Redemptorist Leader to Visit America for Inspections
The Redemptorist fathers anticipate General Matthias Raus of Rome arriving in America soon to inspect order establishments and conduct transfers. His five year terms will reshape personnel across missions, with Boston’s Mission Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help on Tremont Street a key site led by Rev. J. J. Frawley.
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Boston
Meat trade unsettled as western strike bites New England
The Pullman strike tightens meat and fruit markets in Boston with beef and fresh pork prices rising while fruit cars from the West dwindle. Traders warn of possible meat shortages, though flour and salt meats remain plentiful. Express offices and railroads report mixed effects, and local unions hold cautious positions as shipments and livestock moves dwindle.
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Recruitment Failures for Western Railroads in Boston
Railroad agent Thompson ran Room 20 at the American House yester day with little success in hiring men for western railroads. A procession of applicants walked in and out, most unsuitable or unwilling once work conditions were shown. Thompson claimed many were within easy reach, though only one shipment has occurred. On Monday twenty nine men were dispatched.
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Endeavor Delegates Prepare for Cleveland Convention
Society of Christian Endeavor officers report Eastern delegates to the Cleveland convention July 11 to 15 can reach the event with ease. The Massachusetts delegation of 350 will depart next Tuesday. The California train, scheduled to leave San Francisco yesterday, was due to spend next Sunday at Salt Lake City but is delayed.
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Army Show by Industrial Brigade in Equity Union Rooms
An independent, bold brigade of industrial workers will stage an entertainment in the Equity Union rooms on Tuesday night July 10. The event will feature songs and speeches and be run entirely by the army group. A small admission fee will fund their beneFit. Equity Union supports the effort. some members are also promoting union literature distribution.
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Vandalism Damages Italian Marble Statuary at Warren Estate
Unknown intoxicated company damaged a Waltham fountain and statues imported from Italy in 1869. Three figures torn from the marble fountain and a guard statue toppled, with 25 years of display ruined. Damage estimated in the thousands. police seek suspects after a noisy Tuesday night.
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Inspector McKenna Targets Local Mischief Case
Three to four men involved in a despicable mischief are under investigation by Inspector McKenna. He is actively pursuing leads and hopes to bring the perpetrators to justice soon.
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Murray Griffin Wedding at St. Stephen's Charlestown
Quiet ceremony at St. Stephen's Church Hanover street took place at 3 30 yesterday afternoon with John H Murray of Chemical Company 1 B F D and Miss Mary J Griffin daughter of the late Patrolman William Griffin of the railroad squad as the contracting parties They celebrated at their new home 32 Prescott street Charlestown and depart for a brief wedding tour through New York State today
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Obituaries Notice for Henderson Morrill Pratt All Include July 4 Deaths
Henderson infant son Harold Newers Henderson of Arlington aged 7 months 27 days. Francis C Morrill of Charlestown aged 55 years 6 months 11 days. Carrie M Pratt of Wakefield Mass died Wednesday July 4.
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Barges Run as Woburn Strikes Contain Labelled Cars
Woburn street railway managers face a walkout by unionized workers and may concede to union scale wages. The company claims losses of 2500 dollars last year and plans to let barges operate while keeping wages at stake. Eleven barges run to Jefferson House, Winchester, and Medford, with barges running from North Woburn stables.
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Carpenter nearly loses hand in Cambridge accident
Alexander Frazer of 130 Leverett Street, Cambridge, a carpenter, was at work yesterday afternoon when his chisel slipped and nearly severed his left hand at the wrist. He is hospitalized at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
Child dies after shooting on the Common in Massachusetts
Max Lewis, a 4-year-old child shot in the head by Guy Cassella on the Common Wednesday evening, died at Massachusetts General Hospital yesterday afternoon.
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United States Cruiser New York Heads to Boston for Minneapolis Trial
New York sailed from Sandy Hook heading east toward Boston to participate in the cruiser Minneapolis trial set for July 9. The voyage marks a key step in the experimental navy proceedings.
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Fire at Cambridge carpenter shop suspected arson
The Zebah Hayden shop at De Wolf street burned around 3 30 on the Fourth. Firebugs believed responsible as kerosene oil coated the exterior. Two boys held then released by Station 1 officers. Front swept, damages about 150 dollars. Fifth blaze on the same building in 12 15 years.
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de Wolf Street
Station 1
Post’s Booming Praise For East Boston Celebration
A Constant Reader writes praising the Post for its scoop on East Boston’s celebration. He recalls buying the other paper but losing it, then choosing the Post as the king of them all and swearing by its quality. Dated July 6.
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