Puck Abduction Sparks Legal Clash Over Irish Goat
Colonel Roger Scannell claims ownership of the goat nicknamed Puck and says the Knights of St. Brendan abducted it with a writ of replevin. The Kerrymen’s Association and a constable intervened, taking the animal from Scannell’s Lexington store in a high profile dispute set for court action.
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Puck
Kerry
Roger Scannell
Knights of St. Brendan
Scannell
Lexington
North Grove Street
Kerrymen’s Association
Nathan BE. Bates
Colonel Scannell
St. Brendan
Edith Cox Found in Woods After an All-Night Search
Edith Cox of Dorchester Massachusetts was found in a swampy wooded area near Hanover after an all night search. She had wandered overnight with her bull terrier as the only companion and was found asleep by Jerome D Turner.
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Edith Cox
Hanover
Dorchester
Mass
Jerome D. Turner
Miss Cox
Turner
Pastor Eddy Changes Faith Moves to Protestant Episcopal Church
Rev W B Eddy resigns from Third Universalist Church Cambridge after leaving the Universalist denomination He states he will pursue holy orders and join Grace Church New York on the clerical staff under rector Rev W R Huntington He spoke of his move before leaving for New York last night.
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W. B. Eddy
Third Universalist Church
Cambridge
New York
Grace Church of
Missing Girl Returns From Unknown Whereabouts
Ivenetta Graham a 19 year old from Belmont New York who vanished from her uncle J W Whidden at 17 Main Street Melrose four weeks ago returned last evening around eight with an unknown woman. Family would not reveal her location claiming she had been sick.
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Ivenetta Graham
Belmont
N. Y
J. W. Whidden
Melrose
Roxbury Boy Dies Risk of Blood Poison Firecracker Wound
A Roxbury Massachusetts boy died and blood poison was feared from an untreated firecracker wound. The article urges use of antiseptic X Zalia on every wound to prevent infection and ease pain.
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Roxbury
Mass
Tug and Rafi Defied Storms Dock Largest Boston Log Raft
The tug Underwriter towed a 210 by 30 foot log raft, 14 feet draft and 4280 piles, from Port Greville Nova Scotia after a week at sea. It anchored beside the Quincy cold storage plant as a new dock was being built between the Warren and new bridges.
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Underwriter
Boston Harbor
Port Greville
N. S
Quincy
Warren
New Bridges
Rockefeller at Taconic Farm Overlooks by In-Laws Claim
Federal marshals say oil magnate Rockefeller was at Taconic Farm for a few days last week. Servants confirm his presence at Prentice estate but refuse to say if he has left. Stanly Morton notes a New York train with a groom on the estate. no passenger matches Rockefeller.
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Mr. Rockefeller
Taconic Farm
Standard Oil Company
Mr. Prentice
Stanly Morton
Richmond
New York
Prentice
Say Cummings Should Run for Governor
The article reports discussions among Massachusetts Democrats on Governor race plans. John W. Cummings of Fall River is urged as a strong gubernatorial candidate while debates frame Whitney and Bartlett as alternatives amid merger politics with the New Haven railroad. Feeney supports Cummings as a top Democrat.
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John P. Feeney
Democratic State Committee
Cummings
Massachusetts
George Fred Williams
Whitney
Macfarland
Moran declines to discuss resignation and vows to serve as district attorney
District Attorney Moran refused to comment on the resignation of Mr. Macfarland. He said he is a candidate for district attorney and will focus on his duties. He would not retract past statements and reiterated he may enter the race if not offered the Democratic nomination.
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Guild
Whitney
New Haven
Tennessee Mountaineer
Senate
Moran
Democratic Party
General Bartlett
Bartlett
Feeney
Macfarland
John W. Cummings
Fall River
Post
Maccfarland
Labor notes from unions report regional activities and elections
Union updates list newly installed officers in Floorlayers 1096 and Bakers 45, with officers named and ballots cast. Disciplinary and election items include Cigarette Makers 120 meeting for employee discharge, Boston Painters 11, Cambridge Central Labor Union delegates, and Engineers union re elections. A benefits levy and a veteran reports from England are noted amid year end consolidations.
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George McKenzie
J. Magerer
Darry Polock
Samuel Singer
M. Feldman
M. Bloom
A. Azoff
Philip Grolizer
Max Rosenstruck
Nathan Max
John A. Buckley
Boston Painters’ Union 11
First International
Harry W. Joel
James Corbally
Martin Carew
Lugh Mallen
Cambridge Central Labor Union
Bridge and Crawfenders’ Union
John E. Nolan
George Campbell
Samuel Hollowell
Boston
Amalgamated Jety of Engineers
William FE. Bell
Dorchester
England
Canada
Society
Stationary Engineers’ Union 16 Executive Board
W. R. F. Whalen
Trentont Street
Eliot Asked to Compare Gaelic Football Match
Harvard president Eliot is invited by St Brendan Knights to attend a July 4 Gaelic football clash in Boston between Erin's Hope of Boston and Kerrys of New York at Locust Street grounds. The committee hopes the game will showcase Gaelic football as a college sport during the Puck Fair.
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Skellig Mer
Puck
County Kerry
Scannell
South End
Tammany Hall
New York
Yea
Archey Road
Chicago
St. Brendan’s
Roger Scannell
Skellig
St. Brendans
the Post
St. Brendan Society
Kerrymen’s Association
Rugby Park
America
Locust Street
Harvard
Knights
St. Brendan
Eliot
Erin's Hope
Boston
Kerrys
Carroll
Locust Street Grounds
Brightman Drowns After Fall From Auxiliary Boat
Herbert F. Brightman aged 23 a school teacher from 76 Warren Street Fall River Massachusetts fell from the deck of an auxiliary boat and was drowned in the East River today authorities reported the swimming area rescue failed to locate him.
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New York
Herbert F. Brightman
Warren Street
Fall River
Mass
East River
Children to Take Part in Boston Old Home Week Festivities
The Boston Old Home Week committee plans child involvement in events led by Max Mitchell of the Federation of Jewish Charities and Charlies M. Lamprey of the vacation schools. An outing to Franklin Park is expected for pupils and others. A highlight is a reception aboard the frigate Constitution at the navy yard, rehabbed at a cost of about 100 million dollars, scheduled for the afternoon of Tuesday July 30 between 2 and 4 under the Massachusetts State Society United States Daughters of 1812 with Mrs. Nelson V. Titus as president.
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New Haven
State House
Governor Guild
Mellen
Byrnes
Commonwealth
Boston & Albany
Boston
Max Mitchell
Federation of Jewish Charities
Charlies M. Lamprey
Franklin Park
Tion
Constitution
Navy Yard
Massachusetts State Society
United States Daughters of 1812
Nelson V. Titus
Clan-na-Gaels Field Day Promises Record Crowd
Clan-na-Gaels of South Boston completed plans for a big field day at Oak Grove to be held tomorrow. Alfred Shrubb leads a mile race against a dozen local stars with a new Irish champion named Grace aiming to beat the English champion. A Gaelic football match features the Garryowens versus Portsmouth, and Dennis Mahoney targets the world weight-throwing record.
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Clan-na Gael
Boston
Oak Grove
Alfred Shrubb
Grace
Garryowens
Portsmouth
Dennis Mahoney
Wool worth millions moves from Texas to Boston dealers
More than two million pounds of Texas wool bought by Boston dealers at San Angelo and Kerrville sales over six weeks is en route to Boston. The investment exceeds four hundred thousand dollars, reflecting Boston capital backing the shipment to the city.
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Boston
San Angelo
Kerrville
Texas
Tornado Destroys Small Texas Town in Rochester
A tornado early today devastated Rochester Texas with no fatalities reported. The cyclone left widespread damage across the town, damaging homes and structures as crews assess the scenes and begin cleanup.
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Texas
Dallas
Tex
Rochester
Professor Masters Opens Palmistry Booth at Dodge Spear
Professor William J Masters formerly of London now offers scientific palmistry at the Dodge Spear Company's department store in Boston. His booth in the shoe section is staffed during business hours where he measures fingers and palm lines to interpret past present and future for customers.
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William J. Masters
London
Eng
Cheiro
Dodge-Spear Company
Professor Masters
Boston
Dodge- Spear
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