Massachusetts Delegates to Call on Bryan at Denver
Massachusetts delegates head to Chicago and then Lincoln for the Denver convention with Vermont allies. About 60 booked on the train leaving North Station at 4 pm tomorrow, three cars reserved. Notables on board include George Fred Williams and Humphrey J. O Sullivan, with Dr John W Coughlin as Bryan backer on the national committee.
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William Jennings Bryan
Massachusetts Ciey
Denver
Williams
Bryan . Éoday
Vermont
Massachusetts
Chicago
Lincoln
North Station
National Committee
John W. Coughlin
Charles Ashley
Mr. Coughlin
Willams
Gaston
Daniel F. Doherty
Greenfield
William A. Davenport
Humphrey J. O'Sullivan
Leo F. McCullough
Boston Common Council
J. J. Prindiville
South Framingham
Walter Creamer
Lynn
John O’gare
Spencer
EB. H H. O’brien
Worcester
Lott F. McNamara
Haverhill
J. P. Timilty
James F. Aylward
Cambridge
Andrew A. Badaracco
James Synan
Whitfield Tuck
A. C. Drinkwater
Braintree
P. J. Mitchell
Springfield
T. J. Lawler
Mr. Williams
Bryan
Bryan Seeks Judge Gray for Second on Democratic Ticket
The report says Judge Gray may be placed in nomination by L. Irving Handy of Delaware with P. A. Boyle of Pennsylvania seconding. Bryan would welcome Gray as vice president if Gray would accept. The convention faces a potential floor fight over an anti injunc tion plank with supporters and opponents declared amid party tensions across Illinois New England New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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Judge Gray
L. Irving Handy
Delaware
P. A. Boyle
Pennsylvania
George Gray
Committee On Resolutions
Lincoln
Bryan
Sullivan
Illinois
Taggart
National Committee
Heifner
Cific
Martin W. Littleton
New York
New England
New Jersey
Pacific Coast
Ar. Taggart
Indiana
Mr. Bryan
Forbes Made Vice-Governor Forbes Named Vice Governor
Washington June 30 The appointment of W Cameron Forbes of Milton Mass as Vice Governor of the Philippine Islands was announced by Secretary Taft He is a member of the Philippine Commission and on leave en route to the United States expected in San Francisco July 13 aboard the steamship Korea
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Washington
W. Cameron Forbes
Milton
Mass
Philippine Islands
Taft
Agnes Marshall Weds James Andrew O'Brien in Triaste Boston
Agnes Gertrude Marshall daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Marshall of 18 London Street West Boston married James Andrew O'Brien city engineer and superintendent of streets Chelsea. The ceremony at Church of the Most Holy Redeemer in Triaste Boston included nuptial high mass with Rev Lawrence F McCarthy officiating assisted by Rev John A McAuley and Rev Daniel S Sheerin. Bridesmaid was Elizabeth A Marshall. Best man was Dr Daniel P O'Brien New Bedford brother of groom. ushers included John E Burke East Boston John E Desmond New York Daniel J Mullane Chelsea Walter Lawless Chelsea and Michael F Cullen Dorchester.
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James Andrew O’brien
Agnes Gertrude Marshall
John H. Marshall
London Street
Boston
Chelsea
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Triast
Lawrence F. McCarthy
John A. McAuley
Daniel S. Sheerin
Walter Lawless
Michael F. Culliney
Dorchester
Lightning Fatality Claims McKee Boy During Charles River Fishing Trip
Charles McLean and brothers Irving and Dewey McLean, with Jimmie McKee, planned an afternoon fishing by the Charles River after a family dinner at the Waltham Bleachery. A violent rainstorm drove them for shelter under a tree at the Albemarle Golf Club Grounds where a bolt struck Jimmie. He died at the scene with injuries described as four buck-shot like holes in the right chest and a torn shoe, while the others escaped.
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Buck
Two Girls Drown After Canoe Capsize Near Hemlock Gorge
Florence Sheldon and Mary Ditmus, both about 18, drowned in the Charles River at Hemlock Gorge Newton Upper Falls when a canoe capsized during a seating exchange. The Cambridge party of 100 from Eastern Christian Church learned of the tragedy. bodies recovered within an hour.
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Florence Sheldon
Mary Ditmus
Cambridge
Charles River
Hemlock Gorge
Newton Upper Falls
Eastern Christian Church of Cambridge
Echo Bridge
Ditmas
Phillips Street
Boston
Sheldon
Washington Street
William Ridley
Murdock Street
George Williams
Portland Street
Girl and Escort Drown at Burlington Wharf
In Burlington Vermont on June 20 Sadie Drown aged 19 and escort Henry Debgarar were swept overboard when a boat from the Champlain Transportation Company overturned while he helped her into a rowboat. Miss Anna Maquien 16 was rescued by Henry Chiott on the wharf.
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Burlington, Vt
Henry Debgarar
Sadie
Champlain Transportation Company
Anna Maquien
Henry Chiott
Boy Injured by Hay Fork in Newton Lower Falls
Edward Donahue 15 son of Mrs Annie Donahue River street Newton Lower Falls was struck in the face by a hay fork while helping with hay. He suffered a skull fracture and a tine pierced his eye. He was taken to Newton Hospital with blood poisoning feared and poor prospects of recovery.
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Newton
Edward Donahue
Annie Donahue
River Street
Newton Lower Falls
Prostrations Reported Across Several City Areas
A list records individuals from diverse addresses who collapsed or were overcome in public locations including Tremont and Court streets Jamaica Plain Washington street Greenwood avenue and South Station and at Copley square and Relief Hospital and Pemberton square and Haymarket square. Names include Eugene Burns John McCormick Gallahue Mary Walsh Augusta Bartts Simon Aronson Eunice Marshall Charles Jacobs Frank Duncan and William Smith.
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John M’cormick
Bloomfield and
Williams Streets
Jamaica Plain
Washington Street
Greenwood Avenue
Mary Walsh
Stoneham
Copley Square
Augusta Bartts
Atlantic Avenue
Missing Revere man found wandering in Boston park
William P. Cook a Civil war veteran living at 1 Winthrop Place Revere was reported missing in yesterday’s Post. He was found wandering in City Point South Boston by officers who brought him to Station 12. He could not explain his disappearance but was glad to see family members who came to the station house.
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William P. Cook
Winthrop Place
Revere
City Point
Boston
Heat Wave Takes Its Toll Across City With Fatalities
Report shows two deaths and many prostrations from extreme heat. Weather records note temperatures near 89 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit with high humidity, as officials warn the public to stay indoors and hydrate during the heat spell.
Wage Cut At Paper Trust Cuis In New York Offices
The paper trust plan lowers wages for 5000 workers with notices in New York and New Hampshire offices. Employees expect a reduction in pay though exact amounts and timing remain uncertain. Franklin, N. is cited in the report.
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Wi Paper Company
Met
New Hampshire
Franklin
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