Weather Forecast for New England States July 5
Forecast for Saturday calls for Maine and New Hampshire fair with southeasterly winds. Vermont sees showers early, then fair with southeasterly winds. Massachusetts and Rhode Island expect fair conditions with light southerly winds. Connecticut may have showers near the coast and southerly breeze. Eastern New York gets morning showers followed by warmer fair weather with southerly winds.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Haven Bartender Ingests Laudanum In New York
William McCarthy a bartender from 60 Walnut Street New Haven Conn lies in Flower Hospital after swallowing laudanum a quantity. Found by a policeman at Sixth Avenue and Forty third Street he appeared in epileptic distress. A whiskey flask half full of laudanum and a loaded revolver were found on him. He is under guard as a suspected self harm case and is said to be mentally deranged.
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New York
William McCarthy
Walnut Street
New Haven
Conn
Flower Hospital
McCarthy
Sixth Avenue
Forty-third Street
Salaries Slashed for Five Machinists by Kellough
Superintendent Kellough ordered salary cuts affecting five machinists. Beginning now their pay drops from 70 to 50 per month. Names cited include John Healey John Peter Nell Reidy James Gibbons and Patrick Moigan.
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Kellough
John Healey
John Peter
Nell Reidy
James Gibbons
Patrick Moigan
Custom Dept Sale Offers First Class Suits at Low Prices
For the next thirty days at the Custom Dept of the Continental Clothing House, buy a first class custom suit for $25 and trousers for $5 formerly $8, 66.50, marked from $10. Not old style goods, this season's stock, to clear space for fall goods.
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Continental Clothing House
Police seek assailant in river assault near Amesbury
Alice Kelleher a 16 year old girl was pulled from the Pewaw River at 11 pm by Officer Randall near Amesbury after she and another girl and two men rowed from Newburyport. She at midnight recovered enough to tell of depravity and brutality and says she was drugged. Police pursue the two men involved.
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Amesbury
Alice Kelleher
Pewaw
Randall
Newburyport
Death of J. W. Carter at Harwich drowning
J. W. Carter, renowned Carter's ink manufacturer from West Newton, was drowned while bathing in Harwich today. His body will be sent to West Newton tomorrow for burial.
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Harwich
J. W. Carter
Carter
West Newton
Colored Church Troubles Over Substitute Preachers
A Friday service at the colored church on Smith off Joy street split as Rev. Walker and Rev. Watkins led separate groups. Watkins withdrew with followers while Walker and about thirty others continued the regular service after Walker was assigned as substitute preacher due to the ill pastor.
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Colored Church
Smith
Joy Street
Walker
Watkins
Matches and the Baby
Quincy July 6 The two year old son of Arthur H Stoddard of Union street was severely burned this afternoon while playing with matches His mother briefly left him unattended and he somehow got matches His clothing caught fire and neighbors rapidly wrapped him in mats to extinguish the flames leaving the child badly burned on the limbs and face
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Quincy
Arthur H. Stoddard
Union Street
Wills's Death and East Boston Riot Court Hearing
East Boston confronts a riot aftermath as Ross and Brown are arraigned for murder. Police framing of parade rear criticized by citizens and Mayor Shaw defends officers. Prisoners appear calm despite injuries. courtroom adjourned for a week without bail amid witness summons.
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Emmons
Thomas Emery
Brown
Ross
Judge Emmons
Irish
Police Department
Emery
Allen
Christian Endeavor convention tents rise on Boston Common
Early morning workers erected two large tents on the Common near Beacon Street for the Christian Endeavor convention week. One tent faces Beacon Street and will host a psalm singing choir rehearsal at 5 oclock with 10 000 copies of psalm selections for delegates.
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Beacon street # 16
Christian B Endeavorers
Beacon Street
Christian Endeavor Choir
Reform Church
First Presbyterian Church
Berkeley Street
Columbus Avenue
Henry J. Spangler
Collegeville
Penn
Gendora
W. E. Hoey
Japan
T. J. Graeff
Harrisburg
Christian Endeavor
Men Charged With Murder Arraigned After Shooting
John Ross and Harold G Brown were arraigned in the District Court yesterday morning on charges of murdering John W Wills. A large crowd gathered outside the brick courthouse on Meridian Street opposite the police station. The judiciary and public interest were high as the case moved to the next stage.
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John Ross
Harold G. Brown
John W. Wills
Meridian Street
Sanford's Ginger Ends Travel Ailments In Season
Every grip should contain Sanford's Ginger to guard against impure water unhealthy climate unwholesome food malaria epidemic influences weakness nervousness and loss of sleep. The tonic is promoted as protective for travelers this season.
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Sanford
Five men held on bonds to appear next Friday
Charlestown, John J. Harkins of Cunard street Roxbury, Daniel J. Cotter of 173 Webster street, Patrick Kelly of 2 Tremontcourt, and William Lawrence of 2 Hanover street were all held under bonds of $100 each to appear next Friday.
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Charlestown
John J. Harkins
Cunard Street
Roxbury
Daniel J. Cotter
Webster Street
Patrick Kelly
Tremontcourt
William Lawrence
Hanover Street
Hamilton Mills Open Monday Amid Labor Tensions
In Amesbury on July 6 officials announced the Hamilton Woollen Company will open its weaving mills Monday July 8. Agent M W Quinn faces pressure from strikers and union leaders as Russian Jewish agents reportedly meet with him. If the mill reopens with imported workers, unrest may erupt. a mass meeting is planned to address the strike and wages.
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Amesbury
Hamilton Woollen Company
M. W. Quinn
Boston
Post
Quinn
Weav
Ers’ Union Sea Meeting
Carroll
Textile Industry Union of America
Textile Workers’ Union of
Ameri¢ta
Owill
Lawrence
Bahan
Wages Rise in Industrial Sector After Holiday Boost
Bradstreet's notes continued favorable trade conditions despite the holiday. More than one million industrial workers have received wage increases averaging about 16 percent, with broad price advances in staple goods and general wage raises cited as influencing factors.
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New York
Bradstreet
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