British Prince Opens Indian Princes Reception in London
The Prince of Wales hosted Indian princes at the India Office in London. Three thousand guests attended a lavish, garden like hall decor and ice cooled rooms. The King’s representative received swords from Indian officers before a supper and social event with royal family present.
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London
Prince of Wales
Edward
India Office
Turkey
Prin and Princcess
Wales
Boston Fireworks Draw 60000 in Spectacular July Display
Crowds thronged Boston streets to view fireworks around the Common and Beacon streets with 60 000 or more spectators. The event featured Roman candles and a Teddy Roosevelt tableau ending the show. Police reported no serious incidents as bands and pyrotechnics drew crowds at Dorchester, Brighton, and Marine Park.
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Boylston Street
Beacon Street
Boston
Teddy” Roosevelt
Anniversary Mass Marks Portland Bishop O Connell
The first anniversary of Bishop William H. O Connell's installation as third bishop of Portland was observed with a solemn pontifical high mass in the Cathedral. He delivered an address before the consecration, as a large number of priests attended the ceremony.
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Portland
William H. O’connell
Diocese of
Bishem O'Connell
Seven Yachts Finish Within Time in Marblehead Corinthian Race
In Marblehead, July 4, 37 yachts started the Corinthian Club special invitation race. Only seven finished within the three and a half hour limit as shifting winds hampered progress for most boats. The Sally VI dominated the 25-foot class, while the Ruth and Aspinet led the B handicap. other classes failed to complete on time.
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Marblehead
Corinthian Club
Archer’s Rock
Cc. Y. C
Cc. Y. C. Buoy
C. Y. Cc. Buoy
Half Way Rock
Eagle Island
Bar Buoy
Bowditch Ledge
Cutthroat Ledge
C. Y.C. Buoy
Cat Island
Seboomook
Chewink
T’aiglon
Calytso
Sally
Tabasco III
Chloris
Miemac
Optteah
Adams Brothers
Rooster II
Thecla
Mildred II
Pilot
Little Haste
Porcupine
Nelma
Katherine
Hasie
Biza
Comforter
Malillian
Nethla
Nobby
Rattler
Savage
W. S Burgess
Marillian
Ruth
Aspinet
Sally VI
Chewink Sr
Seboomock
Alypso
L’aigion
Baggera
Sintram
Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead Rock
Calypso
Gloucester
Adams
Rooster
Opitsah
Burns and injuries from firecrackers overwhelm city hospital
A long list of burn and injury cases from firecrackers fills Emergency Hospital and City Hospital. Victims include J R Answon 21 Roxbury conductor with both hands burned, Matilda Gossman 26 pantry girl with left hand burn, and many others from Roxbury and adjacent areas.
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J. R. Answon
Stanwood Street
Roxbury
Boston
Matilda Gossman
Jacob Hotel
David Hartfield
Rochester Street
City Hospital
Timothy Kelley
Bromley Park
Luco Petrocelli
Flagg Street
Patrick Coyle
Hazel Walker
Conley Street
Albert Rogers
Columbus Avenue
Francis Hanson
Sewall Street
John Hamilton
Windsor Street
McCormick Brewery
George H. Patterson
Norfolk Street
Arthur Connors
Tabor Street
William Bryan
East Springfield Street
City Hosital
Haymarket Square
Ike Brook
Wiget Street
Ernest Sylvester
Wall Street
E Eliza Kelley
Garden Court
Henry Sprague
Chestnut Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Bernard Smith
Traverse Street
Hand Burned by Firecracker Incident Shocks City
Julius Levi of 39 Oneida Street was standing in his doorway when an unknown boy, hiding in his doorway, placed a lit firecracker in Levi’s left hand. The blast badly burned his hand and he was treated at the Emergency Hospital.
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Charles Krovosky
Stillman Street
Guttin Shultz
Salem Street
Harry Berkrowitz
Merrimac Street
Michael Duncan
Joy Street
Somerville
James Faren
Everett Street
Boston
James Faulkner
Henry Moore
Unity Street
Julius Levi
Oneida Street
Ao A
Augusta Victim Loses Two Fingers From Cannon Crackers
Gottomia Augusta of 74 Salem Street was struck by a cannon cracker thrown by an unknown party while pushing a fruit cart on Brattle Street. The blast severed two fingers and he was moved to the Relief Hospital for treatment.
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Gottomia Augusta
Salem Street
Brattle Street
Woman accidentally shot in leg in Methuen
Miss Blanche Blodgett was accidentally shot in the leg today by Willie F. Williamson who did not know the weapon was loaded. The wound is serious but no fatal result is feared.
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Methuen
Blanche Blodgett
Willie F. Williamson
Boy Injured by Tandem Bicycle Collision
Joseph Rosen aged five living at 116 Union Park street was knocked down by a tandem bicycle at the corner of Washington and Waltham yesterday noon. The riders were Albert and Anthony Horner of 144 West Eighth street South Boston. He was treated for a deep head gash at Station 5 and sent home by his father. the injury is not serious.
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Joseph Rosen
Union Park Street
Washington and
Waltham Streets
Albert
Anthony Horner
West Eighth Street
Boston
McQueeney
Injured Men Treated After Street Quarrel Encounters
Two men admitted to Emergency Hospital yesterday for injuries from quarrels after striking opponents. John Sullivan, 28, of 58 Conant Street Roxbury, had his right hand cut around 4 am after striking another man in the mouth. Charles Day, 28, of 476 Albany Street, also wounded.
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John Sullivan
Conant Street
Roxbury
Charles Day
Albany Street
City Point regatta hampered by light wind forces resail
Wind failed the city regatta as four main classes failed to finish, prompting judges to order a resail at 10:30 after assessors noted close finishes in the first handicap, open tender, and Savin Hill divisions. The Elfreda led the first handicap with 2:56:45 corrected time, while Emma C. took second.
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City Point
Spectacle Island
Golden Rod
Julia
Ventura
Kiuna
Reliance
Emma Co
Elfreda
Hmma C
Commercial Point
Corr
H. m
H. C. Hall
Emma C
P. A. Coupal
FE Crug Sieliccekieve'es
Wie Guyer
Vevieesees Peat
W. L. Colson
Ate
A. Norwell
Savin Hill Tenders
Peres Eretes
Fire injures four during early morning blaze at clothing store
Four people suffered cuts from broken glass while trying to put out a fire on the first floor of 212 Pleasant Street. Victims include Fred Clarkson 20 of Carver Street, William O Brown 2 of 630 Washington Street, Irwin Booth 20 of 1 Fayette Street, and David Rosenthal of 0 Elliot Street. Annie Goldburg operated the second hand clothing store at the address.
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Fred Clarkson
Carver Street
William O. Brown
Washington Street
Irwin Booth
Fayette Street
David Rosenthal
Elliot Street
Pleasant Street
Annie Goldburg
Death in Boat Accident at Lynn Ferry Platform Injures Deckhand
Edgar L. Rolfe aged 25 of 298 Sumner Street Past Boston worked as a deckhand on the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn railroad ferry. He fell between the boat and the Atlantic Avenue platform near Lynn last evening and sustained a severe injury to his left thigh. He received treatment at the hospital relief station in Haymarket Square.
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Edgar L. Rolfe
Sumner Street
Boston
Boston, Revere Beach
Racing Collision Leaves Two Hurt at Franklin Park
Walter 8 Todd aged 23 suffered a broken collar bone after a collision with Mathew Drag horn during a bigeye race at Franklin Park. Both race participants were reported in Charlestown at City Hospital with Todd residing at 574 Massachusetts Avenue and Drag horn at 58 Main Street.
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Walter 8. Todd
Franklin Park
Mathew Draghorn
Todd
Massachusetts Avenue
Draghorn
Main)street
Charlestown
Boy Assaulted by Woman on Groton Street
William Malcolm a 12 year old of 740 Harrison Avenue was assaulted by an unknown woman who seized his cane and struck his neck. He received treatment at the City Hospital.
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Groton Street
William Malcolm
Harrison Avenue
City Hospital
Outing of Boston Working Men's Co operative Association
The Boston Working men's Co operative Association held its outing yesterday at Apollo Garden Roxbury attracting many Hebrews. Outdoor games awarded prizes for a 100 yard dash won by Gordon Diamond Curbman and a one mile bicycle race won by Cohen Roshkoff Meltz all Knickerbocker Bicycle Club members. Dancing and music filled the day and evening.
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Boston Workingmen’s Co-operative Association
Apollo Garden
Roxbury
Messrs
Gordon
Diamond
Curbman
Cohen
Roshkoff
Meltz
Knickerbocker Bicycle Club
Burnham Arrested in Bracelet Larceny Case
Mrs. Mary J. Burnham of 169 Tremont Street was arrested by Division 16 officers for larceny of a $31 bracelet from Mrs. Annie Granger of 162 St Botolph Street last Wednesday.
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Mary J. Burnham
Tremont Street
Annie Granger
St. Botolph Street
Americans at London Fourth of July Banquet
The American Society in London hosted a July 4 banquet at the Hotel Cecil with 400 to 6500 attendees. Honorees included Sir Francis Grenfell, Sir John Gordon Sprigg, Sir Robert Bond, General Wheeler, and H Clay Evans. speeches followed despite Choate's pledge to omit most toasts.
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London
American Society
Hotel Cecil
Hkdward
Ambassador Choate
Francis Grenfell
Malta
John Gordon Sprigg
Cane
Robert Bond
Newfoundland
Joseph Wheeler
H. Clay Evans
King Edward
Choate
United States
Roosevelt
Mr. White
Fourth of July Celebrations Across European Capitals
Reports from Rome Vienna Copenhagen and Paris describe Fourth of July observances by American communities. In Rome Ambassador Meyer and Mrs Iddings hosted a reception with over 100 Americans. Vienna saw a large American colony banquet at Hotel Bristol. Copenhagen marked the day with a banquet and a U S minister address. Paris held a reception at the U S embassy with Mrs Horace Porter and a banquet by the American Chamber of Commerce.
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Rome
Meyer
Hamburg
Lewis Morris Iddings
Vienna
Bristol
Copenhagen
L. Swenson
United States
Paris
Horace Porter
American Chamber of Commerce
Tammany Celebrates 126th Fourth of July
Tammany Hall marked the 126th anniversary of American independence in New York. W Burke Cochran delivered the principal address after returning to the Tammany fold and Supreme Court Justice O Gorman gave the other major talk.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Wigwam
W.burke Cochran
Tammany Fold
Supreme Court
O'Gorman
West Medford Tonight: Bonfire Disaster and Fourth of July Mayhem
West Medford endured a wild pre Fourth scene as a large bonfire on West Medford square was toppled onto rails delaying a streetcar. Police arrested three men for assault after a patrol wagon transporting prisoners reached a fire at Metropolitan Park. The blaze caused about 400 dollars in damage and a potato shattered a window. The suspects faced Malden District Court with cases continued.
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Medford
West Medford
Everett
Brooks Playstead
West Medford Square
W. S. Golding
Benjamin F. Lenox
W. G. Golding
Robert Hurry
Edward Jones
Auburn Street
Mystic River
John Grady
Metropolitan Park
Officer Lenox
Samuel
Howard
Somerville Hosts Record Broad Field Meet on Broadway
Somerville staged its largest athletic meet on Broadway with events led by J H Murphy and J I Frost. Winners included A W Blakemore of Newton in 80 yard dash and Carl D Robertson of Hillside A A in 440. the balloon ascent by Prof. S Stafford concluded with a safe landing in Magoun square.
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Somerville
Broadway
Er. S. Stafford
Magoun Square
J. H. Murphy
Malden
Newton
William Jennings
Somerville High
R. P. Richards
Elkes Sets World Marks in 26-Mile Motor Pace Race
Providence July 4 Harry Elkes set world records in a 26 mile motor paced race at the Coliseum with Bobby Walthour. The full distance finished in 35 minutes 41.5 seconds, beating the previous mark by seconds while the 5 and 11 mile splits were several seconds faster and his fastest mile hit 1 21.5. Walthour faded in the first mile and trailed by over a mile plus two laps as attendance reached 000.
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Providence
R. I
Harry Elkes
Thavoe
Bobby Walthour
Coliseum
Walthour
Identity of Cam bridge killer still a mystery
The man who shot and killed Francis Kane at Cam bridge and Seventh streets, East Cambridge, remains unidentified. Chief Inspector Murray and Cambridge police sought a description from 10 witnesses with no results. Autopsy shows two gunshot wounds. the suspect is about 20, Italian or Jewish appearance, in a light suit and straw hat.
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Francis Kane
Cambridge
Seventh Streets
East Cambridge
James Murray
Murray
Kane
Station 8
W. D. Morrissey
George Shifferdecker
Station 3
Liguee
Fourth of July Sports At North End Park
Crowds attended a full day of events at North End Park with baseball games for prizes of 25 and 10 won by St. Stephen's and Charter Oaks respectively. Children’s swimming races, rowing contests, and a Roma Band concert closed the programme after fireworks. Notable performances included William McDermott’s pitching for St Stephen’s and the Donovan brothers’ victory in the second rowing race.
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North End Park
St. Leonard's Italian Church
St. Stephen's Church
William McDermott
St. Stephen’s
Battery Blues
Charter Oaks
Park Pier
Navy Yard
Martin Connelly
Stephen Gillis
Donovan Brothers
Roma Band
Orthodox wedding unites Miss Annie Mishulamy and Solomon Levine
At Concord Hall West Concord street yesterday afternoon Miss Annie Mishulamy daughter of Mrs Rosa Mishulamy marries Solomon F Levine of New York in an orthodox ceremony under a canopy by Rabbi M Z Margolies. Best man David Marshall maid of honor Annie Starnfield bridesmaids include Levine sister Annie Marcus and Lizzie Pearlstein. A reception and dance followed with a wedding supper at 17 Cotting street. The couple will reside in New York.
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Concord Hall
West Concord Street
Annie Mishulamy
Rosa Mishulamy
Solomon F. Levine
New York
M. Z. Margolies
David Marshall
Annie Starnfield
Misses Levine
Annie Marcus
Lizzie Pearlstein
Cotting Street
Lowell Races Disappoint Lowell in 20 Mile Motor Pace
July 4 Lowell fairground races drew about 200 spectators who left unsatisfied as motors failed in the main event between Claud Hamilton and Pat Keegan. Keegan won by one and a half miles in 43 minutes 29 seconds for a $200 purse. Other Lowell riders swept the remaining events, including Michael O'Brien in the one mile, KE McKinnon in the half mile, with two motor-paced races canceled due to motor disability.
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Lowell
Fair Ground
Lowell Cycle Club
Bethween Claud Hamilton
Pat’ Keegan
Keegan
Michael O’brien
George Casey
Timothy Murphy
KE. McKinnon
F. Diette
C. Batchelder
Rikki Tikki Wins Open Regatta at Massa Yacht Club
Five yachts started the Massa Yacht Club open regatta in Manchester. Rikki Tikki owned by A P Loring Jr led the fleet. Witch fouled a buoy and was disqualified. Other finish times listed for Tap Kotik Devil and withdrawals noted.
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Manchester
Massachusetts Yacht Club
A. P. Loring, Jr
Rikki Tikki
Tap
L. W. Morgan
George Wigglesworth
Kotik
Esther Williams
Devil
C. H. Rumsey
Nelson Beats Hall in New Haven Board Track Race
Nelson of Chicago defeated Hall of England in two straight five mile heats on the New Haven Coliseum board track. Teddy Billington of Vailsburg beat Ed Collett of New Haven in a half mile match race, best two in three heats.
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New Haven
Nicholson Wins 135 Yard Handicap at Lawrence
In the 136 yard professional handicap at Lawrence on July 4 Richard Nicholson won first prize of $75. William Siddle finished second Joseph Shine third J A Moriarity fourth and Edward Simpson fifth.
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Lawrence
Richard Nicholson
William Siddle
Joseph Shine
J. A. Moriarity
Edward Simpson
Robinson wins 10 mile bike race in Medford
In Medford on July 4 the 10 mile open bicycle race was won by H. Robinson in 31 minutes 15 seconds. H. Bell took second with 32 minutes 40 seconds and C. Thorpe was third in 35 minutes 20 seconds. H. Tuttle finished fourth with 26 minutes 81 seconds.
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Medford
Ih. Robinson
H. Bell
C. Thorpe
H. Tuttle
Escapee Tracy Kills Two In Washington Flight
Seattle July 4 Harry Tracy an escaped convict killed Policeman E F Breese and fatally wounded Neil Rawley in Seattle after murdering Deputy Sheriff Charles Raymond of Snohomish County and likely fatally wounding Deputy Sheriff John Williams of King County Tracy fled about 60 miles. He was first encountered near Bothell at 3 30 pm a firing position was taken and five shots fired Raymond was killed Williams wounded Tracy rifle. Governor McBride offered 2500 reward. total rewards reach 5600 with relatives gifts. Governor ordered two militia troops to aid the posse.
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Seattle
Wash
Harry Tracy
E. F. Breese
Neil Rawley
Charles Raymond
Snohomish County
John Williams
King County
Tracy
Bothell
Raymond
Williams
McBride
Boy Very Likely Fatally Injures Man With Falling Machine
In Colebrook New Hampshire a mischief making boy cut the rope of a striking machine causing its heavy weight to fall. Charles Titus of Columbia is suffering a fractured skull and likely to die any moment. Clark Stevens was severely injured.
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Colebrook
N. H
Charles Titus
Columbia
Clark Stevens
Titus
Nantasket sees record July 4 crowd at the coast
A perfect Nantasket day drew the season’s largest turnout with 40 000 to 60 000 excursion visitors. The seaside event attracted a huge crowd, marking a banner holiday for the resort community.
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Nantasket
Greene and Gaynor Writs Ordered By Judge Caron
Judge Caron granted motions for writs of cer ticorari to Extradition Magistrate Lafontaine. He ordered the magistrate to produce all related documents before the Superior Court without delay in the Greene and Gaynor cases.
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Quebh
Caron
Greene and Gaynor
Lafontaine
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H. H. Tilton
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Mildred
J. E. Robinson
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CCRC
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Caleb Loring
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Vera
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Hobo
T. W. King
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San Toy
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Lurline
J. A. Mead
Workingmen’s Outing
Tammany’s
Carl D. Robertson
Hillside A. A
A. G. Gilmore
Henry D. Kidder
Arlington High
J. Matthews
W. H. McVicker
W. O. Kennard
Tufts College
J. J. Cody
R. I. Peters
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T. J. Shortee
West Quincy
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Shortee
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F. M. Corcoran
T. A
T. F. Gronin
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Hubbard
Liscomb
Keyes
Wyman
H. Sweeny
S. Sweeny
Irost
Masters
Elkes
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John J. Kane
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Fifth Street
Cambridge Street
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Mayor McNamee
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Saseland
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