Gloucester Man Sets New Record in Wakefield Military Shoot
Gloucester marksman Musician J E Parker of Company G First Mass Highth wins top individual aggregate with 248 of 270 in three New England Military Rifle Association matches at Wakefield. Maine First Infantry takes regimental team trophy with 506, led by Sgt William Marston 92. Tormrose of Fifth Massachusetts wins Tanner match with 49 of 50. several others post 48s and 85s in Shuman 500 yards.
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Wakefield
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Hampshire
New England Military Rifle Association
William A. Bancroft
First Infantry
Maine
William Marston
First
Maine Infantry
Tanner
A. T. Tormrose
Herbert S. Tanner
Rhode Island National Guard
Charles Hayden
Massachusetts General Staff
D. Gould
John McLane
H. Baptiste
W. D. Huddleston
Coast Artillery Corps
D. Berg
J. E. Parker
Company G
Highth Massachusetts
Gloucester
Parker
J. Upton
G. H. Parker
Cure of lifelong eczema through Cuticura remedies
E. W. McPhail of Philadelphia describes chronic facial and neck eczema, failing treatments by six doctors and arsenic. After trying Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and the Re sovent, relief came in five to six months. symptoms recurred when paused, then fully cured upon resuming. He praises the soap for non irritation and endorses the Cuticura line.
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E. W. McPhail
Market St
Philadelphia
Cuticura Skin Cure Promises Hair Growth and Clear Skin
DRY THIN HAIR followed by occasional creases is treated with Cuticura the Great Skin Cure. The regimen stops hair loss cleanses the scalp soothes irritation stimulates follicles nourishes roots and promotes growth on a healthy scalp. Complete external and internal treatment for all ages includes Soap Ointment Resolvent or chocolate coated pills. mailed free Cuticura book.
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Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Sole Props
Boston
Mass
Seasick Remedy Promises Quick, Safe Cure for Voyage Nausea
An advertisement touts Mothersill's Seasick Remedy as a fast, safe cure for seasickness and motion sickness with no morphine or opiates. It claims trials over two years, refunds if it fails, and lists multiple city drugstores and distributors. Testimonials from users like J Tonkin of New York are cited to support effectiveness.
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Mothersill
St. John’s
J. Tonkin
Broadway
New York City
Mothersill Remedy Co
Cleland Bidg
Detroit
Mich
Jaynes Drug Co
Washington Street
Hanover
Bedford
Warrenton
Summer Street
South
Theodore Metcalf Company
Tremont Street
Boylston Street
Copley Square
Lewis & Co
Portland Street
Seven Loyal Chiefs Attend Nantasket Beach Clambake Incident
Seven police chiefs from New England traveled to Nantasket Beach for a Police Chiefs Association of New England convention. The group delayed the main event, ordered a clambake at Wade’s, and paid their own dinner after the convention was called off. Attending chiefs included Corey Brookline Beach Danbury Bradly Bowen McKenna Pierce Reynolds.
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Nantasket Beach
Police Chiefs’ Association of
Wade's
George M. Stebbins
Springfield
Rockland House
Corey
Brookline
Wade
George M. Beach
Waterbury
Conn
David W. Bradley
Danbury
J. C. Bowen
Bangor
J. H. McKenna
Waltham
M. Pierce
Milton
F. L. Reynolds
Hull
Massachusetts Organization of Police Chiefs
Nantasket
Water in bottles used as liquor ruse in Brockton case
Bessie Williams faced Judge Reed on charges of keeping and exposing liquor after four bottles of whiskey claimed as evidence were shown to contain only water. Mary E Barrett testified about following her son to the Williams home and an ensuing scuffle. Police inspectors testified to beer and whiskey in the kitchen and empty bottles in the cellar. The defendant’s case was continued to Saturday.
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Brockton
Bessie Williams
Reed
Mary E. Barrett
Williams
William J. Johnson
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
Down East
Young Barrett
Judge Elijah George Starts Probate Court Duties
After qualifying before Lieutenant Governor Draper at the State House, Judge Elijah George, successor to Judge McKim, began his duties at 10:15 yesterday. He handled an administration matter for ex-Governor Bates, then attended to another administration request from Thomas W. Proctor, and by 12:15 he sat on the bench, quickly disposing of several insane commitment cases and receiving congratulatory words from lawyers and citizens.
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Draper
State House
Elijah George
McKim
Court House
Bates
George
Thomas W. Proctor
Working Boys Home Carnival Opens Newton Centre Grounds
Newton July 2 Extensive prep for the Working Boys Home carnival at Cedar street athletic grounds Newton Centre scheduled this Saturday at 3 p m with a St Marys Newton Upper Falls vs West Newtons baseball game followed by a Hibernians versus Foresters contest. The 30 piece home band under George Hardy will play and a varied sports program is planned with invited guests Mayor Fitzgerald Henry Fitzgerald Alderman William Woods and Michael J Mitchell among them.
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Newton
Working Boys
Cedar Street
Newton Centre
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Home
Charlestown
St. Mary’s
Newton Upper Falls
West Newtons
Hibernians
Foresters
George Hardy
Fitzgerald
Henry Fitzgerald
William Woods
Michael J. Mitchell
Payroll Ratings Review Trails City Payroll Abuses
A Civil Service Commission inquiry probes suspected payroll padding in Boston. Councilman Samuel Kasanoff of Ward 9 is listed as a steam fitter's helper at $2.50 daily in the South Boston sewer yard, while an East Boston man is listed as a life saving apparatus adjuster in the ferry department. Secretary Dudley confirms Kasanoff was summoned but offers no decisions. names of other employees under scrutiny are not disclosed. Kasanoff, appointed as steamfitter's helper in October 1905, does not appear in this year’s payroll book.
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City of
Boston
Civil Service Commission
Samuel Kasanoff
Ward 9
South Boston
Sewer Department
East Boston
Ferry Department
Dudley
Kasanoff
Leahy
Dewey Street
Corrupt bargain charges rock shoe workers union war
In Brockton on July 24, Thomas B. Hickey of the Las tuers union and Charles P. Murray of Lynn face charges of corruption tied to bribing election inspectors to influence the 1906 vote. General President Tobin and Secretary-Treasurer Baine bring the allegations, with a trial ordered by the general executive board to be set by the Toronto convention on Aug. 12.
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Brockton
Thomas B. Hickey
Lastuers’ Union
Charles P. Murray
Lynn
Tobin
Baine
General Executive Board
Toronto
Boot and Shoe Workers
Dighton Fur nace Company Factory Fire Spurs Devastation
Taunton July 24 A fire swept the Dighton Fur nace Company plant on Railroad avenue near the North Dighton line burning through the cupola and destroying the factory and two adjoining cottages. Two thirds of the local fire department responded after a third alarm. Loss and insured values range from sixty to seventy five thousand dollars with forty five thousand dollars insured. Sixty workers are left unemployed and rebuilding is uncertain.
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Taunton
Dighton Furnace Company
Railroad Avenue
Nutter held on manslaughter charge
Pittsfield New Hampshire July 24 John Nutter arrested last night in connection with the death of John Singleton was brought before Justice of the Peace Frank S Jenkins today on a charge of manslaughter He was held without bail for the October term of the Superior Court.
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Pittsfield
N. H
John Nutter
John Singleton
Justice of the Peace
Frank S. Jenkins
Superior Court
Czar Fines Press in Moscow and Cities
Moscow July 24 liberal papers Vedomossii and Slovo face heavy fines. Additional penalties issued to newspapers in Kiev Kazan and Penza and the weekly gazette of the constitutional democratic party in St Petersburg fined 500 dollars.
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Moscow
the Vedomossii
The
Slovo
Kiev
Kazan
Penza
Constitutional Democratic Party
St. Petersburg
Large attendance at state summer school
The Massachusetts Agricultural College summer school at Amherst reports 203 enrolled students with 32 from outside the state. Connecticut leads the foreign delegation with 18, followed by New York and Vermont with four each, and Pennsylvania with three. One student each from Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, New Jersey and Rhode Island. Ten percent of pupils are men, a higher share than among the teaching staff.
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Massachusetts Agricultural College
Amherst
Connecticut
New York
Vermont
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Roofer Falls From Shed in Framingham Incident
Framingham July 24 A Boston roofer John J O Connell aged about 42 employed by Farquhar and Sons lost his balance on a train shed roof and fell to the ground He was taken to Framingham Hospital where no hope of recovery is held O Connell has a wife and several children at 22 Liverpool Street East Boston.
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Framingham
John J. O'Connell
Boston
Farquhar & Sons
O'Connell
Framingham Hospital
Liverpool Street
East
Victoria Fire Destroys Five Blocks in City
Victoria suffered the greatest blaze in its history yesterday evening, consuming five blocks and many detached structures. The fire began at the defunct Albion works and swept along Tenderloin Herald and Chatham streets to Government street, with losses estimated at $250,000.
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Victoria
B. C
Albion Works
Herald
Chatham Streets
Government Street
Who Wrote This Poem Readers invited to guess author
Readers who are poetry lovers are told the Post will print daily selections from a famous poet. Titles and author names will be revealed by readers. The daily pastime continues with yesterday’s poem referenced as The refere to His Wife by Barry Corn-
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Post
Barry Corn
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Chambray
Edge
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Ummer
iThoes
Butler's
Working Boys Home Carnival
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Newton Athletic Grounds
Hunt
Hickey
Murray
Dighton
Nutter
Pric
Brine
Lars
Prince
Navy
D. KF. Taylor’s
Willimantic
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