Countess of Aberdeen Arrives in Boston for Tuberculosis Fight
The Countess of Aberdeen, wife of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, arrived from New York this week end. She will attend a Faneuil Hall meeting on the Irish tuberculosis campaign and outline progress in stamping out the disease. Speakers include Dr. Pratt Otis and Judge Murray. She will also visit Quebec for the International Council of Women.
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Countess of Aberdeen
Ireland
Boston
South Station
New York
Sir William Thompson
Aberdeen College
Miss Delles
Lady Aberdeen
Alfred Worcester
Worcester
Waltham
Faneuil Hall
Hibbard
Governor Draper
Joseph H. Pratt
Edward O. Otis
Michael J. Murray
Quebec
International Council of Women
A. Shuman
Treland
Trish
America
Somerset
Professional Women's Club
Tuileries
Canadian Club
Victoria Club
British Charitable Society
The
Scots' Charitable Society
Lynn's Fund Shortage Triggers Tax Hike Plan
June 7 Lynn Massachusetts an expert Boston accountant finds the Lynn sinking fund in deficit by 486000 dollars. The shortage would raise the tax rate from 20 dollars to 30.50 dollars if immediate steps are not taken to cover the shortfall.
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Lynn
Boston
Dingley Rate Hosiery Wins in Senate Tariff Action
Washington June 7 After an all day session the Senate finished the cotton schedule and adjourned about 10 p m The Ding ley rates were restored on hosiery reducing rates by about 20 cents a dozen pairs from the House bill The debate included quips about women protestors and a joke about silk hose by Mr Dolliver and Mr Gallinger.
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Washington
Senate
Dolliver
Finance Committee
House
Mr. Gallinger
Mr. Dolliver
Sharp Tilt in Senate Over Mercerization Duty Vote
The Senate narrowly defeated Senator Dollivar's amendment to strike a fixed one cent per square yard duty on mercerization by 82 to 38 with 11 Republicans siding with Democrats. Senator Aldrich accused some Republicans of acting as brigadiers for the Democrats while Beveridge and Cummins responded sharply, with Beveridge defending the Republican platform and Cummins denying the Democratic label.
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Senate
Dollivar
Aldrich
Beveridge
Cummins
Go to Rome for Golden Jubilee
Rome June 7 Megr Faleconio apostolic delegate at Washington Mer Farley archbishop of New York Bishop McDonnell of Brooklyn Bishop Hoban of Scranton Bishop M J Burke of St Joseph Bishop Keiley of Savannah and Rt Rev Owen B Corrigan auxiliary bishop of Baltimore with over 50 alumni and other prominent American prelates arriving to take part in the golden jubilee festivities at the American College in Rome.
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Rome
Megr
Faleconio
Washington
Mer. Farley
New York
McDonnell
Brooklyn
Hoban
Scranton
M. J. Burke
St. Joseph
Keiley
Savannah
Owen B. Corrigan
Baltimore
American College
Dewey on the Witness Stand in Boston Case
Attorney Dewey testifies in a case against police officials for malicious prosecution false arrest and imprisonment noting a $500 verdict. He questions the court about truthfulness and fairness and clashes with Judge Sherman over rulings and constitutional issues as the session adjourns until morning.
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McClennen
Dewey
Boston
Sherman
Mr. Dewey
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promises Relief on Trial
A drug store offer guarantees money back if Rexall 93 Hair Tonic does not relieve scalp irritation dandruff and hair loss. The Rexall Store promotes two sizes 50 cents and 1 dollar with risk-free trial at Riker Jaynes Drug Stores.
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Riker-Jaynes
Rexall
Flag incident before board at Brighton High School
Edward Skelton of Gettysburg Post 1% lodges charges with the School Board against principal I A Tupper over Memorial Day events at Brighton High. The dispute centers on flag display and patriotism during exercises as Skelton describes pressing Tupper to raise the flag for the scholars. A reader-sent letter quotes Skelton recounting the exchange and a boy finally bringing up the flag.
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Edward Skelton
Gettysburg
I. A. Tupper
Brighton High School
Grand Army
Mr. Skelton
Grandson of Malden Woman Killed on U S S Nanshan
Walter Bartlett Larkin, first officer aboard the auxiliary ship U S S Nanshan, died in Hong Kong on May 27 after a gas asphyxiation incident caused by water rushing into fires. His grandmother Mrs James Bartlett of 505 Pleasant Street received the news today.
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Malden
James Bartlett
505
Pleasant Streets
Walter Bartlett Larkin
Hong Kong
China
Larkin
May Have New Record In Air
Indianapolis June 7 Ballon Indiana may have set an endurance record after a distance race. Reports say it did not touch earth or was disqualified and could have broken the 44 hour endurance mark, as pilot Carl Fisher and aide G L Bumaugh described later in despatches.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Aero Club of America
Tennessee
International Aeronautic Federation
Carl Fisher
G. L. Bumaugh
St. Louis
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