Sullivan's Portrait Removal Triggers Boston Protest
The Central Council of the Irish County Clubs of Boston plans a formal protest next Tuesday night over the removal of ex Governor James Sullivan's portrait from the Governors gallery at the State House. Sullivan served 1807 to 1808 and critics say he should not be slighted.
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Central Council of
Irish County Clubs of
Boston
James Sullivan
State House
Sullivan
Frank L. Dean
Sunshine Society Gift Aids Blind Babies Home Debt
New York on May 3 reports Mrs. Alden of the Sunshine Society received a $5000 gift to clear the Blind Babies Home debt. Tomorrow a blind baby will hold the mortgage with Secretary of State Whalen set to oversee the ceremonial match. Exercises are planned.
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New York
Alden
The
Sunshine Society
Whalen
Fly Casting Record Shatters Mark Set by Kenniff
J B Kenniff of San Francisco breaks the world long distance fly casting record with a 134 foot cast at the San Francisco Fly Casting Club events at Stow Lake Golden Gate Park. He used a Massachusetts built rod from Standard Fishing Rod Co West Brookfield and notes potential over 140 feet under ideal conditions. Kenniff also holds bait casting titles.
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J. B. Kenniff
San Francisco
Massachusetts
Stow Lake
Golden Gate Park
W. D. Mansfield
New
Grover Cleveland Improves at Lakewood Hospital
The former president Grover Cleveland shows daily improvement from acute indigestion. Mrs. Cleveland reports hopeful for an early return to Princeton and assures the public hospital updates will be made if conditions change. Reports of cancer are unfounded.
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Lakewood
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Amateur Minstrel Show Promises City Hall Night of Fun
Lawrence residents attend the Young Men's Catholic Association amateur minstrel show at City Hall tomorrow. Stenographer Miss Gertrude Webshe of the Boston Elevated leads a broad cast including Nora Thornton Dina Roy Nel lie Thornton and John Barry with a full committee and cast of local performers.
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John J. O’brien
John J. Daley
Edward F. O’brien
William A. Landers
Paul Mulhare
Walter Holland
John Knightly
Timothy Fleming
James J. Moriarty
Brazil Seeks Large Japanese Immigration, Tokyo Reports
Tokyo reports Mizumo, head of a major Japanese immigration firm, has returned from Brazil with claims of a strong demand for Japanese migrants. He says Brazil wants a vast influx to curb German influence in Rio de Janeiro and strengthen ties with Japan.
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Berlin
Germany
Tokio
Mizumo
Japan
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Judge Is Thrown From Runabout Into Street Car
Ex City Judge John P. Schuchman of 126 East Twelfth Street was riding a runabout when his horse bolted after a near collision at Lenox Avenue and 117th Street. The horse rammed the trolley car, Schuchman was hurled through the car window into the aisle, striking bystander Ethel Douglas, a 7 year old girl from 2467 Seventh Avenue.
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New York
John P. Schuchman
East Twelfth Street
Lenox Avenue
One Hundred and Seventeenth Street
Ethel Douglas
Seventh Avenue
Boy Dies in Mock Duel in Pittsburgh
Albert Kleer, 19, held at Carnegie after John Young, 11, died during a staged mock duel. Revolvers were believed empty when Young was shot.
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Pittsburg
Albert Kleer
Carnegie
John Young
Young
Market review and outlook by William E Soulé
A stock market summary noting Kuhn Loebs role with Pennsylvania loan and foreign support. It discusses securities demand, railroad financing, and earnings at United States Steel, plus prospects for gold movements, Union Pacific financing, and cautions from Henry Clews about a slow, steady recovery rather than rapid revival.
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United States Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
Steel Corporation
Union Pacific
Treasury
Henry Clews
Wall Street
Stockholders urged to back Lawson presidency at Bay State Gas
A Philadelphia letter dated April 30 1908 urges Bay State Gas Company stockholders to proxy vote for Lawson to become president. It claims the stock’s value could surge from 45 cents to 1 or more and argues withholding votes would erase much of the stock’s value. The note describes transfers within the American Loan Trust system and stresses urgent support for Lawson’s leadership.
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Europe
New York
Treasury
New York Bank
Thomas W. Lawson
Bay State Gas Company
Lawson
Stock Market Goodal
Pany
American Loan & Trust Company
Trust Company
Philadelphia
Bay State Gas
Bay State
Boston Daily Curb
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Boston
Probing Dead Banker's Books In New Jersey
Manasquan New Jersey May 3 The board of directors of the First National Bank met to review accounts after president Morgan Delancey Magee killed himself at the Manasquan Inlet. Marlboro May 3 Hoodlums damaged property across the town including Happy Hollow Prospect Street Hill and Middlesex Square.
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N. J
First National Bank
Morgan Delancey Magee
Manasquan Inlet
Marlboro
Happy Hollow District
Prospect Street Hill
Middlesex Square
Loch Etive Drift as Melbourne Voyage Delays
The British ship Loch Etive remains overdue from Melbourne with a valuable wood cargo. Normally 95 days, the voyage has stretched to 114 days, raising anxiety among consignees over the cargo value.
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Australia
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