Roosevelt speaks at Danville trip ends in Illinois
President Roosevelt finishes a short tour stopping in Lincoln Springfield Decatur and Danville after delivering a Springfield speech at the new $150000 state arsenal dedication and addressing the Lincoln McKinley Veteran Voters Association. He notes colored troops guarded Lincoln’s tomb and recalls serving at Santiago with colored soldiers.
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Danville
Til
Roosevelt
Congressman Cannon
Indianapolis
Washington
Lincoln
Springfield
Decatur
State Arsenal
Lincoln-McKinley Veteran Voters’ Association
Lincoln Monument
Company H
Eighth Regiment
N. G
Veterans’ Association
Santiago
Union Fraternal League Opens Closing Session at Hotel Essex
The second day of the Union Fraternal League convened at 11:10 AM with Cabinet President William McKeever presiding and James F. Reynolds as secretary. The opening business debated adopting the national fraternal congress standard insurance rates.
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Union Fraternal League
Essex
William McKeever
James F. Reynolds
National Fraternal Congress For Insurance
Ftea
Trustees and officers elected at convention vote
After a brief discussion the proposition was adopted and vital constitutional changes were referred to the next annual convention. Trustees named include W. J. Wroth M D Baltimore Ma P Kirk Somerville John Merrill Boston James F Reynolds Boston J C Barthelmes Brookline J P Roulier M D Salem W 8S James M D Cleveland O Cabinet officers chosen include John Merrill Boston president J B Wirk Somerville first vice president T A Paradis North Grosvenordale Conn secretary James F Reynolds Boston treasurer J P Bouller M D Salem sergeant at arms W S James M D Cleveland doorkeeper W A Kistler Phalanx O sentinel J E Pellerin Manchester N H instructor C J Leclair M D Danielsonville Conn The convention then adjourned.
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M. D
Salem
James
Cleveland
Brookline
William McKeever
Lynn
John Merrill
Boston
Senate Passes Gas Bill in Extended Session
The Senate held a long session, receiving the gas consolidation and Old Colony Trust Company bills from the House and rushing them to enactment. Both go to the Governor. The Terminal Trust Company bill, passed by the House as a substitute for the general law bill, was killed.
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Senate
Old Colony Trust Company
Terminal Trust Company
Foresters Banquet Marks 10th Anniversary in Jamaica Plain
The Columbia Court 95 M C O F celebrated its tenth anniversary with a banquet at Columbia Hall Jamaica Plain attended by over 200 people. The hall featured American flags and lush plant decor while officers included Jere J. Kelley chief ranger T A Heggarty vice chief ranger W M Edmonds recording secretary P F Manning financial secretary Walter Curley treasurer and James
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Institution of Columbia Court
Columbia Hall
Jamaica Plain
Jere J. Kelley
T. A. Heggarty
W. M. Edmonds
Dentists Gather for State Exhibition on Dental Advances
Doctors demonstrated root canal disinfection new tooth extraction tips and methods to retain loose teeth. Members praised the new details and left hopeful that distress in dental care era was ending. Attendees included experts from New York, Philadelphia and other cities. President Andrew J. Flanagan of Springfield led the meeting.
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New York
Philadelphia
Andrew J. Flanagan
Springfield
Catholic Guard Banquet Receives Warm Reception
An informal reception precedes a banquet for Columbia Court M Cc officers and trustees including Rev Arthur Connolly and High Chief Ranger T B Reardon. Musical selections honored by Mrs Margaret MacDonough and others as toasts celebrate Catholic Order of Foresters in Massachusetts.
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McCormick
Arthur T. Connolly
Columbia Court
J. McCarty
P. H. Bradley
Manning
C. D. Ryan
N. Hardl
John Barron
N. J. Sullivan
S. P. Goss
T. B. Reardon
Hgh
D. A. Cronin
John J. Leonard
George KH. Stuart
HM. C
Corner Stone Laid For Pumping Station Extension At Old Harbor Point
Superintendent Donovan of the street department laid the corner stone for the pumping station extension at Old Harbor Point. A 35 cent coin and newspapers were placed in the box, with a brief history of the station. The building will be granite faced with brick lining, 208 by 78 feet, housing pumps, shops, dormitory, offices, and more, and will be unmatched in its field.
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Donovan
Street Department
Old Harbor Point
Fine 60 pieces White Nain sook cloth for sale
Notice of availability offering 60 pieces of fine quality White Nain sook fabric, 40 inches wide, described as well worth 1ic, priced for Friday and Saturday at 10c.
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Madras
Oxford
Blue serge suits offer enduring style and value Morse-made Superior
Blue serge fabric provides style neatness comfort and durability with Morse-made Superior quality. The showroom includes season styles for men with sizes up to tall and stout fits priced 10 to 20 dollars. Youth sizes 30 to 34 chest 8 to 12 dollars. Boys 10 to 16 years vest suits 5 to 6. Norfolk and double breasted 7 to 16 years 3.75 to 6.50 dollars. Sailor suits 2.50 to 8 dollars for ages 3 to 10.
Moody Merrill in Boston as trial looms
Moody Merrill, free on bail, toured Boston visiting old friends and places. He plans to return to New York soon for his trial and a bond sale deal in New Mexico may fund his debts. Merrill, with son Winthrop and attorney B L M Tower, prepared for defense and expected to call John Fottler Jr. as a witness to support his claim that funds were debt payments.
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Moody Merrill
Boston
New York
Merrill
New Mexico
Suffolk Superior Court
Mr. Merrill
Winthrop Merrill
B. L. M. Tower
John Fottler, Jr
Banquet Honors Columbia Court Clergy and Members
At the Columbia Court banquet Rev. Peter C. Quinn and several clergy from the Church of the Blessed Sacrament attended. Toasts were led by Chief Ranger Jeremiah J. Kelley with remarks from James A. Desmond and others. The organizing committee included John F. McKernan and J. J. Kelley among several members.
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Conlin
Peter C. Quinn
St. Alphonsus Court
Columbia Court
Ters
T. B. Reardon
James A. Desmond
P. Co. R
John F. Reilly
Daniel A. Cronin
de Ws. Kueonatg
Abie
H. O
Jeremiah J. Kelley
John IF. McKernan
J. J. Kelley
T. A. Hegarty
N. Harol
W. M. Edmonds
Joan Barron
P. F. Manning
N. J. Sullivan
Walter Curley
S. P. Goss
P. H. Bradley
J. A. Desmond
Coulthurst's House Victory Shifts Boston Debt Debate
Representative Coulthurst of West Roxbury secured a victory over Republican House leaders as a Stony Brook sewer bill faced moves to fund the project beyond the debt limit. The measure, about 800000 dollars, would force Boston to raise money outside its debt cap, prompting new GOP efforts to block patronage work for the city. The House also passed a cider and native wine bill with limited amendments.
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Coulthurst
West Roxbury
Charles River
Stony Brook
Ways and Means Committee
Tie
Boston
Commonwealth
Gays and Means Committee
Republcan
Jamaica Plain
Roxbury
City Blall
Gerrett
Greenfield
Newell
West Newbury
Davis
Salem
Thayer Grave Guard Removed as Poison Inquiry Awaits
In Newton on June 4 the Pinkerton guarded Edwin M. Thayer’s grave on behalf of insurers and Newton police. The guard will stand down until Dr Wood reports on Thayer’s digestive organs to determine if death was due to poison or heart disease. Thayer estate attorney George W. Anderson denied any leak of findings and dismissed rumors of a breakthrough.
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Newton
Edwin M. Thayer
Pinkerton
Newton Police
Thayer
Wood
George W. Anderson
Post
Senator Harrington to Wed a School Teacher
State Senator Harrington of Charlestown to wed July 1 at St James Church Harrison Avenue. Bride is Miss Winifred C Wolff daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Wolff of 69 Carver Street a local school teacher.
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State Senate
Senator Harrington
Charlestown
St. James Church
Harrison Avenue
Winifred C
Adolph Wolff
Carver Street
Wolff
A. O. H. Division 12 Votes to Affiliate with Federation
At Gray's Hall on Monday evening the Division 12 A. O. H. held a regular meeting with large attendance. Members voted to affiliate with the Federation of Catholic Societies and elected Joseph P. Hutchinson Michael J. Downing and William T. Fleming as delegates to the federation convention.
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Division 12. A. O. H
Gray’s Hall
Federation of Catholic Societies
Joseph P. Hutchinson
Michael J. Downing
William T. Fleming
Man Killed at South Station Bailey Cut In Two
Ralph R. Bailey of South Framingham was killed at South Station when he tried to board a moving train. He ran along the platform and grasped the end guard of the forward car despite the gateman’s warning, then fell as the train pulled away, his body torn in two.
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Ralph R. Bailey
South Framingham
Bailey
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