Kickapoo opening sees orderly rush to land open
Boomers avoided disorder as hundreds gathered at the Kickapoo Reservation opening on May 23. Bicyclists led the dash toward the line with horsemen and wagons following. Olney was planned near the southern boundary.
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Britton
O. T
Kickapoo
North Canadian
Wellston
Idelah
Chandler
Chawtaw
Olney
New Territory
Sweeney’s Bridge
North Canadian River
Shawnee
United States
Cherokee Strip
M. J. Hyatt
Kansas
Jamison
Lizzie Anderson
Oklahoma
Tom King
Douglass
Kickapoo Reservation
Garnetville
Pottawatomie’ County
Posse
Major Neal
Big Jim
Meal
Man Falls Dead at South Norwalk as Farmer Near by Supposedly Targeted
In South Norwalk Connecticut a man collapsed dead after drawing a revolver aimed at a farmer who tried to drive by. Coroner calls the death suspicious and investigates the incident.
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South Norwalk
Conn
Daniel Scribner
Patrick H. Davis
Green Goods
Westport
Ferris
New York
Scribner
Doten
Bridgeport
F. Powers
Quincy
Ill
Reuben and
Laura Scribner
Vermont
Ferry department trims staff with three painter cuts
Superintendent Kellough reduced the workforce by firing painters Dennis Gammon Joseph Walsh and Michael Kelleher. The department will now employ eight painters and no new hires. Two carpenters are to be discharged and carpentry work will be hired out as needed.
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Kellough
Ferry Department
Dennis Gammon
Joseph Walsh
Michael Kelleher
Ward 11 Democrats Back Donovan for Central Committee President
The Democratic ward and city committee of Ward 11 met at Hotel Thorndike and unanimously supported Hon. James Donovan for the central committee presidency. Officers named include Chairman Benjamin W. Wells Secretary Henry D. Warren Treasurer Charles H. Cole Jr. and Executive Committee member Lawrence J. Towle. At a joint meeting of Ward 11 and 2 committees Monday night the group mostly voted to back Donovan as well.
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Ward 11
Hotel Thorndike
James Donovan
Central Committee
Benjamin W. Wells
Henry D. Warren
Charles H. Cole, Jr
Lawrence J. Towle
Wardal
Mr. Donovan
Funeral arrangements for General Cogswell in Salem
General Cogswell body arrives 8 10 Friday morning. Public viewing 9 30 to 1 30 in City Hall. Services at Tabernacle Church conducted by Rev Franks and Rev Hills. Closings and decorations mark day with civic and military escorts and a procession route through Salem.
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Salem
General Cogswell
Washington
Boston
City Hall
Common Council Chamber
Tabernacle Church
Charles C. Redmund
William G. Webber & Co
Cogswell
Custom House
Salem Cadgeen
Salem Light Infantry
Lowell
Phil H. Sheridan
Johnson
Joseph A. Dalton
Loyal Legion
Federal Street
Washington Street
St. Peter Streets
Lynde Street
Federal
Boston Street
Goodhue Street
Grove Street
Turner
W. D. Northend
J. B. F. Osgood
J. H. O'Neil
Moses T. Stevens
J. H. Walker
W. F. Draper
E. Winslow
E. D. Ropes
D. B. Hagar
H. A. Moore
A. H. Quint
Massachusetts
Weather Forecast For Regions In The Northeast
Washington dispatch reports Friday weather forecasts. Maine fair with southwest winds. New Haven Vermont and eastern New York fair with warmer southerly winds. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut fair with warmer variable winds.
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Washington
Maine
New Haven
Vermont
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Somerville Stone Crusher Row Sparks Council Rebuke
The Somerville highway committee chair Alderman Gilbert faced a rebuke at a Common Council meeting. An investigating committee was appointed after an order for a $60 stone crusher purchase, charged to the highway department, went to the Council for concurrence. Councilman Moore claimed the crusher had operated for two weeks, saying the committee overstepped its authority without City Council approval.
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Highway Committee
Somerville
Gilbert
Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Highway Department
Counccilman Moore
Councilman Crockett’s Speech Sparks Uproar in Boston Council
In the Boston Common Council chamber a heated scene erupts over a pledge question between Councilmen Norris and Crockett during the Seventeenth of June celebration. Crockett’s monosyllabic reply to being asked if he is AOH or APA member precedes a dramatic speech and renewed ruckus.
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Crockett
Norris
Order of Hibernians
Ward 10
South Bos
Mr. Crockett
Charlestown
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Elmwood Spring
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Marvick St
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Dana
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S.p.cooo
Swan’s
Pierce
Importers and Crocers
Scollay Square
Copley Square
Central Wharf
Coolidge’s Corner
Brookline
Garment Makers’ Union
Garment Workers’ Co-operative Workshop
Executive Council
Co-operative
C.H. Robinson & CO
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Fale
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Reidy
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