Foral Tributes as Captains Take New Assignments
In line with a recent general order, Captains Gaskin Foster O Lalor Wescott and Peabody assumed control of their new police divisions at roll call. Gaskin received many floral tributes at City Hall Avenue station, Peabody addressed Joy Street officers, and O Lalor Wescott and Foster spoke similarly at their posts. Gaskin refused to discuss changes or West End matters, while O Lalor faces a busy, cleanup assignment at Station 5 amid reports of widespread resort activity.
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Gaskin
Foster
O’lalor
Wescott
Peabody
Edward ™. Gaskin
Division 3
Division 2
City Hall Avenue
Joy Street
Captain Foster
Jamaica
West End
Station 5
Once Rich and a Beauty Ends Up At Blackwell's Island
Catherine Muerling once a European court favorite and patron of the arts, widow of Henry Boyd and later Swedish officer John Muerling, ends her days in the Home for Dependent Adults on Blackwell's Island, NYC. Her fortune vanished after years of court life and real estate disputes left her alone as her son died years ago.
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Europe
Oscar
Sweden
Catherine Muerling
Boston
James Henry Gore
Blackwell's Island
New York
Catherine Gore
Henry Boyd
England
Italy
Germany
Boyd
John Muerling
Mrs. Muerling
Muerling
Sewall Weds Miss Hewitt in Ardsley on the Hudson
Miss Juanita Ceballos Hewitt daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Hewitt married Rufus T Sewall of Boston at Rio Vista Ardsley on the Hudson. The couple plan a long wedding trip before settling in Boston.
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Rufus T. Sewall
Juanita Hewitt
New York
Juanita Ceballos Hewitt
Robert Hewitt
Boston
Rio Vista
Ardsley-on-the-Hudson
Moody Heads to Annapolis for Banquet Trip
Secretary Moody arrived in Washington yesterday after an extended tour with the President and departed today on the Dolphin to Annapolis where a banquet is planned for tomorrow night.
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Washington
Moody
Annapolis
End of Lynn Strike Setstlement Ends Building Lockout
Lynn June 3 The masons tenders strike that halted most building work since April 1 ends after arbitration. The Lynn Board of Trade committee and Master Builders Association with Building Laborers Union No 2 submit the dispute to arbitration. The settlement grants a small wage increase and follows terms based on conditions in other Massachusetts cities, with over 500 skilled workers affected indirectly.
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Lynn
Lynn Board of Trade
Master Builders’ Association
Building Laborers’ Union No. 2
Massachusetts
The Vital Life Fluid Cure Claim by Dr Ferris
An advertisement by Dr. C. Sargent Ferris of Cleveland Ohio promises a mysterious Vital Life Fluid that cures all diseases and restores health. He offers free samples and urges readers to write for treatment at 5025 Strawn Building Cleveland Ohio.
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Rom
C. Sargent Ferris
Strawn Bldg
Cleveland
Ohio
Dark outlook in China notes Evans fears empire crisis
In a Navy report on rescuing American engineers from near Canton, Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans warns of a looming China turmoil that could unravel the empire. He cites foreign interference and possible territorial disintegration amid rising regional tensions. The Empress of China confirms grave north and south conditions with reports of French incursions and Russian and Japanese troop movements near Manchuria and the Yalu.
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Washington
Navy Department
West River
Canton
United States
Callao
Robly D. Evans
Asiatic Naval Station
China
Empress of China
Kwangs
Fekin
Manchuria
Chefoo
Takushan
Yalu
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Japanese Steamship Company
Brookline Baptists Mark 70th Church Anniversary
Brookline Baptist Church celebrates its 70th anniversary with a Friday program at 3 30 featuring reminiscences by Captain R G F Candage a deacon commentary by Deacon George Brooks and notes by Miss H A Nevers followed by a social hour and 6 30 banquet in the town hall. A Sunday religious service closes the observance with hundreds attending from across the country under the church's pastor and committee.
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Brookline Baptist Church
R. G. F. Candage
Brookline
George Brooks
H. A. Nevers
End of War of Bill Posters in Revere
William Carroll the Chelsea bill poster will continue to operate in Revere. Clerk Curley of the Chelsea Police Court refused to issue a warrant for Carroll’s arrest, since the Revere ordinance bans posting without a license but Carroll did not post on streets and only has boards on private land with landowner permission, rendering the ordinance inoperative.
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William Carroll
Chelsea
Revere
Curley
Chelsea Police Court
Carroll
Christian Endeavor Opens Boston Visit With Vogt Greeting
Christian Endeavorers from across the city welcome Van Ogden Vogt newly appointed general secretary of the United Society. At Second Congregational Church Dorchester he meets supporters from 7 30 to 10. Rev F B Clark D D and William Shaw attend as guests along with state and local union leaders.
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Christian
United Society
J. J. Dunlop
Massachusetts State Union
Vogt
Hobart Statue Unveiled in Paterson NJ
A bronze statue of Garret A Hobart, erected in memory of the late Vice President, was unveiled on the plaza before the City Hall in Paterson New Jersey. Mrs Hobart and her son Garret sat on the platform as John W Griggs spoke as the day’s orator.
Widow of New York dry goods merchant dies at 60
Great Barrington June 3 Mrs Imma Apzar Tefft widow of William E Tefft a New York dry goods merchant died today of organic heart trouble She was 60 and survived by eight children.
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Great Barrington
Imma Apzar Tefft
William EE. Tefft
New York
Ladies Auxiliary of Knights of Columbus in Bijou Theatre
A large audience welcomed the second appearance of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Federal Council Knights of Columbus at Bijou Theatre. Forty nine women sang popular numbers in the first part with Mrs. Mary Lynch as interlocutor and a lineup including Gertrude Coleman Katherine Cosgrove Esther Hoar Florence Crowe Estelle Durant.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Federal Council
Knights of Columbus
Bijou Theatre
Mary Lynch
Jambos
Gertrude Coleman
Katherine Cosgrove
Esther Hoar
Bones
Florence Crowe
Katherine Coleman
Estelle Durant
Initiation Held at Carroll Court M C O FEF Meeting
Jamaica Hall in Jamaica Plain hosted a crowded Carroll Court M C O FEF gathering attended by members from Boston Roslindale Brookline Roxbury Salem Somerville and Cambridge. Nine candidates were initiated during the event.
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Jamaica Hall
Jamaica Plain
Carroll Court
M. C. O. Fef
Boston
Roslindale
Brookline
Roxbury
Salem
Somerville
Cambridge
Freight Collision Demolishes Cars at Somerville Junction
A passenger and freight train collided yesterday morning at Somerville Junction as the freight crossed the main track. Several freight cars were demolished but no injuries were reported.
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Somerville Junction
Union Fraternal League Congress Opens at Hotel Essex
The Union Fraternal League congress opened at Hotel Essex with delegates from 16 states and Canada. President William McKeever of Lynn presided as officers reported strong finances and membership and detailed treasurer secretary reports.
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The
Union Fraternal League
Massachusetts
Hotel Essex
States
Dominion of
Canada
William McKeever
Lynn
J. P. Rouller
Salem
James F. Reynolds
Somerville
Grand Assembly of Massachusetts
John Merrill
Boston
Joseph Giguere
Holyoke
Society
J. C. Barthelmes
Brookline
P. Kirk
T. A. Paradis
North Grosvenordale
Conn
J. F. Reynolds
J. P. Rou
The Gambler Burtis Estate Sparks Family Feud
Love letters reveal Albert G Burtis led a dual life as a refined country gentleman and a New York city gaming resort owner. Three women claim large parts of his fortune. He left different fortunes to Elizabeth Cook Burgess and Mrs Grace Robertson Burgis, with a cousin as prior beneficiary. Legal battles loom over disputed wills and possible further claims.
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New York
Albert G. Burtis
Auburn
N. Y
Burtis
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
San Francisco
S.burtis
Elizabeth Cook Burgess
Miss Burgess
West
Grace Robertson Sgurtis
al Buris
Williams A. Scott
Iron-Ox Tablets Promote Natural Digestion and Vitality
Appetite faded and nerves run down. Iron-Ox Tablets are advertised as a tonic laxative that builds up the entire system. The copy claims steady action on stomach, bowels, liver and kidneys, improving digestion, energy, and regularity without violent purgatives. It warns against quick fixes and alcohol-based tonics, and notes a 25 cent aluminum case available from Iron-Ox Remedy Co., Detroit.
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Hfe
Iron-Ox Emedy Co
Detroit
Mich
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