Hibernians to Act on Rossa Death Across Groups
State officers of the Hibernians will meet to decide actions honoring O'Donovan Rossa who died in New York. Clan na Gael branches will also convene. A. O. H. leader Matthew Cummings cited wartime constraints on planned military funerals in New York and Cork but expected suitable tributes. John F. Donnelly will bring the matter to state officers.
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Hibernians
Ireland
O'Donovan Rossa
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Statensland
New York
Clan-na- Gael
Rossa
Matthew Cummings
Cork
Europe
John F. Donnelly
Cambridge
O'Donovan
Donnelly
Governor appoints eleven more to probe taxation and military education
Governor Walsh filled eleven new posts in two days as part of special commissions. The appointments address taxation problems, military education for boys, and creation of a military reserve.
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Walsh
Governor names members to Military Education Commission
The Governor designated Robert L. Raymond Milton lawyer and author, Rev Charlies W Lyons Boston College president and educator, Alexander Meiklejohn Amherst College president, Harold E Sweet Attleboro mayor and manufacturer, Walton A Green Weston publisher, J Frank O Hare Boston labor representative, and several retired General officers including Major General William Stopford and William A Pew. Also named were Walter N Creamer Lynn and Frederick T Fuller Walpole. Additional members named by Senate president and House speaker include Senators Tufts Waltham and Wells Haverhill and Representatives Drury Waltham Felton Greenfield Catheron Beverly McMorrow Boston.
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Military Education Commission
Robert L. Raymond
Milton
Charlies W. Lyons
Boston College
Alexander Meiklejohn
Amherst College
Harold E. Sweet
Attleboro
Walton A. Green
Weston
J. Frank O’hare
Boston
William Stopford
Beverly
Douglas
William A. Pew
Salem
Eighth Massachusetts Infantry
John J. Sullivan
Ninth Massachusetts Infantry
Walter N. Creamer
Lynn
Frederick T. Fuller
Walpole
Wilson Denies Old Charges In Mason Grand Master Case
Darius Wilson of East Foxboro once head of an unrecognized Mason group told Municipal Court Chief Justice Bolster yesterday there was no truth to 1910 mail fraud charges. He and wife Nettie sue Wesley S. Campbell of Lake Side California as trustees of the Masonic home fund claiming Campbell signed a 50 dollar promissory note in 1910 payable to Wilson and assigned to the couple, with only 15 dollars paid. They also allege no debt remains for conferring the 66th degree in 1911.
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Darius Wilson
East Foxboro
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts
Bolster
Wilson
Nettie F. M. Wilson
Wesley S. Campbell
Lakeside
Cal
Masonic Home Fund
Campbell
Wilsons
Falls 65 Feet at Work and Survives
Angelo Pough a 40 year old laborer of 41 Fleet Street North End fell 65 feet yesterday from the sixth floor of a new building at 186 Massachusetts avenue but escaped with slight bruises on his legs and arms.
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Angelo Pough
Fleet Street
North End
Pough
Massachusets Avenue
Malaria Preventive Found Alive Unveiled in Magazine
A discovery of a malaria preventive that remains alive is highlighted in the upcoming Sunday Post Magazine. The feature explores how a living agent could revolutionize protection, with scientists detailing implications for public health and future research.
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Sunday Post
Roxbury Boys Club Dedicated in New Roxbury Building
The Roxbury Boys' Club and Institute of Industry formally opened in a new $75,000 clubhouse attended by about 2500 people. Speakers included Rt. Rev. John W. Hamilton bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church City Council member George W. Coleman and Rev. Charles L. Page. Architect Harold Field Kellogg presented a detailed construction story.
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Roxbury Boys’ Club
Institute of Industry
John W. Hamilton
Methodist Episcopal Church
George W. Coleman
Charles L. Page
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Harold Field Kellogg
City club to mentor boys ages seven to fourteen
The club plans entrants from seven to fourteen years old and eligible until seventeen. It will teach printing, shoemaking, drawing, music, cooking and other crafts with departments ready to start. Leaders praise the building and program as a path to inspire and educate boys into better men. Walter Ballantyne chaired the meeting with Councillor Coleman and Bishop Hamilton present.
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Coleman
Page
Walter Ballantyne
Bishop Hamilton
Charles L. Page
Victor Heath
Harold Field Kellogs
A. Nathan Williams
Williams
Timothy J. Ahearn
J. B. Stewart
The
Institute
Charles Lawrence
Joseph Keene
J. Gilbert Pierce
Foe Must Be Crushed Declared By Czar In Rescript
In Petrograd on June 30 an imperial rescript announced the formation of the Russian Board of Military Supplies. Emperor Nicholas asserted the brilliant future of the Russian people and declared the foe must be crushed.
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Petrograd
Russian Board of Military Supplies
Nicholas
Russia Unity Speech Urges War Effort and Victory
A wartime address calls for renewed effort and unity across Russian society to achieve a complete triumph of Russian arms. It vows to crush the enemy, stresses institutional and public cooperation, and frames national resolve as the sole issue for united Russia.
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Russia
Will of Storey Likely Sustained by Norfolk Judge
Judge James H. Flint of the Norfolk Probate Court indicated he intends to sustain William H. Storey’s will after a contest. A hearing on costs is set for today before a final decree is filed. The will provides $1500 yearly to Mary B. Elliott of Plymouth, New Hampshire, until her death, with about $100,000 remaining to be divided among three charities.
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William H. Storey
James H. Flint
Norfolk Probate Court
Storey
Mary B. Elliott
Plymouth
N. H
Boston
Episcopal Sisterhood of
St. Margaret
Vincent Mansfield Hospital
Paxton Marks 150th Anniversary With Reunion Parade
Paxton celebrated its 150th anniversary with a reunion of former residents a street parade and a town dinner. About 000 former residents and relatives attended the festivities with speeches at the Congregational Church following the meal as greetings from sister Worcester county towns were offered.
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Worcester
Paxton
Congregational Church
Worcester County
Truth from U S cited on German war news censorship
In London Sir Arthur B Markham asked in the House of Commons whether Field Marshal Earl Kitchener distrusted the British public and if German war news was censored. Home Secretary Sir John A Simon replied German reports were censored only when statements were clearly false.
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London
Arthur B. Markham
Mansfield
Nottinghamshire
House of Commons
Field Marshal
Earl Kitchener
Arthur
John A. Simon
Home Secretary
Wanted By England Short Prayer
The archbishop of Canterbury urged at a public meeting that England counter German derision with short ejaculatory prayers. He proposed a continuous chain of prayer by women from 8 am to 3 pm to express a Christian response.
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London
England
Canterbury
South Boston Retail Grocers Picnic At Squantum
The annual outing of the South Boston Retail Grocers and Provision Dealers Association drew about 100 members, their wives, and guests who traveled to Squantum by auto or by specially chartered electric cars for the event.
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South Boston
Squantum
Margaret Nagle Weds William Connelly at St. Aidan’s
Miss Margaret Nagle daughter of Mr and Mrs John Nagle of 92 Coolidge Street Brookline married William A Connelly of South Boston yesterday. The ceremony took place at St Aidan's Church Brookline officiated by Rev Dr John T Creagh.
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Margaret Nagle
John Nagle
Coolidge Street
Brookline
William A. Connelly
South Boston
St. Aidan’s Church
John T. Creagh
Dean of Sea Dies at 96 in Gloucester
Captain John Parker age 96, Gloucester's oldest citizen and a two generation seaman, died of old age. He helped save 100 men in the 1839 gale and retired in 1899. Survived by a son and four daughters including the Rev. Francis Parker and Mrs. Frank Williams of Enfield New Hampshire.
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Gloucester
John Parker
Parker
Francis Parker
Frank Williams
Enfield
N. H
George O. Stacy
Fred J
BillingS Gets More Pay for Messengers
Collector of the Port Edmund Billings announced authority to raise salaries of 17 messengers in the custom service. The pay increases from 720 to 240 dollars begin today, following a prior raise for 30 laborers last month.
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Port
Edmund Billings
Huerta's Sons Sail for United States
In Cadiz Spain on June 30 two sons of General Victoriano Huerta former provisional president of Mexico sailed today on a French steamship bound for New York.
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Cadiz
Spain
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Texas
New York
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