No Pardon Likely for Ex-District Attorney Ives
Executive Council will not grant parole to ex-District Attorney George B. Ives of Essex County. Ives, now imprisoned in Charlestown for embezzlement, faces continued confinement while petitioners withdraw. The council favors time-off for good behavior but finds punishment warranted. Abbott and Joy cases receive attention as pardon deliberations proceed.
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George B. Ives
Essex County
Salem
Charlestown
Stearns Kendall Abbott
Joseph Crue
Groton
Albert W. Joy
Charlestown Institution
Joy
Bridges
State House
Abbott
Grotea
Crue
Marden
Stevens
Hamlin
Post
Tewksbury
Stranger visits pastor claims Toronto murder
In New Haven on Monday a man named Frank Lang, a supposed travelling salesman from Toronto, told Rev Mueller he killed a man in Toronto after finding his wife with another. Lang was placed in charge of Associated Charities, then disappeared. Officials suspect he may be mentally unstable or self harmed after fleeing.
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New Haven
Conn
Mueller
German Lutheral Church
Frank Lang
Toronto
Lang
Buffalo
Associated Charities
Charities
Lan
Young farmer injured in gun collision on Causeway Street
Ora Locke, seven years old, a farmer living in Winchester, is at the General Hospital with a severe scalp wound. He was driving along Causeau Street when his gun collided with another and he was blown to the ground. He will probably recover.
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Ora Locke
Winchester
General Hospital
Locke
Causeau Street
Lowell Begins Paying City Employees After Standstill
Lowell, July 2. City treasurer Harrington and staff paid school teachers and salaried officers to clear the February arrears. The payday was brisk by check, with a promise to pay firemen tomorrow and settle creditors from Lowell and surrounding towns. About $500,000 is expected to circulate in a few days after the breach of the deadlock.
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Lowell
Harrington
Pope invites Cardinal Gibbons to resign Baltimore see
Rome dispatch says the Pope urged Cardinal Gibbons to surrender his Baltimore diocese and live in Rome to participate in Vatican politics. Gibbons reportedly refused. A Baltimore household member called the idea contrary to his beliefs, noting his strong American patriotism and his aim to serve the church from America.
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London
Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Vatican
América
Fourth of July Celebrations Roar Along North Shore
The North Shore hosts festive Independence Day events with large crowds at Crescent Beach and Winthrop. Fireworks, decorated buildings, and open houses mark the celebrations. Winthrop shines with floral displays by the Floral Emblem Society and a two thousand strong Golden Cross picnic. The New Winthrop Hotel grounds host a tennis match while the Ahloe Hotel glows with lanterns and hosts an opening night attended by many prominent residents and visitors.
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Winthrop
Crescent Beach
Strathmore
Palace
Beachmont
Ladies of the Floral Emblem Society
Golden Cross
Winthrop Hotel
Ahloe
Winthrop Highlands
George Garratt
F. H. Appleton
Horace Crafts
Chauncey Crafts
Co. Q. Ring
Arthur Brayley
A. W. Cobb
Nettie
Sarah Schry
W. A. James
Samuel G. James
H. 8. James
G. W. Sleeper
Leonora A. Johnson
Thomas H. Madigan
J. Allen
L. G. Bartlett
Eggleston
J. J. Hannesey
J. H. Collins
G. H. Henry
Schryer
J. Otis McFadden
HH. B. Dillenback
HB. B. Day
B. M. Bishop
Samuel M. Child
Pierce Powers
F. A. Fernald
Thomas F. Edgar
Frederick Hinks
Alice Grey
Florence Kirk
Helen Taft
Margaret Turner
W. §. Gardner
O. R. Ford
Anthony Bonner Arrested After Street Attack
Anthony Bonner, aged 89, allegedly shot at his wife Celia Bonner at 22 Nashua Street Monday afternoon. He was arrested in Cambridge last night and turned over to Joy Street Station officers. Bonner does not live with his wife.
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Anthony Bonner
Celia Bonner
Nashua Street
Cambridge
Joy Street
Bonner
Miners Starving in Elkhorn Strike
Charleston dispatch reports 900 miners on a two month strike near Elkhorn facing near starvation and rising desperation. Adjutant White on the governor's staff says troops may be needed to preserve order as many workers will be refused employment.
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Charleston
W. Va
Elkhorn
Adjutant White
Lynn's Missing Trio Safe Returns Home
One of three missing men has returned to Lynn from Boston. Kennedy of 141 Fayette Street arrived early this morning. Henry Thompson and William Welsh are reportedly on their way back from Nantasket in the dory used to start the voyage.
Yale's Answer Prompts Intercollegiate Challenge
London July report that Yale's athletic committee has challenged Oxford and Cambridge for athletic supremacy, surprising Cambridge and Harvard observers. Yale's stance prompts Oxford to respond, noting dates and availability. both sides await the Oxford Cambridge committees' meeting before replying.
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London
E. S. Horan
Cambridge Athletic Club
Yale Athletic Committee
Yale
Oxford
Cambridge
Harvard
Yalé
Oakley
Oxford Athletic Club
Horan
Two Men Held in Knockout Drop Robberies in Boston
Police report several complaints of theft by men using knockout drops in bars hotels and depots around Boston. Linsey C Boyd and John J Martin are in custody after small phials of chloral were found on them. An additional victim on Court street last June 18 identified the pair. A physician was approached but escaped injury. Police urge caution and advise avoiding casual drinks with strangers as investigations continue.
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Boston
Pliny H. West
Newbury Street
Leutenant
Tyler Street
Linsey C. Boyd
John J. Martin
West
Watts
Court Street
Boyd
Martin
Quincy
William H. Walker
Canada
Hotel Thorndike
Walker
Thorndike
Warren D. Maloon
Brattle Square
Bargains on Rough Serges and Unfinished Wors Teds
R T Almy offers rough serges and unfinished worsted teds in blue, black or brown, sizes all, at $12. Early shoppers get the best pick as busy days continue this season.
Henry Parkman Retires From Massachusetts Republican Club
At a meeting of the executive committee the resignation of Hon. Henry Parkman of Boston as a committee member was tendered and accepted. Robert H. Gardiner of Newton was elected permanent chairman to succeed Parkman, who had chaired the committee since 1893. The committee expressed appreciation for Parkman’s valued leadership and work for the club.
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Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Henry Parkman
Boston
Parker
Robert H. Gardiner
Newton
Parkman
Water Commission Nominees Delayed By Executive Council
Governor's nominations to the Metropolitan Water Commission again laid over in Executive Council meeting. Some members favor withdrawal of John J. Whipple to ensure a civil engineer on the board. It is predicted that John R. Freeman of Winchester, a highly capable civil engineer, will be appointed if Whipple is withdrawn.
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Metropolitan Water Commission
Executive Council
John J. Whipple
John R. Freeman
Winchester
Dispute Over Parker Hill Site For Franklin Trades School
Trustees voted at City Hall to buy Parker Hill for the Franklin Trades School but Mayor Curtis demands approval by both city branches. Funds must pass to a city department, and with the abolition of the architect’s department the new body must hire an architect to draft plans and oversee construction.
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Parker Hill
Franklin Trades School
City Hall
Curtis
Clothing sale cuts prices on 91 Summer St stock
A failed clothing house's entire stock valued at over 140000 is offered at half price to settle creditors. Open now at 91 Summer Street for ten days, with bargains on suits, pants, overcoats, and shirts for men youths and boys, including standout prices like $2.46 for men’s business suits and $4.69 for imported cheviot suits. Auction like rapid sale anticipated.
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Rogers, Peet & Co
91 Summer Street
Summer Street
Melton
Englsh Mellon Aenel
O. A
Lada
Satteen
Coen
Surumer
Handicaps for Fitchburg and Way side Park July 4
Two handicap lists for July 4 races at Fitchburg and Way side Park Framingham include half mile and two mile events. The detailed staked entries name numerous riders with varying yard penalties and scratch starts, listing many individuals and clubs across both venues.
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Fitchburg
S. Johnson
H. A. Adams
J. P. Claris
Harry Wright
H. G. Morse
L. H. Jobes
C. F. Ward
Tom Clark
C. Doubleday
FE. W. Woodbury
A FP. Givson
George S. Thomason
E. R. Emith
M J. Fam
Charles B. Dyer
L. "Piper
P. Clark
Thomas
B. W. Pierce
Allen Winter
Ace
Winter
George D. Buckley
D. H. Young
T. B. Matthews
Georg. Peabody
Ce. J. Lewis
Rge Bly
F Bodman
Biek
Jas
Robert Z Lyons
A. J. Kent
W. Richt
F. A. Mangnussam
Kaparies Anderson
F. T. Burns
Walter Wright
E. R. Smith
Wayside Park
South Framingham
EB. Cla
Me & Cc P Raiden
C. J. Meno
B. F
Bakara
B. Price
E. J. McMahon
Fred
J. Mom
Senter
H. Pfeiffer
P. H. Durett
H. T. Buckley
J. G Boutelie
J. M. Barnscratch
J. A. Cartwright
Wwyd
D. J. C. Raymond
Willa Mahoney
R. M. Mugridge
Toe
J. V. Daley
G. E. Rowse
Archie Boudry
W. F. Campbell
French
Peter BE
J. Clark
B. de Berry
A. Boole
Mae Jr
E Ome
Hilgebrand
Mepherson
Buller
H. Pe Moe Barnett
H. Hone
Archie Sek
Johnson Wins $1000 Purse in Grand Rapids Cycling Meet
John Johnson captured the $1000 purse by winning two of three heats at Comstock Park Grand Rapids riding with Sanger and Tyler. Times were 2:04 3-4, 2:10 1-2, and 2:09 1-2. The trio arrived at 12:30 and tested a mile heat against a horse. O'Connor and Cole paced the heats, with Sanger leading early and Johnson making a late sprint to victory in the first heat. Sanger won the second heat, Johnson the third, and the overall race. Johnson also failed to beat his record with a 2:02 3-4 mile on dirt for a purse of gurv.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
John S. Johnson
Sanger
Tyler
Price
Comstock Park
Johnson
O’connor
Cole
O'Connor
Cale
Mill superintendent faces labor law case in Worcester
John F. Ham Let, superintendent of B. B. R Knight’s mill in Manchaug, was before the Central District Court on a charge of employing Laura and Albertine Moreaux, aged 11 and 13, without payroll records. Judge Utley ruled the law violated but noted brief exposure. case placed on file with $10 costs each.
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Whitinsville
John F. Hamlet
B. B. & R. Knight’s
Manchaug
Central District Court
Worcester
Laura
Albertine Moreaux
Hamlet
Moreaux
Bogus Check Arrest Tells Story of Boarding House Fraud
William F. Cummings was arrested yesterday on a charge of obtaining $400 by a bogus check given to Marla K. Ingraham, a Charlestown boarding-house keeper, ten months after renting a room at 3 Monument Avenue. The check drawn on Blackstone National Bank was rejected as worthless and led to police action prompted by Mrs. Ingraham.
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William F. Cummings
Charlestown
Cummings
Marla K. Ingraham
Monument Avenue
Ingraham
Ince
Body of Salem yachtsman recovered at Naugus Head
The body of Philip St. Pierre, a Salem yachtsman who drowned two months ago after returning to his yacht from landing a party, was found off Naugus Head late this afternoon. It was badly disfigured.
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Satjem
Philip St. Pierre
Naugus Head
St. Pierre
Grand Jury Report Pushes Reform at South Boston House of Correction
The grand jury visits city public institutions and urges major changes at the South Boston House of Correction. It condemns overcrowding and insufficient workshops, recommends separate facilities for youths, new cells, more space, and a modern building. Superintendent Whitten recalls chronic overcapacity and supports relocation and modernization.
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Grand Ju
Curtis v
Court House of Correction
South
Boston
Pin
House of Correction
Concord Reformatory
Concord
South Bastor
House of Correctionpugh
R. Gerrish
Longe Isla
Charles H. Cogswell
Corbett Referee Choice Tossed by Brady for Dallas Fight
William A Brady says George Siler will not referee the Dallas bout on October 31 and backs Dan Stewart as handler for the Texas syndicate. Corbett expects a long fight and plans for a protracted battle, aiming to face Fitzsimmons and perhaps Jackson after.
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Chicago
William A. Brady
Corbett
George Siler
Dallas
Brady
Dan’’ Stewart
Fitzsimmons
Peter Jackson
Jim
Jackson
Peter
Vorenberg's to Hold One Day July 4 Suit Sale
Vorenberg's clothing and fur establishment at Washington and Hanover streets will close for July 4. A special sale today offers genuine $12 all wool serge suits for $6, drawing a predicted crowd that will need the store's large floor space.
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Vorenberg
Washington and
Hanover Streets
Garfield's son nominated for State Senator in Ohio
James R. Garfield, second son of the murdered president, named for State Senator in the same district that elected his father in 1869. He hopes to pursue Congress later, and currently practices law in Cleveland.
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Columbus
James R. Garfield
Congress
Cleveland
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