Welcome for Bishop OConnell in Boston Aides Fund Drive
Boston Catholics plan a grand welcome for Bishop OConnell-elect of Portland with a sizable purse from friends. The Catholic Union coordinates a June 17 reception at Washington Street club, with Mass and addresses by clergy and civic leaders. A substantial donor list includes James M Prendergast Edward Slin ey B F Keith and many Boston figures, plus Boston College alumni hosting a reception and diploma distribution at Symphony Hall. Additional receptions and a Knights of Columbus event are planned as the bishop travels from Boston to Portland and back.
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William H. O’connell
Portland
Boston Herald
New England
Dominion Line
Catholic Union of Boston
Washington Street
Worcester Square
P. Frank Hennigan
James R. Murphy
John B. Fitzpatrick
Thomas M. Watson
Thomas O'Callaghan
John P. Leahy
Patrick M. Keating
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
Joseph C. Pelletier
William H. Hardy
Edmund Reardon
John H. Casey
Charles P. Gavin
Hennigan
Archbishop Williams
O’connell
Boston
William Byrne
D. D
Mgr. Magennis
John W. McMahon
Peter Rowan
William P. McQuaid
P. J. Daly
R. J. Johnson
Richard Neagle
P. R
Michael Ronan
William O'Brien
Philip J. O’donnell
Louis S. Walsh
John S. Ford
M. J. Deody
Thomas Scully
James M. Prendergast
Edward Sliney
B. F. Keith
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Thomas J. Gargan
William F. Draper
Thomas F. Harrington
M. M. Cunniff
John B. Martin
John
Y M C A Convention Opens in Boston for 50th Anniversary
One of the largest YMCA conventions ever will meet in Boston starting tomorrow to mark the 50th American anniversary. Four thousand delegates will attend with world wide representation as leaders discuss critical issues. Sessions and the international exhibit will be in Mechanics Hall with opening day program including jubilee exhibit study and officers’ nominations.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Boston
America
Old South Meeting House
H. Thompson
W.W. H. Ward
Copending
Mechanics Hall
Boston Association
Busy Trades and Labor Council session fuels eight hour push
A large gathering of delegates at the Trades and Labor council in Lowell yesterday backed eight hours for workers. Speeches by McCluskey Donovan Schalkbach Gleason Barrett Healey and O Loughlin urged unity and warned against labor fees. Cudahy Packing was named unfair after a dispute with firemen. Brews invited to join. The meeting scheduled organizer meetings at Leathers' Workers hall and planned Labor Day events.
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Trades and Labor Council
Messrs. McCluskey
Donovan
Cudahy Packing Company
Wade
Tewksbury
C. H. McCullough
Leathers’ Workers’ Hall
Central Street
Lowell
Struck by Train near Red Bridge Kilby Dies
Irving M. Kilby a middle aged painter from 101 Grand Street was struck by the 1 o'clock Boston express near Red bridge below Walker street. He died en route to hospital from a fractured skull and head wound. a friend with him escaped injury as a shifting engine worked on the opposite track.
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Irving M. Kilby
Boston
Red Bridge
Walker Street
Kilby
Nearly Lost His Head in City Street Incident
Anthony Rosseau, about 35, was injured near Elsmere as an electric car from Lawrence struck him’s head near the rail. He suffered a severe scalp wound, was taken to St. John's hospital, and left the facility Sunday morning after treatment.
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Elsmere
Lawrence
St. John’s Hospital
Water board fails to achieve quorum for special meeting
The water board did not reach a quorum for a Saturday night meeting as Taft was out of town. An attempt to reconvene that evening was planned. Dowd requested the session to address charges against the board said to be by Jerome F. Manning. Dowd suggested Manning be given a chance to prove or face criminal libel action. Fels is in Europe and Weaver, the president, returned Saturday from a brief trip.
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Water Board
Taft
Dowd
Jerome F. Manning
Manning
Fels
Europe
Weaver
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Fiendel at Home
A surprise party honored Mrs. J. A. Fiendel at 20 Olive Street on Friday evening June 7. Guests celebrated her 42d birthday with a useful gift. Mr. Peter Saward delivered the presentation speech while Miss Nellie Feindel Junie Ackley May Floyd and Jessie Lohnes served refreshments.
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J. A. Fiendel
Olive Street
Peter Saward
Nellie Feindel
Junie Ackley
May Floyd
Jessie Lohnes
The Kind You Have Always Bought Recalled Phrase
Fragmentary OCR text shows repeated phrases The Kind You Have Always Bought and related garbled names. No clear event, person, or organization can be confirmed for a factual summary. Proceed with cautious conservatism in itemization.
Catarrh and Diseases of the Stomach Claim Relief
Dr Hofmeister cites stomach motions and intestinal irritation as root disease causes linking catarrh, kidney and liver troubles, diabetes, rheumatic conditions and gout, endorsing Carlsbad Sprudel Water for relief and recommending Carlsbad Sprudel Salt as a morning laxative. Beware imitations. Bottles bear Eisner and Mendelson Co. signature.
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Hofmeister
Carlsbad
Eisner & Mendelson Co
New York
Death of Surgeon General Daly Ends Embalmed Beef Probe
Major W. H. Daly, surgeon general on Lieut. Gen. Miles's Porto Rico staff, killed himself at his Pittsburg home. Found in a bathroom by housekeeper Miss Mary Short, a 88 calibre revolver nearby, death attributed to a self-inflicted wound in the temple. Daly, 59, renowned in medical circles and whose Cuban War report sparked the embalmed beef inquiry, left no immediate family. Insomnia and sleepless nights were noted as possible factors.
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Pittsburg
W. H. Daly
Miles
Porto Rico
Mary Short
Foster
Miss Short
Dr. Daly
Susan Spiker and Ida Saxton in Canton’s early schools
In Canton during the 1850s, Susan Spiker led a primary department of public schools, while Ida Saxton, a bright five year old, was noted for her gentle disposition and sociable visits to the Saxton household. Susan Morgan recalls inviting links to public education and Mrs Saxton’s family’s progressive stance.
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Susan
Morgan
McKinley
Spiker
The
Union Schools
Public Schools—Of
Canton
Saxton
First
Public School Board
Mrs. Morgan
Susan Spiker
Mrs. Saxton
Ida Saxton
Denver Times
Remarkable Lewes Flint Boulder With Encased Toad
A large flint bowlder found in Lewes England contains a full grown toad that entered as a young creature through a small hole. The trapped animal likely died of chagrin as the hole later silts up. The bowlder was shown at a Linnaean Society meeting and will join Henry Willett's Brighton museum collection.
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Lewes
England
Charles Dawson
F. G
Uckfield
Linnaean Society
Henry Willett
Brighton Museum
Chicago Tribune
Doctor’s Ointment Eases Painful Itching Sore
A Bowling Green reader writes that a running itching sore on the leg caused tortures until Dean’s Ointment relieved the burning and itching and produced a lasting cure.
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Dean
CC. W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
Grosvenor backs third term for McKinley amid defeat fears
Cincinnati June 9 Congressman Charles H. Grosvenor argues there is justification for a third-term for President McKinley citing his popularity and performance. He contends Washington declined a third term due to defeat fears and unwritten law myths.
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Cincinnati
McKinley
Charles H. Grosvenor
Washington
United States
Times
Dracut Anniversary Banquet Tickets Limited to 600
Governor and Senate and House members will attend the 1 30 p m banquet at the Centre. Tickets must be bought by Tuesday the llth and will not be sold after. The large tent holds 600, and tickets are sold at downtown stores.
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Senate
House
North Chelmsford Children’s Sunday service delight
A large crowd attended the Second Congregational church in North Chelmsford for Children’s Sunday, with a lengthy program of processions, recitations, songs, and sunbeam exercises led by Mrs. F. B. Varney and others. Rev. Robert W. Dunbar and Arthur H. Sheldon spoke. two children Ruth Dunbar and Harold Chase Plummer were baptized. Corpus Christi mass and St John’s procession followed later with Rev. Richard S. Burke officiating.
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Second Congregational
F. B. Varney
Maggie Lewis
Ethel Wotton
Robert W. Dunbar
Ruth Dunbar
Harold Chase Plummer
Mary Morning
Esther Bearce
Ruth Cutler
Lizzie Morning
Ethel Norton
Harold ‘Hackett
Jerusalem
Winnie Polley
Florence Turner
Lillian Marinel
Annie Ranger
Ruth Wotton
Flora
Ethel Reno
Marion Jones
Elizabeth Buchanan
Lena Smith
Mildred Foote
Opal Shirreffs
Faith Trombly
Marion Varney
Olive Welch
Lloyd Smith
Frank Turner
Wylie Smith
Ruth Scribner
Clifton Lake
Bessie Scribner
Laura Shirreffs
Viola Welch
Jennie Moore
Amelia Marinel
Helen Ripley
Hildred DeLahye
Edith DeLayhe
Earl Wotton
Gardner K. Ripley
Arthur Wheeler
Martha Crockett
Lottie Prescott
Rosie Wright
Minnie Crockett
Nellie Smith
Jennie McCoomb
Hitt
Brook
Arthur Ingham
Edith Vinal
Bessie
Fred Waverley
Paul Scribner
Corpus Christi
St. John’s Church
Richard
Burke
Richard Ward
Eliar
Josie EB. McCabe
Clover Club Triumphs In Double Lowell Baseball Games
Two Saturday games at Wannalandt Park saw the Clover club win both. In game one Clover defeated Elmo of Lowell 26 to 7 after five innings with a detailed batting lineup led by Gauthier and Lambert. Umpires were William Joyal and Napoleon Gauthier. In game two Clover beat the Franklins of Lowell eight to zero after five innings, with James Gauthier and Henry Demaris among the listed players and Napoleon Gauthier again umpiring. Also note Crystal Lake summer resort opening and a potential lawsuit over a steam roller accident involving Wm. E. Henderson and John Redding.
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Wannalandt Park
Clover Club
Clovers
Elmos
Lowell
Clover
Gauthier
Lambert
Pope
DeRoehn
Quigley
Tole
Gray
Hoyt
Larkin
Elmo
Southerland
Hennessey
Ashmore
Murphy
Hillsgrove
Reardon
Holland
Tobin
Fleming
Elmosta
Elmosta -14020—7 Umptires, “William ‘Joyal
Napoleon Gauthier
Franklins
Franklin
Joseph Gauthier
Grayss
Lake
William EB. Henderson
Fletcher Street
John Redding
Adams Street
State Road
F. E. Ellis
Ellis
Stevens Confectionery
Tewksbury notes children service and town projects
Sunday featured a Children’s Sunday sermon by Rev J Herbert Yeoman and a later concert by the Sunday school. Potted plants were handed to children. Miss Hannah Chandler will lead the Y M C A meeting Tuesday. Albert Moore completed the horse shed framework. Lynn and Boston Street railroad tracks extend to J S Carter residence with July 1 target for running order, but locals doubt completion will meet that date. Lowell visitors attended, Levey family enjoys a new horse, Stella Morrill travels, and Tewksbury high school beat Wigginville Juniors 20 to 13.
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J. Herbert Yeoman
First Congregational Church
Hannah Chandler
Y. P
Albert Moore
Lynn and
Boston Street Railroad
J. S. Carter
Lowell
Levey
Stella Morrill
Tewksbury High School
Wigginville
Chelmsford Family Notices and Local Summer News
Arthur A Harmon is at home for summer from veterinary college in Philadelphia. Walter Perham has nearly recovered from illness. Mrs Edward F Parker and daughter Miss N G Fulton spend a week at the Buffalo exposition. Miss H Gertrude Fulton resigns as Centre school teacher to study at Radcliffe. she is a Framingham normal school graduate. Dr and Mrs Samuel L Dutton and daughter Miss Bertha are in town for the summer. That electric road to Concord is as backward as the season itself.
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Arthur A. Harmon
Veterinary College
Philadelphia
Walter Perham
Edward F. Parker
N. G. Fulton
Buffalo
H. Gertrude Fulton
Centre School
Radcliffe College
Miss Fulton
State Normal School
Framingham
Samuel L. Dutton
Bertha
Concord
Royal Arcanum assigns district deputies and notes growth
Past Grand Regent C W Clark of Andover is district deputy over Low ell council and others in the city. Hurtubise of Lowell council and Crockett of Highland council receive assignments to Boston Reading Revere Lawrence and Methuen councils. A June 22 picnic marks the order anniversary. May records show 2412 applications and 221,884 members nationwide with a $1,340,260 emergency fund and $64,445,116 in beneficiary payments since formation. Massachusetts added 603 members in May for a total of 18,552.
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C. W. Clark
Andover
Lowell
Beckford
Royal Arcanum
Hurtubise
Boston
Reading
Revere
Crockett
Highland Council
Lawrence
Methuen
North Billerica
Order
Supreme Secretary's Office
Massachusetts
Count von Waldersee lands in Yokohama after arrival from Taku
Count von Waldersee arrived in Yokohama aboard the German cruiser Hertha and immediately went ashore, proceeding to Tokio.
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Yokohama
Count von Waldersee
Hertha
Taku
Tokio
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