Draw Guns in Sturgis Bar Raid
In Bangor Maine on May 29 deputies battled at a South Brewer hotel bar room. Officers drew revolvers and clubs during a free-for-all. Daniel McDonald was arrested after being clubbed. Deputy Herman was injured by brass knuckles as Peter Smith escaped with handcuffs. Liquor was seized. McDonald to stand arraignment tomorrow on interfering with an officer.
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Militiamen Headed to National Officer School
Seventeen Massachusetts Volunteer Militia cavalry and field artillery officers left South Station aboard the Continental Limited to enroll at the national militia officers school in Fort Riley Kansas. They travel with their own uniforms equipment and bedding and will sleep in tents during the course. They are due to arrive Tuesday.
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Quarter Century Pastor of Parish at St. Rick's Cambridge
Today marks the 25th anniversary of Rev. Lawrence W. Slattery being ordained a priest. He will celebrate mass at St. Rick's Church and receive congratulations from friends as parishioners continue the building of a new house of worship with loyal support from the community.
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St. Rick’s Church
Cambridge
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Leaps to Death at Maine Eye and Ear Hospital
In Portland Maine Miss Martha Sherrard age 24 leaped from a fifth story window at the Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary and died within thirty minutes. The patient had been hospitalized about a week and the act is seen as a possible suicide. Two previous patients, including delirious women and a boy panicked by an operation, had died similarly in the past two years.
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Mrs. Cleveland Returns from Europe with Children
Mrs. Grover Cleveland and her children Esther Marion Richard and Francis arrived in New York today from Europe aboard the steamship George Washington.
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Rabbi Fleischer to Sabbatical After Memorial Day
Rabbi Fleischer clarified he will not leave Temple Israel this season and plans to resume Sunday services on Oct 23 after Jewish holy days. He intends a sabbatical year abroad starting summer 1911, possibly a globe tour, with the Memorial Sunday theme Lest we forget. The temple music was led by H L Gideon and a quartet and choir served Memorial Sunday. The congregation also visited Wakefield cemetery.
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Memorial Day in Jail for Would be Killer Carpenter
George Carpenter, 70, held on a charge of attempt to kill after a Friday night dispute with James Crowley. Police say Carpenter fired twice, one shot through Crowley’s ear and another causing a scalp wound. Bail set at 1000 dollars. he remains in Charles Street jail awaiting grand jury.
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Harvard Professor Talks of Kissing Corn and Tobacco Crosses
Professor E M East of Harvard described a tale of experimental corn that cannot be crossbred, a pod corn variant, and a cross of Sumatra and Havana tobacco producing a 26 leaf plant. He cited other professors’ successes in rust resistant wheat and orange, watermelon, and tomato developments.
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Boston Post Circulation Investigated
Experts from the National Shawmut Bank First National Bank and the Federal Trust Company audited the Boston Post circulation for April. They found weekday copies averaging 307083 and Sunday copies 201859, noting unparalleled growth for the paper.
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Vaccination drive tops 6500 typhoid shots in US
About 6500 anti-typhoid vaccinations have been given in the United States. All of the subjects volunteered, and officials believe the pool of willing participants may be exhausted. Army surgeons see benefits strong enough to argue for compulsory vaccination, but the War Department will not force recruits to be vaccinated.
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Deposed Shah Studies Medicine in Odessa
The deposed Shah of Persia living in a Russian government villa near Odessa has begun medical study. After private prep he plans to attend university clinics and lectures at Odessa University, with a focus on surgery.
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Three Chinese Die in Dover Street Fire
A Dover street tenement fire in New York killed three Chinese men and injured four others and several Americans. The blaze driven by unknown origin engulfed a building housing over two hundred Celestials. police rescued residents from the flames. Loss estimated at $60,000.
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Every Woman in Boston and Small Co Hat Ad
Advertisement asserts J. G. Small Co delivers quality style and refinement for women in Boston. It claims years of effort and many dollars spent to establish the store as a trusted destination for hats, suits, and waists and urges readers to tell friends about their purchases.
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