Vermont for Olney Says McGettrick
Richard Olney is Vermont Democrats’ presidential choice. A state convention June 22 will send a delegation to St Louis. Felix W. McGettrick says Vermont will follow Massachusetts, Olney is the only seriously considered candidate here, with Parker and Hearst unlikely to win delegates.
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ST. Albans
Richard Olney
Vermont
St. Louis
Massachusetts
Felix W. McGettrick
Olney
Mr. Olney
Parker
Hearst
Rabbi Hirshberg resigns from Temple Ohabei Sholom
Rabbi Samuel Hirshberg announces his resignation from Temple Ohabei Sholom saying the increasingly orthodox, less liberal shift in the congregation conflicts with his beliefs. He plans to move to Milwaukee but would have preferred to stay in Boston amid mixed reactions from members. The temple president cites differing views among congregants and wishes him success with a two month paid vacation.
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Ohabei Sholom
Samuel Hirshberg
Milwaukee
Boston
Rosnosky
The
Tenie
Homse
Dr. Hirshberg
Cure for Pepsia Promises Complete Recovery
An old testimonial claims long pepsia illness ended after using a product called Cal Honey Store. The writer attributes complete cure to the remedy, noting prior sickness and urging others to seek the treatment. The message references a potential money refund and a Newark address for further information.
Hale Pension Plan Killed in House Debate
In the House yesterday the committee on probate and chancery granted leave to withdraw the petition for a system of old age pensions, as advocated by Howard Everett Hale. Mr. McManus of Natick dissented.
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Committee On Probate and Chancery
Howard Everett Hale
Mr. McManus
Natick
High Court of Foresters Standing Committees Named
The High Court of Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters announced its regular standing committees for 194. Finance chairpersons include T. B. Reardon Lynn Dennis E Murphy Brockton Charles E Benning Malden On grievances Rev James H ONeil Rockland John N OBrien New Bedford George DH Stuart Newton Printing Dennis Murphy Brockton Dennis D Driscoll Francis J McQueeney M D Boston Applications Dr Francis J McQueeney Major John Ledward Boston Charles B Bonning Malden
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High Court OF Foresters
High Court of Massachusetts
Catholic Order of Foresters
T. B. Reardon
Lynn
Dennis E. Murphy
Brockton
Charles E. Benning
Malden
James H. O’neil
Rockland
John N. O’brien
New Bedford
George DH. Stuart
Newton
Dennis ©. Murphy
Dennis D. Driscoll
Francis J. McQueeney
M. D
Boston
John.j. Ledward
Charles B. Bonning
Mitchell Sees Roosevelt About Colorado Affairs
John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers and President Keith of the Longshoremen's Union called on President Roosevelt to discuss the mining regions of Colorado. Both leaders expressed serious concern over the situation.
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Mitchell
Roosevelt
Colorado
Washington
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Keith
Newton Irish League Grows Newton Branch Adds Members
Fifty new members joined the Newton branch of the United Irish League at a meeting held yesterday in A. O. A. W. Hall. President James P. Farrell presided as speakers including T. B. Fitzpatrick M. J. Jordan Colonel Blake John O Callaghan P. J. Duane and M. J. Cunniff of Watertown addressed the gathering.
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Newton
Father Walsh Urges Roxbury Youths to Marry
Rev Thomas Walsh of St Patrick's Roxbury urges marriage as a duty to God church and society. He says many young men lack courage to wed despite plenty of eligible women. He offers to marry gratis and warns that marriage strengthens character and purpose. Parish leaders and young women respond with mixed views praising his stance while noting practical hurdles.
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Father Walsh
ST. Patrick's
St. Patrick’s
Roxbury
Thomas Walsh
Sam
Thomas O'Neil
Young Men's Association
John Hession
Isabella Killey
Young Ladies’ Association of the Church
Post
Mary Graham
Young Ladies Sodality
Dan C. Downing
Purdy
Thomas A. Walsh
St. Patrick’s Parish
Peace settles Brockton Plymouth two town status and build plans
Peace is declared between Brockton and Old Plymouth over two shire towns. Brockton will receive a $60,000 county building and Plymouth a $70,000 structure. Brockton gains a branch registry of deeds while Plymouth retains colonial records and the historic rock of our forefathers.
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Brockton
Plymouth
Old Town
Committee On Counties
Provincetown Bill Vetoed by Governor Bates
Governor Bates vetoed the Prov incetown bill authorizing town contracts for electricity and water. The veto was sustained. He argued the measure is unnecessary and potentially beyond town powers, risking loss of protections under general law and questionably extending regulatory control.
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Bates
Provincetown
Besa Lake
Board of Gas and Electrimmissioners
Elias
Spring Habit Of Taking Hood's It Isa
A reader story notes a growing spring habit linked to using Hood's It Isa. The column urges caution about overreliance on old remedies and suggests seeking balanced health practices and consulting medical guidance.
GOOD HABIT PROMOTES HEALTH AND VIGOR IN HOT WEATHER
Purifying and enriching the blood, it renovates the whole system and strengthens the body to stand heat strain. The 5000 testimonial letters received last year reflect more than twenty five years of successful business and an honest medicine presented with truth and integrity.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Offered Everywhere
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla for immediate purchase and daily use, noting availability at many shops nationwide and urging readers to start taking it today.
Carnegie Hero Fund Denounced in Pittsburg
Ex Governor William A Stone of Pennsylvania attacked the Carnegie Hero Fund at a Lisle Post G A R meeting in Pittsburgh. He mocked the $5,000,000 fund saying true heroes need no official endorsement and would shun public charity.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Carnegie Hero Fund
William A. Stone
Pennsylvania
Lisle Post
Prison Terms Awarded in Superior Criminal Court
James Hood alias Purcell received three to five years in state prison for robbing the captain of the Mary Ann in port. Frank Frasier was sentenced to four to seven years for robbery and assault of Lee Craig at 8 Phillips street. John Burke drew 18 months in the House of Correction for wife cheating. George Summers faces four to seven years for breaking and entering.
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James Hood
Purcell
Superior Criminal Court
DeCourcey
Mary Ann
Frank Frasier
Lee Craig
Phillips Street
John Burke
House of Correction
George Summers
Coffee and Postum reportedly aid sleep and stomachs
A California woman credits stopping coffee and starting Postum with improved sleep, saying she now sleeps soundly. Her brother, who drank coffee thrice daily, switched to Postum and stopped sour stomachs. The ad encourages a 10 day trial and references The Road to Wellville.
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California
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Paine's Celery Compound Restores Health at 65
In Pleasureville Kentucky a man aged sixty five reports nerve weakness and trembling spells lasting a decade ended after using Paine's Celery Compound. He says after three bottles his troubles disappeared, appetite returned, and he can work and move without overexertion, feeling younger and stronger.
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Paine
Pleasureville
Williams&, Gibson
No damages for Mt Vernon Street bill defeated
In the House yesterday Representative Stone moved a substitute bill to compensate Mrs Anna F Conant for business loss from changing Mt Vernon street grade. The substitute would let anyone damaged by state house changes petition in court within one year. The bill failed 9 to 55 as Pierce Taft argued credits under statute had expired and a general bill invites endless litigation.
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Stone
Lexington
Anna F. Conant
Mt. Vernon Street
State House
Pierce and
Taft
Judiciary Committee
Mystery in Baby's Death at Hawthorn Court
Chelsea police investigate infant death found in a wash boiler at 6 Hawthorn Court after a woman alerted the station. A male infant, only a few days old, was removed to Briggs' undertaking rooms for autopsy by Medical Examiner Harris.
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Chelsea
Hawthorn Court
Harris
Briggs
Maurice Pike an old time actor found homeless
Maurice B. Pike an old time actor aged 67 is in the alcoholic ward at Bellevue Hospital in New York. He once appeared opposite Blanche Bates in The Darling of the Gods and left his company two months ago in Ohio. His brother Louis Pike found him wandering near Highth Avenue and Thirty eighth Street on Saturday night.
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New York
Maurice B. Pike
Bellevue
Pike
Blanche Bates
Ohio
Louis Pike
Maurice
Highth Avenue
Thirty-eighth Street
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