Baby at Dorchester asylum faces deportation
A baby girl born Aug 10 at St Marys Infant Asylum Dorchester to Hannah Ryder a Russian immigrant is endangered by deportation after her brother in law moved without notifying officials. The Ryder family lacks funds and shelter while the father and a son remain detained on Long Wharf and the mother stays ill.
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St. Mary's Infant Asylum
Dorchester
Hannah Ryder
Ivernia
Nebraska
Ryder
Long Wharf
McKinley Shaft Dedication in Rain at Niagara Square
In heavy rain a vast crowd gathered as the McKinley monument on Niagara square was dedicated and turned over to New York State by Governor Charles E. Hughes. Canadian troops and U S infantry supplied an escort as dignitaries spoke and Mrs. Duncan McLean opened the final ceremonious flag reveal.
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Buffalo
N. Y
McKinley Monument
Niagara Square
Hughes
Monument Committee
Edward H. Butler
J. N. Adam
Harlan J. Swift
McKinley
Miller
Donald McLean
Daughters of the American Revolution
McLean
Truman C. Avery
Former U.S. consul Abercrombie dies by suicide in Washington
William H. Abercrombie a former United States consul at Nagashi Japan committed suicide by asphyxiation at his Stoneleigh Court apartments in Washington today. He was 65 years old.
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Washington
William H. Abercrombie
United States
Nagashi
Japan
Stoneleigh Court
Trolley Car Strikes Woman on Massachusetts Avenue
In plain view of bystanders, Mrs Anna Brown 55 widow of 139 Cambridge street was struck crossing Massachusetts avenue last night. She was dragged several yards before the trolley halted and taken to City Hospital with bruises to her hip and shoulder.
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Anna Brown
Cambridge Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Democratic City Committee Opens Nominations for Ballot Placements
Nomination papers for state county and district attorney delegations and House and Senate candidates will be opened at 5 p.m. at the Democratic city committee. The order of first place on Ward 14 ballots between Norton Baldwin and Logan delegations remains undecided. Duplicate ward filings reported. no opposition to Edward P. Barry for Governor's Council renomination, while Grady may reenter. No papers filed for John Donovan in Ward 20 to challenge Sheriff Jim Donovan.
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House
Senate
Democratic City Committee
Norton-Baldwin
Logan
Ward 14
Miss Meyers
Sullivan
House of Representatives
Edward P. Barry
Grady
John Donovan
Jim’o’ Donovan
Grand Lodge of Massachusetts Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Grand Lodge of Massachusetts O F held its annual session at Berkeley Hall. 1389 new members admitted in morning. 69 made full members in afternoon. New officers include Grand Master William Hastings and Deputy Grand Master William Collett. Charles B. Perry wins contested grand warden post 309 to 46. John Perkins named grand secretary. George Fuller assistant grand secretary. Other officers listed with hometowns and titles.
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Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts
Grand Lodge
Berkeley Hall
Young's Hotel
William A. Hastings
Malden
William Coc
Collett
Boston
Charles B. Perry
Millbury
Worcester
Worcester County
John A. Perkins
Chelsea
George H. Fuller
Joseph Belcher
Randolph
Henry E. Ruggles
Franklin
Alfred R. Hersam
Somerville
Henry F. Fisk
Cliftondale
Charles G. Shephard
Waltham
William A. Dusseault
Lynn
William H. Welch
Newburyport
Grand Herald
William W. Webber
Jay W. Nichols
Springs
Prize Winning Dahlia Grown at Reading by Mrs Lillian Towle
A nine inch prize winning decorative dahlia grown in Reading is credited to the fair cultivator Mrs Lillian M Towle. The bloom reflects careful tending and gardening skill in the local horticulture scene.
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Reading
Lillian M. Towle
Reading woman wins first prize for best dahlia at fair
Mrs Lillian M Towle of Reading demonstrates top dahlia growing skill by winning first prize for largest most perfect decorative flower. She has spent seven years evolving varieties through crossing and careful cultivation tending the beds herself. Her winning decorative dahlia was a rich red dish plate size and her display numbered in the hundreds, besting W W Rawson's collection.
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Lillian M. Towle
Reading
Harmony Restored in Ward 20 Senate Fight Nomination Backed
Congressman O'Connell and ex Senator John J. Cusick have patched differences in Ward 20 Cusick will receive unanimous nomination for the Senate with backing from O'Connell forces and his Ward 2 allies.
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O’connell
Cusick
O'Connell
John J. Cusick
Ward 20
Senate
Ward 2
President's Son Missing on Cavalry March
Kermit Roosevelt, traveling from Fort Leavenworth to Fort Sheridan with the First Squadron of the Thirteenth Cavalry, deserted with officers unsure of his location. A woman entering his tent prompted him to abandon the march and seek a Chicago train. Crowds had continually pursued him during the journey.
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Chicago, Ill
Kermit Roosevelt
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Fort Sheridan
Thirteenth
United States Cavalry
Josivn
Ill
Philip Sheridan, Jr
Fitzhugh Lee, Jr
Chicago
Kermit
Sheridan
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Akg Ey Rae
SRG
Hanover Street
Court Street
M’kinley
William M’kinley
U. S
Grand Lodge, Odd Fellows
Dahlia
Winter Street
T Lemon Street
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