McAdoo Delays Boston Port Collector Decision
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo, staying at Randolph Tucker’s summer home, has not chosen a Boston port collector yet. He weighs candidates including John T. Burnett and ex-Senator William Taylor while consulting Democratic leaders and awaiting the President’s guidance.
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the Treasury
McAdoo
Randolph I. Tucker
Boston
John T. Burnett
William Taylor
Washington
Wilson
Charles S. Hamlin
BE. M. House of Texas
New York
Fitgerald
Riley
State Committee
Richard Olney
Charless. Hamlin
William A. Gaston
Quincy
Italian Society Unione Fratellanza Teanese Celebrates 10th Birthday
The Italian Society Unione Fratellanza Teanese of Lawrence held a banquet in Paul Chabe Hall at 109 Oak Street to mark its 10th anniversary. Toast master Custo de Stella led, with speakers Antonio DeMarco, Raffaele DeGregorio, Paride de Benedetto, Vincenzo Borelli, Giovanni DeBenedetto and Pietro Minicucci.
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Lawrence
Unione Fratellanza Teanese
Paul Chabe
Oak Street
Custo de Stella
Antonio DeMarco
Raffaele DeGregorio
Paride de Benedetto
Vincenzo Borelli
Giovanni DeBenedetto
Pietro Minicucci
An End to the Curse of Wearing Worthless Trusses
An advertising offer promotes a free cloth bound book claiming to reveal why elastic and spring trusses are harmful and unnecessary. It markets a cloth automatic massaging truss with a sixty day trial and endorsements from over 5000 people, urging readers to request the book and trial offer.
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U. S
Arbitration plan favored for rail wage dispute
New York July 20 a proposed sequence to arbitrate the wage and other demands of trainmen and conductors against Eastern railroads first, then consider roads grievances against the men, is the likely result of talks to be held tomorrow by the mediation board under the Newlands act and representatives of both sides, according to informed observers.
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New York
Arbitration talks to start as judge trio arrives
Judge William L. Chambers and G. W. W. Hanger, already Senate confirmed, will arrive tomorrow to frame a stipulation for arbitration. Railroads seek to add grievances. conductors and trainmen oppose simultaneous arbitration, threatening a nationwide 80 000 employee walkout if demands are bundled. Mediators may push a two stage path: first men’s demands then road grievances in a separate arbitration.
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William L. Chambers
G. W. W. Hanger
Senate
A. B. Garretson
W. G. Lee
Conference Committee of Managers
Strike Expected by Rail Trainmen After Meetings
Reports from Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Order of Railroad Conductors indicate a possible strike on local lines with orders expected within 24 hours. Leaders say settlement offers may follow once the strike order is issued, as unions claim widespread readiness to strike at 12 to 24 hours notice.
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Brotherhoods
New York
Grand Lodge
Boston & Maine
Boston
Memie. A. Settlement
Funeral Services for Rev John F Walsh Held at St Marys
Funeral services for the Rev John F Walsh who died at Carney Hospital were held at St Marys Church Cambridge. Bishop Anderson presided with Rev Doody as celebrant. Burial is in the chapel private cemetery. The body was brought from South Boston with family escort. Thousands attended including seminarians from St Johns Seminary and parishioners. Fifty seminarians attended and sang the office of the dead.
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Carney Hospital
St. Mary’s Church
Cambridge
St. Mary’s
Father Walsh
St. John's Seminary
Brighton
M. J. Doody
Doody
Anderson
St. Mary's
St. John’s Seminary
J. R. Pattison
Christopher T. McGrath
P. R
Somerville
St. Mary’s Parish
St. Mary's High School
P. J. Lydon
Tablet for Labrador Explorer
Bearing a bronze tablet tells the story of Leonidas Hubbard Jr. who died in the Northeast ten years ago. Dillon Wallace, his expedition partner, heads north into Labrador to place the tablet at the moment of Hubbard's fatal loss of life.
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Leonidas Hubbard, Jr
Labrador
Northeast
Dillon Wallace
Hubbard
Tablet marks tragic death of explorer Leonidas Hubbard Jr
The inscription notes Leonidas Hubbard Jr died of exhaustion on October 18, 1903. Erected June 1913 by friends, the tablet witnesses his scene of death. Wallace Malone of Bristol and an unnamed companion plan to press on toward unexplored regions with a Michigan University pennant and a flag from Hubbard’s sister.
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Wallace
Juitze
William J. Malone
Bristol
Conn
Hubbard
Arthur C. Williams
Mubbard
Michigan University
Poem Reflection on Time’s Decay and Renewal
The speaker contemplates fading night and dawn as love ends and beauty fades. Winter grays hair and memories, and earthly glories crumble while faith endures in the timeless call to the divine. The verse ends with a plea to the Father as all things are made new.
Drowns While Swimming at Lake Quinabog Regatta Point
Worcester report: twelve year old Paul W. Smith son of Michael Smith of 42 Mendow Street drowned while swimming with friends at Regatta Point Lake Quinsigamond. The body was found unidentified in the City Hospital morgue after being missing since about 10 AM.
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Worcester
Paul W. Smith
Michael Smith
Mendow Street
Regatta Point
Lake Quinsigamond
Ber
City Hospital
Smith
Family learns of son's body found near shore
A man and a woman reported a body in shallow waters near the shore. The father later identified the body as his son, while authorities took statements from witnesses who refused to give names.
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Smith
Remarkable makeup stone marks grave of J A Howells
Jefferson Ohio July 20 One of the most remarkable gravestones on record was placed in the cemetery here today at the head of J A Howells veteran editor of the Ashtabula Sentinel who died recently The stone was the makeup stone Howells used for 50 years during his printer editor transitions Its inscription by William Dean Howells recounts a 50 year tale of his time and praises the late editor The boyhood of William Dean Howells was spent in the Sentinel office and their father also edited the paper
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Jefferson, O
J. A. Howells
Ashtabula Sentinel
Howells
Devil
William Dean Howells
Stone
William Dean Howel
William Dean Howell
Three Killed En Route to Church in Illinois Train Collision
Three people died when a northbound Chicago and Alton train struck a buggy carrying Mattie Ryan and her two children, Stuart and Lilli, as they headed to church a mile south of Jerseyville, Illinois. The engineer fainted, and the train rolled a quarter mile before the fireman halted it. the boy’s body and the wrecked buggy remained on the pilot.
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ST. Louis
Perso
Church
Jerseyville
Ill
Mattie Ryan
Stuart
Lilli
Chicago & Alton Road
Egineer
Pope meets Ranger cadets in Rome audience
In Rome fifteen thousand parishioners gathered at San Damaso to greet cadets from the American training ship Ranger in Boston. The Pope appeared on the balcony with his court and soldiers, the crowd cheering as the Pope urged Christian living and devotion to country. He gave the apostolic benediction before the cadets processed away amid cheers of Viva America.
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Rome
San Damaso
Ranger
Boston
America
Dr Williams Pink Pills for a Better Appetite
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for stomach distress and poor appetite. It claims the pills address the root cause of stomach upset, restore appetite, and allow normal eating, offered at two dollars per box with mail order options.
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