Gas Men of State End Two Days Conference
Superintendents and managers from 14 Massachusetts towns ended a two day conference at the Massachusetts Lighting Companies Board of Trade building. They discussed extension and improvement of the gas business for a region with about 250 000 people including Northampton North Adams Williamstown Adams Stamford Leominster Gloucester Arlington Lexington Milford Spencer Palmer and Monson.
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Massachusetta
Massachusetts Lighting Companies
Board of Trade
Northampton
North Adams
Williamstown
Adams
Stamford
Leomaster
Clinton
Gloucester
Arlington
Lexington
Milford
Spencer
Palmer
Monson
Salvation Army Promoter Charles Rothwell Arrives in City
Colonel Charles Rothwell of London arrives this afternoon to visit Colonel Gifford at the People's Palace. He introduced the universal Salvation Army uniform and will lead a Holiness Convention tomorrow at the People's Palace with a morning lecture, afternoon talk, and evening union revival service.
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Charles Rothwell
London
England
General Booth
Salvation Army
Gifford
People’s Palace
Gallagher Dies in New Haven at 54
John Currier Gallagher longtime clerk of the Superior Court for New Haven county and supreme overseer of the Ancient Order of United Workmen died at his New Haven home aged about 54. He was a Sheffield Scientific School and Yale Law School graduate.
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New Haven
John Currier Gallagher
New Haven County
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale Law School
Actress Grace M. Jones Granted Divorce in Ohio
Grace M. Jones of Clayton Ohio, an actress, won a divorce on statutory grounds from her husband Robert M. Jones, a local theatrical music composer. She testified to bigamy and non support, recounting leaving him in 1910 after their Clayton marriage in 1905, and his remarriage in 1911 in Nashua New Hampshire.
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Grace M. Jones
Clayton
Ohio
Robert M
Jones
Nashua
N. H
West
Tariff Board and its Reports Defend Impartiality
Thomas O. Marvin defends the Tariff Board against calls to abolish it. He argues the board investigates facts without advocating rates and that its findings refute notions of robbery or oppression in wool and cotton tariffs. He notes the board’s impartial work is endorsed by both sides and urges continued funding.
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Post
Congress
Tariff Board
Peters
Democratic
Ways and Means Committee
House
Underwood
Ways and Means
Taft
England
The
New President Named for Westbrook Seminary
Portland Me March 29 Announcement of the resignation of Arthur C Yeaton as president of Westbrook Seminary and the selection of the Rev Hervey H Hoyt as his successor was made today Yeaton has been connected with the seminary 18 years and will retire next June for health rest Hoyt is known as superintendent of Universalist churches in the state
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Portland
Arthur C. Yeaton
Westbrook Seminary
Hervey H. Hoyt
Yeaton
Hoyt
Veteran Died in Auburndale After Weeklong Illness
George FE Johnson 62 senior vice commander of Charles Ward Post 62 G A R Newton died at home on Hawthorne Avenue Auburndale after a weeklong illness. Born in Boston September 18 1842 he enlisted in Illinois during the Civil War rising to sergeant and serving in Lincoln era campaigns. He later served in Rosecrans secret service and Curtis courier duties before 1863. A farmer in Auburndale since, he belonged to Centenary Methodist Church and several fraternal groups. He was survived by wife and two sons Harry G Cambridge and Edward S.
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George FE. Johnson
Charles Ward
Newton
Hawthorne Avenue
Auburndale
Mr. Johnson
Boston
Illinois
Lincoln
Transportation Department
Fremont
Secret Service
Army Police
Rosecrans
S. R. Curtis
Mississippi
Johnson
Pine Ridge
Ark
Chickamauga
Tenn
That Village
Harry G
Cambridge
Edward S
Johnson and Daughters Named in Vermont Item
Johnson of Burlington Vermont and two daughters Mrs. Charles FE. Aimy and Miss Mabel Johnson both of Auburndale appear in a brief family notice detailing their relation and residence.
Inventor Manville Dies in Waterbury
Waterbury Conn March 29 Frank B Manville an inventor and organizer of the BE J Manville Machine Company died at his Waterville home aged 62 He invented machines for making books and eyes threading bicycle spokes by rolling process forming rims for bicycle wheels and a brass shoe lace hook
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Waterbury
Conn
Frank B. Manville
BE. J. Manville Machine Company
Waterville
Do You Suffer With Rheumatism Relief Elmer & Amend's 2851
Local adv promotes Elmer & Amend's 2851 for rheumatism relief. T. Metcalf Co. lists 535 Boylston Street Boston as the carrying seller.
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Elmer & Amend
T. Metcalf Co
Boylston St
Boston
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Oolony
Eng
Aden
LDS
Granesena
Whisky Silva
Hunter Rye
Gordon Dry
Duff Gordon
Eet
Ginter Co Ea
T Pasty Se Inc
Tremont
Deel Chance
Cheaptap
Triallfornia
Santa Fe
Fred Harvey
California
W. Manning
Washington St
Mass
Juli
Wilson Bros
Ilson Brothers
Scollay Square
BROWN
Charles D. Brown & Co., Inc
Federal 8T
Sues
Marvin
Thomas O. Marvin
Home Market Club
Greene
Kilmer
Paine
C. IL
Hall'sron
Man
Boise
Liggett
Minard
Wheeler
Ayer
Wyeth
Gude
Hood
George E. Johnson
Inventor Manville
Hall’s
Vermin
Coltarine
Seidlitz
U. Ss
Guazen
Ranteed
Lithia
Elixir
Advan
Roger & Gallet
Piver
M. Godet
United States
Paris, France
Perfume
Cologne
Td. Pinaud
Societe Hy- 21 & Gienique Soap de Piver’s
Coudray
Godet’s
Paris
France
Tomer
Rexall
Te Cele
Sit Vwryep of
Co. E. Osgood CO
Boylston
Essex Tunnel
East Boston
Meridian Street
C. E. Osgood Co
Cambridge Store
Cambridge St
Harmony
Jei
Liggett’s Chocolates
Liggett's
Winter Sts
State St
Mena Sale Pordhar
Calabash Pipes
Wliggett
Cameron
Hahway
New England
Washington and Avon Sts
Cor
Summer and South Sts
Ana
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