119th Anniversary Celebrated by Boston Fusiliers
The Boston Fusilier Veteran Association marked its 119th anniversary with a street parade and a banquet at Faneuil Hall. Guests included the First Light Infantry of Providence and Amoskeag Veterans of Manchester. Governor Guild attended and greeted the 400 marching Fusiliers led by Major William E. Martin.
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Boston Fusilier Veteran Association
Faneuil Hall
Fusiliers
First Light Infantry
Providence
R. I
Amoskeag Veterans
Manchester
N. H
Washington Street
Guild
State House
City Hall
C. B. Phoenix
William E. Martin
Coast Artillery
Continental
Dover
Berkeley
Boylston
Arlington
Beacon
School
Washington
Summer
High
Congress
Milk
Quincy Market
W. Sinclair
Mayor Fitzgerald
Cole
House of Representatives
Lew Bowen
Rhode Island
Harold D. Gosse
Emmons
Harrison Hume
Maine
William H. Oakes
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Fred A. Walker
Legion of Spanish War Veterans
C. E. Staniels
The
R. J. Haughton
Knights of Pythias
William E. Lombard
W. J. Gillespie
W. E. Martin
George Hopkins
Moran
Relief Association Sends 5000 for Oakland Refugees
Massachusetts Relief Association voted to send 5000 for the 10000 refugees at Oakland, drawing on its reserve fund as the state fund stood at 814632.72. Money to be delivered to William H. Seabury, Massachusetts representative at Oakland, with arrears of 10000 noted. Several travelers departed May 6 for the East, receiving tickets and 10 each for expenses.
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Massachusetts Relief Association
Oakland
William H. Seabury
Massachusetts
Draper
Seabury
East
W. H. Churchill
H. C. Bach
Bella Bach
D. Bach
F. L. Davis
Patrick Lynch
G. E B. Crutchfield
Mary Dunn
Franklin Lebo
Lizzie Maguire
Crane declines bid for governor sparking Prohibition debate
Rev. Charles A. Crane D D of the People's Temple refuses to run for governor, saying a license party does not fit his views. He criticizes legalized liquor, calls the traffic a political power and a lawbreaker, and notes he was approached by Prohibition leaders but will not parade with military displays.
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Crane
Massachusetts
Charles A. Crane
D. D
People’s Temple
Dr. Crane
Prohibition Party
Anent
Prize Drill Competition Among District High Schools
Boston districts held an annual prize drill at Mechanics Hall with four regiments and seven schools competing. uth Boston High School won the lieutenant colonelcy in the new Fourth Regiment as Captain Sherman Woodward led Company A with top marks. Major prizes went to East Boston Roxbury and Brighton. individual medals awarded to members from South Boston Dorchester West Roxbury and others amid loud public support.
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Boston
Mechanics’ Hall
Carter
Dorchester
South Boston
Charlestown
East Boston
Roxbury
West Roxbury
Brighton
James H. Smyth
H Company
Coast Artillery
Christopher Harrison
Franklin J. Burnham
M. V. M. M. S. Kenney
Uth Boston High School
Sherman Woodward
Charles EK. Fild
East Bosto Secon
Hugh P. McNally
Daniel F. Sullivan
Murphet
Larry Peterson
Coveney
Sernt
Ergeant Carter
B. Sart
Wall
L. A. Morvzill
M. White
Private Battis
E. Fitzgerald
Joseph “H.scoll
Wendell R. Swint
George C. Wanser
Theron D. Harris
Francis B. Maher
Sai On
Charles P. Boyle
Frank
A Boon to the Bilious
A reader exhorts readers to reconsider dietary blame for bilious attacks, arguing the liver and stomach require attention first and urging remedies beyond diet.
Beecham's Pills Advertised for Digestive Relief
An advertisement touts Beecham's Pills as a remedy to settle the stomach regulate the liver and stimulate bowel work. It claims quick effects improving digestion aiding assimilation and avoiding irritation of the intestines with use warnings of symptoms indicating an inactive liver. Sold everywhere in 10c and 25c boxes.
Mrs Jefferson Davis Improves After Illness in New York Hotel
New York May 11 Mrs Jefferson Davis who had been ill with the grip for several days in her apartment at the Hotel Gerard was reported much improved today.
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New York
Jefferson Davis
Gerard
Love and Sentiment Advice From Mildred Champagne
A 20 year old woman writes about a 22 year old beau who is see ing another girl. Mildred Champagne counsels to stop writing and end the deceitful correspondence, urging honesty and self respect.
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Miss Champagne
Police Parade Review Plans Stamford Boston Leaders Inspect Parade
Governor Guild and Mayor Fitz Gerald will review the Boston police parade Thursday afternoon with previews at the State House and City Hall. The parade forms at 1 15 P M on Commonwealth Avenue and moves at 2 P M along a route through Arlington to the Common with detailed battalion and division formations and 60 patrolmen per company.
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Guild
Fitzgerald
Boston
State House
City Hall
Commonwealth Avenue
Arlington Street
Arlington
Boylston
Tremont
Federal
Devonshire
Water
Washington
School
Beacon
Charles Streets
Governor vetoes fishing bill over water pollution risk
Governor Guild sent to the Legislature a veto of a bill allowing boating and fishing in parts of the metropolitan water system including Whitehall Pond Washa cum and Lake Cochituate. He argued no license revocation power exists and warned of typhoid risk in polluted water affecting 960000 residents.
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Guild
Whitehall Pond
Washacum
Lake Cochituate
McClure Buys Phillips Interests in McClure’s Magazine
McClure has acquired all of John G Phillips interests in McClures Magazine and the McClure Phillips publishing firm. A. A. Boyden will be managing editor, with Ida Tarbell Ray Baker and J Lincoln Steffens among the proposed associates if a new venture begins. Witter Bynner joins as staff, signaling internal changes and possible new publications amid Roosevelt trust-exposure tensions.
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New York
S. 8
McClure
John 8. Phillips
McClure, Phillips & Co
Phillips
A. A. Boyden
Witter Bynner
Boyden
Miss Tarbell
Baker
Steffens
Roosevelt
T Em
Cambridge Woman Named Librarian for New North Cambridge Library
Miss Ebien Hayes, a well known Cambridge girl, is appointed librarian of the new North Cambridge Library set to open in the fall.
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Ebien Hayes
Cambridge
New North
No Armistice For Countess in Paris Divorce Case
The Castellane matter resumed in Paris with Count Boni and Countess Anna Gould present. The countess, with counsel Edmond Kelly, pressed for an absolute divorce after the hearing showed no chance of reconciliation. She will file the bill and have papers served as the case moves forward.
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Paris
Count Boni
Anna Gould
Edmond Kelly
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William O. Libby
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George D. Yeaton
George A. Hall
Charles W. Searles
O. M. Hanscom
Hiram H. Rich
Laurence Cain
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Lawrence Cain
Edward F. Gaskin
George W. Wescott
Thomas E. Evans
Color Company
John T. O’lalor
Irving A. H. Peabody
Ivision
Otis Kimball
Hugh Lee
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James M. Coulter
Oscar E. Boynton
P. D. Warren
George A. Wyman
James FE. Sargent
Charles W. Hunt
John J.hanley
Daniel EF. Curran
William J. Lowery
Philip McBryan
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George H. Guard
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