Jewelled G A R badge for oldest and youngest Civil War veterans
The Boston Daily and Sunday Post will present a jewelled G A R badge inscribed to the oldest veteran and the youngest veteran of the Civil War in New England whose portrait and war record arrive at this office before May 30, 1906. Photographs will be preserved and returned if requested. Address.
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Boston Daily and Sunday Post
New England
Veterans Linked to Worcester Figures in Local Notices
Edward J. Ryan of Worcester born in Springfield on May 4 1850 enlisted in the Tenth Massachusetts in 1864 served as drummer at Fort Warren and Boston Common later becoming superintendent of railway mail service First division since June 1890 He joined George H Ward Post 10 in 1868 John J Fisher of Malden born April 12 1820 served in the Second Massachusetts Regiment as a musician in Shenandoah valley later discharged for illness He belongs to Post 40 G A R Malden and resides at 27 Clarke Street
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Edward J. Ryan
Worcester
Springfield
Mass
Massachusetts
George A. Perry
Fort Warren
Boston Harbor
Boston Common
George H. Ward
Ryan
Post Office
Mr. Fisher
Malden
Second
Massachusetts Regiment
Shenandoah Valley
Post 40
Unitarian Leaders Clash With Federation Over Exclusion
At Tremont Temple the Rev. Samuel A. Eliot criticized the Federation of Churches for excluding Unitarians and urged liberal churches to promote a simple rational faith and broader cooperation. Ex-Governor John D. Long shared the concern. The association reported over 285000 dollars in total receipts for the year, with major gifts for endowment, church and Sunday school gifts, invested fund income, loan returns, publications sales, and a San Francisco fund installment.
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American Unitarian Convention
Tremont Temple
Samuel A. Eliot
Association
Eliot
Harvard College
Federation of Churches
John D. Long
Interchurch Federation
New York
San Francisco
F. C. Southworth
Prescott Keyes
J. Edward Wright
Charles E. St. John
E. N. Delano
George Hutchinson
Paul R. Frothingham
L. C. Cornish
May Party Acknowledged as Notable Event by Division 76
Preparations by Fabers of Division 76 A H for a May Day party at Bloomfield Hall Dorchester tomorrow evening draw notable officials from the state including city leaders business and religious figures Mayor Fitzgerald is invited. Officers include Don O Connell vice president Joseph Walsh president and Fred J Carey secretary with John J Hoar Peter Keon John F Reardon Thomas J Ryan Peter A Collins and George Sherry on the arrangements committee.
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Fabers
Division 76
Bloomfield Hall
Dorchester
Fitzgerald
Don O'Connell
Joseph Walsh
Fred J. Carey
John J. Hoar
Peter Keon
John F. Reardon
Thomas J. Ryan
Peter A. Collins
George Sherry
Father Seizes His Son From Spencer Home
Frederick Hunt of Newport Centre Vermont allegeing his 8 year old son was illegally held at the Spencer Children's Industrial Home run by Rev. H C Hofmann He arrived with his sister and a detective after heated contention and recovered the boy The mother Mrs Hunt claims guardianship papers and vows to seek legal recovery The incident follows prior attempts and fears for the mother's safety at the home in Lynn Massachusetts
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H. C. Hofmann
Spencer
Frederick Hunt
Newport Centre
Ethel Hunt
Eliza J. Quero
Huntles
G. G. Edwards
Williams Avenue
Lynn
Edwards
Post
Mr. Hunt
Willie
Newport
First Step Toward Burton Expulsion in Senate
Senator Hale of Maine introduced a resolution directing the privileges and elections committee to examine the legal effect of the recent Supreme Court decision in Burton Kansas and to report recommendations on action by the Senate. It is feared Burton faces possible jail if resources fail before December. Sentiment favors expulsion at this session pending the committee report.
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Washington
Senate
Burton
Kansas
Hale
Maine
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Supreme Court
Congress
United States
Man Confesses to Haymow Killing of Minnie Brendt in Akron
Akron Ohio May 22 The dead body of Minnie Brendt was found hidden in a haymow and Leo Diebel 26 confessed to the killing. Diebel said he kept the girl secreted for four days while planning to marry her against his mother's opposition.
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Akron
Minnie Brendt
Leo Diebel
Diebel
Miss Brendt
Piebel
St Catherine's Alumni May Party Tonight
St Catherine's Alumni Society of Somerville will hold a May party this evening in Mberle Hall Union Square Somerville. Dane will be preceded by musical entertainment.
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St. Catherine's Alumni Society of
Somerville
Mberle Hall
Union Square
Woman Convicted of Polygamy Sentenced to Sherborn
Worcester district reports Mrs. Laura Rivard Gould was sentenced to Sherborn Reformatory for polygamy. Married at 14 to Rivard, she later wed C Walter Gould without divorce. Disposition of her children remains open.
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Worcester
Laura Rivard-Gould
Sherborn Reformatory
Laura
Rivard
C. Walter Gould
Selected West Roxbury Streets For Improvement
Superintendent of Streets Doyle and Executive Engineer Sullivan with Aldermen Kneeland and Bromberg visited West Roxbury yesterday morning and selected a number of streets for improvement during the coming season.
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Doyle
Sullivan
Kneeland and Bromberg
West Roxbury
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