Mild Assassin Santo Caserio Stand Trial for Carnot Death
The Lyons court opened the trial of Santo Caserio for the assassination of President Carnot. Caserio, a mild faced youth born November 1873, admitted responsibility and testified about his route from Cette to Lyons, the dagger, and the moment of the attack. Witnesses included General Voizin and Captain Hoettinger. Caserio denied any anarchist connections and rejected notions of premeditated conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Santo Caserio
Carnot
M. Debreuil
Caserio
Santo Geronimo
Mathieu
Cette
de Genneval
Credit Lyonnaise
M. Carnot
Caseric
Italy
Lot
Voizin
Hoettinger
Delpech
Flotte
Domergue
Yomergue
Vialla
Fochier
Mme. Vialia
Henry
Longshoremen Still Out at Leytland Docks
120 workers at Leytland docks refuse to return to work as strike continues. Booth claims he offered preferred terms yesterday and today and began hiring new hands, discharging cargo to his satisfaction. He compares his plan to Norfolk Steamship, Savannah Steamship, and Warren and Cunard practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leytland
Hoosac
Unnel
Booth
Norfolk Steamship Company
Savannah Steamship Company
Warren and Cunard
Leclerque's Brain and Nervous Disease Cure Method
Dr Myron E Leclercque offers tissue cell building and normal constitutional treatment for brain and nervous diseases including paralysis epilepsy loco motor ataxia and functional difficulties. Office at 278 Boylston Street Boston Massachusetts facilitates his approach to cure based on natural laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron E. Leclerque
Ngs
Boylston St
Boston
Massen
O Briens Legal Move Over Cambridge Water Board
John F. O’Brien formerly of the Cambridge Water Board seeks court action challenging the appointment of Frank A. Allen to the board. A writ of mandamus summons Cambridge Water Board members to appear in the Supreme Judicial Court in Boston on August 3 to determine the legality of Allen’s appointment and O’Brien’s continued status on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Water Board
Supreme Judicial Court
John F. O’brien
Frank A. Allen
Water Board
Wardwell
Middlesex County
Boston
O’brien
Allen
Big Chicago meet opens with trials at South Side Park
The national bicycle circuit trials drew about 2000 spectators at South Side Ball Park. Around seventy riders competed with John S. Johnson and H. C. Tyler notably absent. Finals set for tomorrow and Saturday amid near even results and minor incidents. Titus set a 2:15 unpaced mile, Cabanne 2:18 4-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
South Side Ball Park
John S. Johnson
H. C. Tyler
Cabanne
Cooper
Bliss
Titus
St. Louis
Aged Cambridge Residents Laid To Rest In Local Funerals
Several Cambridge seniors were buried yesterday. John Briggs aged eighty died at home on Walden Street with Rev. Dr. Parker conducting. Aaron B. Pratt, 79, died after forty one years in Cambridge and was buried in Cambridge Cemetery. Mrs. Agnes Keaney, widow of James M. Keaney and mother of Patrolman Keaney, had services at Windsor Street home and St. Mary’s Church before burial at Holy Cross Cemetery Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
John Briggs
Walden Street
Dr. Parker
Shepard Memorial Church
Orange
Aaron B. Pratt
Windsor Street
A. E Reynolds
Cambridge Cemetery
Agnes Keaney
St. Mary’s Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Keaney
James M. Keaney
Patrolman Keaney
Station 1
Young Life Saver Rescues Boy From Pond Incident
Thomas Crummie a 77 year old Brook line boy was saved from drowning by 12 year old Ralph Mosher at Leverett Pond Riverdale Park yesterday afternoon after slipping into deep water. Mosher removed his outer clothing and swam to pull Crummie to the river bank then medical help was summoned and Crummie returned to Juniper Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Crummie
Brookline
Ralph Mosher
Young Crummie
Leverett Pond
Riverdale Park
Village Brook
Mosher
Crummie
Juniper Street
Goodbody Wins First Prize in Southampton Tennis
Irish expert M F Goodbody won the tournament at Southampton and earned the right to challenge for the Long Island championship held by Larned. Goodbody and Larned will meet in the championship match tomorrow. How land took second prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
L. Nt
M. F. Goodbody
Long Island
Larned
Goodbody
Howland
Captain White Celebrated on 57th Birthday with Badge Gift
Captain Martin L. White of Police Division 15 turned 57 yesterday as about twenty members of the Kearsarge Association surprised him at 16 Saving Street Dorchester. They presented a gold admiral's badge, with Daniel Shea as speaker and commodore. Inspector Houghton added an oil painting of the Kearsarge. White begins vacation and will visit Dover New Hampshire with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin L. White
Police Division 15
Kearsarge Association
Saving Street
Dorchester
Association
Daniel Shea
Kearsarge
the Kearsarge
Inspector Houghton
Captain White
Dover
N. H
Large Di vision 1 A O H meeting at Hibernian Hall
A large Di vision 1 A O H meeting was held at Hibernian Hall Hanover Street last evening. Andrew Trahey, president, chaired. The picnic committee reported the event a splendid financial success. C F Hyatt awarded Trahey a gold chain and charm, praising his leadership. Trahey thanked Hyatt warmly. Also speaking were Colonel Roger F Scannell James D Doherty John O Halloran Dennis B McLaughlin John B Doherty Martin J Roche John A Ryan and Patrick O Riordan of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernian Hall
Hanover Street
Andrew Trahey
C. F. Hyatt
Traney
Mr. Hyatt
Trahey
Roger F. Scannell
James D. Doherty
John O’halloran
Dennis B. McLaughlin
John B. Doherty
Martin J. Roche
John A. Ryan
Patrick O'Riordan
Detroit
Scranton Club Joins Eastern League After Reorganization
Scranton State League club disbanded after a game with Reading and reformed to enter the Eastern League. A $100 per game guarantee was offered by President Powers and accepted. Most players signed. Hogan heads to Cincinnati for $100 monthly, Hodson to Boston at $22 monthly, Yerks to Shenandoah. The team travels to Springfield, Massachusetts, for tomorrow’s first Eastern League game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Fenn
Scrayton State League
Powers
Hogan
Hodson
Yerks
Cincinnati
Boston
Shenandoah
Springfield
Mass
Was Moran Murdered in Cincinnati Hotel Or Self Destruction
Wakefield August 2 Special to the Post Walter Sumner Moran 32 was found dead in a Cincinnati hotel with head wounds and no throat-cutting marks. Friends and family suspect foul play. his Boston lawyer brother John B. Moran travels to Cincinnati to investigate as officials have not identified a cause. Moran, once from Wakefield, lived with parents on Melvin Street before moving to Philadelphia and then Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Walter Sumner Moran
Cincinnati
Moran
John B. Moran
Boston
Walter
Philadelphia
Wakefield Rattan Company
Melvin Street
Cattleman Doher ty Stows Aboard Then Desert s Borderer
A Boston harbor incident tells how Thomas Doherty, a Borderer crew member known as a cattleman, jumped from the British steamer as it sailed for London. He landed on the tug Elsie and was later handed to harbor police after the pilot left. Doherty, claiming 79 North Margin street, said he left because he did not want to go across the ocean with his dilapidated shoe and clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borderer
London
Harry Jeffrey
Elsie
J. Deegan
Jeffrey
Deegan
Thomas Doherty
North Margin Street
Doherty
Harbor Police
Atlantic
The
Boston
Post
George Moore
Chesapeake Bay
Plunkett Reidy Nuptials At Immaculate Conception Church
Miss Anna M. Plunkett of Medford married Joan R. Reidy of Malden in a ceremony at Immaculate Conception Church. The bride, daughter of the late Captain Christopher Plunkett, was attended by Rose A. Plunkett as maid of honor and Frank Reidy as best man. Ushers included William Reidy and others. The couple plan a trip to New York Long Branch and Washington before settling in Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reidy
George Gay
Daniel Pynne
Edward Connell
Patrick McShane
Malden
Frank Doherty
Boston
New York
Long Branch
Washington
Free Medical Services For All Diseases By Dr Dewey
A physician named Dr Dewey offers ongoing free medical examinations and attendance for all diseases during hard times. Services available to rich or poor with offices at Hotel Pelham 7 and 8, 74 Boylston Street. Hours are 9 to 1, 2 to 5, and 6 to 8 p m except Sundays 10 to 4. Closed Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Hotel Pelham
Boylston Street
Wild Flowers of America Coupon Note
A fragment notes a complete set coupon and that the book coupon is crowded out today but will be used tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Flowers OF America
Minors and Beer in South Boston Court Case
In South Boston, Judge Charles J. Noyes dismisses three youths aged around 18 for idle and disorderly conduct after hearing testimony about a so called tunnel gang that frequented saloons and bought beer. The trial exposed police critique of liquor enforcement and suggested better action by liquor license officials to curb minors drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embryo State
South Boston
Charles J. Noyes
Thomas Riley
Commissariat Department of the Courts
Riley
Fernald
Thomas A. Fitzgerald
John Riley
Maguire
Powers
Curtin
Aiken
D, E
Eighth Streets
Tunnel Gang
Fitzgerald
Mr. Riley
New York
Thomas Falvey
Patrick Fraher
Falvey Bros
Falvey Brothers
Banished Liquor Draws Catholic Total Abstinence Union Support
At the national convention in St Paul resolutions endorse Bishop Watterson and Mer Satolli while denouncing Catholics in the saloon trade. They urge banishing liquor from homes clubs and banquets and exclude saloonkeepers from Catholic societies. Messages from Cardinal Rampolli and Mgr Satolli bless the gathering and urge abstinence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Minneapolis
Watterson
Mer. Satolli
Rome
St. Paul
Holy Father
M. Cardinal Rampolli
Mgr
Satolli
Washington
Total
America
Boston docks and wharves may come under city control
A Boston public hearing plan may push toward municipal ownership of the docks and wharves. A city committee will hold hearings this fall to assess improvements, safety, and handling of water traffic. Supporters cite New York’s experience and aim to end private control for unified maintenance and commercial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Post
Barry
Charles T. Witt
East Boston
David F. Barry
Jacob Fottler
Bordman Hall
Charles H. Bryant
Roxbury
Sanford
Christopher F. O’brien
Common Council
George W. Battis
Martin F. Connorton
Albert Wise
Frank H. Briggs
Manassah E. Bradley
Walter L. Sears
Michael J. Reidy
Chamber of Commerce
O’brien
New York
New York City
Miss Toto's Joyful Day in Somerville
Little Miss Toto Innis daughter of W H Innis of Somerville turned six yesterday. A party for about fifty young friends was held at 6 Bowdoin Street with games a Somerville drive and lawn supper in tents. Evening hosts from Boston Salem and Somerville attended as Toto received numerous valuable gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toto Innis
W. H. Innis
Somerville
Bowdoin Street
Young worker injured in fall on Thatcher street
William Cotty, 19, fell from a building staging on Thatcher street in Milton yesterday afternoon. He suffered a broken left ankle and was taken by police ambulance to City Hospital after initial treatment in Dorchester. He lives at 491 Neponset avenue, Dorchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cotty
Thatcher Street
Milton
Dorchester
City Hospital
Cotty
Neponset Avenue
American Wringer Co Manufacturers Card
The American Wringer Co operates at 2 and Broadway extension city. They manufacture wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers with repair service for all kinds of wringers and sweepers. Mail orders are promptly attended to and telephone Tremont 764 is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Wringer Co
and & Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
Navy Commander Miller Arrives at Charlestown Yard
Commander Joseph N. Miller of the United States Navy arrived in Charlestown yesterday to assume control of the Charlestown Navy Yard. He was met by acting commandant Captain Albert Kautz and will be his guest until Miller assumes charge today or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph N. Miller
United States Navy
Charlestown Navy Yard
Albert Kautz
Popular M. J. Roche to be honored with gold watch chain
Martin J. Roche, popular treasurer of Division 5, A. O. H., Charlestown, will receive a handsome gold watch chain and charm this evening at the division hall. Many prominent Hybernians from the county invited. Senator John F. Fitzgerald and Hon. John Reade of Charlestown among the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. Roche
Charlestown
John F. Fitzgerald
John Reade
First Hops of 1894 Sold to McCormick Brewery
The first bale of the 1894 hop crop arrived yesterday from M. W. Farley of Sherburne New York and was sold to the McCormick Brewery Company. Louis P Ober has just been elected president of the brewery. Prospects point to a large crop of fine quality and prices are the lowest in thirty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Farley
Sherburne
N. Y
McCormick Brewery Company
Louis P. Ober
Boy 9 Run Over By Team At Street Corner
Frank Harris aged 9 of 2 Wheeler Street fell between wheels of a Clark Roberts team at Wheel er Street and Indiana Place yesterday afternoon. He suffered a severe scalp wound and a bad leg contusion and was taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harris
Wheeler Street
Clark & Roberts
Indiana Place
City Hospital
Shoe Makers Liabilities in Salem
Flint Bros., shoe manufacturers of Salem, have filed a creditors schedule showing liabilities of 18,458 dollars, 1,500 owed to the operatives. Assets consist of stock, tools and machinery mortgaged for 300 dollars to Co. D. Southard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Flint Bros
Co. D. Southard
Republican Headquarters names 4 appointees for club quarters
President G Walden Smith of the Young Men's Republican Club of Boston appoints a special committee to secure permanent quarters. Members named are William C Par ge Sarees Willett George W Wagner and R H Back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Walden Smith
The
Young Men’s Republican Club of
Boston
Messrs
William C. Parge P. Sarees Willett
George W. Wagner
R. H. Back
0.7 Percent Spring Warranty Notice at Temple Place
A brief notice notes a spring warranty claim at 5 percent, tied to Bell S. Cleaned 31 at Temple Place. The message is fragmentary but references a Spring season warranty and a location at Temple Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watch Bell S
Fledgling Band Mobbed by North Cambridge Crowd
A six member street band playing on Rice street near North avenue provoke a confrontation with F W Wardwell and Alderman of Lexington. The big fiddle is shattered, Wardwell and his wife are hurt, and the Serpis plan a morning court complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Street
North Cambridge
Boston
North Avenue
F. W. Wardwell
Alderman
Lexington
Serpi, Jr
Serpi
Station 1
Wardwell
Man Held on Murder Charge in Hudson Street Case
In a municipal court session John McManus was charged with murdering his wife Mary at 94 Hudson Street last week. He pleaded not guilty, waived cross examination, and was held for the grand jury after witnesses including Dr. Draper and Sgt. Cyrus Thomas testified to the scene and timeline. A sister, Elizabeth Cull, described McManus’s nervous behavior and attempts to wash his hands as the investigation began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McManus
Mary
Hudson Street
McManus
Dr. Draper
Margaret McManus
Draper
Cyrus Thomas
Station 4
Fabyan yacht Formosa hosts Mrs Cleveland at Buzzards Bay
At Monument Beach off Buzzards Bay the steam yacht Formosa anchored today. George F Fabyan entertained Mrs Cleveland aboard for an hour this afternoon. She later visited Mrs Charles H Taylor in the village.
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Caserio Keen
MR. O’brien
BIG
Young Life Saver
Goodbody Challenges
Scranton
Hood
Walter S. Moran
Freaky Gattleman
Tom Doherty
Reidy—Plunkett
Boston Post
P. O
Banish Liouga
Miss Toto
Main Springs
Commander Miller
Popular M. J. Roche
Republican Headquarters
New York Depot
Canal St
No. Cambridge
W. Sherman Thompson
Washington Street Congregational Church
Quincy
Maverick Chapel
C. S. Macfarland
Yale Divinity School
Thompsons
Cleveland
Mrs. Taylor
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