Salem Charles Chides Mayor Over Harvard Street Promise
Salem Charles rebukes Mayor Fitzgerald after he promised a Fenway to Longwood street near Harvard Medical School. Street commissioners, needing city funds, say new streets lack money and require their vote, though a Harvard graduate offered 60000 toward the project, leaving the city cost about 165000.
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Fitzgerald
Harvard Alumni Association
Fenway
Longwood Avenue
Harvard Medical School
Harvard Association
Board of Street Commissioners
Charles
Harvard
Couple Miss Muse and Daniel Frost Fail to Marry in Wakefield
The sudden disappearance of Ellen Muse and her fiancé Daniel Frost halted their St Josephs Church wedding last evening. Neighbors, bridesmaids, and a best man searched town after the pair vanished following two prior postponements. The priest said banns had been published thrice and a mystery surrounds the second delay.
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John Colbert
Miss Muse
Frost
Miss Defoe
Gretna
Colbert
Teachers for Dedham Youth Appointments Announced
The Dedham school committee announced four vacancies filled for the upcoming year. John L. Gibb of Attleboro became music instructor. Ethel E. Foster moves to eighth grade at Oakdale. Emma M. Davis goes to Newton. Marion G. MacChiekile shifts Riverdale fifth and sixth grades to Avery. Maude P. Harmon resigns. Anna V. Kelley succeeds MacChiierie at Riverdale. Elizabeth R. Clark fills second grade at Ames. all new teachers are normal school graduates with prior experience.
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Dedham
John L. Gibb
Attleboro
Ethel E. Foster
Emma M. Davis
Oakdale
Davis
Newton
Marion G. MacChiekile
Riverdale
Avery School
Maude P. Harmon
Anna V. Kelley
MacChiierie
Elizabeth R. Clark
Bessie M. Poorer
Ames School
Clark
Bridgewater
Kelley
North Adams
Foster
Westfield
L Street Bathhouse Not Made Superintendent
City officials deny reports that Charles Cox was named superintendent of the L Street bathhouse. Michael F. Kelly remains the superintendent, with Cox receiving only additional authority and no extra pay or honors.
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Charles Cox
L Street
Michael F. Kelly
Cox
Mary A Mitchell Weds Robert E Winn in Medford Ceremony
Miss Mary A Mitchell daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Mitchell of 49 Tainter Street married Robert E Winn of Malden. The ceremony was at St Josephs Church with Father Flannagan officiating. They planned a reception at the bride’s home and a wedding tour before settling in West Medford.
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Medford
Mary A. Mitchell
James H. Mitchell
Tainter Street
Robert E. Winn
Malden
St. Joseph’s Church
Flannagan
Bessie Mitchell
Walter B. Winn
West Medford
Badge Contest Winners Announced in New England
The contest for the jewelled G. A. R. badges to be presented by the Daily and Sunday Post to the youngest and oldest G. A. R. veteran in New England is drawing to a close. Winners will be announced on Sunday, July 1.
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Daily and Sunday Post
New England
George P Caldwell Civil War Veteran Details
George P Caldwell born October 14 1851 served as captain's clerk with midshipman rank in the U S Navy from 1863 to 1864. He belonged to Post 29 G A R Camp 41 8 of W and Garrison No 2 Regular Army and Navy Union.
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George P. Caldwell
United States Navy
Regular Army and Navy Union
Four Generations of Soldiers Named Williams in One Family
William Williams of Shirley Massachusetts born June 19 1818. He served briefly in 1862 with Company BE Thirty third Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers and was discharged due to disability. His father and grandfather fought in the War of 1812 and the Revolutionary War. His son George Williams joined on October 21 1862 at age 16 and died February 25 1863 in camp from illness.
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William Williams
Shirley
Mass
Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers
Williams
Bunker Hill
Bay State Conclave 471 Heptasophs Meeting Gavel Stone
The Improved Order of Heptasophs Bay State Conclave 471 held a largely attended meeting in Hancock Hall Upham's Corner. District Deputy Breen presented a polished gavel stone inscribed B. 8. C. 471 I. O. H. Archon Shinners accepted the gift. A collation followed with songs by Richard Irwin George Graham William Shaw and Louis Neal. Louis A. Ochs accompanied.
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Bay State
Hancock Hall
Upham’s Corner
Breen
Archon Shinners
Richard Irwin
George Graham
William Shaw
Louis Neal
Louis A. Ochs
Massachusetts quake relief fund tops nine hundred thousand
Bay State’s Frisco Fund announces that the Massachusetts fund for relief of California earthquake sufferers is now 908,814.45 dollars. The announcement names Kidder, Peabody & Co. as organizers.
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Messrs. Kidder, Peabody & Co
Massachusetts Fund For the Relief of
California
Wife and mother dies suddenly near home
Mrs Frederick D. Fox aged 57, in perfect health, left her Cumberland street residence at 11 AM and was found dead 30 minutes later. Dr H D Boyd, passing by, said heart failure caused the death. She leaves five daughters and an invalid husband. Services Sunday at 7 and at Wakefield family lot.
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Frederick D. Fox
Cumberland Street
H. D. Boyd
Governor and Council Visit Hopedale Luncheon
Governor Curtis Guild and council were entertained at luncheon by Lieutenant Governor Eben Draper. They toured the Sherborn women's prison before arriving in Hopedale for the event.
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Draper Hopedale
Curtis Guild
Council
Eben
Draper
Woman's Prison
Sherborn
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