Lost in Mount Sangui nar Woods Dennison couple found after 70 hours
Mr and Mrs Dennison were lost after wandering 34 miles in rain and cold near Mount Sangui nar and abandoned camp. Colebrook woodsmen Gould and Copp found them holed up in a rough building, fed them and arranged rescue with a second relief party. They endured three nights with blistered feet and near starvation before rescue.
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Dennison
Lofty
Mount Sanguinar
Earl Gould
Scott Copp
Colebrook
Tote Road
Balsams Hotel
Diamond Farm
Uged
Berlin Mills Company
Coakley
Copp
Mr. Dennison
Mrs. Dennison
Wes
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Dennison praises his wife's courage after wilderness trek
Mr. Dennison and his wife Miss Dennison were found in the White Mountains after three days and nights in the woods. Guides and relatives met them at a College farm and they were brought by buckboard to the Balsams hotel where doctors ordered rest.
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Gould
Copp
Dennisons
Brown Farm
Magalloway Plantation
Daniel H. Coakley
Dennison
Balsams
Coakley
Agnes Coakley
Mr. Dennison
John Travers
Tracy
Travers
Dan
College Farm
Mrs. Dennison
Diamond Farm
Scott Copp
Mr. Coakley
Agnes
Charles D. Swain
Charlestown
Berlin
Curley
Boston
Francis A. Caml Bell Renomination Ad For Clerk Seat
Campaign notice endorses Francis A. Caml Bell seeking renomination for Clerk of the Superior Civil Court. The ad highlights experience and qualifications for the clerk's office and urges voters to reelect.
Campbell seeks renomination for Suffolk Clerk of Court
Democratic voters in Suffolk County are urged to renominate Francis A. Campbell for Clerk of the Superior Civil Court in the upcoming primaries. The letter highlights Campbell’s long Democratic service, legal credentials, Harvard ties, athletic fame, and multiple professional associations. Endorsers include numerous Democratic figures and local leaders.
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Suffolk
Francis A. Campbell
Superior Civil Court
Campbell
Boston
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmettsburg
Harvard Law School
Harvard
Bar of
Massachusetts
Circuit Court
Court of Appeals
Supreme Judicial Court of
United States
American Bar
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Warren Hale
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Michael J. Sughrue
James Doyle
Thomas G. Washburn
James Mahoney
Cave Mountain
Joseph A Dennison
Michael J. Dwyer
Dixville Notch
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American Safety Razor Company
Brooklyn, New York
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Francis A. Caml Bell
James M. Curley
John H. Lee
Harry P. Nawn
Charles
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Teeling
Joseph Leonard
James H. Doyle
James Timilty
Patrick McGovern
James McInerney
William J. Gallivan
John L. Donovan
Daniel McIsaac
Luke D. Mullen
David B. Shaw
Martin Joyce
David W. Creed
Andrew J. Leahy
Michael Culliney
William McDevitt
Timothy F. Callahan
Peter Corcoran
Trou
David I. Walsh Thomas II
Donovan
Peter F. Taguelion
James J. Mellen
William J. Carney
Joseph M. Sullivan
Thomas Kelley
Richard Murray
Michael J. Moriarty
John H. Rooney
Joseph H. O'Neil
Patrick J. Kennedy
Philip O’brien
James J. Green
Daniel McDonald
Jerry McNamara
Wiliam McClellan
James Donovan
Michael II
John Duff
Thomas J. Grady
James F. Creed
Redmond Fitzgerald
John A.” Keegan
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John W. Craig
James W. Hayes Thomas B. McKeagney
Charles M. Davey
J. Brock Michael J. Leary
John J. Danehy Joseph FL
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Patrick Bowen
John J. Attridge
John J. Mahotey
Michael J. Brook
Joseph Norton
A. J. Bulger Rogib
Faneuil Stree
James A. Gallivan
William I
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John
Charley'’ Norton
Matthew Cummings
Christopher McCaffrey
John H. Carr
John F. Sullivan
Arthur Tarrington
James J. Mullen, Jr
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Joseph C. Gallivan
Prank Finneran
George Regan
Toomey
Samuel Silverman
Daniel L. Sullivan
John G, Crossen
Patrick J. McArdle
Timothy F. Leonard James McQuaid
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Wien Sanam
Edwards
Edwards Smoweck” Order
Winter Street
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Battle Creek, Mich
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