Suffragists’ Comedy Riot at White House Sparks 18 Arrests
A July 4 suffrage demonstration by the Woman’s Party in front of the White House devolved into a comedy riot with 18 arrests as police removed banners and clashed with marchers. Lucy Burns led a bold protest while the crowd watched. several delegations from multiple states were detained for unlawful assembly.
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Detroit
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Two Rooms Fitted With Beds and Chairs Supplying Meals
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Charlestown Sailor Drowns in Harbor Incident
A Charlestown boy and crew member aboard the U S S Seattle drowned in a harbor incident. The event involved the Charlestown sailor during routine duties, with authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the drowning. Further details were not provided in the report.
Navy Telegram Brings Word of Dunn Sons Death
John Dunn of 10 Hancock street Charlestown learns his son John J Dunn 16 a crew member of the U S Seattle has drowned Navy Department promises further particulars The youth had served three months and was stationed at Newport and later New York He wrote home but never disclosed ship location His mother fainted when receiving the telegram after dreaming of his death.
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Navy Department
John J. Dunn
Seattle
Young Dunn
Navy
Newport
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Jesse Pomeroy Spends Holiday in the Yard
Cherry Hill at Charlestown State Prison reports the yard was opened yesterday with Jesse Pomeroy and another long term inmate released from cells for yard privileges. This marks the first time such access occurred at the facility.
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Cherry Hill
State Prison
Charlestown
Jesse
Church left bulk of bishop's estate in will
Trenton New Jersey July 4 The greater part of the estate of the late Bishop James A McFaul of the Catholic diocese of Trenton is left by a will to carry on charitable and religious work by the bishop's successor who is yet to be named The value of the bishop's estate is not given.
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Trenton
N. J
James A. McFaul
Cincinnati Holds Annual Gathering at University Club
The Massachusetts Society of Cincinnati held its annual Fourth of July dinner at the University Club on Beacon Street. Invited speakers included Commandant Rush of the navy yard and Henry M. Rogers, head of the Loyal Legion for Massachusetts. the society was founded in 1783 and has met every July Fourth since.
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University Club
Beacon ‘Street
Commandant Rush
Navy Yard
Henry M. Rogers
Loyal Legion
Massachusetts
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