Funeral Held For Brigadier General Nathan A M Dudley
General Dudley died Friday and the Dudley Street Church filled with mourners at a 2 PM funeral yesterday. Clergy from the church led services, the Loyal Legion and G A R escorted the casket, and Harvard quartet provided music. The body, covered by the flag with cap and sword, will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery in Washington.
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Dudley Street
Nathan A. M. Dudley
U. S.A
Cherles L. Page
Dudley
The
Loyal Legion
Thomas G. Stevenson
General Dudley
National Cemetery
Washington
Nathan Dudley
Philadelphia
Jap Immigrants aboard Menominee puzzle port officers
Local immigration officials are puzzled by two Japanese stowaway cases Satake Teamekihi and Teshima Hiromesha found hiding aboard the Red Star liner Menominee after Antwerp arrival. Officials doubt concealment, regard them as stowaways, with a possible protest from the steamship company and settlement to be made in Washington. The Menominee also carried 4 American passengers and several other nationalities. The vessel reported moderate weather and 2300 tons of miscellaneous merchandise on passage.
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Satake Teamekihi
Teshima Hiromesha
Antwerp
Anfindsen
Menominee
Gresham
Steamship Company
Washington
Long Wharf
C. L. Brooks
Milton
Phisle Vivian McLaughlin
Newtonville
Leopold Victor
Gardner Lamson
This City
Edith le Mayne
Brookline
Robert Clifford Lipman
South Orange
Emma B. Kessler
John Louis Kessler
Veedersburg
Ind
Inmate's strong statement on Cooper's New Discovery
A soldier at Monte Vista Soldiers Home claims Cooper's New Discovery cured longstanding stomach and liver troubles after twenty years of ill health. He asserts the remedy restored vigor and health, blaming indigestion for many disorders and urging readers to obtain it from local druggists or through the Cooper Medicine Co.
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John Lynch
Soldiers
Monte Vista
Colo
Cooper
Cooper Medine Co
Dayto
Governor vetoes militia bill over compensation issue
Governor Draper sent his first veto of the year to the House objecting to a bill that would require cities or towns to compensate employees on military duty. He argues the measure creates a privileged class and oversteps municipal authority.
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Draper
House
Militia Pay Bill Seen as Unfair and Broad in Scope
The speaker argues the bill would create a privileged class and discrimination in militia pay, provoking jealousy and inequity. It risks disorganization, double pay for favored members, and shifts tax burdens to towns and taxpayers, harming discipline and morale in the militia.
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Commonwealth
Ilitia
Adams for District Attorney Facing Pelletier in Race
Adams runs as Republican candidate for district attorney against Joseph C. Pelletier this fall. The article notes the campaign programme being mapped out on the Republican side and mentions several early results or actions shaping the race.
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Melvin
Adams
Joseph C. Pelletier
Labor Leaders of 1910 Labor Leaders of 1910
William M Sawyer president of Puritan Lodge No 621 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen has long served the lodge and was elected president last December. The lodge is the second largest in the Brotherhood in the US and Canada with over 700 members. Puritan Lodge was founded Feb 2 1902 in Roughan Hall Charlestown with 140 charter members. Sawyer born 1859 in the South End followed his father into printing before joining the Boston & Maine railroad, where he has worked for 18 years in the Terminal Division at the Boston station. The piece covers additional political debate notes and legislative roll calls from Massachusetts Senate sessions.
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William M. Sawyer
Puritan Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
United States
Canada
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Val’ Fitzpatrick
Mr. Sawyer
South End
Tyler School
Ww. T. Sawyer
Boston Post
Milk Street
Beals & Greene
Boston Typographical Union
Franklin Typographical Society
Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Portland
Terminal
Boston & Maine
Possible Republican reshuffle in county DA and sheriff races
Former District Attorney Arthur D Hill declines Republican bid against incumbent Pelletier. Colonel Adams weighs a run, seen as strongest GOP option with Democratic backing. Sheriff Seavey may retire prompting a race with Deputy John Kelly if he seeks the post, or Charles Dolan as alternate candidate. Senator James Doyle may run with Democratic faction support.
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Arthur D. Hill
Pelletier
Colonel Adams
Sheriff Seavey
John Kelly
Kelly
Charles Dolan
Superior Court
James Doyle
Doyle
Fitzgera -Lomasney
Donovan
Democracy
Boy breaks arm sliding to base in Wellesley game
Wellesley May 2 A Kaanae School player injured his arm sliding into second base during a game. The contest ended early with seven innings as the Wellesley High team secured the win.
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Wellesley
Orgie Robinson
Ba Wellesley High Seversity School
Eight Hour and Income Tax Bills Stir State House Debate
In a key day at the State House the eight hour bill faces Senate debate after killing the 54 hour bill while the income tax measure with a hostile committee report heads for discussion in the House. The income tax seek to amend the U S constitution to let Congress levy the tax, supported despite conservative House opposition. The eight hour bill, vetoed last year by Governor Draper, retains the prima facie clause holding employers liable if workers exceed eight hours. The bar and bottle bill clears the Senate 20 to 17, setting up a final clash with Governor Draper, who is ready to sign the anti liquor measure even as the long battle confirms no Senate shift from prior votes.
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Senate
Turtle
Pittsfield
Evans
Everett
Jash
Hanover
Doyle Deered
Nash
Lomasney
Boston
Massachuetts
Thorndike Spaulding
Treadway
Bennett
Blanchard
Bray
Purnham
Crosby
Denny
Farley
Greenwood
House
State House
Draper
Pattison Sees Foss Victory Over Draper in Cape District
Ex representative Tom Pattison says Foss will beat Draper in the November election, predicts 40 Republican rebels statewide, and backs James H. Vahey for attorney general on the Democratic ticket. He expects massachusetts party changes and notes possible runs by Billy Ames and Judge Harris in the Cape district.
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Tom Pattison
Repucan
Cape District
Eugene N
Ter
Draper
Pattison
Foss
Cape
Parker's
James H. Vahey
Vahey
King
Drat
Frothingham
Massachuset
Frothinghamf Ward
Democratit
Senate
Billy’ Ames
North Thion
Robert O. Harris
Harris
Congress
Saide
John White
New York Police Turn 1985 Exercise Law Violations Charges
A day after a Sunday with numerous complaints about exercise law violations, the New York Police Department reported that most 1985 affidavits charging violations were converted. Local officials stated the changes reflect ongoing enforcement actions and updates to the legal process.
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New York
Afidat
S Police Department
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Tol Pattison
Cape Cod
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Calcutta
China
Hong Kone Brug Co
Tokio
Afrianan, Matuya, Ltd
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U.S
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