Orville Moses Found Dead in Fenway Pond
Orville B. Moses a Malden businessman was found dead in Fenway Pond near Hotel Somerset. Police deem it death by his own action though family friends dispute foul play citing lack of wallet hat and dress suitcase and his plans to Bath Me. Moses was 46 with a $30,000 life insurance and ties to Morse Co. and Bath Me. institutions.
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Orville B. Moses
Fenway Pond
Hotel Somerset
Kernwood Street
Malden
Moses
Barber Asphalt Company
Morse & Co
State Street
Bath
National Bank of Theepublic
Mr. Moses
Wise, Moses & Co
O Star Lodge
de Molay Commandery
Boston
Purity Lodge
Melrose
Frank Moses
Sallie
Oliver Moses
Wombo
Opening Week in Millinery
Opening week highlights the millinery trade with prices at 49 cents on select hats. Local shops promote new styles as customers browse, aiming to boost early-season sales and attract spring fashion interest.
Royal Train welcomed across Ontario to Manitoba
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York travel west from Fort William through unsettled country along the lake shore. Crowds greet them at multiple towns with decorated stations. The royal party stops at Bolkow for dressing and plans to reach Winnipeg tomorrow with extended stay on the books.
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Fort. William
Ont
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
York
British Columbia
Lake Superior
Manitoba
Chapleau
Bolokow
Winnig
Mrs McKinley Improves Amid Memorial Drive Plans
Favorable weather reports say Mrs. McKinley remains stable with no relapse symptoms. Dr Rixey notes her condition is nearly unchanged. Judge Day and the funeral committee advance steps to form the National McKinley Memorial Association to build a national memorial at Westlawn Cemetery.
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Canton
Community Tribute Fund Seeks Broad Support
A local appeal emphasizes broad participation in funding a tribute, aiming for widespread public backing rather than large single contributions. The effort has already attracted substantial help from various supporters.
Bullet in his stomach ends life of New York youth
Joseph Reasy aged 16 from New York, staying in Williamsburg this summer, died at the hospital in Northampton after wounds from an accidental revolver discharge a day earlier.
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Northampton
Joseph Reasy
New York
Williamsburg
Irish language class meets at Cheverns Hall St James
The regular weekly session of this class for the study of the Irish language was held last evening in Cheverns Hall St James's parochial house. Miss M J Donovan instructed the class and supervised the junior group of under 16s. Two weekly sessions are listed from Sunday 8:30 to 5:30 and Wednesday 7 to 9:30.
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Cheverns Hall
St. James's
Harvard St
M. J. Donovan
New England Cotton Manufacturers Meet in Niagara Falls
The New England Cotton Manufacturers' Association opened at the International Hotel in Niagara Falls New York with President Fish delivering the annual address. The convention will continue tomorrow as several papers of interest to members are read.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
New England Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
International Hotel
Fish
Central figure in a great tragedy TV death case
Police investigate the death of Mrs Catherine Mink in her Oak street rooms. An autopsy by Dr Stedman found multiple bruises and a broken rib piercing the spleen, caused death. Husband William Mink, once a hotel transfer wagon driver, reported finding her dead and urges a discreet, careful inquiry.
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Station 4
Catherine Mink
William Mink
Expressman
Oak Street
Mink
Stedman
Minks
United States
Gompers and Mitchell Challenge Shaffer Over Charges
In a New York open letter Samuel Gompers and John Mitchell challenge Theodore Shaffer to prove charges from his report. They propose a three member labor committee to hear the case in Pittsburg Washington or New York with a potential resignations if found guilty.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Cigar Makers
International Union
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Theodore J. Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Shaffer
Pittsburg
Washington
New York City
Messrs. Gompers
Mitchell
Cigar Makers’ International Union
Organized Labor
Lawmakers seek state police protection in Boston wards
Representative Francis J. Horgan and ex-Representative John J. Douglass urged Governor Crane to deploy State police in Wards 2 6 and 8 during the contest with the Lomasyne Witzgerald faction. They distrusted Boston police and feared bias in a fracas. Governor Crane declined saying no orders were needed.
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Francis J. Horgan
Suffolk
John J. Douglass
Boston
Crane
Lomasney-Witzgerald
Boston Police
Quinn Protest Over Supplementary Voting List
John Quinn, candidate for the Legislature in Ward 7, protested before election commissioners against 100 names on the supplementary voting list. The commissioners will review the list and later decide if the voters are legal. Ex-Councilman J H Stone joined ex-Senator Quinn's protest on behalf of Thomas H Mackey.
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John Quinn
Mr. Quinn
J. H. Stone
Thomas H. Mackey
Quinn
Connaughton resigns from Ward 20 post and membership
James E Connaughton resigns as secretary and member of the Democrat Club of Ward 20. He states his belief the ward committee is capable and working toward a December Democratic victory and cites no benefit to party infighting.
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Democrat Club
Ward 20
James E. Connaughton
Ept
East Boston Hebrew Democratic Club Opens New HQ
The East Boston Hebrew Democratic Club held a formal opening at 122 Porter Street. Leader Leopold Chernstein introduced Abraham Alpert. Speakers included ex Senator William J. Bionovan, Representatives Samuel H. Borefsky and Joseph F. Hickey, Councilmen Sheehan and Grady, Ward 6, plus Charles Berman and Herman Abelson. Henry Lee backed for Senator and Hickey with Sheehan for Representatives. fifty new members enrolled.
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East Boston
Herman Abelson
Henry Lee
Joseph F. Hickey
Daniel J. Sheehan
Rally at Cunard wharf in East Boston supports Hor gan Douglass and Sheehan
About 150 longshoremen gathered at the Cunard wharf entrance in East Boston at noon yesterday to back Francis J. Horgan for the Senate and Eure Douglass and Sheehan for the House. Ex Representative John J. Douglass delivered the sole address.
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Cunard
Boston
Francis J. Horgan
Senate
Eure Douglass
Sheehan
House
John J. Douglass
Carpenters Union Hosts Rep William S Healey Speech
The Carpenters' Union of East Boston welcomed Representative William S. Healey who spoke for over an hour. More than 390 members attended and greeted his remarks with loud applause.
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Carpenters’ Union of
East Boston
William ©. S. Healey
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National Supply CO
Temple
Wm. J. Daly
Mgr
Mkinley
Mass
ST. James
Continental
Vicinity
The
Continental Clothing House
Col. Washington and Boylston Sts
Vctedy TV
Notman
J. &. Crosswell
Cambridge
Missouri
Gompers
Amalgamated Head
Horgan
Connaughton
Healey
Washburn’s
Washburn
Opp
Jordan’s
Washington St
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