Mrs Davis loyally defends jailed husband in bigamy case
Mrs Bessie M. Davis vows her husband Melville C. Davis is innocent of bigamy and denounces Mrs Jessie A. Davis as the source of arrest. The Boston plumber, 35, is held on $1000 bail after arraignment in Jamaica Plain court as details of a prior marriage surface.
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Roslindale
Melville C. Davis
Charles Street
Boston
Bessie M. Davis
Post
Bessie Davis
Jessie A. Davis
Davis
South
Walter Street
Tremont Street
Melville Davis
Charles L. Page
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Hi Home
Station 13
Jamaica Plain Court
Somerville
Upham’s Corner
Youth Drowns at Long Pond in South Yarmouth
Alexander Peacock of Pawtucket Rhode Island, 20, unmarried, visiting since Friday, drowned while swimming in Long Pond. He was overtaken by cramps. body recovered and due to be sent home tomorrow.
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South Yarmouth
Alexander Peacock
Pawtucket
R. I
Long Pond
Peacock
Pend
Beverly Boy Drowns Bathing At Webber's Point
Beverly July 2 Fred Dugan 11 son of Cornelius Dugan drowned while bathing at Webber's Point. He dived from a boat into shallow water and mud trapped his head. Body recovered.
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Beverly
Fred Dugan
Cornelius Dugan
Webber’s Point
Death in an Old Boiler on Mystic Avenue
Edward Strain was found dead in an unused boiler on Mystic Avenue Somerville yesterday morning. He was married and lived nearby. Medical Examiner Dr. Durell ordered removal to Wilson's undertaking establishment. Death attributed to natural causes.
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Edward Strain
Mystic Avenue
Somerville
Strain
Durell
Wilson
Haverhill Barber Killed by Electric Car Near Hawkes Brook
Henry Heiner a 52 year old Haverhill barber returning from a picnic was struck on the Haverhill and Lawrence street railway near Hawkes Brook and crushed to death. Heiner attempted to hail the motorman, was caught by the front truck, rolled 125 feet, and mangled by the rear truck. He leaves a German family.
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Methuen
Henry Heiner
Haverhill
Hawkes Brook
Boston Ministers Mark Independence in Fourth of July Sermons
Across Boston churches pastors delivered patriotic messages with morning and evening services. Rev. Allen A. Stockdale spoke at Berkeley Temple on the Spirit of Independence and Rev. John Haynes Holmes addressed True and False Patriotism at Third Religious Society. Roxbury Presbyterians offered a patriotic program and Rev. James J. Dunlop proclaimed America’s national greatness. Special G A R services were held at Bethany Baptist in Roxbury led by Rev. A F Newcomb.
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Boston
Berkeley Temple
Allen A. Stockdale
Third Religious Society
Richmond Street
Dorchester Avenue
John Haynes Holmes
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
James J. Dunlop
United States
Bethany Baptist Church
West Cottage Street
Roxbury
A. F. Newcomb
Salesman Injured After Elevator Fall at Local Hospital
George A. Cook of 116 Summer Street, a salesman for Alfred Peat, is in serious condition at Emergency Hospital after falling down an elevator well Saturday night, sustaining multiple rib fractures and contusions to the body.
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George A. Cook
Alfred Peat
Summer Street
Sunday Parade in Dorchester by Holy Family Temperance League
The Holy Family Temperance League of St. Lewis Church Dorchester paraded yesterday afternoon led by Rev Father Butler. The procession passed Esmond Street Blue Hill Avenue Glenway and Harvard Streets with bands and flag bearing members, followed by temperance speakers Dr Mullin and Edmund Mulready. Refreshments were served after on the church lawn while crowds applauded.
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Holy Family Temperance League of St
Mulready
Man Falls From Car Injures Face In Waltham Accident
John Nugent a 41 year old of 36 Lincoln street fell from an inbound Waltham streetcar near North Beacon and Market streets injuring his face and ear with a bruise and a laceration on the ear.
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Waltham
John Nugent
Lincoln Street
North Beacon
Market Streets
Woman sues for forty thousand over loss of husband love
Taunton July 2. Mary E Harlow sues Abbie Hathaway for 40000 alleging false representations and malicious rumors estranged her husband Walter Harlow, who barred her from their Taunton home. She also petitions separate maintenance against Walter Harlow amid a personal feud over a love triangle with Hathaway.
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Taunton
Mary E. Harlow
Abbie Hathaway
Walter Harlow
Mary Harlow
Taunton News and Herald
Mary E. Ellery
Walter Harley
Mrs. Harlow
Potemkin Mutiny Shocks Russian Admiralty in Black Sea
Reports from St Petersburg describe the Kniaz Potemkin mutiny off Odessa with mutinous sailors aided by shore sympathizers. Admiral Kruger disarms crews, ships sail south, and the unrest is linked to Social Revolutionary agitation, raising fears of wider internal instability.
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Petersburg
Black Sea
Kniaz Potemkin
Odessa
Sebastopol
Admiralty
Sea of Japan
Nebogatoff
Omiltchuk
St Petersburg
Tsarya
Militia Vanguard En Route to Camp at Westfield
The vanguard of the Massachusetts Militia Volunteers and regulars will depart Boston for a Westfield camp planned for the Fourth. Over 1000 men from the First Corps of Cadets Roxbury Horse Guards Lancers and Battery A will participate with General Miles directing maneuvers and Governor Douglas commanding. The site spans nearly four square miles with a mile square drill field and a 3500 foot artillery range.
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Hampton Plains
Westfield
Douglas
Massachusetts Militia
Burrell
Nelson A. Miles
Chickering
William Stopford
Ames
J. H. Whitney
W. H. Donovan
Ninth Infantry
Conlin
William A. Perrins
Cavalry
Horner
W. H. Oakes
L. N. Duchesney
Army of the M. V. M
Boston
Roxbury Horse Guards
The
Lancers
Light Artillery
Miles
Massachusetts
United States Army
Potemkin Leaves Odessa as Mutiny Sparks Tense Stage
Odessa July 2 2 30 p m The battleship Kniaz Potemkin once called pirate sailed toward Roumanian coast with no word since. Vice Admiral Kruger’s squadron left Sebastopol leaving Georgi Pobiedonosetz as the only warship here. Foreign consuls rush to issue passports while British and Norwegian steamers stay off port in case of danger. An unconfirmed report claims Potemkin transferred revolutionists including students and Jewish girls to a British steamer.
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Odessa
Kniaz
Kruger
Sebastopol
Georgi Pobiedonosetz
Kniaz Potemkin
Mutineers Surrender the Pobiedonosetsz
In Odessa on July 2 mutineers of the Georgi Pobiedonosetz surrendered 40 crewmen as hostages and asked the Emperor for forgiveness claiming no ship damage. No word on Kniaz Potemkin. governor proclaims danger past and calls strikers to return to work.
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Odessa
Georgi Pobiedonosetz
Kniaz Potemkin
Govvernor
Black Sea Fleet Adars Disarmed at Sevastopol After Arrival
After the Black Sea squadron arrived, a council of admirals and captains on the flagship Rostislav, presided by Vice-Admiral Kruger, resolved to ungear the machinery and allow officers and men to go ashore. The Ekaterina N. has been disarmed.
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Sebastopol
St. Petersburg
Black Sea
Rostislav
Kruger
Ekaterina N
Committee of 50 workers visit Hebrew homes in Boston
The committee of 50 tasked with collections canvassed every Hebrew home in Boston and suburbs. Members Elisabeth Cheskes from southern Russia and Morris Welensky from Minsk described their prison experiences and aims to fund revolutionary causes. Donations are expected on Tuesday July 4.
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Boston
Elisabeth Cheskes
Morris Welensky
Leverett Street
Post
Miss Cheskes
Russia
Minsk
American steamer Garonne arrives at Theodosia
The American steamer Garonne with several hundred Port Arthur passengers avoided Odessa due to troubles and reached Theodosia in Russia on July 2.
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Theodosia
Russia
Garonne
Port Arthur
Odessa
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Mrs. Davis
Nova Scotia
Jessie Davis
Madras
City Hall
Gary
AAA
C. C.la
UNION
Dorchester
Holy Family Temperance League
Lakeville
Richard P. Coughlin
North Pleasant Street
Fall River
Czar
George Pobiedonosetz
Ekaterina II
Bat
Tleship
Balkan
Westfield,mass
JH. Whitney
Conlin Donovan
Maj
L.N. Duchesne Eto Aiken
Nelson
Ehore
Oakes
Pioto
Potemkin
Russian Revolutionary Fund
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