Great National Convention Opens Here Wednesday Morning
A large Catholic total abstinence convention gathers at Faneuil Hall Wednesday morning with clerical delegates from Maine to California. Arch bishop Ireland will address a mass meeting at Music Hall that evening. Governor Wolcott attends. Delegates from St Louis, Philadelphia, Minneapolis and other cities flood in with hundreds of clergymen attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Cleary
Faneuil Halls
Maine
California
Lake
St. Louis
United States
Theobald Mathew
Apostle
Apostle of
Temperance
Ireland
St. Paul
Elder
Cincinnati
Keane
Catholic University At
Washington
Ryan
Philadelphia
B. S
Springfield
J. J. McCoy
Chicopee
Garrigan
P. F. Leehan
Fitchburg
Thomas Scully
P. R
Cambridge
Archdiocesan Union of
Boston
John O’brien
East Cambridge
Union
National Organization
J. Washington Logue
Philadelphia Union
Leonora M. Lake
Minneapolis
James M. Cleary
The
National Union
Cleveland
Father McMahon
New York
A. P. Doyle
O. P
Iowa
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Washington, D. C
Wisconsin
Delaware
Mass
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Vermont
Williams
New Haven
Portland
Europe and Russia on Verge of War Over China Rail Project
London reports a rising Anglo-Russian crisis over a Chinese railroad concession held by British subjects from Newchwang to Shanhaikwan. Moscow objects, threatening actions and a naval redeployment as Paris and London eye a potential European war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Russia
China
London
Europe
Claus
Asia
Lord Salisbury
House of Lords
Sir Claude MacDonald
M. Pavloff
Ary
Pekin
Kuldja
Central Asia
M. Pavil
Grimsby
Paris
Red Sea
Black Sea
Sebastopol
Igner
Nikolaieff
Sinyucha
Otchakoff
Great Britain
Newchwang
Shanhai-kwan
Tientsin
Yangtse
Siberia
Bay State to Leave for Cuban Waters After Bay Stop
Atlantic Works representative escorted to hospital ship Bay State by Harbor Police Lt Mereen aboard Guardian. The Bay State, at Nantasket Roads, preps to sail to New York then Cuban waters. A morning bay spin allowed compass adjustment while pilot Samuel Wellock of Minerva stays aboard to guide her past Boston Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Works
Bay State
Mereen
Harbor
Guardian
Nantasket
New York
Cuban
Bay
Young Samuel Wellock
Minerva
Boston Light
Children Start Fire After Playing With Matches
Children of Louis Bornstein at 45 Stillman Street started a fire with matches yesterday afternoon causing about 20 dollars in damage. Bornstein suffered severe burns while attempting to extinguish the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bornstein
Stillman Street
Bornstein
Labor unions meet on hats and labels in Boston area
Central Labor Union approves buying uniforms for Labor Day with proper labeling and supports vendors with label compliance. Rev Father Cummins of Rosindale is thanked for his unity with labor. The Typographical Union seeks explanation after printers’ work lacked labels. Gold leaf users urged to prefer labeled goods. Delegates seated from Roofers Carpenters Firemen Electrical Workers and Tailors. A reorganization meeting for garment workers was held at 6 Asylum Street with Louis Ash elected president and John Crowley taking secretary duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Cigarmakers’ Union of
Boston
Father Cummins
Church of the Sacred Heart
Ros‘indale
United Labor
Freeman Milling Company
West Superior
Typographical Union
Department
Roofers
Carpenters
Park Department
Firemen’s Protective Union
Electrical Workers
Journeymen Tailors’ Union
Asylum Street
John Crowley
Anti-Tenement House” Fame
England
Louis Ash
Isaac Chohen
Louis Task
Ingerson Card Dies After Yacht Waterfall at Chelsea
Ingerson Card a 76 year old boatkeeper from 71 West Eagle Street East Boston fell overboard on the yacht Dora near Chelsea yesterday morning. He was pulled from the water to a raft by the Chelsea Yacht Club house and pronounced dead after an hour and a half of attempts by Surgeon F A Hesler. The body was taken to East Boston and Medical Examiner Harris will view the remains in the morning. Death was likely due to heart failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingerson Card
Weat Eagle Street
Boston
Chelsea
Card
Dora
Chelsea Yacht Club House
Broadway
F. A. Hesler
United States Navy
Naval Hospital
East Boston
Harris
Somerville Stable Burned Behind Everett Avenue Home
A stable behind 28 Everett Avenue in Somerville owned by Calvin Horton and occupied by A. B. Parker a milk man was nearly destroyed by fire shortly after eight yesterday morning. Loss set at 1500 dollars.
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Everett Avenue
Somerville
Calvin Horton
A. B. Parker
Teeming Nantasket Beach Sees Big Sunday Crowd Revisit Old Times
A Sunday crowd at Nantasket Beach estimated around 25 000 enjoyed warm weather and a festive mood. Beachgoers lounged on cafe platforms, rode chutes, and bought treats while bathhouses reported strong demand and eateries ran short of supplies.
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Nantasket
Dooley on Porter Ricky and General Miles in Porther Ricky
The piece features Mr Dooley lamenting and praising during Gin ral Miles' landing and picnic in Porther Ricky. It details a mock ceremony with the mayor and city officials, Miles’s reception, and a festive march toward San Juan, ending with Dooley predicting future political impact.
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Santiago de Cubia
Gickenin’ Polkcy
Ordherly
Porther Ricky
Miles
Punch
Polis
Grrand
Gin’ral Miles
Gran’ Palace
Maina Banjo
Casey
San Juan
Grreat
Bokays
Mr. Hennessy
Mr. Dooley
Hogan
Sigasa iv
Peter Dunn
The
Chicago Journal
Raids and arrests mark police liquor sweep on North Shore
Revere police conducted seven liquor raid attempts along Ocean Avenue and surrounding areas with mixed results. No contraband was found at several initial targets, while five bottles were seized at the Shawmut and thirty eight bottles at Magnolia corner. Ten bicyclists were arrested for obstructing a public thoroughfare and a hotel owner was arrested on a knife threat warrant. Bathing crowds at Crescent Beach surged past 100,000, with 55,08 bathers passing the subway, the largest single day since the bath houses opened, as officials prepared for higher patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Ray
George E. Kirwin
Grand View Hotel
Ocean Avenue
Oak Island
State Bath House
Revere Street
Shawmut
Magnolia
Beaver Street
Frank Wilhelm
Chester Avenue
Belle Cottage
Nell Kenney
Jacob B. Furber
Boston
John A. Cummings
Somerville
Julius A. Cohen
Arthur F. Hurd
Annie F. Hurd
Waltham
Adolph A. Johnson
Wakefield
Fred A. Varney
Malden
Forrest E. Porter
Chelsea
Gardner W. Bullard
Tufts College
William W. Gibson
Frank A. Barnes
Everett
Edward J. Murphy
Metropolitan
James B. Shurtleff
Crescent Beach
West of
the Park
Post
Chief West
Gilman
Bath House
Ellis
John Galvin
Cincinnati
B. M. Allen
Birmingham
Ala
John H. Fort
Camden
N. J
George A. Reynolds
Sugan
Mich
St. Louis
Bath
Crest
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Father Mathew Men
Archbishop Creland
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Rev James
Catholic Total Abstinence Union OF America
Et. Ryan
Ad.doyle
Great National Convention
Salisbury
Abor's
Water Department
Washington St
B. F. Larrabee Co
Mr. Alger
WAR Dept
Santiagso
SEC OF War
ALGER
RA Alger
Iar Dooley ON
Hennessy
North Shore