Elks Ruler Visits Malden Lodge for Portland Reception
Malden Lodge 965 hosted a reception and dinner at the Malden Auditorium for Portland Lodge 188 and Grand Exalted Ruler John P. Sullivan of New Orleans. About 250 Portland delegates arrived by special train for an evening event with speakers including George S. Harvey and James P. Sullivan, followed by theatre and social sessions until early morning.
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Elks
Malden Auditorium
Malden Lodge
Portland
Lodge
John P. Sullivan
New Orleans
George D. Campbell
Alvan E. Bliss
George S. Harvey
Irving G. Vernon
Portland Lodge
Thomas P. Riley
Malden
Nathan Clifford
Maine Senate
Frederick
James M. Swift
Oakley
Curtis
William R Pattangall
Maine
William H. McSweeney
Salem
Joseph E. F. Connelly
James R. Nicholson
Springfield
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
James_ P. ‘Sullivan
Herrick for Ambassador Nomination Confirmed by Senate
The Senate confirmed former Ohio Governor Myron T. Herrick as ambassador to France to replace Robert Bacon. Some progressive Senators including Gronna of North Dakota voiced opposition, but no speeches occurred as the nomination was acted upon in executive session.
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Washington
Myron T. Herricks
Ohio
United States
France
Robert Bacon
Senate
I ‘Gronna
North Dakota
Herrick
Grohna
Bonaparte backs administrative controls on trusts
Former U S Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte urged Boston readers to replace court based trust enforcement with an administrative system similar to navigation obstruction removal. He criticized current methods as too slow costly and uncertain and accused some trusts of deceitful advertising and collusion with editors and politicians.
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United States
Charles J. Bonaparte
Boston City
Secretary of War
Ming
Samuel J. Elder
Bonaparte
Weslayan University Meets Endowment Goal Push
William A. Shanklin announced at the 29th New England alumni banquet that $525,000 of the $900,000 endowment drive has been pledged to be matched by Carnegie funds. He urged finishing the fund by June 19. Dr. M. J. Talbot, the lone surviving class member, was honored. Franklin T. Kurt presided as toastmaster. officers and speakers listed.
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William A. Shanklin
Wesleyan University
New England
Young's Hotel
Andrew Carnegie
Shanklin
M. J. Talbot
Providence
Wesleyan
Franklin T. Kurt
William Shanklin
E. A. Wilkie
Oscar Kuhns
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburg
William T. Rich
Boston
H. V. Leonard
Michael Talbot
F. I. Brown
H. S. Harriman
C. L. Newton
G. C. Douglass
Vernon B. Swett
F. T. Kurt
A. K. Dearborn
Richeson Birthday Unnoticed Behind Bars
Clarence V. T. Richeson spent his 36th birthday in county jail with no messages from family or friends. He passed the day walking in his cell, reading magazines provided by Sheriff Quinn, showing no emotion or meditation. He noted the lack of contact from his father, sister, brothers, or Miss Edmands in recent weeks.
Crippled Children Benefit Fair Opens at Hotel Somerset
A committee of society matrons and debutantes opened the annual fair for the Industrial School for Crippled and Deformed Children at the Hotel Somerset. A display of handiwork and articles for home use drew patrons while a silhouette booth attracted crowds. Luncheon and tea were served.
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Industrial School
Somerset
Middlesex Pomona Grange Meeting in Woburn Highlights Woman's Suffrage
Middlesex Pomona Grange held a February meeting in Woburn with hosts Woburn Grange. Mrs Susan W FitzGerald of Boston gave the main address on Woman's Suffrage, following an afternoon session and a slipper between sessions.
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Woburn
Middlesex
Pomona Grange
Grange
Susan W. Fitz- Gerald
Boston
Suit Against Wild West Show Opens in Civil Court
Trial started in Superior Civil Court before Judge Dubuque with a jury in the case of John M. Downey a conductor for the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad seeking 2000 dollars from Joseph C and Zak Miller proprietors of Miller Brothers 101 Ranch Wild West Show for injuries from an alleged assault on June 17 1909.
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Superior Civil Court
Dubuque
John M. Downey
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Joseph C. and
Zak Miller
Miller Brothers
Riker's Antiseptic Tooth Powder Ad
Dentifrice praised for cleaning without scratching purifying mouth and gums with a clean cooling taste. Dentists and chemists endorse it as a superior powder, priced at 15 cents. Also notes Riker's toothpaste and wash in the same line.
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Riker
Riker-Jaynes
Boston Londres
Jaynes Limited
Social Service and Labor Questions at Advent Church
The Church of the Advent on Brimmer Street hosts Rev. J. H. Melish of Brooklyn Sunday to speak on Social Service and Labor Questions. Attendance and finances reported for Second Church Dorchester show 1145 members, $9504.19 in religious benevolence, and Sunday school totals. New choir stalls and organ console at Advent to be consecrated before the 10:30 service.
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Church of the Advent
Brimmer Street
J. H. Melish
Brooklyn
N. Y
Social Service Commission
Episcopal Church
William D. Brigham
Second Church
Dorchester
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