Preacher Attacks Boston Prosecution of Martin
The Rev Dr Brady sermonizes on legal plunder and General Martin, praising his character and warning against corrupt elements in Boston. He condemns the prosecution as spiteful and notes Martin’s vigilance against vice while condemning saloon influence. Evening talk focuses on Joseph Kelley, the banker killer, and democratic critiques of money’s decay.
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People’s Temple
Brady
General Martin
Martin
Bagnio
Scannell
Boston
Eli
Joseph Kelley
Kelley
Reformatory
Lillian Gordon Pym Earns RCM Diploma in London
Boston student Lillian Gordon Pym passed the Royal College of Music examination in London last Friday and earned the associate diploma. Born in Boston sixteen years ago, she has studied five years abroad and received a pianist medal from the allied boards and the Royal Academy of Music license. Her father is James Pym of the Herald composing room staff.
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London
Lillian Gordon Pym
Boston
Royal College of Music
Miss Pym
Associated Board
Royal Academy of Music
James Pym
Herald Composing Room
Dorchester Fire Damages Two Homes On Clayton Street
A late night alarm for a 9 13 reported blaze at 91 Clayton Street Dorchester unoccupied dwelling caused $1000 damage and spread to the adjacent two and a half story home owned and occupied by Henry J Godfrey with an additional $500 loss.
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Dorchester
Clayton Street
Henry J. Godfrey
Grand stands sold on speculation at Riverside crowds
A bustling day on Riverside Drive drew at least 100000 visitors to the tomb area as unfinished mansions advertise catering services. Spectators swarmed between morning and night, with sellers lining the roads selling seats on grand stands erected on speculation.
Naval demonstration set to be an imposing affair
The white squadron has prepared for days with great ships cleaned and polished and overhauled as if just launched. Acting Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt remarks on the forthcoming display.
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Roosevelt
Ships disperse after ceremonies end
The ceremonies conclude and the ships may disperse to their respective destinations.
Escort plan for President McKinley arrival and parade
General Daniel Butterfield oversees escort duty for the President. Three mounted officers meet the ferry at Twenty third street tomorrow at 4 PM to ensure the carriage passage to the hotel is unobstructed. Major Roe leads Squad iron A on Tuesday from Madison square to Madison avenue, with ceremonies beginning at 11 AM at the monument, and the Dolphin naval review landing at West Fifty second street guarded along the parade route.
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Daniel Butterfield
Twenty-third Street
Roe
Madison Square
Fifth Avenue Hotel
McKinley
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Broadway
Sixth Avenue
Twenty Sixth Street
Madison Avenue
One Hundred and Twenty-ninth Street
West Fifty-second Street
Distinguished Guests Arriving for City Visit
The city fills with arrivals as trains bring guests to hotels. Governor Walcott of Massachusetts and staff are at the Holland House. General Buckner and other dignitaries stay at the Fifth Avenue Hotel as preparations for a royal list continue. President’s party, cabinet members, and foreign representatives are expected on a special Pennsylvania line train tomorrow. Vice-President Hobart will arrive at 10:30 a.m. with senators, Reed, and a Senate committee, plus generals and admirals. reception details unfold.
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Roger Walcott
Massachusetts
Dalton
Boston
Holland House
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Simon Bolivar Buckner
J. B. Castleman
M. B. Belknap
Kentucky
O. J. Howard
John M. Schofield
St. Augustine
Fla
Strong
Lancers Lead for New York Grant Celebration
Troop A of the National Lancers the first Massachusetts unit to leave for New York for the Grant celebration. About sixty men march from the armoury via Washington Street led by the Lynn Cadet Band, then board the Fall River train for Park Square station. Crowds cheer as they depart, the band playing Onward Christian Soldiers.
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The
National Lancers
Massachusetts
New York
Washington Street
Lynn
Lancers
Park Square
Fall River
Oscar A. Jones
Dorris Young
All Saints Church Dedication at Belmont by Bishop Lawrence
All Saints Church Belmont was dedicated yesterday by Bishop Lawrence who opened services. The ceremony featured the rector Rev Edward Rand and assisted clergy. Talks followed on church welcome to diverse groups, noting suburban influence on city futures. The Gothic rubble building sits at Common and Clark, 76 by 43 feet with a prominent tower.
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All Saints
Belmont
Lawrence
Edward A. Rand
Mr. Rand
Thomas F. Fales
Christ Church, Waltham
S. W. Raymond
St. John’s Church
Arlington
J. Benton Werner
Church of Our Redeemer
Lexington
H. G. Wood
Winthrop
Hubert Wells
Christ’s Church
Waltham
Francis Webster
Church of the Ascension
Common and
Clark Streets
Bicyclist Slips in Jamaica Plain Accident
Pearlston of 77 Poplar street suffered a severe fall yesterday afternoon while cycling down a steep hill behind Ward's Pond Jamaica Plain. He tried to cut between a carriage and a bicycle, collided with the carriage, and was thrown to the ground breaking his collar bone and shoulder blade. He refused aid and rode a car with a friend to reach City Hospital.
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Pearlston
Poplar Street
Ward's Pond
Jamaica Plain
City Hospital
Smallpox Case Reported in Somerville Family
A young man named George Woods, 30, living at 30 Gorham Street with his wife and two week old child, contracted smallpox. He works at Henderson Bros. in North Cambridge. The house was quarantined with a red flag and guards. other residents were vaccinated and isolated.
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West Somerville
George Woods
Gorham Street
Henderson Bros
North
Cambridge
Woods
Tour by Royal Blue Line Five Days in Washington Trip to Mt Vernon
Personal itinerary for a five day Royal Blue Line tour includes Washington visits Mt Vernon and Philadelphia with first class hotel accommodations. Stop-over privileges and all expenses covered for 27 dollars. For itinerary contact A. J. Simmons N. B. A. 211 Washington street Boston.
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Royal Blue Line
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Philadelphia
A. J. Simmons
Washington Street
Boston
Deer Pests Grow in Sayville Fields and War Vessels Move Toward Grant's Tomb
Deer have become a major pest to Long Island farmers with widespread damage to wheat rye and corn in Sayville and Bohemia as farmers improvise scare devices. Meanwhile Rear Admiral Bunce orders full dress ships to Grant's Tomb for a memorial parade with salutes and a land parade, detailing ship formations and personnel in attendance.
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Sayville
L. L
Long Island
Bohemia
Joseph Sebek
Louis Hubal
Hubal
Sebek
Hebrew School Examinations Show Satisfactory Results
About three hundred pupils from the North and West End Hebrew schools were examined in Hebrew language yesterday afternoon before Rabbis Bhocher Margolis and Friderman. The tests, held at 12 Baldwin Place and 16 Compton Street, were very satisfactory as the children attend after public school hours.
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West End
Bhocher
Margolis
Friderman
Baldwin Place
Compston Street
President to Review Fleet Aboard Dolphin in Late Afternoon
The President will review the fleet from the Dolphin between 4 and 5 p.m. salutes will be fired as he passes each ship while unarmed craft man the yards and fly colors. At sunset the notice advertises treatment for rheumatism neuralgia and nervous disorders at the John H Woodbury Institute in Boston offering static electricity therapies.
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McKinley
Dolphin
John H. Woodbury Institute
Boston
In Memory of Grant Observed in Brooklyn Church
In memory of General Grant exercises were held at Simpson M E Church in Brooklyn. The Rev Dr Inglehart presided with Colonel Fred Grant Mayor Strong of New York and Mayor Wurster of Brooklyn on the platform. The pulpit bore emblems and a portrait of Grant.
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New York
General Grant
Simpson M. E
Brooklyn
Inglehart
Fred Grant
Mayor Strong
Wurster
Strong
Grant
W2W Church Planned by South Medford Baptists
The Rev. William W. Wakeman announced during the South Medford Baptist Sunday school that Baptists of South Medford will organize a church society. The plan aims to establish a local church presence in the Medford area.
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Baptists of
South Medford
William W. Wakeman
Living Pictures in the Grate Featured at Grand Opera House
Miss Sadie A Stephens the burlesque star will sing Living Pictures in the Grate at the Grand Opera House this week. The performance includes a screen of pictures illustrating the song, with Mr Miles accompanying. The Sunday Post has backed the song and promotes the event to its readers.
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Joseph Murphy
Bowdoin Square
Murphy
Sol Smith Russell
Tremont
Captain Vetrio
Austin & Stone’s
Boston
Averfiow
Zoo
Sadie Stephens
Faust
Grand Opera House
Grate
Willie Wildware
William W. Delaney
The
Sunday Post
Sadie A. Stephens
Post
Miss Stephens
Miles
Sousa Band Returns to Boston Theatre in Encore Festivities
John Philip Sousa and his band drew a large Boston Theatre audience for a concert benefiting Emergency Hospital. Encores followed each number as Sousa acknowledged the crowd. Soloists Franz Heil Arthur Pryor Martina Johnstone and Elizabeth Northrop received high praise for flugelhorn trombone violin and soprano roles. A matinee at Tremont Temple was scheduled for today.
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John Philip Sousa
Boston Theatre
Europe
Franz Heil
Arthur Pryor
Martina Johnstone
Death his desire in a temporary insanity incident
Seth L. Percival, 683 years old, residing at 173 Eliot Street, attempted suicide by cutting his throat and wrists with a razor during a temporary mental crisis. Found by his wife in a blood-spattered room, he had posed threats previously after arriving from Baltimore four weeks earlier.
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Seth L. Percival
Eliot Street
Httle
Percival
Baltimore
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Horticultural Hall
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India Wharf
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George H. Bowman
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