Convention Opens as Hibernians Arrive in Record Numbers
The forty second annual Ancient Order of Hibernians convention begins in Boston with nearly 3200 delegates arriving at Quincy headquarters. Prominent attendees include National President P L Moran of Washington and dozens of state secretaries and presidents from across the United States and districts. Mass attendance is planned for this morning as delegates gather for the opening events.
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Mortana Diamond Lenses Advertises in Boston
The ad promotes Mortana Diamond Lenses praised as modern eyewear. It offers glasses at $1.00 per pair with free examination and hours listed from 9 to 12 A.M. and 7 to 9 P.M. at 601 Washington St. in Boston.
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May Divorce Session Opens in Suffolk Superior Court
The May sitting at Pemberton Square begins with Judge Allen on the bench. About 194 uncontested cases and about 50 contested ones, many over alimony and child custody, fill the docket. Prominent cases include M. Jernegan vs Mary Jernegan and Gatcomb vs Gatcomb, with notable counsel and banjo references. The Abbescher custody dispute highlights a sensational chase across the Atlantic, abduction episodes, and a long battle for the boy’s custody and maintenance.
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Quincy Woman Burned Infant Mystery Ended in Tragedy
Catharine Stanton 28 died at City Hospital after police say she killed her newborn and burned the body to hide the crime. A trunk with charred remains was found at her Common Street home, ending days of mystery. An inquest will determine if the infant was born alive and if infanticide occurred.
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Unknown man found drowned in reservoir near North Adams
The body of an unidentified man was found in the Esquire Reservoir ten miles south of the city. He was believed to have been struck by a train months earlier during winter and knocked into the water near the tracks.
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Gold Exports This Week Reported Amid Claims of Ravaging Shipments
The week saw estimates of gold exports possibly reaching around 5 000 to 6 000 pounds as shipments to London continued. observers note the figures as part of broader trade movements, with uncertainty over exact totals lingering in the market reports.
Melrose Aldermen Sustain Mayor Goulds Curfew Veto
The Melrose Board of Aldermen vote to sustain Mayor Goulds veto of the curfew ordinance. The mayor argues the measure targets youths and cites parental responsibility rather than police control, noting Melrose is not yet afflicted by juvenile participation in crime.
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Wales visit during Zeans' to Carte performance in London
May 1 report describes the Prince and Princess of Wales with the Duke and Duchess of Ceanaught at a London box as they attend the Zeans' to Carte performance. It notes plans to host a charity event for the American troops fund soon.
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Weather forecast lacks clear readable data
Fragmented forecast text for multiple Northeastern states describes cloudy conditions with warmer Tuesday, showers likely Wednesday, and fresh southerly winds. Mentions Maine New Hampshire Vermont Rhode Island Connecticut and New York with partial phrases and unclear timings.
Linemen Strike Settled in Western Division
Springfield May 7 The linemen of the western division of the New England Telephone Company reach a settlement after a conference between Assistant General Manager Denver and the workers. Details of the agreement were not disclosed.
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New ‘England Telephone Company
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Roberts Leads 200 Mile British Advance In South Africa
London reports Roberts's forces extended about 200 miles forming a wide curve with Rundie at Thabanchu and Hunter at Windsorton. The Boers retreated as Roberts threatened flanks, with Hamilton capturing Winburg and Smaldeel and engineers destroying Vet River bridges. Roberts aims for Zand River then Kroonstad as Polee Carew and Tucker push from the west and north.
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