Crushed by Wheel of Dray Injures Cambridge Child
Frank Johnson seven suffers probable loss of right foot after being run over by a large dray in Cambridge. He was admitted to Cambridge Relief Hospital. Others treated at the hospital include J A McLean and Mrs Emma Higgins with leg and foot injuries and multiple minor wounds from glass and tins.
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Frank Johnson
Cambridge
Green Street
J. A. McLean
Franklin Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Emma Higgins
Erie Street
Jeremiah Donovan
Bristol Street
Jeremiah McCabe
Tremont Street
Somerville
Edward McCusker
Dickinson Street
Bean
Joshua Friedman
Webster Avenue
Bridget Burke
Fm Street
Joseph Druski
Hampshire Street
Donald Nickerson
Elizabeth McHood
Cambridge Street
Charles Squires
Watson Street
Magazine Beach
George Clement
Winter Street
Tartar Armenian clash resumes with greater violence at Shusham
In Yelisavetpol Aug 5 the Tartars and Armenians again clash near Shusham with intensified fighting and ongoing killings as the racial conflict renews.
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Yelisavetpol
Shusham
King Edward Gifts Cup to New York Yacht Club
King Edward presented the New York Yacht Club with a silver gilt cup in London on August 5. The gift honors the club's standing and contributions to yachting circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Edward
NEW York Yacht Club
London
Throng on Boston Boat in Beach Trip Fight Ends in Killing
On a Boston boat to the beaches a quarrel over women led to blows between two men near Long Island. Friends joined the brawl and chaos followed as women fled. Captain Lewis and crew calmed the scene before landing. inspectors found the combatants had escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Beaches
Long Island
Lewis
Patterson
Norton
Wolf
Vine land Farmer Shoots Neighbor in Roadside Tragedy
Nicholas Berti 30 a Vineland resident is shot and killed by Alexander Cordella a nearby farmer. After a party quarrel Cordella seized a shotgun fired twice then fled to a vineyard where detectives found him. He confessed saying he did not want to hang. A clash with bystanders followed as officers jailed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineland
N. J
Nicholas Berti
Alexander Cordella
Berti
Cordella
Prices Of 28 Active New York Stocks Compared
A detailed table shows high and low prices and weekly net change for 28 active New York stocks. Staal Southern Pacific and Union Pacific lead gains amid a hot holiday weekend with crowds at parks beaches and resorts.
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New York
St.aal
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Lsesses
Car & Foundry
Colorado
Distillers
Canadian Pacific
St. Paull
St Brie
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Norwolk & Westerm
Ontario & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennssylvania E
Rock Island
Steel leaders meet today in Chicago directorate session
In Chicago the United States Steel Corporation directors plan a meeting at the Auditorium Annex tomorrow. I. T. Bentley, traffic manager, says the gathering is special and will address routine matters concerning the corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Steel Corporation
Auditorium Annex
I. T. Bentley
Market Review and Outlook Reaffirms Bullish Tone
The market shows a strong recovery in prices with a bullish tilt aided by favorable railroad reports and dividend news. Banks face a photo finish on funds as crop demand nears, while large financial interests back the uptrend. The near term outlook anticipates continued active trading through August with leadership clashes between natural factors and market movers. Local copper shares track weekly high and low, volume, and closings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bond Redemption Notice Under 1898 IP Deed of Trust
The Trustee designates bonds under the 1898 Deed of Trust of International Paper for redemption at the Trustee’s office on August 30 1906 with accrued interest. Bonds Nos 6 44 56 91 99 124 128 140 165 will cease interest on August 30 1906. The New York Trust Company Trustee secretary Henry E Ahern signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Paper Company
NEW York Trust Company
Continental Trust Company
City OF New York
Henry E. ,Ahern
Brakeman Drowns At Frankfort Pond
Henry Perkins 23 of Waterville, a Bangor and Aroostook brakeman, drowned while bathing in Frankfort Pond this forenoon. His body was recovered. Perkins leaves a widow and parents in Waterville.
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Frankfort
Henry Perkins
Waterville
Bangor & Aroostook
Perkins
Weterville
Huge Beach Crowds At Revere Draw Boston Influx
A massive Revere Beach crowd estimated at 200000 packed the grounds for a day of seaside fun. Eight car trains ferried visitors. ferry boats, the Narrow Gauge line, and State bathhouse records saw high attendance. Police reported no injuries, but two suspected pickpockets were arrested along with multiple theft reports.
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Revere Beach
Boston
Lynn
Scollay Square
Wonderland
Metropolitan Police
Bathhouse Station
John P. McQuaid
Appleton Street
James Lang
Chelsea Street
Charlestown
McQuaid
Lang
Newlyweds Broome Marry in Paragon Park Show
A couple identified as Mr and Mrs Henry J Broome wed in Lovers Lane during a playful Paragon Park reception last Friday. The quirky ceremony was part of an entertainment show and drew a crowd of spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paragon Park
Henry J. Broome
Lovers’ Lane
Nantasket Beach Sees Unprecedented 100000 Visitors
At Nantasket Aug 68 the torrid fog lifted to reveal a sunny day as 100000 visitors flooded Paragon Park The Reservation and hillsides with rail cars and steamers strained to transport the crowds Early morning fog hampered hotel managers but a southwest breeze revived spirits as crowds surged to the shore and boats ferried passengers between Houghs Neck and the Point
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantucket
Marine Park
Nantasket
Hingham Bay
Paragon Park
Nantasket Point
Hough’s Neck
the Point
Garden party postponed to this afternoon at Dunbar avenue
The garden party of St. Matthew's parish Dorchester scheduled for Saturday has been moved to this afternoon on Dunbar avenue grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew’s Parish
Dorchester
Dunbar Avenue
Floral horseshoes for officers at Mt Pleasant station
Lieutenant Canney of Division 9 arrived at Mt Pleasant station to find a horseshoe of carnations and roses from Station 4 officers. Sergeant Daley presented the gift and Canney received an ovation in the guardroom. Sergeant Bannister of Station 4 also received a carnations and pinks horseshoe from Station 10 brothers and was warmly greeted.
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Canney
Division 9
Mt. Pleasant
Station 4
Daley
Station 9
Charles Bannister
Station 10
Bannister
Bluecoats
Quarrel on Steamer Myles Standish Spurs Panic Averted
Captain Lewis and crew of the Nantasket Steamboat Company steamer Myles Standish kept calm as a drunken quarrel among a dozen men boarding at Pemberton disrupted the crowded last trip from Nantasket. Passengers, especially women and children, were present while bottles of liquor circulated and snatches of old outlawed songs rang out.
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Lewis
Myles Standish
Nantasket Steamboat Company
Nantasket
Pemberton
Mquor
Defends Brother With Gun Leads to Arrest
In Watertown on Cottage street Patrick Clark shot at Officer Andrews while defending his brother John Clark during a disturbance. Both Clarks were arrested in a field near their home and face charges of disturbance of the peace and assault with a dangerous weapon. Andrews suffered a severe scalp wound.
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Watertown
John Clark
Cottage Street
Andrews
Patrick Clark
Clarks
Waltham
Schooner Era Ends Storied Whaling Career
The Era sailed July 21 for a two year Hudson Bay cruise and wrecked near St. Pierre Miquelon July 29. Launched in Boston in 1847, she was the last of the topsail whaling schooners, captained by George F. Comer of East Haddam Conn. with 15 crew. All saved. crew expected back this week. The 60 year old vessel had expended 20000 dollars on its last expedition and was packed with provisions for trade with natives.
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New Bedford
Era
Hudson Bay
St. Pierre
Miquelon
Old Tops
Boston
George F. Comer
East Haddam
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Annie Brown
Alice Brown
New Jersey
Zou Grady
Phil Grady
Market Review
Amalgamated
Allouez
Atlantic
Calumet & Hecla
Centennial
Franklin
TOS
Greene Consol
Isle Royale
North Butte
Old Dominion
Osceola
Trinity
Utah S. Smelting
Winona Wolverine
William E. Soule
Frankfort, ME
Revere
Paragon
South Shore Resort
Entertainments
Bostock Animal Arena
Keith
Lieutenant Canney
Sergeant Bannister
Sean Revere
Merchant Princes
A. Shuman & Co
Shepard, Norwell Co
Salem
Parade of the Nations
Legara Pope Park
Auburndale On-the-Charles
Brent
Clobe
John Graig
Batac Century Club
Burlesquars
SP. M
Oxford
Magdalen
Lord Quex
NEW Line
Enterprise Transportation Co
P. O. Sq
Fall River
Van’s
Washington St
King Philip
Commercial Wharf
Gloucester and
Cape Ann
Central Wharf
Foot State St
Gloucester
EB. S. Merchant
Mgr
Gloucester S
D. C. St. Ry. Co
Tel
Ean
Hough’s
Providence
Hudson River & Berkshires
Lake George & Saguenay
Thousand Islands
Maritime Provinces
Hudson River
Niagara Falls
Muskoka Lakes
Saguenay
Adirondack Mountains
Yellowstone
California
Yellowstone Park
Canadian Rockies
Europe
Raymond & Whitcombe CO
Old South Church
Union Sq
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Trip
Provincetown
Cape Cod
Staunch & Elegant Steamship
Bay Line
Atlantic Avenue
Rowe's Wharf
Main. S. A
Plymouth
Old Colony
Rowe’s Wharf
Long Wharf
G. P. Cushing
Gen. Mgr
Nantisket
Rowe’ S Wharf
T.andine
Hull
Pemberton T.andine
Nantasket Beach
G. P. Cushi G
State Street
Castle Down Town
Winter St
Flotow
Auber
Fra Diavolo
Columbus Ave
Pittsburo
Tremont
Henry W. Savage
Harry Bulger
Grand Opera House
Howard Hall
Bowdoin
Cambler
Charlotte Hunt
Hazel Kirke
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