Malay and Chinese Crew Sing Psalms Aboard Indrawadi
Reporter aboard the Indrawadi at Boston docks hears the Malay and Chinese crew sing hymns including Everybody Works but Father. Captain Hill notes the voyage from China and India with 62 crew, hemp tea and spices valued near a million dollars.
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Indrawadi
Boston
Post
Reginald N. Hill
China
India
New York
Adi
Justin
Far East
Indraw
Beveridge Gets Roosevelt Pen
President Roosevelt sends Senator Beveridge of Indiana the pen used to sign the agricultural bill with meat inspection clauses. Roosevelt credits Beveridge for first highlighting packing-house abuses and drafting the amendment enabling the crackdown.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Beveridge
Indiana
Senator Beveridge
Theodore Roosevelt
Garcia, Professor of Singing and Inventor, Dies in London
Manuel Garcia, renowned singing professor and laryngoscope inventor, died in London on July 1. He was born March 17, 1805, and left a lasting impact on vocal pedagogy and medical instrument innovation.
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London
Weighed 160 Pound Runaway Girl Annie Russell Seized
Annie Russell a 19 year old Roxbury girl described as a stubborn child weighs 160 pounds and has violated parole after leaving home. Police say she ran away at 16 and court probation followed, with further disobedience leading to last night’s detention by Dedham Street Station. Sergeant Goff found her on Washington Street and booked her.
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Dedham Street Station
Annie Russell
Roxbury
Goff
Dedham Street
Washington Street
Petition drives to save Schidlofski from death chair
Dr. Jakob Goldszmit organized a Lawrence petition effort to stay the execution of Schidlofski the Lithuanian wife murderer. About 1000 names have been added to the appeal to Governor Guild. Schidlofski remains in the death watch cell and has taken light nourishment while awaiting a possible insanity finding.
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Jakob C. Goldszmit
Schidlofski
Goldszmit
Lawrence
Schidlofskis
Messrs. Korusser and
Dommuck
Essex Street
M. Bachman
Washington Street
Louis Matthas
Remington Street
J. G. Knapp
S. P. Hulme
Jackson Street
Hibernians Open New Library in Chelsea
One of the largest meetings of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Chelsea last night opened a new library at 220 Broadway. Division 10 hosted the event with 12 new candidates initiated. County President John Dillon spoke on the order and division history as the library, built on historical lines, was dedicated and opened to members from 7 to 9 each evening.
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Order of Hibernians
Chelsea
Broadway
Division 10
Patrick F. Donovan
John Dillon
Hibernian Order
Dillon
Dixon Goes for Inspection to Chicago
The Rev. A. C. Dixon of Buggies Street Baptist Church left last night for Chicago to review the work at Chicago Avenue Church which has extended a call to the Roxbury pastor. The offer includes a $5000 salary and tenancy of a modern parsonage.
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A. C. Dixon
Buggies Street Baptist Church
Chicago
Chicago Avenue Church
Roxbury
Consumptives' Home Garden Party Moves to Today
The Young Ladies' Charitable Association hosts its annual garden party at the Free Home for Consumptives today from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., instead of next Saturday as earlier announced.
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The
Young Ladiesf Charitable Association
Free Home For Consumptives
Dorchester Soloist Shines at Concord Testimonial
Miss Elizabeth O'Connell of Dorchester starred at a testimonial concert for Miss Mary Macone in Concord Junction Saturday evening. She was encored four times for a solo while Miss Mary O'Connell the pianist Mr. Harry Stevens the tenor and Miss Gertrude Farrington the reader received much applause.
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Elizabeth O'Connell
Dorchester
Mary Macone
Concord Junction
Mary O'Connell
Harry Stevens
Gertrude Farrington
Answers Babys Prayer in Brookline Family Crisis
Four year old Leonia Wood of 2 Craig Place Brookline cried herself sick for two weeks over her father’s disappearance after a family quarrel. A friend says he plans to return home today and be reconciled with his wife who forgives him.
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Indrawadi
Hill
Leonia Wood
Craig Place
Brookline
Mrs. Wood
Post
Malden Prepares Huge Bonfire for July Fourth
Readiness notices describe elaborate plans in Malden for a major July 4 celebration. The centerpiece is a 100 foot bonfire to be lit by Mayor Charles G. Warren shortly after midnight near the Boston Rubber Shoe Company marshes, touted as the largest in New England.
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Malden
Charles G. Warren
New England
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
Division 8 A C H Celebrates 10th Anniversary in Malden
Over 300 Hibernians gathered at Edwards Hall Malden to mark the 10th anniversary of Division 38. Mayor Dwyer of Medford addressed the group noting the order's educational work for Irish interests. Several new candidates were initiated and multiple propositions heard during the day.
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Hibernians
Edwards Hall
Malden
Division 38
Daniel F. Foley
Dwyer
Medford
Macaulay
Hibernian
James Cooney
Peter J. Kelley
Timothy J. Mahoney
James F. Curley
Wakefield
M. J. O’brien
Boston
Charles E. Daley
Med@ford
Boston Called Worst City in the World by Reverend Dixon
The Rev. Dr. A. C. Dixon warned at Ruggles Street Baptist Church that Boston faces divine judgment with Christ’s return and a 1000 year millennium. He cited recent New York crime and warned the irreligious will suffer as wickedness attracts wrath.
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Boston
A. C. Dixon
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Christ
San Francisco
New York City
Sodom
Gomorrah
New York
Body of 4 week old baby found in Pine Creek near Jagra Road
In Melrose, a bruised and decomposed four week old baby girl was recovered from Pine Creek near Jagra Road at about five pm by George Sudstone and Edgar Oldmixon, Chelsea residents. Medical examiner Perley found no clues and estimated the body had been in the water about four weeks.
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Melrose
Pine Creek
Jagra Road
George W. Sudstone
Edgar S. Oldmixon
Marlboro Street
Chelsea
Perley
Dr Gookin Appointed House Physician At Marine Hospital
Dr Edward R Gookin of Dorchester born South Boston and educated at English High Boston College Tufts Medical School has begun duties as house physician at the Marine Hospital Chelsea after completing a Baltimore Medical School course. He is 30 and was an honor student at Tufts.
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Edward R. Gookin
Columbia Road
Dorchester
Tufts Medical School
Marine Hospital
Chelsea
Gookin
Baltimore Medical School
Boston
English High
Boston College
Tufts
Strike Ties Up Washington Street Subway Project
Hoisting engineers from P McGovern and Coughlan Construction halted work on the Adams and Haymarket squares portion of the Washington street subway after a 19 member strike for union conditions. Shipments and daily progress were delayed as crews walked off the site yesterday.
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Washington ST. Subway
P. McGovern
Coughlan Construction Company
Adams and
Haymarket Squares
Washington Street
Labor groups plan Labor Day parades and union events
Governor and mayor will view invitations for a Labor Day parade expected to include 20 000 workers. Building Trades Council speakers include Sturgis Logue and Mullen. Various unions vote or elect leaders in Boston area including Transatlantic Wharf Clerks and Brookline Painters. A new building trades section of the C L U is to be formed July 30 with union backing.
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Governor Guild
Fitzgerald
Messrs
Sturgis, Logue and Mullen
Building Trades Council
American Express Company
Expressmen’s Union
Michael H. Dillon
Worcester
Buffers, Platers
Brass Moulders
Brass Workers’ Union
A. F. of L
Knights of Labor
Lawrence Hennessey
Robert P. McCann
Charles H. Stowell
James J. Kelley
George McKenzie
D. A. McGillivray
Brookline Painters’ Union
Michael Birmingham
Boston Electrical Workers’ Union 104
State Council of Electrical Workers’ Union
Italian Excavators and Laborers’ Union
Boston B. T. C
James Duncan
4. F. of
Frenchmansion Agains Looted In Jamaica Plain Break In
Residents reported the Waldo French mansion broken into in Parley Vale. The house was ransacked and valuables taken while the family is abroad in Europe. Police suspect a two men and one woman gang. Special Officer McCarthy and Captain McBryan lead the investigation.
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Jamaica Plain
Parley Vale
Station 13
Waldo French
Europe
McBryan
McCarthy
Panama Elections Quiet Across Provinces
Panama reports a calm election day with a compromise ticket elected. Colon deputies favored government candidates by 290 votes, while results from other provinces show large majorities for the constitutional party though final tallies will take two to three days.
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Panama
Constitutional Party
Colon
Fairbankses Leave Washington for Indianapolis
Vice-President and Mrs. Fairbanks depart Washington for their Indianapolis home. They plan to stay away until Congress reconvenes in December.
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Washington
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Congress
Bloodless girl’s cure sparks hope for anemia cure
A Kalamazoo woman recounts illness from age 16 to 19, diagnosed as anemia, then credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring color and strength. The ad claims the pills create new blood and cure various ailments, selling at 50 cents a box or six for $2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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Frankie Hathaway
West Main Street
Kalamazoo
Mich
Dr. Williams
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