Massachusetts Grand Army Encampment Elects Officers at Faneuil Hall
The 41st annual Massachusetts Grand Army encampment at Faneuil Hall elected D. H. Gleason as department commander and Alfred S. Roe as senior vice commander. Comrades Parker and Dunbar filled junior vice roles. H. J. Millard became medical director and Lovejoy chaplain. Delegates were chosen for the national encampment amid reports of reduced funds and aging membership.
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Department of Massachusetts
Faneuil Hall
D. H. Gleason
Alfred S. Roe
John I
Parker
Massachusetts Grand Army of the Republic
Gayely
John Ju. Parker
Litchfield
America
R. B. Brown
Burroughs
D. H. L. Gleason
John L. Parker
Lynn
Edward H. Dunbar
Norwood
Dunbar
H. J. Millard
North Adams
Henry E.barnes
Brookline
George E. Lovejoy
Lawrence
Henry Haynie
Post
Thomas W. Cook
John I. Lawrence
Grand Army of the Republic
Allied Veterans Ladies Fraternal Groups Hold Secret Meetings
Secret sessions with banners passwords and badges framed the gatherings of the Daughters of Veterans Sons of Veterans and Ladies of the G A R in Chipman Hall Tremont Temple Lorimer Hall and Wesleyan Hall Bromfield Street. Officers were being elected in these organizations.
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The
Chipman Hall
Tremont Temple
Lorimer Hall
Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Street
Veterans group marks silver anniversary with ceremonies
The Sons of Veterans observe their %th silver anniversary with two meetings in Lorimer Hall and Wesleyan Hall in Springfield. Commander Walter Penney presides, with Frank K. Maples and William G. Dustin as guests. Mrs. Mary N. Kimball presides over the Ladies of the G A R gathering, and Miss Sadie Austin is highlighted as a notable member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
Walter Penney
Frank K. Maples
New York
William G. Dustin
Illinois
Lorimer Hall
Mary N. Kimball
Springfield
Wesleyan Hall
Elma Dalton
Kansas
Ella West
National Council of Administration
George Miller
Walter J. Patten
Memorial University
Mason City
Sadie Austin
Maple Street
Lynn
Austin
Private Rowe
Fifteenth
Massachusetts
Martha Washington Circle
Jennie Austin
Draper Cited in Poor Debtors Court Over Note
Charles M. Draper a Boston Board of Aldermen member and Republican leader was cited into the Poor Debtors Court on a note dispute. Hiram T. Chapman obtained a judgment of 177 dollars after a 170 dollar note dated November 23. The suit was backed by endorsement from George S. Robinson. The citation is returnable February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Draper
Boston Board of Aldermen
Hiram ‘T. Chapman
Draper
George S. Robinson
Chapman
Urges New Lobster Law to Protect Breeding Stock
Dr. George W. Field of the State Board of Fisheries and Game urged a law to allow catching of short lobsters to let the old brood stock reproduce. He noted the present 10 12 inch minimum and nine inch bills defeat. Field warned lobsters are thinning near Boston New York markets and in Maine and the provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Field
State Board of Fisheries and Game
Field
Boston
New York
Maine
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free Treatment at Boylston
February deadline set for all patients to receive free treatment and medicine at the Osmo-Chemic Physicians offices. No charge for consultation or X-ray exam, with clergy testifying to the program.
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Boylston Street
Baptist Clergyman Endorses Osmo-Chemie Cancer Cure
The Rev. D. C. Bixby of Haverhill Massachusetts, a Baptist minister for seven years, writes in January 1907 praising Osmo-Chemie Physicians. He cites cures of cancer on his tongue and other tumors and invites skeptics to verify with him and other grateful patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Bixby
Haverhill
Mass
Cleaves
Montague
A. M. Finery
East Haverhill
DP. C. Bixby
Haverhill, Mass
Voices of the People Endorse Osmo-Chemic Light Treatment
A series of testimonials from prominent citizens praising the Osmo-Chemic Physicians new light treatment. Mrs Heaton of Natick reports a tumor cure, while D B King of Worcester cites skin cancer healing. Chas Whitehouse of Farmington, Melville Stone of Reading, and Wm McConnell of Boston describe relief from cancer, digestion, rheumatism and catarrh.
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Jessie Heaton
Pond At
Natick
Mass
Washington St
D. B. King
Chandler At
Worcester
Dewey St. Bantist Church
Chas. Whitehouse
Farmington
N. H
Melville A. Stone
Reading
Wm. McConnell
Summer St
Boston
Osmo-Chemic System Medical Office in Boston
The Osmo-Chemic System Medical Office maintains permanent offices at 5S 8 9 10 entrance No Boylston Street Boston Mass. Send a stam for a book on chronic disease. Office hours are 9 A M to 12 M 2 to 6 and 8 P M daily closed Sundays.
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Boylston St
Boston
Mass
N. Y. University Medical College
Tremont St
Safe blowers rob Abington postoffice
The Abington postoffice safe was blown open just before 4 AM. A small amount of cash and postage stamps were stolen. George Dexter, who lives near the office, woke up and saw two men fleeing down Bank street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abington
George Dexter
Bank Street
Health and Spirits Restored by Dr Williams Pink Pills
Mrs E M Spears of Athol Massachusetts describes recovery from a year of indigestion debility and weakness after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She details swelling dizziness sleeplessness cramps and poor blood before improvement began and final cure. Pills sold by druggists or by mail from Schenectady New York at 60 cents per box six boxes for 2 50.
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E. M. Spears
Mt. Pleasant Street
Athol
Mass
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BAY State Grand Army
Bert Carpenter
George W L. Briggs
John Gilbert
B. A. Hathaway
W. RB. Stetson
James E. Bates
E. D. Wood
L. E. Wentworth
F. M. Curtis
J. W. Bates
G. W. Nason
E. F. Snow
F. E. Winslow
G. W. Beardsley
Christopher O’brien
A. F. Rich
HI. P. Oakum
R. R. Walsh
G. W. Green
Albert Keating
William Cusick
William Wiley
Roscoe Dobbs
A. B. Pierce
Frank Brown
A. H. Knowles
A. P. Barrett
J. M. Wooda
G. C. Fiske
Charles Brigham
George A. Reed
Charles Ellis
I. EF. Burnham
C. H. Fuller
E. W. Pike
C. F. Read
W. H. Hinman
C. W. Hildreth
A. Howe
George Bliss
A. B. Chamberlin
George W. Barnes
G. W. Carcey
DP. Rawson
Sumner. Holmes
George 1
Lynde
W. I. Walton
H. A. Walker
R. B. Dickey
W. H. Frost
W. L Crosier
John White
B. N. May
Brown
Bradley
Leutenant
J. Payson Bradley
Union Army
Navy
Edward P. Preble
W. A
Statistical Report
Lisabeth A. Turner
John L. Frarker Tunnor
Dhal.gleasov
Mass.gar
Fred S. Ror
Sion
CVE Gor
Board of Aldermen
Dr. Field
Sens
David J Ingraham
Winter Street
Oxford
Osmo-Chemicon of Medicine
Voise
William C. Gregor
Sat
Evans
Rob Abington
Williams
Nane
G. F. Mulford
Temple Place
de. J. Holmes
Harvard Dental Co
Cours St
Joseph Grady
Griffith
Eastern Drug CO
Fulton
Griffith Rtheumatic Care Co
Third Ave
Cor
11Th St
N. Y
the White Dental Parlors
Washington
Rene Wanter Pe
Uritan
Eee
Puritan Dettal Co
Beach St
Wesmapney
Messias
Mary Adelaide
Valencia
J. A. Moasiax
Kingston
Jamaica
Tremont. St
Kimball
J. Newman
T. Metcalf Co
Apothesi
Copley Sq
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