Peace Reigns at Cleveland Republican Convention
In Cleveland on June 20 harmony prevailed at the county convention as Senator Hanna urged unity between party factions. He highlighted the impact on the 1908 race, urging support for McKinley and the administration, while noting the forthcoming legislature's role in redistricting and parliamentary balance. Nominations were split fairly evenly between the two factions.
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Cleveland
Hanna
Foraker
Ohio
House of Representatives
Republican Party
McKinley
St. Louis
United States
First Brigade to Open Its Annual Camp at South Framingham
Boston reports the First Brigade M. V. M. will begin its annual encampment at South Framingham. Brig Gen Thomas R Mathews arrives as camp colors are raised. Camp setup features brown tents, improved feeding by Brig Gen Wellington, and a planned two thousand man operation with extensive inspections and field maneuvers anticipated.
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Boston
South Framingham
Thomas R. Mathews
Amory
Wellington
Mathews
Pegan Hill
Charles K. Dacling
Embury P. Clark
James G. White
James T. Suter
Gihon
One man in two hundred three taller than six feet
A brief statistic notes that only one of every 203 men exceeds six feet in height, highlighting the rarity of extreme stature in the population.
Where Has My Energy Gone from Johann Hoff Malt Extract
A medical pitch describes chronic tiredness and loss of appetite as common, urging readers to try Johann Hoff's Malt Extract. It claims the tonic restores appetite, digestion, and energy within days, turning listless individuals into more enthusiastic, healthier readers with improved vitality.
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Johann Hoff
Blanchard recovering after shooting by Annie Vietze
East Walpole June 20 Harvey C Blanchard the young blacksmith shot twice by jealous Annie Vietze last night passed a satisfactory night and recovery chances were good though danger of internal hemorrhages exists Annie Vietze body lay by the roadside for hours after the fatal shot and has been taken to her Islington home for funeral preparations
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East Walpole
Harvey C. Blanchard
Annie Vietze
Islington
China Campaign Report Promises Insight From Chaffee
Washington June 20 The war department prepares publication of General Chaffee notes on the China campaign. Reports cover Russian Japanese French German and British troops equipment supplies and expeditions from U S officers. He notes looting and shootings around Pekin hurting troop relations and restraint imposed on American forces. Boxers blamed for Chinese Christian damage and a list of losses accompanies the settlement figures.
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Washington
Chaffee
China
War Department
United States
Pekin
Gen. Chaffee
Forbidden City
E. W. Tewksbury
The
Congregational Missionary Society
American Congregational Mission
Woman of energy built own home and helped war nurses
Mary A Abbott of West Oxford died at age eighty after a life of enterprise. A Civil War ward nurse who worked with Clara Barton, she built and lived in a cottage she erected nearly 256 years ago, often wearing men's clothing to complete projects. She prepared for death, bought a cemetery lot, and paid her undertaker before passing from old age and dropsy.
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Oxford
Mrs. Abbott
Holden
Bryan declares support for Hanna as Republican presidential nominee
William J. Bryan told Chicago reporters he is for Mark Hanna as the Republican candidate for president next time and hopes the party will nominate him. The remark signals a rare break with Bryan’s anti-Hanna stance amid party politics.
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William J. Bryan
Chicago
Wm. J. Bryan
Men Today
Mark Hanna
Asquith Rejects Pro-Boer Resolutions at Liberal Dinner
London June 20 Herbert H Asquith former Liberal home secretary denounced pro Boer resolutions from Queen s Hall as not representing the Liberal party He argued Boer independence is impossible and urged a free federated South Africa modeled on Canada and Australia This statement reflects Liberal stance on the South African crisis.
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London
Herbert H. Asquith
Queen's Hall
South Africa
Canada
Australia
Chelmsford Class of 1901 Graduation at Centre High
Middlesex County Chelmsford center high school held graduation last evening in town hall with seven graduates Arthur Adams Carlton Atwood Francis Dutton Fred Holt Macnutt Lawrence Marshall and Ethel Wright. Class officers Macnutt Atwood Wright. Salutatory and valedictory speeches on timely topics and musical numbers by the Chelmsford orchestra. Diplomas presented by Rev Bartlett and Rev Waters. Also Squad Two Troop F cavalry camp experience at Framingham and a $563 fundraiser for Rev Ellis for Buffalo exposition expenses.
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Centre High School
Edward B. Redman
Arthur Eben Adams
Carlton Elliot Atwood
Francis Oliver Dutton
Fred Warren
Holt
Frederick Arthur Macnutt
Lawrence Eben Marshall
Ethel Marion Wright
Frederick A. Macnutt
Carlton E. Atwood
Ethel M. Wright
Adams
Chelmsford
Camp
Catlin
C. H. Ellis
Edward E. Adams
Framingham
The
Baptist Society
Buffalo
John G. Craig
Ellis
Cavalry Squad One Heads to Framingham Camp
North Chelmsford troops from Squad One Troop F depart for an eight day camp in Framingham after preparations by Quartermaster Scribner. Hostlers John Morrill and Henry Howard join the camp crew as villagers bid farewell and a girl is welcomed at the O’Connor home. The Pawtucketville club held a Crystal Lake outing with sports winners led by Homer Turcotte and Lucien Milette. evening dancing followed with a long committee list overseeing events.
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Troop F Cavalry
Framingham
Charles F. Scribner
John Morrill
Henry Howard
Jeremiah O’connor
Pawtucketville
Crystal Lake
Homer L. P. Turcotte
Lucien Turcotte
Lucien Milette
Otis Latour
Philip Payette
Fred Hibbard
Cordillie Cossette
Anza Bourgeois
Walter Watkins
Ernest Labrie
Armon Saicard
A. Bergeron
Fred Hebert
Denis Decheneaux
A. H. Cote
Avila Brunelle
Albert Theribault
Edward Chevalier
Thomas Matte
Philippi Roy
Joseph Chenelle
Fred Richards
A. N. Milot
West Chelmsford parishioners honor Pastor Virgin
About a hundred guests from Plymouth Church Worcester arrived by noon train from Ayer to thank Dr Virgin for a year of service and invite him to stay another year. They hosted lunch under elms, toured the home, and shared fellowship. Dr Virgin accepted the unanimous invitation amid warm Worcester and local church support.
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West Chelmsford
Ayer
Dr. Virgin
Plymouth Church
Worcester
Virgin
Mr. Hiller
Song Recital Delights Miss Palmer Pupils Assisting
The pupils of Miss Effie L. Palmer with Charles Stanton Hill gave a vocal recital at Associate hall last evening showing real musical merit. Mrs. O. A. Gelino impressed with confidence and improved style. a full program featured operatic and art songs performed by the students and accompanying Miss Palmer.
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Effie L. Palmer
Charles Stanton Hill
Associate Hall
M. Alice Palmer
Miss Palmer
Gounod
Faust
Grace Kellogg Wekerlin
Marian L. Whitaker
Donizetti
Fatal Goffredo
Milner
Gelino
Hill
Leatham
Ella Lewis
Anabel Gelino
Alice Green
Ellen M. Reed
Strawberry social at Hadley Street church by Ladies' Aid
The Hadley Street church Ladies' Aid held a Thursday strawberry social. Serving were Mrs Alfred Dean, Mrs Joseph Bowers, Mrs Fred Dow, Mrs George Smith, Mrs Hamilton, and Mrs Fernald with waiters Ruth Russell Annie Banford Amelia Banford Mrs Henry Smith Jesse Bowers and Eddie Moffatt. Entertainment featured audience musicians and was well received. A battleship carries an electric plant sufficient to light a town of 5000.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Hadley Street Church
Alfred Dean
Joseph Bowers
Fred Dow
George Smith
Hamilton
Fernald
Ruth Russell
Annie
Amelia Banford
Henry Smith
Jesse Bowers
Eddie Moffatt
Frices Current Lowell Retail Market June 20 1991
Prices for groceries and provisions furnished by local firms list numerous items. Various teas, butters, cheeses, oils, meats, and commodities show quoted ranges and unit measures in a historical Lowell market listing. Major entities include Buttrick & Co grocers J B Cover Co flour D W Horne Co coal Killpartrick res fruit F E Putnam Prescott street and Reed's ham.
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Lowell
Buttrick & Co
J. B. Cover & Co
D. W. Horne & Co
Killpartrick Res
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Malvern, Pa
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California
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Kent
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