Two more prison escapees rearrested on Lowell Street
Daniel Mullen and James H. Coffey were taken into custody yesterday at a house on Lowell Street, leaving John C. Lynch as the sole fugitive. Police of Division 1 used disguises and surveillance to track Coffey through Salem Street, Endicott Street, and Haymarket Square, where Donovan and others were implicated in aiding the escape. The operation ended with Coffey and Mullen recaptured after a police stakeout, while Donovan escaped with two women and eight men before being pursued.
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Lowell Street
Daniel Mullen
James H. Coffey
John C. Lynch
Division 1
Cain
Coffey
State Prison
Mattie Coffey
Salem Street
Tryder and Sullivan
Mattie Hayes
Endicott Street
Minnie Hathaway
John Hanley
John Donovan
Haymarket
Donovan
Bryder
Sullivan
No. 11
Wolf
Sryder
Glowell Street
Treder
Maguire
Houghton
Trask
Division 3
Woll
Amd Mullen
Ullen
Chicken Hy
Bathers Find Swimwear and Accessories in Furnishing Dept
Bathers will discover a full range of swimming tights suits shoes caps and towels in the furnishing department. The list includes Ladies blue flannel priced from 3.00 to 4.50 and Ladies black flannel from 4.00 to 4.50.
Weather Bureau transfers amid political shifts and new head
The Weather Bureau moves from army control to the Agriculture Department under Brigadier General Greely relinquishing command. Professor Mark Harrington of Michigan is selected as the new chief, with Secretary Rusk aiming to extend meteorological work for agriculture and broader government use.
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Warmnoron
Weather Bureau
Army
Agricultural Department
Massachusetts
Harringtn
Michigan
Harrison
Signal Corps
Te Army
Ben Butterworth
Ohio
Treasury
Recan
Weather Surena
Mark W. Har UN
University of Michigan
Willetts
Harrington
University of Michina
Ann Arbor
American Meteorological Journal
Ting
United Es Coast Survey
Alaska
Germany
Europe
Chinese Foreign Office
Pekin
China
Vo Science
H Ring
Louisiana State University
Ann Harbor
Rusk
Congress
Jureau
Department of Agriculture
Munch
Himelf
Meteorological Service of Nited Stata
Steamer Gay Head arrives for New Bedford line
The Gay Head, built by Harlan & Hollingsworth in Wilmington, arrived at Providence for the New Bedford Martha's Vineyard Nantucket Steamboat Company. Captain A P Bartow will command. the vessel sails to New Bedford after docking for coppering below the waterline. The 215 by 34 foot ship has a 701 ton gross tonnage, a 50 psi steam plant, two steel boilers, and four lifeboats, with a luxury Neapolitan style interior including a social hall, cherry woodwork, and maroon plush seats. The ship is described as the fleet's finest, designed for freight and passenger service to resort ports.
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Providence
R. L
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
Wilmington
Del
New Bedford
Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket
Danus
New Shedford
A. P. Bartow
Fatal Accident in East Boston Injures Man at Greene’s Dock
At about 3 pm yesterday a small fire alarm led Engine 11 down Bennington toward Prescott when it struck and ran over John De Corsey, 64. He died before medical help arrived. driver John Bickford, a veteran firefighter, was cleared of blame. Also reported, Lippincott of American Graphaphone Co and North American Phonograph Co filed liability schedules showing liabilities over 1.1 million and assets largely collateral.
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Greene
Doc
Boston
Bennington Street
Prescott Street
John de Corsey
Patrick Haley
John Bickford
New York
Jesse H. Lippincott
American Graphaphone Company
North American Phonograph Company
Frederick 5. Wait
Season Opens at Bar Harbor as Hotels Fill
Bar Harbor Me June 30 Yacht Hope Leslie of the Eastern Yacht Club arrives signaling the season’s start. Hotels are open and cottages are occupied as Bar Harbor welcomes summer visitors.
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Bar Harbor
Bar Harpor
Hope Leslie
The
Eastern Yacht Club
Bureau reorganization ties to farming climate research
The text outlines a plan to extend systematic study of the country’s climatic conditions and their effects on plant growth. It calls for reorganizing the bureau and its personnel with its transfer to the Department of Agriculture to align with these aims.
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Department of Agriculture
Faminid And Disease in Crop Levant Russia Suffering
London dispatch reports Russia faces famine and disease amid drought with a collapsing harvest. Prices for cereals rise as winter crops perish. famine visible among Kostroma peasants and indigent noblemen in Kazan. In Rovnopol Jewish colony hunger claims lives. households crowd for warmth and some ads show children for sale. Government braces for revolts as tax collection persists under threat of flogging.
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London
Telegraph
St. Petersburg
Russia
Kostroma
Kazan
Rovnopol
Naval Battalion's Week of Hard Practice Planned
Governor Russell approves the naval militia programme for its July tour. Lieutenant Commander Soley, Lieutenant Buckingham, and Adjutant General Dalton crafted the plan, sent to Norfolk for Admiral Walker, then to the Governor. The White Squadron ships Chicago Newark Boston Atlanta Yorktown prepare at Norfolk for a Boston summer cruise and then New York. The fleet, 140 officers and 1400 men, mounts eight 8 inch, thirty eight 6 inch and two 65 inch rifles, plus dozens of Hotchkiss and Gatling guns, totaling 16660 tons. After Boston, Newport and New York visits are expected before Gardiner's Bay target practice. The Naval Militia in the South Armory met and set the duty for Monday July 12 joining the Wabash five days.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Russell
IGE
Edward H. Savage
Foston
Sunbury
Cochituate
Franklin Park
Na’ral
Trimount Athletic
Oak Island
Naval Battalion
W. M
Soley
B. H. Buckingham
Admiral Walker
Dalton
Norfolk
Chicago
Newark
Alanta
Yorktown
South Armory
New York Business Failures Rise in First Half of Year
Business failures in the first half of the year totaled 6074, up from 5886 a year earlier, with liabilities reaching 92 million dollars versus 65 million in 1890. Despite widespread losses, reports from across the country indicate improving trade prospects due to crop wealth and active industry. A New Hampshire firm plans capital stock increase and rebuilding after a fire, with local incentives to support the steel piano sounding board chair factory employing around 100 workers. Real estate notes include purchases in Tremont area and property tax details. Also announced is a Tuesday militia muster on ships of the First Division, with divisions to muster crews and guns.
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New York
RB. G. Dun & Co
LIVS
N. H
Parker & Young Manufacturg
J M Hill Rumor Refuted He Plans January Settlement
A Boston rumor that J M Hill failed is denied. The theater manager also ran a Boston restaurant that failed, prompting a $59,000 mortgage on two New York theatres to cover an attachment. Creditors press small debts while large creditors are none. Hill says he will be out of debt by next January.
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Boston
J. M. Hill
Hall
New York
Flill
Jill
Nw York
Jun
Exquisite Oak Rocker Showcases Moorish Fret Work
An elegant combination of solid oak construction and silk plush upholstery. The rocker features Moorish fret-work detailing, a deeply cushioned seat and back, removable cushions, and adjustable back height for comfort. Rockers are low for a slow continuous roll, offered at twice its cost.
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A Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Milk Street
Rairoad
ONE
Frank G. Miles
Zjward P. Bond
Safe Deposit Dept
Mon Lincoln
Alabama
Globe Building
Iglesale
National Power's Co
Inda Sq
F. Appleton
Tifiemen
Washington ST
H. Lloyd
Ebaician
Bromfield Uyood
Sproviner Court
Francisco
Leker
P ‘ Savage
Sierra Ne
Bing Ns
Bune
Glasgow
Une
Liverpool
Simon Dumois
Banes
Bremerhaven
Rotter
State of Nebraska
Glas
Anchoria
Norse Ging
Jane
Saale
Pavonia
Loston
Jon
Spree
Gremen
City of Paris
New
Vie Point
Bownwall
Islands
Rugia
Lizard
Wandsworth
Fee- American Food Co
Mark
Darion Harland
Orrarning
General
Ntneamship
the Conmatter
Deby
Sage of Busines
N. L
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
A. A
St. Louis
Athletics
Stramner
United States
Jages
Kirs Men’s Relief Fund
Chaunesy Smith
George Crocker
Woodland Park
Cohasset
Sandwich
Bourne Ie
F.O
Pegues Sa Coouina
G. W. Simmons & CO
Oak Hall
North St
the Weather Bureau
Generl Greely Steps
Profesor Harrington
Whaler City
Edward Atkinson Gunliv B. Kissel, Joseph KB. Russell
Fredric J. Stimson
State Street Safe Deposit and Trust Co
State Street—Exchange Building
Boston Clearing House
Third National Bank
Ers
Foreign Exchange
Messrs
Glyn, Mills
Currie & Co
Brooks & Co
Delbruck, Leo & Co
Berlin
Société Parc de Credit Industriel
Paris
Kessler & Co
Manchester
Abram French
Franklin Street
Levant
Samuel Hatch & Co
Central Ww
A. P. Downs
L. GO
Tremont
Ahey
Thik
Militia Bator
Newa
Paing
Canal ST
Bonth
Sid Sige Ee
Wabash
Louis
Malhiti
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