Clan-na-Gaels Hold Holiday Field Day at Oak Island
Eight thousand attend the Clan-na-Gael annual field day at Oak Island Grove with dancing contests and games. Events include a hurling match among clubs from Lowell and South Lowell area, prize drill judged by Gen Logan and staff, rubber tug of war, and multiple dash and field events with winners and times listed.
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Clan-na-Gael
Oak Island Grove
Young Islands
Lowell
Wolfetones
South
Haverhill
Lynn
Nashua
Boston
Logan
Lowell Company
O'Sullivan
J. M. Rosenberger
E. T. Farrell
South Boston
A. C
Dads Archer
J. Thomas Elfock
W. Robbins
Bon American A. C
H. L. Brookline Gym
Preyant Dash
Louis Bradford
H. W. Murphy
Cc. G. A
James Burke
R. W. Walsh
William McVicker
Louis Brawley
St. A. A.A
James T. Lee
Yonkers
N. Y
E. Ryder
Jamaica Plain
R. Thornton
Charlestown
Oak Grove
Archer
Rosenberger
Wright
Cambridgeport Gym
Farrell
South Boston A. C
Williams Pink Pills Advertised For Anemia Cure
An article extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a reliable treatment for anemia especially in growing girls. It cites Mrs. William Clark of Lynn Massachusetts and her recovery after using the pills. The piece details symptoms, urges mothers to learn about anemia, and notes the pills purify and build the blood.
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Williams
William Clark
Park Street
Lynn
Mass
Lady Grey and Captain Newton Struck by Scarlet Fever
A Ottawa dispatch reports Her Excellency Lady Grey and Captain Newton A D C ill with scarlet fever at Government House. Both are said to be progressing favorably as of the latest bulletin.
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Toronto
Ont
Ottawa
Lady Grey
Newton
Government House
Sheep on raft rescued near ferry in New York incident
In New York on July 5 a black sheep clung to two half submerged logs drifting toward the Pennsylvania ferryboat Washington. The pilot halted the vessel but the logs struck the ferry’s underbody and the sheep disappeared beneath the water. No origin for the animal was established.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Washington
Fasts Forty-Nine Days Says Her Ills Are Cured
Los Angeles reports Mrs. Lillian D Hoag claims self curing through 49 day fast She cooked and did housework during the fast and broke it with a cantaloupe unique claim of self cure is noted in the brief item
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Los Angeles
Lillian D. Hoag
A Sane Fourth of July Marine Wyre Remedy
A compact eyedrop or remedy claims to ease eye pain, marketed as a first aid solution. The product is presented with minimal guidance, implying basic relief for discomfort linked to fireworks or exposure during Independence Day celebrations.
Taft Urges Religious Liberty At 250th Norwich Birthday
President Taft, at Norwich Connecticut's 250th anniversary, championed religious liberty and urged tolerance. He joked about past intolerance, noting Americans live now by allowing each person to worship in his own way.
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Norwich
Conn
Taft
New England
President Taft in Norwich Tercentenary Pageant Address
The President’s address blends history with ceremony as a pageant on Norwich’s Rockwell Terrace traces wars and settlement actions from Mohican and Narragansett conflicts to Uncas and Ve new England milestones. Taft highlights early governance and freedom of religion while noting evolving self-government concepts.
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Norwich Town
Uncas
Washington
Miantonomoh
Unecas
Uneas
Sachem Street
Beverly
Rockwell Terrace
W. Tracy Williams
Yantic
Buckingham Memorial
Albany
Lake Champlain
Taft
James Fitch
Fire destroys Oxford Paper cutting up mill in Rumford
Fire at Oxford Paper Company cutting up mill in Rumford Falls destroys a one story building and boiler house. Loss around 100000 with 4000 cords of wood from Rumford Lumber total loss. Firecracker is suspected as the start. Insurance around 75000.
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Rumford Falls
Oxford Paper Company
Mexico
Virginia
Rumford Lumber Company
Denver Storm Strikes City Causing Major Damage
A severe rain and electrical storm hit Denver and nearby areas yesterday. Property damage is estimated at 300000 dollars. Railroads were demoralized and thousands of visitors seeking two days of recreation were marooned in the mountains. Cells flooded and manufacturing plants suffered damage.
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Denver
Col
Robbery Arrest in Somerville Case Involving Doctor’s Jewelry
John F. Dalton alias Hutchins aged 22 of 4 Alliston Street was arrested by Inspectors Rooney and McCauley and Sergeant Gallivan on a Somerville warrant. He is charged with larceny of $64 worth of jewelry from Dr. George L. Marshall of 25 Wesley Park. Dalton rented a room under Hutchins name claiming his father was a New York police lieutenant and allegedly took the jewelry after the family slept.
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John F. Dalton
Hutchins
Alliston Street
New York Police Department
Rooney and McCauley
Gallivan
Somerville
George L. Marshall
Wesley Park
Dalton
Marshall
New York
July Panel Begins Work as Grand Jury Reports
A new grand jury drawn for the next six months reports for service this morning. Interest centered on the grand jury room after the June jury completed its sittings last Saturday.
Icebergs Sighted by Laurentian East of Grand Banks
The Allen liner Laurentian reported twenty eight unusually large icebergs sighted two days earlier while east of the Grand Banks and her arrival yesterday confirms the discovery.
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Allen
Laurentian
Grand Banks
Balloon Race Over Berkshire Mountains Ends In Narrow Pittsfield Victory
William Van Sleet piloting the Pittsfield balloon defeats N H Arnold in a 20 mile point to point race over the Berkshire mountains. Landing near Southampton the North Adams No 1 drag ropes snagged in trees and the netting trapped the pilots, but Van Sleet won by about five miles.
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Chester
William van Sleet
Pittsfield
Berkshire Mountains
N. H. Arnold
Southampton
Carl A. Crout
BE. L. Snyder
Death Takes Ex Congressmen Bull
Melville Bull former Lieutenant Governor of Rhode Island and eight year member of Congress from the first district died at his brother Charles M. Bulls home in Newport Illinois He was 55 and began his political career after Harvard graduation in 1877 He was brother of the late Dr William T Bull of New York.
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Newport
R. IL
Melville Bull
Rhode Island
Congress
Charles M. Bull
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