Carnegie Off For Visit To Europe
New York May 23 Andrew Carnegie his wife and daughter left today on the steamer Celtic for their annual visit to Europe The Laird of Skibo was looking well and hearty Not a word on the political situation He said it is too humiliating He added I shall never despair of the republic It bears a charmed life and will come right in the end I cant say who will be nominated.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Celtic
Europe
Skibo
Republic
Freight Handlers Called on to Strike Across Region
Chicago May 23 Officials of the International Brotherhood of Railway Freight Handlers discussed an order urging members in the central west to quit work. A union statement yesterday said the strike order had been sent nationwide and today officials qualified that a strike probably would be called today.
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Chicago
International Brotherhood of Railway Freight Handlers
Central West
Coleman Re elected President of Advertising Clubs of America
G W Coleman of Boston was re elected president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America this afternoon in Dallas Texas noting the organization's annual meeting and vote outcome.
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Advertising Clubs of America
Dallas
Texas
G. W. Coleman
Boston
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Mayor Surrounded by Crowd at Local Grocery
Mayor George L. Farrell of Malden withstood a crowd of 300 at Harvard and Bryant streets yesterday afternoon and escorted to safety a young man they had surrounded in a small grocery store and attacked.
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George L. Farrell
Malden
Harvard
Bryant Streets
Dallas Leader Fred E. Johnston Elected First Vice President
Fred E. Johnston of Dallas was elected first vice-president unanimously, succeeding T. W. Lequatte of Des Moines. P. S. Florea of Indianapolis was re-elected secretary, and G. D. Mekeel of Minneapolis was re-elected treasurer. San Francisco won the prize for bringing the largest number of delegates the farthest distance.
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Fred E. Johnston
Dallas
Johnston
T. W. Lequatte
Des Moines
P. S. Florea
Indianapolis
G. D. Mekeel
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Deer Rescued While Swimming Hull Gut Taken to Boston
A deer was picked up yesterday by a lobster fisherman while swimming Hull Gut and taken to Fort Andrew. It will be transported to Boston by boat this morning for further care.
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Fort Andrew
Boston
Mayors Narrow Escape From Angry Crowd After Market Incident
A sheriff ordered a market receiver, Samuel Saltz’s store owner, to be held. Residents angered by his creditors’ failure mobbed the temporary custodian as Mayor Farrell, in a motor car, intervened. A woman tore hair, a man struck the man’s eye, and the Mayor was pushed before calm returned.
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Samuel Saltz
Saltz
Suffolk Square
Farrell
Broker Must Serve Two Years In Jail
Allan H. MacKenzie, a stock broker at 84 State Street, is ordered to serve two more years in jail after the Supreme Judicial Court upheld his conviction for conspiracy to steal 9432.67 from fellow broker Wesley A. Gove.
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Allan H. MacKenzie
State Street
Durance
Supreme Judicial Court
Wesley A. Gove
Electric lights planned for Harvard dormitories
Hallis Holworthy and Stoughton Halls in the Harvard yard will be thoroughly modernized this summer with electric lighting for seniors occupying rooms next term.
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Hallis
Holworthy
Stoughton Halls
Harvard Yard
Quadrangle
Finest exemplification of degrees at Faneuil Hall
A large attendance of Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters members witnessed what was described as the finest exemplification of the various degrees in the city. About 650 members were presented last evening at Faneuil Hall. Merrimac court of Haverhill supplied the degree staff and an 18 voice choir. Candidates came from 75 or more Boston courts. Addresses followed by high standing committee members and other order members.
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Order of Foresters
Faneuil Hall
Merrimac Court of Haverhill
Boston
Fireman Brown Retired After Back Injuries
Joseph H. E. Brown of Ladder 25 is pensioned at $600 yearly after three years unable to perform duties due to back injuries from a hot air explosion that knocked him down stairs at a fire on January 18, 1907.
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Joseph H. E. Brown
Ladder 25
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