Navy assigns officers to recruit stations in three cities
Washington May 18 The Navy Department named officers to head recruiting stations in Boston Detroit and Cincinnati. Lieutenant J Grady will lead Boston Lieutenant C H Bullock Detroit and Lieutenant R W Kessler Cincinnati will take charge while those officers attend the summer conference at the Naval War College in Newport R I.
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Washington
Navy Department
Navy
Boston
Detroit
Cincinnati
Naval War College
Newport
R. I
J. Grady
C. H. Bullock
R. W. Kessler
Ramsey dies of accidental gas poisoning at 81
Providence reporter details the death of Roger Ramsey 81 a retired businessman from accidental gas poisoning. The May 18 incident is noted as the cause of death with no foul play suspected.
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Providence
R. I
Roger Ramsey
Loan of Museum Art Treasures to Fogt Museum
Trustees of the Museum of Wine Arts loan a selection of paintings and classical antiquities to the Fogt Museum at Harvard for display during the moving months.
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Museum of Wine Arts
Fogt Museum
Harvard
Rat Attacks Sleeping Boy in East Boston Bed
A starving rat climbed into 10-year-old Leo Walshs bed on 21 Meridian Street East Boston and sank its teeth into his arm causing severe lacerations. He was rushed to the East Boston Relief station for treatment.
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Leo Walsh
Meridian Street
East Boston
Citizens denounce the mayor's veto on Charlestown plans
In South Boston and Charlestown, Aldermen Attridge and Hale defend 80 000 Charlestown and 60 000 South Boston building funds for new jail and court facilities. The mayor would cut to 35 000 and remodel the old courthouse as activists demand a modern, central site with adequate cells and sanitary conditions. Doctors lawyers and business leaders urge swift construction.
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Boston
Charlestown
John J. Attridge
Matthew Hale
Alderman Attridge
Alderman Hale
Finance Commission
Court House
Hale & Attridge
Francis Magurn
Julia Duff
Hibbard
District Court
W. W. Raymond
Warren Avenue
W. H. Breen
Magurn
John Allendorf
South Boston
Herbert K. Keenan
Medical Association of
P. A. Foley
Longfellow Niece Sues Boston Banker for 15000
Marian Longfellow O Donoghue niece of the Cambridge poet sues Arthur W Moors of Boston banker for 15000 in damages alleging negligence in snow and ice removal at 1213 Beacon Street Brookline where she fell in December 1908 and sustained permanent injuries. Moors denies the claim.
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Marian Longfellow O'Donoghue
Cambridge
Arthur W. Moors
Boston
O'Donoghue
Brookline
Portland
Fendant
Beacon Street
Ellen T. Longfellow
Moors
J. B. Moors & Co
Honors Fall to Art Pupils
The annual School of the Museum of Fine Arts exhibition on Huntington Avenue near Ruggles Street awarded three prizes yesterday with more to come this week. The Ayer prize for best portrait went to Miss Rosamond Coolidge for $40. a prize was shared by Richard Meryman and Carl J. Nordell. Nordell recently earned the Paige scholarship, providing two years abroad and $1600 for expenses. Additional prizes of $50 for portrait life and cast, an anonymous prize for Mr. Benson's advanced class, and Mrs. Kimball's $150 modelling prize will be given Friday. The show includes works by prize winners and students such as Ida M. Dougherty, Philip Lyford, Walter L. Cheever, Mary B. Titcomb, and many others across Tarbell’s advanced portrait class, Pratt’s modelling class, Benson’s advanced class, Pratt’s afternoon modelling, Hale’s life class, and Paxton’s antique class.
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Museum of Fine Arts
Huntington Avenue
Ruggles Street
Ayer
Rosamond Coolidge
Richard Meryman
Carl J. Nordell
Paige
Sears
Emily B. W. Waite
Ellen W. Chase
Mabel Norman
Helen Blum
Arthur L. Long
Thomas c. Cole
Ralph MacLellan
Dorma M. Schuster
William James, Jr
Martha Crocker
Marion RB. Allen
Marjorie H. Thomas
Adeline Baxter
Charles A. Hafner
Mr. Pratt
Anna P. Woollett
John F. Paramini
Anna Glenny
Frederick W. Allen
Helen Greenleaf
Benson
Winifred Bosworth
Alfred Lowe
Frederick G. Hall
Dorothea Keep
Randall Murphy
Marion I. P. Pooke
Gertrude Tiske
Alice TL. Heath
Susan A. Poor
Harold M. Sweet
Jonathan Arthur Twutehins
Gertrude Whitterore
Anna I. Ball
Alice S.ixeep
Gertrude Allen
W. T. Williams
Phoebe Ropes
G. E. Kerlin
Edna Barrett
Mr. Hale
R. Logan
Winifred B. Warren
H. J. Williams
Lois Wilcox
Edith Park
J. M. Calder
S. Hamachi
E. Collom
Alice P. Avery
Philips
EB. D. Drake
Bailey C. Allen
Philip Lyford
Cowell
Paxton
H. Carrotto
Ernest FE. Perry
Joseph E. Cowell
Ethel Wetzler
A. Gallagher
Mary C. Bryant
Esther Parker
Ethel P. Nor
Geraldine Farrar Denies Engagement in Paris Visit
Miss Geraldine Farrar and her mother arrived in Paris from New York via Cherbourg amid rumors of an engagement to Antonio Secotti. She denied any marriage plans and said she will spend the summer in France before returning to the United States in autumn.
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Paris
Geraldine Farrar
New York
Cherbourg
Hughes' Son Taken Ill in Providence
May 18 in Providence Rhode Island Charles E Hughes Jr senior at Brown University son of New York Governor was taken to Rhode Island Hospital with a severe cerebro spinal meningitis over studying is blamed as the trigger Governor Hughes notified promptly upon his son's removal to hospital
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Providence
R. I
Charles E. Hughes, Jr
Brown University
Hughes
New York
Rhode Island Hospital
Plan to test 100000 children before fall school opening
The executive committee of the United Improvement Association approved a plan to stamp out diphtheria in public schools by taking 100000 cultures from school children the week before schools open in fall. It was voted to present the plan to the 14 member organizations to make a united appeal to the Board of Health.
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The
United Improvement Association
Association
Board of Health
Eight Hour Bill Faces House Vote Today
The eight hour measure faces a House vote today after Governor Draper vetoed it. Representative Thomas J. Fay of Ward 18 leads the labor push, while William Garcelon of Newton opposes the bill and defends the Governor. Garcelon noted few Republicans would vote against the Governor.
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Draper
Thomas J. Fay
Ward 18
William Garcelon
Newton
Garcelon
Taft names Whitelaw assistant treasurer in St Louis
Washington May 18 report that President Taft will appoint Oscar L Whitelaw as assistant treasurer of the United States at St Louis to succeed T J Akins recently named postmaster at that city.
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Washington
Taft
Oscar L. Whitelaw
United States
St. Louis
T. J. Akins
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Plan Diphtheria Crusade
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Robert G. Dodge
Nantucket Central Railroad
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United States Circuit Court
Pittsfield
Thomas P. Pingree
Salem
Catherine Colt
James D. Colt
Supreme Court
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