Women Keep Up Fight in Springfield Supreme Council
Springfield reports the anti-administration forces refuse to yield after losing the presidential contest of the S C B A. They plan to nominate candidates favored by the opposition to gain control of the supreme council as five trustees retire, including two supporters of the opposing side. Mrs Costelloe remains hopeful while Mrs McGowan defends her leadership against continued opposition.
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Springfield
Elizabeth B. McGowan
Supreme Council
Supreme
Anti-Administration
Three Upends On River Near Norumbega Park
Three canoes capsized on the Charles River near Norumbega Park. A Metropolitan Park Policeman Chaisson aided two who tipped near the police station, potentially saving lives. Officer MacLeod pulled two more from the water near the landing raft.
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Aubtirndale
Charles River
Norumbega Park
Metropolitan Park
Chaisson
MacLeod
May Yet Make Foreign Cruise On Enterprise
Executive Officer Brayton told a Post reporter that actions on cadet dismissals would come from the commissioners. The Enterprise may yet undertake a foreign cruise rather than coastwise patrol. Cadet Perry, 14, stands out among guarded remarks from crew as Steward Everard remains missing after transfer.
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H. R. Brayton
Low
Enterprise
Brayton
Perry
Seaman Perry
C. L. Everard
Ringleaders to be picked as naval commission names cadet dismissals
Final report of the nautical commission at the State House may announce cadet dismissals from the training ship Enter prise after the New London trouble. The panel may grant Captain Low power to dismiss without commission approval, and reputations are discussed as blame shifts to Steward C. L. Everard amid poor food conditions.
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Nautical Commission
State House
Enterprise
New London
Wilde
Low
C. L. Everard
Knights of Labor to size up candidates
District Assembly 30 of the Knights of Labor held its quarterly convention at Clyde Hall. A five member committee was elected to judge candidates for fall political office on their labor records and stance on worker welfare legislation. A committee was also chosen to call on Mayor Fitzgerald about the city departments Old Home Week parade.
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Knights of Labor, Incorporated
Clyde Hall
Fitzgerald
Three Killed by an Angry Merchant in Algiers Case
July 21 reporting a Msila merchant enraged by interference in a dispute with natives shot and killed the public prosecutor, a customs collector, and a native. He wounded an unidentified European woman. The incident occurred in Algiers as authorities investigate the motive and potential charges.
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Algiers
Msila
Shunned Church Attendance Dims After Autoist's Fear
Salem July 21 Shying at the country constable and his auto trap the wary motorist, long persecuted and suffering, grows suspicious of all. The open invitation to attend First Baptist Church services by Rev Alexander Blackburn drew no autos yesterday, none accepted the kindly offered welcome.
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Salem
Leary
Firts Baptist Church
Alexander Blackburn
Auto-Toxic Sermon: Rev Blackburn Opens Summer Invitation
The Rev. Mr. Blackburn tells a Post reporter he will keep a standing invitation to automobileists for summer services. He notes no attendees arrived by car this morning but he prepared a plain sermon for them and rejects scare tactics in favor of coaxing faith. He adds that attendees will not be censured for driving to church.
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Blackburn
Post
Abstainers Plan Outing and Deliberations at Bass Point
The St James Ladies Total Abstinence Association plans its first outing for Sunday August 4 at Bass Point with temperance worker Lawrence E Murphy as a principal guest. He will attend the Catholic Total Abstinence Society of America national convention in Cleveland the next day. District delegates include Murphy from the St James Men's Society Hon Edwin Mulready past archdiocesan and national union president, Hon John T Shea of Cambridge secretary of the Massachusetts Anti Sa loon League recently elected Boston union first vice president, Mrs Annie F Cunniff of St Mary Society Malden Maurice Dinneen H T Association and Miss Helen M Sweeney of St James Ladies Society.
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St. James Ladies’ Total Abstinence Association
Bass Point
Lawrence E. Murphy
Catholic Total Abstinence Society of America
Cleveland
St. James Men's Society
Edwin Mulready
Telephone Girls Make Merry at Revere Beach
Worcester toll-line operators enjoyed a beach outing at Revere Beach. The party included listed staff and Atlantic City guest Nora Sullivan, returning tired yet cheerful. Despite slower, mixed connections, the group shared stories of the trip and noted fresh lobsters at dinner.
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Revere Beach
Worcester
Alice Elizabeth Leufstedt
Helen Grace
Priest Helps Fight Fire At Winchester Church Steeple Falls
In Winchester on Saturday a lightning fire destroyed St. Marys Catholic Church steeple but spared the brick auditorium. Father Kelliher was injured by a ladder end, and three firefighters suffered minor injuries from a broken ladder and falling slate. George Osborne Ernest Polley George Nelson John McCarron and others are named in the rescue effort.
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Winchester
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Washington Street
Father Kelliher
George Osborne
Ernest Polley
Polley
George Nelson
John McCarron
ST. Mary’s Catholic Church OF Winchester
Communion and fundraising drive at St Marys Church
At St Marys Church North End yesterday morning the Young Women's Sodality received holy communion in a body with Rev Reneaud officiating. Rev Joseph H Gorman urged aid for rebuilding the parochial school recently destroyed by fire. At the 9 oclock service over 200 members of the AOH Division 20 Charlestown also received communion.
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St. Mary's Church
North End
Women’s Sodality
Father Reneaud
Joseph H. Gorman
Charlestown
Soldiers oppose Deer Island as burial site
Soldiers at posts around Boston protest plans by the War Department to establish a military cemetery on Deer Island. They argue the island, recently acquired as a government reservation, is unsuitable and suggest a smaller nearby island instead. A written protest may reach Washington within days.
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Washington
War Department
Deer Island
Boston
W. B. Homer
Artillery Corps
Edward Burr
Engineer Corps
George L. Goodale
Abstinence Societies Hold Joint Reunion
St Valentine Total Abstinence Society and St Theresa T A Society linked to the Church of the Immaculate Conception held their annual outing yesterday. Addresses were delivered by Past President Charles H. Farrell Archdiocesan Secretary Otho T O’Leary and Vice-President Mrs Catherine Tilson among others.
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St. Valentine’s Total
Haywood verdict is near in Idaho murder case
Boise, Idaho July 21 Argument in defense of William D Haywood opens tomorrow and will run two or three days. E F Richardson and Clarence Darrow will plead for Haywood claiming innocence in Steunenberg murder and conspiracy to kill the former governor. The defense argues Orchard forged charges while the State shows evidence, with Borah to close for the State and Judge Wood to deliver the verdict by Saturday night.
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Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
E. F. Richardson
Clarence Darrow
Frank Steunenberg
Denver
Chicago
Darrow
Senator Borah
Wood
Colorado
Western Federation of Miners
Mr. Richardson
Haywood
Orchard
Coeur d'Alene
Steunenberg
Federation
Richardson
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Vindicator
Beck and McCormick
Independence Depot
Lyte Gregory
Gregory
Goddard
James McParland
Yacht Ramona Sold to Trade Route Between New Bedford and Cape Verde
The yacht Ramona, once among the largest schooners in the United States, has been sold from Connor Brothers of Boston and will sail to the Cape Verde Islands as a passenger carrier. Built in 1871 at City Island, she measures 117 feet long, 19 feet beam, 9 feet hold, 127 tons gross. Alterations are underway including a new foremast after dry rot.
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Ramona
New Bedford
Cape Verde Islands
Connor Brothers
Philadelphia
City Island
New York
West Indies
Globe
National Dock
Boston
Roxbury Man Rescued After Carbolic Acid Suicide Attempt
Cornelius Danehy of 1026 Tremont street Roxbury was found in a dangerous condition at his home after swallowing carbolic acid in a suspected act of self harm. His mother prevented a fatal outcome, Dr Murphy treated him, and he was taken to City Hospital by Station 10 ambulance. Mrs Danehy cited long illness and despondency.
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Cornelius Danehy
Tremont Street
Roxbury
Station 10
Sloop Overturned Off Marine Park
A sloop yacht in Dorchester Bay near the life saving station toppled yesterday afternoon. All three men aboard reached the tender unharmed before rescue. Captain Hamilton and crew arrived to find the men safe. Crowd at Marine Park was smaller than recent Sundays with about 3500 men, 2000 boys, and 1500 women visiting the bathhouse.
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Marine Park
Dorchester Bay
Hamilton
L Street
Home Week Mass at St James Church
Services at St James Catholic Church on Harrison avenue drew large crowds. The 11 o'clock mass was celebrated by Rev John J Fitzgerald. A 10 15 meeting was led by Rev James J Bakter D D. Special Old Home week services are planned for next Sunday with a solemn high mass led by Rev William P Mc Quaide, deacon Rev John I Lane, sub deacon Rev John J Fitzgerald and master of ceremonies Frank Orvitt.
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St. James’ Catholic Church
Harrison Avenue
John J. Fitzgerald
James J. Bakter
D. D
William P. McQuaide
John I. Lane
Frank Orvitt
Farmer slays family then is shot by neighbor
Nuncia Mich July 21 Henry Scutcheon, about 50, a local farmer, went on a murderous spree with an axe killing his invalid son his wife and her foster father. He was shot dead by neighbor Henry McClellan who he had attacked.
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Nuncia, Mich
Henry Scutcheon
Scutcheon
Henry McClellan
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Knights OF Labor
Mr. Blackburn
St. James Association
Revere
Winchester Church
OT. Marys Church
St. Mary’s
C. W. Guy Furniture CO
Stone 86
Canal ST
Washington, Cor
Stone Park Smytte
Ier
Yee
Outline of Defence
Orchard and McParland
Tween
And
City Hospital
ST. James’ Church
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