Ryan elected president of Massachusetts Hibernians
North Adams May 23 The Ancient Order of Hibernians of Massachusetts elected John A. Ryan as state president after a three ballot vote. Ryan, born in Marlboro in 1865, has long been active in the order and will lead the 1902 convention to be held in Worcester. Daniel H. Toomey of Hampden was chosen state vice president. The convention discussed Gaelic League language efforts and condemned church looting in the Philippines. Continued reports showed membership at 25,278 with funds of $175,103.
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North Adams
Order of Hibernians
Massachusetts
Edward J. Slattery
Boston
P. F. Cannon
Johne J. Rogers
Worcester
W. J. Cronin
J. F. Mahoney
Lowell
John A. Ryan
William J. Cronin
John P. Mahoney
John J. Rogers
Ryan
Cronin
Rogers
Mr. Ryan
Messrs. Cronin
Mahoney
Committee On
Michael T. Callahan
National Directory of the
Order In America
Gaelic League of America
Ireland
South Africa
Philippines
Allied Printing Trades’ Council
Daniel H. Toomey
Hampden
James O'Neil
Essex
John M. Bayes
Plymouth
Springfield
Hampden County
Patrick F. Cannon
Clinton
Thomas H. Carriday
Marlboro
Marlboro Academy
Ryati
Suffolk County
Order
Long Lost Son Reunited With German Parents After 44 Years
James Kaufmann, stolen as an infant from near Strasbourg, was abandoned on New York streets, spent 14 years in Ward's Island foundling asylum, wandered the country ill and penniless until Blackwell's Island almshouse, then was identified by his parents in Strasbourg who came to America to reclaim him.
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New York
James Kaufmann
Europe
Kaufmann
Strasburg
Germany
Foundling Asylum
Ward's Island
Blackwell's Island
America
Railroads Extend Convention Travel Privileges for Delegates
Kansas City May 23 An unusual concession to Democratic national convention delegates and attendees was announced by the Western Passenger Association committee. The return limit will extend from July 9 to Sept 30 to allow excursions to West resorts and investment fields. Extensions issued upon deposit of tickets with the local passenger bureau.
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Kansas City
Western Passenger Association
Mrs Bangtry Returns Leaves for Europe After Season
New York reports Frank Jay Gould and Lady Mary Sackville were aboard the St Louis bound for Southampton. They had been fixtures in each other’s circles with engagement rumors denied by Gould. Also aboard was Mrs Langtry with her companion Mrs Terry, sailing after finishing her Worcester season.
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New York
Frank Jay Gould
Lady Mary Sackville
St. Louis
Southampton
Mary
George J. Gould
Frank
Uncle Eben on fairness in kicks and tension
A Washington Star quote frames how a man who never kicks and a man who kicks all the time both risk getting no attention or pay, illustrating a streetwise view on fairness and recognition.
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Uncle Eben
Washington Star
Thompson-Snow Co. Offers Finest Ready-to-Wear at Current Costs
The Thompson-Snow Co. marks a long standing, trusted presence in the clothing trade, boasting high quality and original styles. With stock doubled this spring and a policy against carrying over goods, they accept offers to bring fall stock to Lowell at present raw material costs.
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Thompson-Snow Co
Lowell
On Sale High Grade Suits at Reduced Prices
Several lots of Scotch and Worsted 5 ie vis Cheviot and Cassimere Suits made to sell at 12 to 11 now On Sale Abs oi ccside seers de cee y wise dew 2 Four lots of nobby Cassimere and Worsted Suits in small light checks with double breasted vests regular 13 grade NOWs eseee deeeeeeereeeeeee 2 High Class Fancy Weave Dark Colored Worsted Suits sizes up to 36 only made to retail at 13 50 Five styles in this lot all marked at.ssseeeeeeees
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Thompson -Snow
Globe
Middlesex
Oswego
American Mills
Thompson - Snow
thompson-Snow
Danbury Co
Vestee
Sailor
New York
Schafran Bros
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Hibernians
State Hibernians
Business and Politics
Railroads
Mrs. Bangtry
Thompson
Snow Co
Chauncy Street
Mass
Hockanum
American
Washington Mills
Thompson - Snow Co
Lowell One-Price Clothing Co
Werriwack Street
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