Alma Mater Degree Staff Installs Bunker Hill Court Officers
Over 300 members and friends gathered at Mishawum Hall Charlestown for the installation of officers of Bunker Hill Court Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters by Deputy Stephen O’Brien assisted by the Alma Mater degree staff of East Boston. The event featured intricate maneuvers praised for alertness and snap. speakers included High Inside Sentinel Daniel H. Maguire Deputy O’Brien William Herlihy George McCormick and a concert with M. Walsh J. Flynn J. Hanaford William Walsh Frank Ford and Etta Walsh. A banquet followed in Louis Hall with toast master Patrick McCormick. Chief rangers from Erin St Francis Cathedral Mt. Pleasant Constantine St. John St. Jerome St. Alphonus St. Michael Blessed Sacrament Lady of Lourdes St. Joseph’s and Father Thayer attended.
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Mishawum Hall
Charlestown
Bunker Hill Court
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Stephen O’brien
East Boston
Daniel H. Maguire
Stephen O'Brien
William Herlihy
George McCormick
Erin
St. Francis’ Cathedral
Mt. Pleasant
Constantine
St. John’s
St. Jerome
St. Alphonsus
St. Michael’s
Blessed Sacrament
Lady of Lourdes
St. Joseph’s
Father Thayer
Lizabeth Neville
Minnie O'Neil
Delia O’leary
Annie Fennelly
Joseph L. Daisy
Julia Walsh
Julia Brant
Susie McGovern
May Scollans
Gertrude Walsh
E. Power
Alice Cutliff
Josephine Greenfield
Nora Fenton
May Kitson
Mary Lynch
Anna Digan
Pension for Widow of Brookline Policeman Sought
A Brookline petition asks the Board of Selectmen to seek a special legislative act to pension Patrolman McMurray’s widow, Jo seph McMurray, who died after attempting to arrest killer Harry Boles. If approved, she would receive 400 dollars a year.
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Brookline
Board of Selectmen
Joseph McMurray
Patrolman McMurray
Harry
Harry Boles
Charlestown State Prison
McMurray
Boles
Baby poisoned by soothing syrup alarms Lowell parents
The infant of Joseph Jacques on Middle Street nearly died after a small dose of soothing syrup containing poisonous drugs. Doctors credit prompt care by Dr. Laurin and warn parents about syrups and balms with alcohol. A Fall River cough syrup death is cited. The column urges Father John’s Medicine as a safe, alcohol free alternative for children.
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Lowell
Joseph Jacques
Perry’s
Court
Middlesex Street
Jacques
Laurin
Fall River
John
WM. Samuolis
Gold Street
Boston
Everett Plano Co
Albany Street
Joseph Grady
Tremont St
Hirs
Sun
Advice
Second Lyceum Concert Thrills Tremont Temple Audience
The Tremont Temple Lyceum Series stage last night featured the Bostonia woman's orchestra directed by Belle Jenton Renfrew with Master Cyril Henry Raper. Soloist Miss Glenn Priest and ensemble performances earned encores. The program included Fucik Zampa Green and Herbert excerpts with a horn quartet delivering refined tone and balance.
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Lyceum
Tremont Temple
Bostonia
Cyril Henry Raper
Fucik
Zampa
Green
Ballet Egyptien
Luigini
Entracte Gavotte
Gillet
the Red Mill
Victor Herbert
Raper
Pinsuti
Cowen
Glenn Priest
Wieniawski
S. Ella Morse
Grace M. Morse
Alice Morse
Bell J. Renfrew
Herbert
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Fazol Ointment Promise
An advertisement asserts Fazol Ointment cures itching bleeding and protruding piles in 6 to 14 days with a money back guarantee. The claim includes a price of 50e and offers refund if not cured.
Judge Rules Grip Justifies Drunkenness in Lynn
In Lynn, Judge John Berry of the police court says the grip can justify drinking. Patrick Biggs appears charged with imbibing too freely and he explains he drank to ward off the grip. The judge, recently recovering from grip, offers sympathy and continues the case for three weeks.
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Lynn
John Berry
Berry
Patrick Biggs
Church Under Persecution Warns Boston Alumni
The Right Rev Louis A Walsh Portland bishop told Holy Cross alumni in Boston that France faces a dehumanizing throttling of the church by infidels and Free Masons, a situation he deems more despotic than Russia. He spoke at the club's first annual banquet where officers including President Michael J McNierny and others were announced.
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France
Russia
Louis A. Walsh
Portland
Boston
Holy Cross
Holy Cross Club of
Michael J. McNierny
Gloucester
Charles D. McCarthy
Malden
John F. Harkins
South Boston
Thomas J. Kelly
Actress's Health Restored by Grape-Nuts Food Experience
A Chicago actress describes a December 1902 illness that left her weak and nervous. She credits Grape-Nuts breakfast with restoring strength, boosting nerves and weight, and she now always carries it on travels. The testimonial is from Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. There's a reason.
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Chicago
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Banquet Ends Lewin Visit in Boston
A record banquet in the Hotel Somerset marked the end of Dr. Shmaryahu Lewin’s Boston visit drawing about 200 attendees. Notables including James J. Storrow and W. D. Chapple attended as speakers praised Russian Jewish heroes and urged freedom, with Lewin declaring Russia lacks a legitimate government.
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Boston
Shmaryahu Lewin
Hotel Somerset
Russia
James J. Storrow
W. D. Chapple
Senate
Ferdinand Strauss
Louis Strauss
Daniel Frank
Philip Sumner
Sumner
Philip Palenstein
Charles A. Strecker
Philip Vorenberg
Nathan Eiseman
David A. Ellis
Boston School Board
Isaac Harris
Cole
Governor Guild
Lewin
Commonwealth
William Berwin
Charles Fleischer
Julius Andrews
M. M. Eichler
Jacob de Haas
Dr. Lewin
Theodore Roosevelt
Boston Club elects officers at annual meeting
At 22 School street the Boston Club held its annual meeting. Reports from the secretary and treasurer showed the organization in good condition. Elected officers include John Shepard as President William A. McKenney as first vice president Joseph A. Davis as second vice president Joseph W. Work as secretary and Charles C. Ferris as treasurer.
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Boston Club
School Street
John Shepard
William A. McKenney
Joseph A. Davis
Joseph W. Work
Charles C. Ferris
Onondaga Stranded Off Cape Cod Facing Breakup Likely
The Clyde line freighter Onondaga remained stranded at Orleans Beach after a failed drag attempt by the revenue cutter Gresham. Despite favorable conditions and heavy tug help, the ship sits deeply in sand with cargo of boots, potatoes, and three racing cars awaiting salvage tomorrow.
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Gresham
Orleans Beach
Chatham
Clyde Line
Onondaga
C. O. Rockwell
New York
Ormond
Fla
Cape Cod
Future
Boston
Itill
Mayor Confers With Doctors On City Hospital Pavilion
Mayor Fitzgerald and Drs Shea and Keany discussed a proposed 75000 dollar pavilion at Boston City Hospital for measles care. The Board of Health reported the scarlet fever epidemic confined to the North End West End and part of Back Bay with 75 additional cases manageable. Officials expect to know by next Sunday or Monday if spread is checked.
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Fitzgerald
Board of Health
Shea and
Keany
Boston City Hospital
Durgin
Shea
North End
West End
Back Bay
Cure for Cough Uses Pine Oil and Whiskey Remedy
A noted lung expert recommends a home remedy to stop a cold within a day and cure a curable cough. The mix uses half an ounce of Virgin Oil of Pine Pure, two ounces glycerine, and eight ounces whiskey, taken every four hours. The Pine Oil should be from original half-ounce vials resealed for pharmacists.
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Radway
Radway & CO
Radway Square
New York City
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Boston Post
Post
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RE. W. Grove
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Boston Towboat Company
Monomoy Point
Stearer
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PHONO
Green and Chardon Sts
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Winslow
Liste
Tees
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Hood
Washington S
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Hooper
Helen A
Robert C. Hooper
Arlington Street
O'Hare
Frederick, Beers
Ellen O'Hare
Mast Second Street
Gate of Heaven
Pakulski
Dorchester
Jacob Pakulski
Paisley Park
Riley
Margaret A
Ann Riley
Torace Street
Star of the Sea
Providence
R. L
New Bedford
Stedman
Cambridge
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Ross G
James B. Stedman
Somerville
J. F. Reid
Washington Street
Sweeney
Hannah L. Sweeney
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St. Bridget’s Church
Maynard
North Station
Maine
Elizabeth Hill Apne
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Wien
Sarnt
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