Cathedral Immaculate Conception Church and the Mis sion Church at specified afternoon and evening times.
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St. Blase
Boston
Immaculate Conception
Misaesian Church
St Brendan Knights Hold Annual Ball
Kerry dances and rollicking Irish music highlighted the fifth annual reunion concert and ball of the Knights and Ladies of St. Brendan held at Paul Revere and Talbot halls. Nearly a thousand attendees from every Irish County Club in the city. proceeds benefit the Daniel O Connell memorial at Boston College. D J McGillicuddy led the grand march with Mrs Mary Strafford. reception committee chaired by Patrick J Sullivan.
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Kerry
Knights and Ladies of
St. Brendan
Paul Revere
Talbot Halls
Daniel O'Connell
New
Boston College
Dd. J. McGillicuddy
Knights
Mary Strafford
Patrick J. Sullivan
These Women Recommend Dr Williams Pink Pills
A promotional piece claims seven tenths of women suffer from distress and credit Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood making tonic restoring health. It cites symptoms such as headaches, paleness, and nervousness and includes testimonial anecdotes of women who recovered after using the pills.
Pink Pills Promote Blood Health To Aid Pale Girls
A Bridgeport girl Miss Florence L Waterhouse credits a brief course of Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring her to health. She describes severe pale appearance headaches dizziness and monthly pains from weakness before finding relief after trying the pills.
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Dr. Williams
Florence L. Waterhouse
Revere Street
Bridgeport
Conn
Mrs Crowley's Endorsed Tonic for Weak Women in Natick
Mrs Ernest Crowley of 137 West Central Street Natick Mass endorses Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic for weak women. She reports severe headaches and dizziness after childbirth, with lasting weakness that worsened until the pills were tried, yielding good proof of their value.
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Ernest Crowley
West Central Street
Natick
Mass
Dr. Williams
Mrs. Gertrude Thayer Recovers After Pink Pills
Mrs. Gertrude Thayer of 44 Hancock Street Stoneham Massachusetts describes three years of illness after puberty with back pain dizzy spells headaches and weight loss. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for improvement and eventual cure noting her doctor diagnosed blood weakness and endorsing the medicine.
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Gertrude Thayer
Hancock Street
Stoneham
Mass
Dr. Williams
Waterford Woman Credits Pink Pills For Health Return
Mrs. Frederick Carlson of Waterford Connecticut explains how Dr Williams Pink Pills restored her health during a rapid decline. She describes pale skin poor appetite stomach bloating heart palpitations headaches fainting spells and nervous exhaustion before seeking treatment.
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Frederick Carlson
Waterford
Conn
Pink Pills Restore Strength After Childbirth In Rhode Island
Mrs. James R. Campbell of Union street Prospect Hill Lonsdale Rhode Island credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with saving her life after a difficult postpartum period. She suffered swelling fatigue and extreme weakness, could barely keep beef tea down, and was bedridden for ten weeks before starting the pills and steadily recovering leading to able to walk again.
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Aid Women
Dr Williams Pink Pills help women during debility and nervous symptoms and at life milestones. They claim to treat anemia strengthen digestion and aid development, with a booklet offered free and price details 50 cents per box six for 2.50 from Der Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
Final Vows for Two Jesuits in Immaculate Conception Ceremony
The ceremony at Immaculate Conception Church marked the final vows of poverty chastity and obedience for Rev. Fathers Jeremiah M Prendergast and Mariano Balcells and their reception into the Society of Jesus. Archbishop Very Rev Thomas I Gusson presided with full Jesuit attendance in Boston. Prendergast studied at Georgetown Rome Innsbruck and Louvain and has taught at Holy Cross St Francis Xavier College and Boston College. Balcells formerly directed solar physics at the Ebro Observatory and helped introduce solar chromosphere study in Spain. He and Father Civera presented findings to the Academie de la Science de Paris.
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Jeremiah M. Prendergast
Mariano Balcells
Society of Jesus
Immaculate Conception Church
Thomas I. Gusson
Boston
Rome
Father Prendergast
Georgetown
Innsbruck
Louvain
Holy Cross
St. Francis Xavier College
New York City
St. Andrew's Novitiate
Boston College
Father Balcells
Jesuits
Ebro
Spain
Father Civera
M. Deslandes
Academie de la Science de Paris
Taft Seeks Uniform Rules to Protect Boundary Fishes
President Taft sent to Congress a system of uniform international regulations for protecting food fishes in U S Canada boundary waters. Prepared by a joint commission with David Starr Jordan for the United States and Edward Ernest Prince for Canada. A draft bill urges enforcement to begin January 1 1911 and covers seasons nets devices patrols and related controls.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
United States
Canada
David Starr Jordan
Edward Ernest Prince
State Department
Jordan
Bayliss and Pratt Fined for Libel in Somerville Case
In East Cambridge Superior Court Judge Bond fined the Somerville Sun 1000, Pratt 250 on two counts, and Rev HK Eben Bayliss 250 for criminal libel against Somerville Mayor Woods. Stay of sentence granted pending Supreme Court exceptions. Bail raised from 1000 to 2000 for Pratt and Bayliss.
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East Cambridge
Bond
Somerville Sun
George H. Pratt
The
Sun
Eben Bayliss
Mayor Woods
Somerville
Supreme Court
Pratt
Bayliss
Bridge proposal links 179th street to Palisades site
The Interstate Bridge Commission reports to the Legislature recommending a Hudson River bridge from 179th Street New York to the New Jersey shore foot of the Palisades. A main span not to exceed 1400 feet is required to complete the crossing.
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Albany
N. Y
Interstate Bridge Commission
Hudson River
179Th Street
New York
New Jersey
Palisades
Young forger arrested on ship
New York February 2. George Baker or Becker, wanted in Allen town Pennsylvania and other eastern cities for passing worthless checks in thousands, was arrested today as he was about to sail for Europe. He previously worked as a Havana hotel clerk and admitted several offenses.
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New York
George Baker
Becker
Allentown
Penn
Europe
Havana
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