Grand Parade of Catholic Temperance Union in Boston
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America plans a five day national convention in Boston in August attracting around 10 000 delegates from across the country. Archbishop Williams and Boston clergy back events with a parade prize essays and a special book gift. The program includes masses at the cathedral a torchlight parade a Music Hall meeting with Governor Wolcott and Mayor Quincy and social events at Parker House and Cambridgeport hotels.
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America
Boston
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Williams
Archdiocese of
Thomas Scullys
Cambridge
Wideawake
Edwin Mulready
Rockland
Christian Endeavor
Knight Templar
Mulready
Pennsylvania
James H. Conley
Charlestown
Patrick Crowley
J. F. Mundy
Music Hall
Boston Union
National Union
National Board of Government
Parker House
Faneuil Hall
Wolcott
Quincy
Cambridgeport
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Poisoned Well Alarm in Norway Lake Maine
ParIs green poison placed in a well owned by Emerson Kilgore causes broad alarm. Seven people have been poisoned from daily water use but no deaths reported. Authorities see no clue to the perpetrator.
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Norway Lake
Paris Green
Emerson Kilgore
Fitchburg rail route links Adirondack trains to scenic scenery
The article notes the Fitchburg railroad promotes fast Adirondack trains linking Picturesque Monadnock and Vermont green mountains with historic Lake Champlain shores along the route.
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Monadnock
Green Mountains
Vermont
Lake Champlain
Fitchburg Railroad
Factory Blown Up at Woburn Highlands
B F Nichols's grease factory in Woburn Highlands exploded in the morning. Firefighters battled flames and smoke as residents reported loud detonations and a surrounding evacuation. No casualty details were immediately available.
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Woburn
B. F. Nichols
Woburn Highlands
Explosion at Spanish Gun Factory Kills and Injures Workers
A mortar factory explosion and fire at 9:30 this morning injured several workers and destroyed the building. Six employees were inside. engineer MecGoff survived but in critical condition. Total loss pegged at 6000 dollars with no insurance.
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MecGoff
McGoff
James MecGoff
Anthony Dugan
Patrick Brown
Michael Cobin
William Arbuthnot
Nichols
Prorogued Today Rail Way Bill Wind-Up Senate Reconsideration
The 1898 Legislature neared prorogation as conference on the railway bill moved toward engrossing. Debate over East Boston grade crossing bill raised charges of discrimination against Democrats. Salary raises for Harbor and Land Commission passed to engrossment. other measures and amendments debated and sent to third reading before adjournment.
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Rourke
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Palmer
Myers
Cambridge
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Greenfield
Pense
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Putnam
Middlesex
Gallivan and Towle
Dallinger
James M. Ellis
North End
Messrs. Holden
Norfolk
Houce
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Messrs. Morse, Fairbank and Shaw
Women’s Federation Opens National Club Convention in Denver
The fourth biennial General Federation of Women’s Clubs convention gathers about two thousand attendees at Broadway Theatre Denver. President Mrs Ellen Henrotin of Chicago leads the session with speeches by Governor Alva Adams and Denver leaders. A luncheon at Mrs James Brown’s residence honors the speakers and federation officers.
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Denver
Col
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Broadway Theatre
Ellen Henrotin
Chicago
General Federation
Celia Parker Wooley
Alva Adams
Colorado
T. M. McMurray
M. D. Thatcher
Chicago Federation
Sarah Pratt
Denver Woman's Club
Henrotin
James B. Grant
W. H. Kistler
C. P. Barnes
Louisville
Philip N. Moore
St. Louis
James Brown
Funeral for Zina L. Babbitt in West Roxbury
From his Maple street home in West Roxbury the funeral was held for Zina L. Babbitt who drowned at Houghs Neck on Sunday. He was a member of Lonegfellow Lodge of Odd Fellows Roslindale and was buried with lodge rites at Forest Hills Cemetery. The Rev. F W Merrick of South Evangelical Church conducted the service. Pallbearers included Noble Grand Charles Farr Leon W Andrews Past Grand Frank Brock and Dr Breen.
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West Roxbury
Zina L. Babbitt
Hough's Neck
Odd Fellows
Lonegfellow Lodge
Roslindale
F. W. Merrick
South Evangelical Church
Munyon's Dyspepsia Pellets Cure Stomach Trouble Motored
Munyon's Dyspepsia Pellets claim to cure indigestion constipation and all forms of stomach trouble. Distributed at all druggists with a 250 price tag.
Oldest Daughter of the Revolution Mary W. Fullerton Dies at 102
Mary Wiggin Fullerton, aged 102, died leaving one living child Mrs. E R Fowle of Portland and three grandchildren. Born in Tuftonboro New Hampshire her father James Wiggin was a Revolutionary War lieutenant. She married Benjamin Fullerton of Lowell who died in 1841.
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Mary Wiggin Fullerton
Fullerton
Tuftonboro
N. H
James Wiggin
Benjamin Fullerton
Lowell
E. R. Fowle
Portland
Kutnow's Effervescent Powder Praised in Letters
Letters from Middlebury Vermont and Boston Massachusetts praise Kutnow's Effervescent Powder as a reliable remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. Mrs Blake and Mr Bond report improvements and relief from headaches and general well being after daily use.
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Kutnow
Middlebury
A. Bond
A. H. Blake
Bedford Street
Boston
Mass
Bond Issue Surges as Subtreasury Reaches 700000
Assistant Treasurer Joseph H. O Neill reports 222020 received from depositors ranging 20 to 500 with total bond receipts surpassing 700000 and nearing 1000000. Suburban towns and lenders from Boston to Washington drive demand as banks and post offices rush to handle small denomination subscriptions for Uncle Sam s loan.
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United States
Sub-Treasury
Joseph H. O’neil
Uncle Sam
Washington
Treasury Department
Alexander Hamilton
New York
Boston
O'Neil
Gage
Five Thousand Dollar Reward for Moore Embezzlement Suspect
The National Bank of Commerce directors raised the reward for Frederick T. Moore, the missing assistant teller accused of embezzling fifty thousand dollars. A prior one thousand dollar bounty remains, and officials debate the bank’s losses and Moore’s possible whereabouts, with some suspecting he fled to Mexico.
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National Bank of Commerce
Frederick T. Moore
Hallowell
Watts
Moore
New York
Mexico
Executions Reported in Missouri Across Cities
Jefferson City witnesses the hanging of Toba Lanahan and Ed McKenzie for murder and rape, with McKenzie killing a farmer for his money and Lanahan assaulting and murdering a 12 year old girl. In St Louis, John Thomas Chuetz is hanged for shooting his sweetheart.
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Toba Lanahan
Ed McKenzie
McKenzie
Lanahan
ST. Louis
John Thomaschuetz
Metropolitan Clothing Co at 176 Washington Street
Announcement highlights the Metropolitan Clothing Company offering custom made clothing at 176 Washington Street with tailored fittings and thorough cutting and finishing. It advertises fifty fabric styles including indigo blue cheviots tweeds and whipcords and notes samples available on request.
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Metropolitan Clothing Company
Washington Street
Charity Ball cast bids farewell this Saturday
Cast of The Charity Ball led by Mr Gilmour Mr Lewis and Miss Lawrence will give their last performance Saturday night at Castle Square Theatre. Souvenir reception for Miss Kittie Mitchell after Around the Town at Tremont Theatre Saturday afternoon draws many fans.
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Lewis
Miss Lawrence
Castle Square Theatre Company
Tremont Theatre
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Lovenberg
Keith’s
Strauss
Zieher
London
David Belasco
Heart of Maryland
Norumbega Park
Theatrical Stage Employees present experimental show
The Theatrical Stage Employees staged a pleasing program at the Grand Opera House last evening. Officials and labor leaders attended, with a promising audience turnout. The act is described as experimental as members seek a lease of a Boston resort for permanent performances, buoyed by last night’s result.
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Grand Opera House
Boston
Boston College Class Day Celebrated in Historic First
Boston College marks its first class day with wide open rooms and large attendance. At 3 pm exercises in college hall feature Clauss oration by George A. Mc Jaughlin and class ode by Richard A. Splaine. A reception with President Brosnahan and Rev. Gasson follows, then glee club concert in the library. Dancing and receptions continue through the evening.
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Richard A. Splaine
Francis Dore
James D. Russell
Brosnahan
Thomas J. Gasson
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Worcester Square
Mrs Cohen Dies By Self Inflicted Gunshot At Home
Mrs David Cohen committed suicide at her Central street Home in Stoughton at 11 yesterday by shooting herself through the temple with a .38 revolver in front of her dressing case. Deceased was 88 and leaves six children. Mr Cohen is away and not expected home until week’s end. No reason given for the act.
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David Cohen
Central Street
Stoughton
Cohen
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