Orangemen Picnic and Athletic Meet In Massachusetts
July 9. The annual Picnic and athletic meet of the Massachusetts Orangemen will be held tomorrow at Lake Pearl Wrentham in commemoration of the Battle of the Boyne. Wrentham Lodges from 35 cities will assemble in Copley Square Boston at 8 a.m. and march to South Station where special trains will take them to Wrentham.
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Wilson Sends Birthday Wishes to Argentina Leader
President Wilson telegraphed to the Argentine president on the ninth of July praising independence day and offering cordial congratulations and best wishes for the republic's continued prosperity.
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Sanfords Ginger Comforts Colds and Cramps
An old advertisement touts Sanfords Ginger a soothing blend of ginger aromatics and French brandy for relief of chills and weakness. It promises purity flavor and strength and urges shoppers to look for the Owl Trade Mark to avoid inferior products sold by all distributors and grocers.
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Salem relief fund tops 458 thousand as drive nears goal
The Salem relief fund gained over 23000 yesterday bringing total to 458,285.52 dollars. Gov Walsh predicted a 500000 goal near. with 200000 from Congress and 100000 from Massachusetts the drive could reach 800000. A Boston archdiocese gift of 5000 was noted along with numerous individual and organizational contributions from Salem and beyond.
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Governor Walsh seeks $200000 Salem fire relief
Governor Walsh met with Chairman Fitzgerald urging a federal appropriation of 200000 for Salem fire sufferers. Fitzgerald opposed direct conference, Mann blocked, and the fight heads to the floor tomorrow. Massachusetts delegation works to pass the appropriation in the House after Senate approval and President Wilson's blessing.
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Auto Wreck Victim Dies After Dragging Rescuer
Oscar J. Mansur of 469 Columbus avenue died in Malden Hospital after attempting to rescue Miss Annie Powers of 15 Fayette street from beneath his overturned auto on the Newburyport turnpike near North Saugus. Powers, of Boston, burned to death in the blaze. Mansur suffered severe burns to the lower half of his body. his wife was at his side.
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Portland fund for Salem fire relief tops $955
Portland contributions to the Board of Trade relief fund for Salem fire victims reached 955 dollars by today. The fund supports residents displaced by the Salem fire and aid relief efforts coordinated by local organizations.
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Refugees Housed in Forest River Park Camp After Salem Fire
About 1700 of the 3800 plus burned out refugees are quartered in tents at Forest River Park. Bertram field camp was abandoned yesterday. 50 or 60 young men and women will depart for Manchester NH for mill work. Relief committee faces challenge of employing the remaining refugees.
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Salem faces refugee plight after great fire
Refugees at Forest River camp await plans for their future. Rev. George Rainville is expected in Salem to seek employment for his congregation, who left Europe after the June 24 fire. A city hall meeting will review development plans and street fireproofing. Dynamite blasts persist as workers demolish walls. The city aims to employ male refugees to clear debris with funds from the treasury, while Mayor Hurley notes streetwork delays. City Marshal Lehan warns his budget cannot cover 100 constables replacing militia, prompting potential new funding solutions.
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City Officials Propose Broader Fire District in Providence
After the Saler fire, Salem Providence reports city officials and others met to prevent future blazes. A plan aims to extend the first fire district to cover the entire city and ban wooden buildings beyond the business center.
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Pirates Sign Falsey Of Yale To NL Contract
New Haven July 9 Peter J Fal sey Yale left fielder signed a contract to join the Pittsburgh National League team He is 22 years old a left handed thrower and batsman and will report at once
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Miss Helen Keller Marries New York Attorney
The Keller family announced the marriage of violinist Miss Helen Keller to Mr. Charles Sooysmith of New York. Brother T Dennie Keller, a New York attorney, made the announcement. Walt McDougall promotes new adventures of Hank and His Animal Friends in next Sunday's Post.
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