Rioters clash at Oak Island Grove attack Hebrews
A large melee on Oak Island Grove in Revere ends with eleven suspects arrested after Italians assault Hebrews, with several injured including the grove manager John J. Sweeney. Police chase ensues, two Chelsea arrests follow, and one suspect faces a dangerous weapon charge.
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Sweeney
the Grove
Oak Island Grove
Se Pat
Mr. Sweeney
Revere
Oades
Boston & Maine
Pastor defies church doors barred at Hebron Mills
Attleboro reports pastor T. Thomas Rowe of Hebron Mills Baptist Church barred from church property by trustees. He held outdoor services in the yard after consulting his attorney. He plans no further services there amid ongoing society troubles.
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Attleboro
T . Thomas Rowe
Hebron Mills Baptist Church
Tooy Dian
Jiminez Back Again In Havana As Ardent Filibuster Rumors Spread
General Juan Isidro Jiminez returned to his Havana home on San Lazaro street last night after leaving for San Domingo with six Cubans and four natives of San Domingo. Officials say he will be watched to prevent any armed expedition and note that Cuba’s armaments were largely used during the revolution, with most accounted for at 75 dollars per weapon. General Ludlow vows strict observance of international law.
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Havana
Juan Isidro Jiminez
San Domingo
San Lazaro Street
Ludlow
Jiminez
Geek Tensative
Jiraiiez
Cuba
Diver Finds Floating Body Under Charlestown Bridge
Florens Foley, a diver for inspection work on the Charlestown Boston Elevated Railroad bridge, discovered a man’s body wedged head downward between piles beneath the surface. He surfaced, refused to dive again, and harbor police plan to raise the body today.
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Florens Foley
Charlestown
Boston
Foley
Lasell Seminary To Add Arts Faculty And New Athletic Hall
Miss Kate Watking named to join Lasell Seminary Auburndale art department after years with Art League of New York studies in Paris and teaching at Pennsylvania College for Women. Ernest N Boyden plans a new 100 by 60 foot athletic hall for winter sports, connected by a covered bridge to the seminary. An annex will become an experiment hall for arts and domestic economy, supervised by a qualified matron.
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Kate Watking
Laselleminary
Auburndele
Art League
New York
Paris
Jullien and Colarossi
Art Club
Boston
Pennsylvania College For Women
Pittsburg
Artists’ Association of
Pittsburg Art League
Carnegie Art Institute
Ernest N. Boyden
Lasell Seminary
Tragic Bangor to Bar Harbor Ferry Plank Disaster
A Bangor excursion train crowds the 40 foot plank at Mt. Desert Ferry causing the hinge end to hold while the other end drops. About 21 dead and many injured as passengers plunge into fifteen foot water from the wharf. Coroner sets inquest as relief crews work amid rescue and identification efforts.
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Bangor
Mt. Desert Ferry
Bar Harbor
Maine Central Railroad
D. L. Field
Ellsworth
William F. Grant
C. Moore
Nelson Stewart
James Butler
George W. Gorgins
Hancock
Henry Eppes
Gayely
Mrs. Estey
Estey
Cumbria
Wilson
Miss Sweeney
Hotel Bluffs
George Spaulding
Orono
The
Bluffs
George Brooks
Effie Davis
Maud Raymond
Julia. Billington
Melvin Davis
Hollis Estey
Lou
Bridges
Welds
North Atlantic Squadron
Sampson
Irving Bridges
North Hancock
Marshall
Fremont Smith
Louisa Bartlett
John O’donahue
O’donahue
Miss Lewis
Hampden
Boston
G. H. Bennett
Exchange Street Station
A. H. Billings
Clifford Cushman
South Corinth
Melvin McCard
East Exeter
Bstey
Yaquis Vengeful Ready for Prolonged War
A Ter r a s a dispatch from Chihuahua reports the Yaquis, flush with about 200 each, stockpiling arms and money since their two years ago peace treaty. They aim to reclaim lost lands and wage a long, bloody campaign against Mexican and American interests, with miners and ranchers killed in Cocor region.
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Yaqui
Cocor
Collision on a curve at Saunderstown Rhode Island
A Sea View electric road trolley collision between Wickford and Narragansett Pier killed Merritt Lyman Abbey, 65, motorman, with 40 passengers aboard and one injury. Both cars burned. inquest planned. Abbey waited 18 minutes for the opposing car on a sharp downgrade curve. a cow was killed nearby.
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Saunderstown
R. I
Sea View
Wickford
Narragansett Pier
Merritt Lyman Abbey
M. E. Brown
Aborn Street
Providence
Harold Metcalf
Narragansetter
Abbey
Dewey Interview Highlights European Reception
Naples Daily Mail correspondent cites Admiral Dewey saying European reception was flattering and he would speak on return to the United States. He reportedly declined to discuss the Philippines and dismissed pessimism about subjugating insurgents.
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London
Naples
Daily Mail
Dewey
Spain
Europe
America
Durone
Admiral Dewey
Ty Mail
Philippines
Over a trestle to death during wreck a Bridgeport tragedy
A rail car toppled from a trestle injuring many and killing several near Stratford. Witnesses note the car swayed before the fall while rescuers helped the injured. among them were Bridgeport residents William Kelley and Margaret Farrell. The Stratford crowd swelled to thousands as morgues, hospitals, and officials managed the scene and aftermath.
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William Kelley
Bridgeport
Farrell
J. H. Bugs
Stratford Town Hall
Blakeman
Shelton
Heisler
Stage
Stratford
Bryan's I Am speech route through Chicago and Kentucky query
Chicago dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan passing through Chicago from Wisconsin to Iowa. Asked about a Kentucky campaign for Goebel he confirms he will speak there but declines to discuss details. The exchange highlights Bryan's stance on the Kentucky situation.
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Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Taney
Wisconsin
Iowa
Kentucky
Goebel
Bryan
Patrolman Held on Robbery Charge at Gravesend
New York August 6 Patrolman Patrick Deloughrey of the Coney Island precinct was held in 600 bail on a charge of attempting to commit robbery while on duty in full uniform and in view of many witnesses. He was suspended from the force and released on bail. The complainant Joseph F Trahan a Brooklyn decorator and contractor said Deloughrey held him up with a revolver on a Fifteenth Street trolley car near Gravesend station. The incident occurred late Saturday night and witnesses described the officer's conduct as suspicious. some suggested insanity.
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New York
Patrick Deloughrey
Coney Island
Nostrahd
Brooklyn
Kenney
Joseph F. Trahan
Oneral
Gravesend
Deloughrey
Fire destroys Glens Falls Portland Cement works
Fire in Glens Falls New York totally destroyed the Glens Falls Portland Cement Company plant causing about 250000 dollars in losses. The wooden buildings burned quickly and the entire city fire departments fought the blaze for an hour without stopping it. The plant, started five years ago with a recent addition, employed hundreds and had trouble filling orders before the fire. Insurance totaled 194250 dollars across multiple companies.
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Gleene Falls
N. Y
Glens Falls
Portland Cement Company
Glenn Falls
Sandy Hill
Fort Ward
Glens Fall
E Insurance
Major Taylor Sets Mile Pace at Garfield Park
Major Taylor reportedly lowered the mile paced record at Garfield Park Chicago on a private trial behind a steam tandem. Frank Aately of Roxbury asserts the time 1 22 2 5 was authentic, while critics question board recognition due to lack of proper permit and required officials present per National Cycling Association rules.
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Taylor
Garfield Park
Chicago
KL. A. W. Racing Board
Frank Aately
Roxbury
Cerain
National Cycling Association
Board of Control
No Yellow Fever Reported in Norfolk Area Denied
The Associated Press reports no yellow fever or suspicious cases in Norfolk Portsmouth or Berkley. A strict quarantine remains in force with no lifting planned despite discussions. statements are signed by Co EF Newbill President Board of Health and J F Lynch M D Quarantine officer.
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Norfolk
Associated Press
Portsmouth
Berkley
EF. Newbill
Board of Health
J. F. Lynch
Choate Sees Pauncefote in London Embassy
Lord Pauncefote British ambassador to the United States and Mr. Choate American ambassador held a long interview yesterday at the U S embassy in London.
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London
Lord Pauncefote
United States
Choate
Aronofsky Marries Apatoff at Webster Hall East Boston
At Webster Hall in East Boston last evening Miss Mary Apatoff daughter of Mr and Mrs I Apatoff married Isidor Aronofsky. Cantor M Alpert officiated with Miss Gertrude Levin as maid of honor and ushers M H Rambach H Rokesch 8 Weinstein Oscar Solomon A Docteroff and M Rudin. The reception and dance followed with Bigilman’s Orchestra. The couple will reside in East Boston.
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Webster Hall
East Boston
Mary Apatoff
Bigilman
Rokearh
Mrs. Aronofsky
Missing man identified as Mr and Mrs Frederick Welch Boston
Coroner reports natural death for Jessie Jackson of Brooklyn found at St. Cloud Hotel. Detectives in Brooklyn and Manhattan seek the man who signed in as Frederick Welch of Boston after the couple stayed Friday afternoon. Police wonder why he took the woman's clothing, while autopsy rules out foul play.
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Frederick Welch
Boston
Jessie Jackson
Brooklyn
New York
Hamilton W. Williams
St. Cloud Hotel
Bellevue Hospital
John Hughes
Manhattan
St. Cloud
Cobb
Large NY Yacht Club fleet gathers off New London
A heavy NYYC fleet anchors off Pequot House in New London as Columbia arrives from Sag Harbor and Defender follows from Newport. Vigilant reaches harbor ahead of Navahoe, while Larchmont vessels also arrive from Morris Cove. Race results crown Colonia in Class B and Ariel, Quisetta, Godalia victorious in other classes.
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New London
Conn
New York Yacht Club
Pequot House
Columbia
Sag Harbor
Defender
Newport
Larchmont Yacht Club
Morris Cove
Colonia
Ariel
Crusader
Quisetta
Katrina
Godalia
Glendoveer
Seam
America
Armorita
Emerald
Shamrock
Hildegarde
Latonia
Baracouta
Enterprise
Sagamore
Jessie
Larchmont
East Ledge
New Haven
Yellow Fever Cases Stabilized at Soldiers' Home
There were no deaths or new yellow fever cases at the Soldiers' Home today in Newport News. Authorities believe the disease is being contained and expect quarantine restrictions to be modified this week and possibly lifted soon.
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Newport News
Painter Falls 24 Feet at South Union Station
John F. Ryan 41 of 16 Downing Street Roxbury fell from a staging at the new South Union station a distance of unknown feet yesterday afternoon. He left work and went home then was taken to the hospital with serious head and body injuries. doctors called his escape miraculous given the fall and impact.
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John F. Ryan
Downing Street
Roxbury
E. C. Beck
New South Union Station
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Sidney A. Pitt
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Fred Cigspeal
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Charles Delaney
Herr Vonderlasa
Berlin
Major Taylor
Racing Board
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Britannia
Shaock
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Newton
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