Distinguished Guests for Banquet of Charlestown Catholic Union
Charlestown Catholic Literary Union prepares its chief annual event the night before Bunker Hill Day with a banquet at Roughan Hall City Square Charlestown. Guests include the Duke of Abruzzi Governor Guild General Miles Italian officials and several mayors.
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Catholic Literary Union
Duke of Abruzzi
Monument Square
Charlestown
The
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Boston
Roughan Hall
City Square
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Baron Gustavo Tosti
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Higgins
Rhode Island
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McCarthy
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Kent
Brockton
Boynton
Everett
Wardwell
Cambridge
Grimmons
Somerville
J. P. Mahoney
J. Demity
P. F. Teague
John J. Cronin
E. M. Gallagher
James J. Collins
Greene
Union
Joseph A. Dennison
Peter F. Teague
W. J. Ennis
John P. Reed
John Troy
W. Forrest Johunson
George Phillpott
Mrs Ayres in Exile as West Point Ball Beckons
In New York on June 14 Mrs Charles G Ayres sat in defiance on the veranda of the West End Hotel awaiting the surrender of West Point Commandant Howze. The Ayres family attends the academy hop despite a War Department dispute. Miss Emily Ayres, the belle, walks with Cadet Captain Andrew Lang of Mississippi.
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Belle
West Point Ball
New York
Charles G. Ayres
Ayres
West End
Howze
West Point
Academy
War Department
Old Guard
Taft
Congress
Emily Ayres
Andrew Lang
Mississippi
Colonel Ayes
Miss Ayres
Ayres and
Army
Household Surgeon heals granulated eyelids product claim
Advertising notice states Dr Porter’s Antiseptic HealingOil offers a remedy for granulated eyelids with a refund if it fails. It lists a price of 25 cents and promises satisfaction or money back through druggists.
Know Boston contest photo series printed in Sunday Post
The Sunday Post will print the entire Know Boston contest No. 4 series including the seventh photograph. Winners and photo identifications will be announced tomorrow by the Know Boston Editor. Last week’s contest was tougher with fewer correct answers. this week’s is expected to be easier as buildings shown are familiar. Readers are urged to order early as copies may sell out.
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Sunday Post
Know Boston
Oe Post
Boston Post
P. O
Boston
Mass
The
Post
The Know Boston Prizes in Cash for Weekly Competitions
A local notice announces cash prizes offered for each weekly Know Boston competition. The article highlights prize amounts and eligibility, inviting participants to join the series held weekly in the city.
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Boston
Backing Orchard Testimony Ties to San Francisco Letter
Boise June 14 In opening proceedings Hail Mc Claughry assistant postmaster San Francisco testified about a registered letter sent to Orchard under the alias John Dempsey with the name J Wolff used by Pettibone The envelope postmarked Denver Aug 10 1904 and records showed delivery to John Dempsey The Pinkertons and Denver registry clerk Miss Pearl Moore linked to Pettibone and Stout Street Denver This supports Orchard testimony about events at Cripple Creek Vindicator mine and related actions in Colorado and California.
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Idaho
McClaughry
San Francisco
Orchard
Pettibone
John Dempsey
J. Wolff
Denver
Frank Isaacs
Isaacs
Pinkerton
Miss Pearl Moore
Fire Horses To Be Transferred To Animal Society Hope
Commissioner Wells seeks legislation to transfer aging fire and police horses to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals rather than auctioning them. He notes Red Acre Farm as a sanctuary and cites amendments from New York as a model. New transfers and new hires fill Boston Fire Department posts and 25 new names join the Mutual Relief Association.
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Wells
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Red Acre Farm
Stowe
Harriet G. Bird
Bemis
New York Fire Department
New York
Peter A. Matthews
Tower Company
Lorenzo D. Merrill
Engine 41
Joseph F. Hohmann
Patrick F. McDonough
John D. J. Downey
James F. Shea
Boston Firemen’s Mutual Relief Association
Mayor Seeks Finances Compare With Big Cities
Boston mayor urges city finance committee to junket the 12 largest cities to compare fiscal practices with Boston. He supports broader study while only one committee member, George A. O. Ernst, has been appointed and opposes junkets.
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Fitzgerald
Finance Commission
George A. O. Ernst
Roberts Rejects Roosevelt Wolf Story Label as Misunderstanding
Charles G. D. Roberts arrives from abroad and defends his nature writing from Roosevelt’s “nature fakir” charge. He says the President misread his tale On the Night Trail and clarifies his work portrays New Brunswick animals with observed behavior, not mere fairy tale fancy.
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Roberts
New York
Charles G. D. Roberts
Jack London
William J. Long
Long
London
Mr. Roberts
New Brunswick
West
John Burroughs
Burroughs
Mr. Long
Oysterman Fights Canadian In Roosevelt Town Saloon
In Oyster Bay June 14 a clash erupted in a Main Street saloon near Loeb's office after Tom Hood confronted Canadian carpenter Kiefer over a debate on wolves and caribou. Hood threatened violence claiming to back Roosevelt. The fight followed the heated exchange.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
President Roosevelt
Main Street
Secretary Loeb
Tom Hood
Northport
Kiefer
Ontario
Hood
Long Island
North Shore
Canuck
Hornaday Attacks Dr Long In Animal Fakir Row
Dr William T Hornaday director of the New York Zoological Society criticizes Rev Dr Long in the nature fakir controversy saying Long repeats tales from animal liars and practical jokers and misleads youth with credulity. Hornaday cites Long's books as false and harmful.
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William T. Hornaday
New York Zoological Society
Long
Hornaday
Dr. Long
Dr. Hornaday
Taunton Bride Finds Fat Bank Roll on Honeymoon Stop
Mrs Anna Marsden and her husband discovered a fat bank roll at Grand Central station in New York while on their honeymoon after a Taunton Mass wedding. They turned the money in at East Fifty first Street station with Police Lt Mahoney and gave their Davis Street address.
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New York Street
New York
Anna Marsden
Mass
Grand Central Station
Crotty
East Fiftyfirst Street
Lieutenant Mahoney
Davis Street
It Costs $50 to Hug a Woman in Melrose Court Decides
MALDEN June 14 A judge fines H J Green of Melrose fifty dollars for hugging Mrs Ruth E Lattrie during a corn sale. Green a hulled corn peddler followed her after a sale and grabbed her. she screamed and fled to a neighbor before police were called.
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Malden
Bruce
H. J. Green
Ruth E. Lattrie
Green
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