Ex-Congressman Charles A Boutelle Dies in Wa verly Asylum
Former Maine congressman Charles A Boutelle died at the McLean Asylum in Waverly at 4 pm after a period of mental illness. He had served in the Forty-eighth Congress starting in 1882 and was reelected multiple times. He resigned in February ending a long career in journalism and public service. He leaves three daughters and a brother E P Boutelle.
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Charlies A. Boutelle
Bangor
McLean Asylum
Waverly
Annie
Charles A. Boutelle
Damariscotta
Yarmouth Academy
New York
James G. Blaine
Daily Wiuig and Courier
Insurgent Attack Fails at Nacarilan Laguna Province
Reports from Mantua indicate a failed assault on Nacarilan in Laguna. A Private of the Eighth Infantry was wounded. In Pasace near South Camarines three American soldiers died and a native scout was captured. General MacArthur orders civil reports for his final summary. A weather bureau bill aims to continue the Manila observatory with a director earning 2500 per year.
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Mantua
Nacarilan
Laguna
Eighth Infantry
Pasace
Camarines Province
MacArthur
Manila
Civil Service
May Party of Bormarttar Council 138 at Bloomfield Hall
Dorchester hosts a removeless May party from Bormarttar Council 138 K of C at Bloomfield Hall last evening with many officials and visiting knights in attendance.
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Dorchester
Bormarttar Council
K. of C
Bloomfield Hall
Foresters of America Hold Thirteenth Annual Session in New Bedford
More than 500 members and delegates attended the thirteenth annual Foresters of America session in New Bedford. William H. Stafford presided as G C R from Lowell, the executive council reported steady growth, increased funeral fund, and more courts established since May 16 1900, with executive sessions and welcomed remarks from Mayor Ashley and local brethren.
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New Bedford
the Foresters of America
William H. Stafford
Lowell
Ashley
Definis J. McAuliffe
Stafford
Gtand Court
Executive Council
Overdose of Opium Ends Life of John Bleekman
John Bleekman a 61 year old cabinet maker formerly with Mason & Jin died at Massachusetts General Hospital from probable opium poisoning. He was found unconscious in bed by landlady Mrs Fayette Ayres and died twenty minutes after being taken to the hospital. A medical examiner was notified. Bleekman had a daughter in Cambridge and had been unemployed and in poor health since leaving Mason & Jin's last January.
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John Bleekman
Lynden Street
Massachusetts ‘General Hospital
Bleekman
Cambri
Mason & Jin’s
Justice Jerome Leads Raid In Street Room Raid
A raid led by Justice Jerome targeted a local pool room and cafe on Treore Street. Authorities reported disturbances and seized items as part of a Sanploy operation, with details remaining limited and officials stating the matter is under review.
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Terore
Igen
Gta
Trial of Pierson Over Child Death in White Plains
J Luther Pierson stood trial in White Plains on charges of wilful neglect for failing to obtain medical attendance for his sixteen month old child who died of catarrhal pneumonia in January. The jury found him guilty after Coroner Schafmeister and Dr Charles Birch testified the death resulted from lack of care. Pierson, defending himself, said his Christian Catholic Church rejected medical treatment citing faith and biblical inspiration as reasons.
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New York
J. Luther Pierson
White Plains
Pierson
Charlies
Birch
Christian Catholic Church of Chicago
Patrolman Driscoll Fined Half a Month's Pay
The Board of Police Commissioners issued General Order 768 disciplining Patrolman James Driscoll of Division 16 for neglect of duty by conversing with a citizen while on duty and failing to respond to a May 5 call for assistance. He was found guilty and fined 15 days pay, amounting to one percent of his wages.
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James Driscoll
Board of Police Commissioners
Cdl
Reed Missing from Avon Pond Sparks Wide Search
The disappearance of Hon. William L. Reed, 76, stirs intense concern as divers fail to locate his body at the Avon city reservoir. Witnesses saw him there last, with family offering a $300 reward for recovery or news, while searches extend into surrounding woods and trains or streetcars are checked. Reed, once a state senator, faced illness and possible mental distress prior to vanishing.
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Brockton
William Ll. Reed
Mr. Reed
South Street
Avon
Reed
Senate
May and June East Wind Prompts Coat Pick
Boston clothing shop notes east wind in May and June can require different coats. Recommends keeping a top coat handy for cooler mornings and evenings. Promotes men and boys wear with suits priced from 8 to 25 dollars and lines of 15 and 20 dollar suits still complete.
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Boston
Standard Clothing CO
Paris
Chas. M. Murphy
Opening of the woman’s building in Buffalo
The formal opening occurred today in Buffalo with a public reception for Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. A throng of visitors toured the handsome structure admired the tasteful arrangements and rich furnishings. No invitations were issued and the public was welcomed.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Medford Women Taxpayers Present School Budget Petition
A petition signed by over 1300 voters and taxpayers asking the full School Board appropriation was delivered to Mayor Baxter by Katherine Stone, chair of the committee. Signers were gathered largely through house to house canvassing and included only women who are taxpayers.
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Medford
Baxter
Katherine Stone
Opticians Ladies Night Highlights New England Meeting
The New England Association of Opticians held its annual ladies night at the Hotel Brunswick with about seventy five attendees enjoying a trio and orchestra. Officers for the coming year include President C T Winsby of Boston and Vice Presidents Tucker of Ed ford and Joseph Smith Jr of Taunton.
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New England Association’ of Opticians
Ana
Brunswick
C T.winsby
Boston
Charles. D
Hyde Park
H. L. Kiem
Borton
C. H. Bennett
Malden
Quimby
Palmer
Portland
Miaine Association of Ticlans
W. A. Earle
At A. Woll
New York
National Association
George H. Brown
Mannchester
N. H
Granite State Opticians’ Association
W. J.benm
Philadelphia
The
Keystone
Frederick Bogert
Anew York
Optical Jour
Court Criticizes Postoffice Delays In Walker Case
A U S Circuit jury yesterday found fault with late handling of affairs at the Dast Northfield Postoffice leading to the arrest of Samuel Walker on embezzlement charges. Walker claimed salary yet to be paid justified by his claimed services, while the government noted delayed actions and questioned thePostoffice Authority. The court imposed a $30 fine plus costs.
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United States
Clrcit
Lowell
Ste
Samuel Ealker
Walker
Holton
Imros
Rev Dr Kes Parkhurst Sailing Plans Tickets
New York May 21 The Rev Dr Kes H Parkhurst is booked to sail tomorrow morning on the Oceanic for a tour of Switzer land and England. Reports say his trip may influence political currents as observers note rising tensions and uncertain outcomes.
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TORK
Kes H. Parkhurst
Perkhurst
Switserland
England
Niger
Pathets
Dali
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Pater
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Old South Church
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Heath
McLean Sanitarium
Easy Pay Pioneers
Rype
Temple PI
Wm. J. Daly
Mgr
Long Island
Nacarlan
Pasaco
Browning, King & Co
Washington St
Matthew King
Forester Mert
Justice Jerome
Woods
Washington and
Braffle Streets
Italy
Pension
Harbor
Nesatya
Cassias
North Sq
North St
Mrs. Roosevelt
Washburn
Gle Hing Credit System of America
Jordan's
Opticians’ Ladies’ Night
Hotel
Parkhursts
Genereronn
Koray
Edison
Edison Phonographs
Witthourt
Mikeline
Tremont Street
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