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WAS A WELL KNOWN K. OF L,1' 5.Charles A. McDonald, Also a Civil War Veteran, Dies in Woburn.WOBURN, May 2—Charles A. McDon- j aid, a veteran of the civil war, died yes-terday, after a long Illness. He had been feeble many years. Mr McDonald was a currier by trade, having been employed in this city and elsewhere, and was prominent in labor movements among the men In the leather trade. When the order of the Knights of Labor was a strong organization here, he was on the executive committee and an influential member. In the civil. wrar he served with the 11th Mass infantry. For many years he had been a member of post 33, G. A. It., and an officer. His wife survives him/ ,
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Boston Daily Globe
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Thu, May 02, 1901
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