Delegates From Three States Headed to A H Convention
About 125 delegates from Maine New Hampshire and Vermont sail from Boston at 5 p m on the specially chartered Juniata to attend the 49th national convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians at Norfolk starting Tuesday The Massachusetts delegation backs Peter F Cannon for national vice president and two auxiliary candidates seek national secretary roles.
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Mas- Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Boston
Order of Iheratons
Norfolk
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Order of Hibernians
Battery Wharf
Juniata
Maurice Drummey
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Peter F. Cannon
Clinton
Cannon
Ellen Ryan Jolly
Pawtucket
R. I
E. F. Fitzgerald
W. H. Hickey
J. A. Chittick
John P. Carroll
Helena
Mont
James J. Regan
St. Paul
Curley
Joseph I. McLaughlin
Maurice Donnelly
Indiana
Katherine A. O’keefe O’mahoney
Lawrence
Essex County
John F. Donnelly
Richard Dwyer
Ancient Order OF Hibernians
Katherine A. O'Keefe Mahoney
Elizabeth A
Suffolk County
Lower Frew
Frederick J. McLaughlin
Ounty
Attorneys' Fees Question in Small Estate Case
Justice Braley deferred ruling on the $2500 to $2100 range claimed by attorneys in a $971,000 estate. Charles A. Snow, representing four sixths of the estate, said he spent four to five days settling the estate and asked $2000. Other counsel Sherburne and Hill, Barlow & Homans sought around $500 with Sherburne stating $200 would satisfy him.
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Justice Braley
Supreme Judicial Court
Braley
Charles A. Snow
John H. Sherburne
Hill, Barlow & Homans
Sherburne
Stones Thrown When Wakefield Men Return
Some former Heywood Brothers factory workers caused minor trouble yesterday morning when returning to work in Wakefield. Two police officers were present. as they turned away some stones were thrown but no serious injuries occurred and order was quickly restored.
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Heywood Brothers’ Factory
Acers
U S Commissioner Dies in Panama
Panama July 17 David Marks American member of the Panama Joint Land Commission died today from a cerebral hemorrhage felled him Wednesday. Mrs Marks and daughter believed in East Orange North Carolina and a son in Wabash Indiana.
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Panama
David Marks
Runaway girl writes home from New York hotel
A letter found on Hotel Knickerbocker stationery dated July 16 10 P M in Station G reached Mrs. John F. Lewis and confirmed Gladys the 17 year old Medford girl ran away with Dorchester man Arthur D. Jones. Police urged New York authorities to arrest Jones for abduction while Gladys expressed she would not return home. Father suffers a nervous breakdown and mother searches Boston and surroundings for her child.
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Knickerbocker
N. Y
John F. Lewis
Gladys
Medford
Arthur D. Jones
Dorchester
New York
Lewis
Jones
Philadelphia
Boston
End of Naval Prison at Charlestown Yard
All movable items were removed from the Charlestown navy yard prison and placed under Marine Corps command. The Navy will maintain only two naval prisons in the future at Portsmouth and Mare Island, with future use of the Charlestown building undecided.
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Naval
Charlestown Navy Yard
Marine Corps
Navy Department
Portsmouth Yard
Mare Island
Pacific Coast
Arlington town clerk fined for failing to forward licenses fees
Thomas J. Robinson the Arlington town clerk was fined $90 in Cambridge District Court for not sending the Fish and Game Commission the monthly hunters license fees collected in the prior month.
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Thomas J. Robinson
Arlington
Cambridge
Fish and Game Commission
Joker in lighting contract sparks labor clash in Boston
Electrical engineer Thomas W. Byrne for the Boston labor unions argues that a joker clause in a proposed 10 year lighting contract with Edison Electric Light Company prevents the city of Boston from gaining efficiency savings from lamp improvements.
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Edison Electric Light Company
Boston
Thomas W. Byrne
City faces $1,000,000 loss over lamp clause in contract
Mr. Byrne attacks a clause allowing lamp substitutions at the city’s expense, arguing it would force the city to pay the same total for light even as lamp efficiency increases. He cites magnetite lamps cutting wattage and warns Edison quotes may lower Boston revenue by over $1,000,000 over ten years. another hearing is set for next Friday with Edison experts.
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Byrne
United Improvement Associations
Mr. Byrne
Edison
Edison Company
Byrnes
Boston
Man Accused of Breaking Engagement in Boston Suit
Miss Nellie Resnick of Winthrop sues Nathan Kaplan of Boston for breach of promise. An attachment of 5000 tied to Kaplan assets in Suffolk Registry of Deeds freezes deposits at United States Trust, Boston Five Cents Savings Bank and other banks. Kaplan reportedly sought Miss Resnick's funds after learning her bank balance was 500 rather than 1000.
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Nellie Resnick
Winthrop
Nathan Kaplan
Boston
Suffolk Registry of Deeds
Kaplan
United States Trust Company
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
Miss Resnick
Kendrick
Frances R. Kendrick
Ignatius Haines
Middlesex County
West Cambridge
Mass
Haines
Lebanon
O’sullivan-Bartlett-Haines- Kendrick
Rogers Hotel
Dr. A. C. Daniels Company
Massachusetts
New Haven Railroad Doubles Parcel Checking Fee
The New Haven railroad has doubled the price for checking parcels at North and South stations from five to ten cents a day. Lawyers examining the Interstate Commerce Commission found the railroad could raise parcel-check fees without FCC approval, securing extra revenue without notice.
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New Haven Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven
Mary Heaton Worse On Bringing Up Children
A newspaper excerpt recalls Mary Heaton's approach to parenting with a candid family scene. Censor Joseph, in the arms of a nurse, interacts as Joseph Jr. eats fingers while Mary Heaton O’Brien discusses her daughter Ellen and her method of work.
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Mary Heaton
Joseph
Joe
Ellen
Mrs. O'Brien
Joseph, Jr
Mary Heaton Vorse
Censor Present During Vorse Interview In Provincetown
Mary Heaton Vorse discusses childrearing with a wary journalist in her Provincetown summer home. A two foot tall censor named Joe watches the scene as Vorse argues parents should guide a child by example and nurture innate talents rather than impose rigid paths.
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Provincetown
Post
Mary Heaton Vorse
Temporary Change of Elevated Car Route
Elevated surface cars on Washington street between Northampton and Dover streets will operate via Shawmut avenue, Dover and Washington streets from 10:80 last night to noon today due to track construction at Northampton and Washington streets.
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Washington Street
Northampton
Dover Streets
Shawmut Avenue
Dover
Washington Streets
Lieutenant Governor Files Papers for State Primaries
Thirteen candidates filed nomination papers for the coming state primaries. Lt Governor Edward P. Barry seeks the Democratic Senate nomination in the ninth district. Others include William M. McMorrow shifting to the House and Rep Charles S. Lawlor facing Hoar in the eighth district.
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Commis
Sioners
Edward P. Barry
Senate
William M. McMorrow
Ward
Senator Horgan
House of Representatives
Charles 58. Lawlor
Ward 2
Hoar
William Sullivan
South Boston
John A. Anderson
Ward 20
Redmond
Fitzgerald
Louis Sullivan
Dorchester-Roxbury
David
Police Raid Hobo Camp Breaks Up Clambake
Dorchester Station 11 police seized five hobos from a sewer pump station rendezvous off Crescent Avenue. Two men were stuck in mud, three hid in a swamp until rescued. Police, aided by a patrol boat, dispersed the group as fog hampered efforts. The raid, an annual event, follows earlier arrests last year of 36 men.
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Dorchester
Sewer Department
Crescent Avenue
Dorchester Hay
Foster
Ferret
Nauty
Mile Road
Fights to Establish His Sanity in New Hampshire
Frank B. Kendrick a 70 year old prominent New England businessman faces a legal fight to revoke a court decree declaring him insane. Kendrick fled the state to avoid a sanitarium and now lives at his former summer home at 36 Central Street Salem Willows Massachusetts.
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Lebanon
N. H
New Hampshire
Harry K. Thaw
Frank. B. Kendrick
New England
Kendrick
Central ‘Street
Salem Willows, Mass
Kostly marital battles linked to Kendrick case in New England
Historic custody and maintenance dispute centers on Kendrick and his former wife Frances R Kendrick. The article details settlements, conservatorship actions, and an attempted sanitarium commitment, with Kendrick's eventual escape to Massachusetts and residence at Salem Willows before upcoming Probate Court sessions in Woodsville New Hampshire.
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