Lottery Prize Keeps Boston Night Watchman Jubilant
Richard Boland, a night watchman at the Adams House, has won fifteen thousand dollars from the lottery. Born in Ireland in 1852, he arrived in this country and soon secured his current job. Boland spoke with a Post reporter at his home, 8 Fayette Street, expressing happiness at his windfall amid ongoing lottery activity and police reorganizations.
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Polce
Boston
Richard ‘Boland
Adams House
Lottery
Boland
Ireland
Fayette Street
Ritz
Richard Boland
Vermont Massachusetts Railroad picks new board at annual meeting
At the stock holders meeting yesterday held at 53 Devonshire Street the Vermont Massachusetts Railroad Company elected a board of directors including Charles E. Ware Fitchburg Francis Goodhue Brattleboro Edward L. Davis Worcester Alvahrocker Fitchburg Charles A. Welch Cohasset George F. Richmond Lowell and Charles T. Crocker Fitchburg The directors elected Charles E. Ware president and 13. Locke secretary.
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The
Vermont Massachusetts Railroad Company
Devonshire Street
Charles E. Ware
Fitchburg
Francis Goodhue
Brattleboro
Edward L. Davis
Worcester
Alvahrocker
Charles A. Welch
Cohasset
George F. Richirnson
Lowell
Charles T. Crocker
Charles E
Locke
Injured Passenger Suffered Bruises in Subway Fall
Mrs Lizzie Marshall 62 of Charles Street Somerville was injured while alighting a Magoun Square car at Park Street station around 8 last night. She fell sustaining severe strains in her limbs and bruises and was treated at Emergency Hospital.
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Lizzie Marshall
Charles Street
Somerville
Magoun Square
Park Street
Ruffin Color Question Stirs Federation Convention
In Milwaukee on June 6 the Federation of Women's Clubs faces color delegation tensions as Mrs Josephine Ruffin weighs a public stance. Massachusetts and other delegations protest to directors. Southern members seek action to avoid further colored delegates. Attendance slips due to rain. reorganization debate opens, then Education session on Public Schools proceeds with papers by Mrs M Lockwood and Mrs Sallie Joy White among others.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Josephine Ruffin
Massachusetts
Horace Brock
Pennsylvania
M Lockwood
Washington
Helen Winslow
Boston
Sallie Joy White
WILL BRING BACK MARTIN
Police Inspector McGarr left Boston for New York with William H. Carlton who faces larceny charges in New York seeking 2260 dollars from Adolph Schmincke. He will return with Everett, Martin and Miss Winefred Robinson who were also detained on larceny counts. Inspector Gaddis heads to fetch George H. Perry, a former lawyer, wanted in New York for larceny.
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McGarr
Boston
New York
Wiliam H. Carlton
Adolph Schmincke
Everett, Martin
Miss Winefred Robinson
Suffolk County
Gaddis
George H. Perry
Perry
Jarcengs
Tremont Temple Hosts Record Christian Science Healing Testimony
Tremont Temple and the overflow hall heard 4000 attendees as 27 witnesses testified to Christian Science healing. Adele Hull Wolfe of Dallas described recovery after seeing 36 doctors and four surgeries, while ex Rabbi Wertheimer of Dayton praised liberation from theological fears. Many cases cited cures of consumption cancer epilepsy and more through Science and Health and the absent treatment.
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Tremont Temple
Temple
Septimus J. Hanna
E. A. Kimball
Chicago
Wertheimer
Landers
Bright
Mary Baker Eddy
Sunday Tobacco Bill Passes House in Sabbath Sale Debate
The House adopted a Sunday tobacco bill allowing sale of all tobacco forms by restaurants hotels druggists and news dealers. The session featured sharp exchanges between Saunders of Boston Mills of Newburyport and others, with amendments and debates over related measures on tax and bridge projects.
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House
Saunders
Boston
House of Representatives
Mills
Newburyport
Myers
Committee On Judiciary
Odlin
Uynn
Blanders
Belcher
Broadway
Fitzgerald
South
M. J. Sullivan
Peninsula
Lyden
Messrs. Fitzgerald
McNary
Mr. Edon
Mr. Fitzgerald
Stony Brook
Chasing Aguinaldo and the Manila Pursuit
A June 4 despatch from Candon reports Major P C March and the Thirty third Regiment returning from Aparri. Soldiers are weak after marching 20 miles and hunger, with 13 of 50 horses surviving. Officers include Captain Henry L Jenkinson and Lieutenants Carroll Power and Frank L Case. Dr John O Greenwalt. It remains unclear if Aguinaldo was shot.
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Manila
Candon
P. C. March
Aguinaldo
Aparri
Piat
Mugsegar Tugueraro
March
Henry L. Jenkinson
Edward Davis
Carroll Power
Frank L. Case
John O. Green
Knowlton Refuses to Advise on Albany Lease
Attorney General Knowlton returned from New York and told the railroad committee the matter should be decided by the committee itself, not his department. Counsel Samuel Hoar of Albany consulted with several committee members during the session, showing keen interest in the proceedings.
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Washington
House
Congress
Senate
Lentz
Ohio
Coeur d’Alene
Knowlton
New York
Albany
Law Department
Counselmuel Hoar
Brookline Swimming Exhibition Honors Har LeMoyne
The Brookline Natatorium hosted the annual Brookline Swimming Club exhibition last evening. Har LeMoyne won every event he entered, while George Moore swam strongly to win the back stroke and distance plunge, setting a local pool record and coming within eight inches of a canvas wall distance of 7 feet 3 inches.
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Brookline Natatorium
Tappan Street
Brooklinewimming Club
Assignees Sacrifice Sale Catalog Entry
A listing of assorted assets under a sale by assignees including items such as a table, parlor desk, and various others with prices noted. The text shows multiple prices and short product labels, indicating a liquidation or forfeiture sale.
Arraignment after gambling raid at 24 Eighth Avenue
In New York on June 6 a group of thirty four women arrested last night at 24 Eighth Avenue faced arraignment in Jefferson Market Police Court. Grace R. Ryan, alleged owner and wife of Lt. Hugh Martin US Army, was arraigned alone with a $500 grand jury bond posted, while the others were discharged as the magistrate commented on bets and rights.
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New York
Eighth Avenue
Jefferson Market
Grace R. Ryan
Martin
Hugh Martin
Miss McKee
Combination Park Holds Two Exciting Half Mile Races
Crowd of about 3000 watched at Combination Park as five heats produced close finishes. Special pacing race featured Lizzie W and Miss Brino with times around 1 minute. Running race saw Humorist and Reeve compete in tight half mile heats with times near 1 minute.
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Combination Park
Lizzie W
Br. m
Horton
Jack
Ch. m
Barnard
Mary M
McGrath
Miss Brino
Sullivan
BE. H
Br. G
Steele
Lammere
Ch. G
Hoomat
Regnytes Sas
Reeve
B. G
G A R Men Select Railroad Route for Chicago Trip
Massachusetts department A R delegates choose Boston and Maine Centre Vermont Grand Trunk line for the Grand Army encampment in Chicago in August. Officials at the State House say a special train will take comrades from Boston. Vermont and New Hampshire departments adopt the same route with their own specials.
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Massachusetts Department
A. R
Grand Army
Chicago
Vermont Grand Trunk
Committee of
State House
Boston
Vermont
New Hampshire
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William J. Lowery
Charles B. Brazier
National Supply Co
Temple Pl
Hanna
Hweatieimer
Adele Hull Wolfe
Dallas
Texas
Mr. Saunders
Mr. Mills
Colby
New Broadway
Penrose
Penn
Cannon
His
Grosvenor
Payne
Brookline
BAY State
Washington ‘Credit CO
Eta HI
Bernard M. Wolf
Hanover and
Portland Sts
Clothy
Oleh
Teta
Irdan Marshs
Mrs. Martin
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