Cadets Camp at Hingham After Three-Year Gap
The First Corps Cadets arrive with nearly 250 men for a two day encampment at Hingham. After NYC duties and heavy marches in rain, the corps prepares for disciplined routine and camping tasks. Visitors welcome after 3 PM. all must leave before 9:30 PM tattoo.
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Bingham
Hingham
New York State
Franklin L. Joy
Charles H. Cole
William B. Stearns
Eugene H. Clapp
William R. P. Emerson
Alfred J. Rohan
William T. Bailey
Frederic P. Simonds
John Lavelle
Freeman Hinckley
Holton B. Perkins
William S. Simmonds
Boston
First Corps
Columbus Avenue
Millionaire Kid Chandler Fined for Speeding in Bridgeport
Chandler and wife Grace Larue, both in city court, admitted speeding an auto at 50 mph during Yale Harvard boat race day. Chandler, known as the millionaire kid, paid a $40 fine and costs after the judge ejected Grant McKeel for an animated discussion with Mrs Chandler.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Byron H. Chandler
Mount Vernon
Grace Larue
Murray Announces Candidacy to Challenge Keliher for Congress
William F. Murray, a Democratic member of the Governor's Council, declares his run for Congress against Congressman Keliher. He emphasizes an independent, voter-driven campaign focused on national issues and rejects any municipal or personal influence.
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William F. Murray
Governor’s Council
Congress
Keliher
Kelther
Democratic Party
Fitzgerald
Primary Law In Operation Concord New Hampshire
The first day of declarations under New Hampshire direct primary law 1909 began with filings for county and state offices. No governor candidates filed yet. potential contenders include Robert P. Bass and Mrs Harilla M Ricker for governor. The law allows party conventions post primaries and restricts minor parties to three percent last election.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Michigan
Secretary of State
Council
State Senate
Clarence E. Carr
Andover
Robert P. Bass
Peterboro
Harilla M. Ricker
Dover
Chief Justice Fuller Laid To Rest In Graceland
The funeral service for Chief Justice Fuller was held in Chicago with interment at Graceland Cemetery beside his wife. The ceremony marked the end of his public career as a leading jurist.
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Chicago
Fuller
Graceland
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Milwaukee
Pabst Blue Ribbon
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L. Speidel & Co
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Tel. Main
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Murray
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Majestic Bldg
Jackson
Migh
Ae Post
Sunday Post
Jack London
Klondike
Wall Street
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