Moose Parade Honors at New England Order Gathering
Boston Lodge of Moose won the largest number of men in line and a silver cup at the New England Order of Moose parade in Haverhill. Other cups went to South Norwalk for distance and Lynn for best appearance. Nearly 10 000 spectators saw about 2 000 members march with lodges from multiple cities.
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Haverhill
Boston
Lodge of Moose
New England Order of Moose
South Norwalk
Conn
Lynn Lodge
New Haven
Providence
Hartford
Bridgeport
Holyoke
Springfield
Worcester
Portland
Malden
Medford
Fall River
New Bedford
Harry B. Campbell
Ralph D. Hood
Harry Morse
Eighth Regiment
Donelan Weds Brady in Hyde Park Church
Miss Sadie May Brady the niece of Mrs. Katherine Leahy of Hyde Park married Michael J. Donelan of Dorchester yesterday morning in the Church of the Most Precious Blood Hyde Park officiated by Rev. James J. Chittick.
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Sadie May Brady
Katherine Leahy
Everett Street
Hyde Park
Church of the Most Precious Blood
James J. Chittick
Michael J. Donelan
Dorchester
Army man Salvage faces trial on multiple charges
George W. Salvage alias Holt, a Fort Slocum cavalryman, stands in Middle sex Superior Criminal Court on charges of attacking his sister and assault with intent to kill Louis Tuzzer. Earlier, he was found guilty of a felonious attack on 14 year old Gladys Crook in Everett. He escaped custody from Malden courthouse by tearing concrete from a cell wall. Detectives traced him to New Rochelle where he joined the cavalry. Judge Keating will pass sentence after the testimony on the remaining charges.
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George W. Salvage
Holt
Beau Drummel
Fort Slocum
New Rochelle
Middlesex Superior Criminal Court
Louis Tuzzer
Malden
Salvage
Gladys Crook
Everett
Malden Court House
East Cambridge
Keating
Union Fraternal League Opens Biennial Convention
Supreme President John Merrill of Boston reviews two years of work at the sixth biennial convention. About 30 delegates attend from Quebec as the session at the Quincey House opens and runs to today. Financials show $123,166.46 on hand since 1912 with $85,100.55 disbursed for claims and expenses.
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Supreme
John Merrill
Boston
Union Fraternal League
Quincey House
Quebec
John C. Barthelmes
Brookline
Despondent West End Man Dies by Gas Suicide
Herbert H. Ring a 51 year old married man of 4 Bowdoin Street West End committed death by own action yesterday by inhaling illuminating gas from a tube attached to a gas jet. He was found by his wife lying on the bed with the tube in his mouth. Ring had been despondent over ill health for months. Medical Examiner Magrath viewed the body.
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Herbert H. Ring
Bowdoin Street
West End
Ring
Magrath
Lynn Pythians Observe Knights Day in Bangor
Bangor Me June 17 hundreds of Knights of Pythias members gathered for degree work by Peter Woodland Lodge Lynn Mass A parade and an address by Hon E C Plummer of Bath highlighted the event.
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Bangor
Knights of Pythias
Mausor
Peter Woodland
Adventists in Massachusetts Plan Summer Literature Drive
About 500 Seventh Day Adventists gathered at Allston golf course for a week of worship and resolved to spend the rest of summer soliciting their literature. They spoke of Christ’s return in this generation, a period they say began in 1848 and ends when he comes. Professor Bourdeau urged biblical prophecies and warned that Rome’s power is being renewed through the Catholic Church, alleging Catholic efforts to push U.S. intervention in Mexico to restore privileges.
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Massachusetts
Allston
H. C. Hartwell
Christ
Earth
A. J. S. Bourdeau
Rome
Wilson
Mexico
Milford Fire Tragedy Buries Seven Armenian Victims
In Milford the seven Armenian tenants who died in yesterday’s lodging house blaze were buried at Vernon Grove Cemetery. Services at Trinity Episcopal Church were led by Rev. Vahram Mazaratian with Rev. Ass Waters assisting. Twenty four injured men were moved to Hopedale House for care by G. A. Draper of the Draper Company in Hopedale, which employed most victims.
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Milford
Vernon Grove
Trinity Episcopal Church
Vahram Mazaratian
Worcester
Ass Waters
Hopedale House
G. A. Draper
Draper Company of
Hopedale
Bordas Probably Dominican Head Wins Election
The electoral college of the Dominican Republic met to select a president to take office July 1. Returns from seven provinces indicate probable election of provisional President Bordas by a large majority. Ex-President Wesy Gil was elected Senator.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Bordas
Eix
Wesy Gil
Labor views alarm Rockefeller Jr. noted at New England conference
Resolutions presented by the conference committee express alarm at John D. Rockefeller Jr.'s attitude on labor questions. They commend national government efforts to improve mining conditions in West Virginia and Colorado. The notice was given at the New England Christian conference in New Bedford.
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John D., JR
New Bedford
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
West Virginia
Colorado
New England Christian Conference
Conference Committee
Alumni Gift Marks Farm School Anniversary on Tompsons Island
The Tompson’s Island farm and trade school alumni association celebrated its 100th anniversary with 225 members, led by Superintendent Charles H. Bradley. They presented a $1700 check to establish an alumni fund, accepted by Alfred Bowditch, with speeches by Walter Foster and H. R. English, plus fireworks to close the event.
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Tompson’s Island
Charles H. Bradley
Walter B. Foster
Alumni Association
George W. Russell
East Dover
N. H
Hodder Funeral Arrangements In Newton and Cambridge
Funeral services for Alfred J Hodder of Newton will be held this afternoon at Mt Auburn Cemetery Chapel in Cambridge. The former Cincinnati judge, later a Boston law partner with his son James R Hodder of 53 State Street, Boston, died at 85 after a long retirement. He had lived with his son at 60 Kenrick Street Newton.
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Alfred J. Hodder
Newton
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge
Hodder
Cincinnati
James R. Hodder
State Street
Boston
Kenrick Street
Grand Trunk V P Dies in Virginia
Martin M. Reynolds of Montreal vice president in charge of Grand Trunk railway financial department died at Old Point Comfort Virginia. Telegram received in St Albans Vermont confirms his death this afternoon.
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ST. Albans
Martin M. Reynolds
Montreal
Grand Trunk Railway
Old Point Comfort
White Wolf Breaks Through Chinese Army
White Wolf the notorious Chinese brigand and 1000 followers broke through a ring of regular troops on Lily Mountain south of Lanchow where they had been surrounded since June 4. General Chao with 5000 troops pursued the fugitives.
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Peking
China
White Wolf
Lily Mountain
Lanchow
Chao
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