McCarthy Elected Bunker Hill Alumni President at Charlestown Graduation
Jeremiah J. McCarthy was elected president of the Bunker Hill School Alumni Association for 1906 at Charlestown graduation exercises. He urged 42 graduates to thrift and good citizenship as they received bank books with silver dollars and each boy deposited his dollar at the Warren Institution for Savings or Charlestown Five Cents Savings Bank.
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Bunker Hill
Charlestown
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
Port
Bunker Hill School Alumni Association
McCarthy
Bunker Hill School Association
Warren Institution For Savings
Five Cents Savings Bank
Warren Institution
Well Known Revere Man Dies in Chelsea Cell
Bernard King aged 57 a Chelsea Revere resident well known for over 20 years died in a Chelsea police cell after arrest on drunkenness He had lived in Chelsea more than 40 years worked as carpenter and brick mason He left a widow and family in Revere.
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Bernard King
Chelsea
Revere
St John’s Day Parade in Lowell Draws 3400
St John’s day celebration in Lowell organized by French American societies featured a 3400 strong parade. Buildings were richly decorated with flowers and electric globes, a double arch at Moody and Aiken streets showcased festive decor. Children from St Joseph’s parish sang hymns on St Jean Baptiste Church steps as the procession passed, with stands in Pawtucketville and Centralville hosting young women singing patriotic tunes.
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Lowell
St. John’s Day
Moody and Aiken Streets
St. Jean Baptiste Church
St. Joseph's Parish
Pawtucketville
Centralvilla
John D Crimmins Slightly Improves at Noroton Summer Home
Dr. John W. Avery, Crimmins physician, says the New York man is slightly better than last night. Despite the improvement, the attending doctor deems the patient’s condition serious.
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Noroton
Conn
John W. Avery
John D. Crimmins
New York
Crimmins
Avery
Innocent finding claimed for John W. Trafton in Glasgow case
A petition for a new trial was filed in the U S Circuit Court of Appeals after Samuel Grunberg and Charles Battler, now imprisoned, confess that Trafton the former Customs Examiner and co defendant in the Glasgow Manufacturing Company case is innocent of the conspiracy to defraud customs duties. Grunberg and Battler supply letters and an affidavit to Judge Lowell saying they did not testify at trial.
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Samuel Grunberg
Charles A. Battler
John W. Trafton
Glasgow Manufacturing Company
Customs Duties
Major Trafton
Everett W. Burdett
Joseph W. Knight
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Grunberg
Bastler
Lowell
Baitler
Battler
Trafton
James A. Shedd
William Munroe
Simon Burman
Burman
John H. Casey
Munroe
Shedd
Lowell Battler
Glasgow
United States of Customs
Sinclair to be tried again in Charlestown case
Assistant District Attorney Dennison said Dr. John W. Sinclair will certainly be tried again after jurors reported a disagreement in the Superior Criminal Court in Charlestown. The jury had deliberated over the death of Miss Annie Russell, a stenographer, following a Feb. 4 alleged criminal operation.
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Sinclair
Dennison
John W. Sinclair
West Springfield Street
Annie Russell
Pleasant Street
Charlestown
DeCourcey
Superior Criminal Court
Eight year old girl swallows gold dress pin in carriage ride
Aline Bushnell, 8, West Brookfield, swallowed a gold dress pin while riding in a carriage with her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Bushnell of Sturbridge yesterday afternoon. She was reported in stable condition at a local hospital.
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West Brookfield
Aline
Howard Bushnell
Sturbridge
Right Medicine for Pelvic Troubles Found in Peru-NA
Two reader letters praise Peruna for women’s health issues. Caroline Kramer of Fort Collins and Wilda Mooers of Lents Oregon credit Peruna with relief from disordered periods back pain and fatigue after years of ineffective remedies.
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Peru
Caroline Kramer
Fort Collins
Col
Peruna
Wilda Mooers
Lents, Ore
Wail of Roger Scannell's Goat in a Kerry Boat
A humorous verse tells of a goat from County Kerry aboard a ship in the land of liberty. Colonel Scannell seeks its freedom as the animal waits 30 days on the craft awaiting release.
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Roger Scannell
County Kerry
Scannell
Land of Liberty
Goat Roams Macgillicuddy Reeks in County Kerry Tale
A playful excerpt describes a gentleman goat roaming the crags and ravines of the Macgillicuddy Reeks in County Kerry Ireland with cheerful, blithe energy and a carefree spirit. The narrator proclaims his dignified status and cheerful wanderings.
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William Goat
Macgillicuddy Reeke
County Kerry
Ireland
Billy Goat Drama Delays Dock Welcome in Kerry Tale
Colonel Roger Scannell’s goat Tin Can Wil- He caused a stir as immigration rules kept the creature aboard a dingy dock ship on a 80 day stay. Protests to Washington aim to free the pack for the St. Brendan field day as planned.
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Ireland
William the
Bucko
Leyland Line
Roger Scannell
Wil
Back Yards
Inovitchsky
Locust ‘Street
Knights of St. Brendan
Goatland
Achilles
Scannell
Wilhelm de Goat
Boston
Billy
Washington
St. Brendan Field Day
Trotter Highly Praised by The Chicago Conservator
The Chicago Conservator lauds William Monroe Trotter of Boston for leading protests against the Warner amendment to the rate bill. It credits him with uniting African Americans nationwide, prompting the Senate to recede and the conference committee to yield, declaring Trotter a hero.
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Chicago Conservator
The
Weat
William Monroe Trotter
Boston
Boston Guardian
Trotter
Congressional Conference Committee
Senate
Conference Committee
Monroe Trotter
Longworths Dine and Tea with Kaiser on Kiel Yacht
Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Mrs. Longworth met Emperor William aboard the Meteor at Kiel. Admiral Eisendecker guided them as they toured the yacht, with Longworth invited to the Kiel Yacht Club dinner attended by 300, including naval officers. The couple later attended a ball at Prince Adalbert's residence.
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Kiel
Germany
Emperor William
Nicholas Longworth
Admiral Eisendecker
Washington
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Longworth
Shooters Island
New York Harbor
Mr. Longworth
Kiel Yacht Club
J. Ogden Armour
Prince Adalbert
Quarrels of Fair Sex Delay Chicago Presbyterian Progress
In Chicago the presbytery hears that the future of the Presbyterian faith depends largely on women in congregations. The Rev A C Manson notes suburban pressure from city life and member migration to suburbs. He cites a church hindered by quarrelling and jealousy among women and recalls the Edenic devil blamed for hindering church work.
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Chicago
A. C. Manson
Garden of Eden
Light Hearing Fizzles Out in City Council Meeting
The joint committee on municipal lighting postponed last night due to meager attendance, with some calling the hearings a farce. Edison Company counsel Everett W. Burdett and Consolidated Gas Company president James L. Richards attended. Richards filed a written reply to a prior question with the committee clerk.
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City Council
Everett W. Burdett
Edison Company
James L. Richards
Consolidated Gas Company
Richards
Gas Company
McCullough
Dreyfus Case: Baudouin Claims Esterhazy Guilty
In the Supreme Court Baudouin argued Dreyfus is innocent and Esterhazy is guilty. He urged quashing the proceedings without a retrial.
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Paris
Supreme Court
Baudouin
Dreyfus
Esterhazy
Union Labor's Great Fair to Celebrate Labor Achievements
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor sent representatives to Chicago to arrange a union exposition. The event aims to celebrate organized labor's achievements worldwide and in the United States, with Minneapolis tentatively chosen as the site for next November alongside the AFL convention.
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Chicago
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
United States
Minneapolis
National Labor Body
Vanderbilts Plan Underground Vault for Treasure
Alfred G. Vanderbilt will unveil two novelties at his training house for horses in Newport Rhode Island on June 25 a deep underground storage vault 15 feet below ground lies beneath the trophy room and a water filled plunge path runs nearby making theft difficult during the inspection for friends.
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Newport
R. I
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
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Kerry
St. Brendan Fair
Conlin
Central Oil and Gas Stove Co
Washington Street
Florence
Aulctvce
Central Oil & Gas Stove CO
Gardner, Mase
Savings Bank
Surveyor McCarthy
Bunker Hill School
Chickering
Trafion
Glasgow Company
BORAX
Lenis
Marx
Pacific
New York City
Ward’s Tip-Top Bread
Ward
Ward-Corby CO
Albany St
Cambridge, Mass
Longworths
Union Labor
Vanderbilts
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