Prospects for Ireland General Elections in Ulster
Dublin dispatch reports strong Home Rule prospects across Ulster as Liberal government collapses. Lord Salisbury’s coalition pursues immediate election with Redmondites and Tory defections shaping seats in Londonderry South and North Tyrone, while funds drive support from U S donors to cover costs.
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Sixteen Die As Boiler Explodes In Panama Plant
A boiler explosion at the electrical plant in Carthagena Panama destroys the plant and nearby jail. At least sixteen people are confirmed dead with many others feared trapped in the rubble.
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Cunard Catalonia sails with long saloon passenger list
The Cunard steamer Catalonia, Captain Atkin, sails for Liverpool at 9 this morning with a large saloon passenger list including Miss Lang, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. J., Miss Nellie L. Jessop, Dr. Stacey, Rev. R. W. Phelan, and many others. second cabin and steerage count total 340 passengers. The Umbria, Captain Dutton, sails today at 3 p.m. for Liverpool with saloon passengers Dr. Lovell and Dr. Lorimer among others.
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McDonough Aims to Box O'Brien Again in New England
Jack McDonough, NorthWest middleweight champion, says he will box Dick O'Brien or Kid McCoy and any other middleweight in New England. He seeks a rematch with O'Brien after the recent controversial ending at the Gladstone Athletic Club in Lowell.
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Massachusetts building site chosen in Atlanta visit
In Atlanta on July 56, Senator Henry G. Kittredge of Massachusetts inspected locations to select a site for the Massachusetts building at the Cotton States and International Exposition.
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Fugitives Held After Robbery Lodgers Escape
Herbert S Glidden aged 15 of 63 Indiana Place and Arthur Woodman 27 of 45 Pleasant Street were arrested by Inspectors Cogan and Morrissey on charges of fleeing justice. They allegedly robbed a Rochester boarding house of money and jewelry before fleeing to Boston where they were found. An officer in Boston will pursue return to New Hampshire.
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Tents On Common Open Parliament At Reform Church
A historic Christian Endeavor convention opens with F S Hobson and Cyrus Cort addressing topics on the Reform Church and Interdenominational Fellowship. Delegates from North Carolina and Mexico arrive as New York junior societies rally. The Floating Society and sunrise services anchor daily events at Roxbury and East Boston churches with dozens of speakers from Maine to Ontario, and a stringent parliamentary rule limits pastor speeches to twenty seconds.
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Tragic Beheading On Boston & Albany Tracks
Robert H. McGlasken of Wellesley Farms was beheaded last night on the Boston & Albany road near the depot. His wife witnessed the accident as he walked a just-started train path while repairs left debris. Mrs. McGlasken was removed with difficulty.
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Collins Honored With Reception in Cambridge Hall
Patrick A. Collins of Somerville, recently back from a lengthy stay in the old country, was feted at Haragari Hall East Cambridge by the Grattan Literary Association of which he was a former president. He received a fine framed painting as a token, with Daniel B. Wilson presiding and many society reps in attendance. Speeches by John W. Flynn Phillip Kean J J Lynch and others praised his work for the society and wished him continued goodwill.
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Doctor Cadman Praises Hamilton as Rock-Like Genius
In New York a sermon on democracy recalls Washington and Hamilton. Rev S P Cadman extols Jefferson and Lincoln as great leaders while warning modern Republicans like McKinley Reed and Harrison over the money question. He lauds Hamilton for centralized government and predicts strength from staunch principles.
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Failed Strike Avoided by West End Workers
Workers from the West End union announced a threatened strike for July 5 if demands were not met. Despite warnings, trains ran smoothly all day and the evening union meeting at 45 Eliot Street adjourned with no statement given. Some members claim the action is postponed while others fear a future storm.
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Missing from Home Annie Schriek Vanishes from 27 East Street
Annie Schriek an 18 year old girl from 27 East Street has been missing since early Thursday. Her distressed parents fear foul play and that she is kept from home. She is described as quiet obedient and well behaved with dark eyes and hair, wearing a white dress Trilby hat and black shoes when last seen. The police were notified last night and search efforts are underway.
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East Street
Putney Paper Mill to Rebuild After Fire
The town rejoices as W. A. Cole & Co. decide to rebuild their paper mill after April fire. Sanderson & Blodgett of Springfield will construct a mill ready for occupancy September 15 with improved machinery. A 72 inch wide machine from J. H. Howe & Son will be installed. The mill will use electric lighting, the first such in town, with dynamos, sprinklers, and strong fire protection.
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Electric car jumps rails on Warren bridge crash
Shortly before 6 p m an outbound Lynn and Boston electric car with a trailer jumped the rails on the Warren bridge. It struck an iron pole breaking a seat. Miss Carrie West 21 of 88 Arlington Chelsea was severely injured and taken home in a carriage. Several others were shaken up. cause unknown.
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Firecracker Blaze Ignites East Boston Home
Firecrackers exploded on the roof of a two story frame building at 102 Webster Street East Boston causing a $50 blaze last night. Engine 40 responded at 8:20. The building is owned by Miss Harriet McIntire and occupied by L. M. Filis.
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Cuban revolution leaders converge on New York for Estrada Palma talks
Leaders of the Cuban revolutionary movement in the United States rush to New York to meet Tomas Estrada Palma the elected Cuban president at the time of the 1868 78 collapse. Delegates from Philadelphia Key West and Tampa converge to press Palma’s candidacy and coordinate efforts for the revolution.
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No Bicycles For Him General Merritt Opposes Army Use
Major General Merritt dismisses bicycle use in the army and questions their practicality for long distance mail and telegraph communications. He contrasts Miles who advocates wheels, supporting cycling as exercise and potential aid, while Merritt doubts value in hostile terrain and logistics.
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Boston to Welcome Record Open Air Entertainment
Negotiations to bring a large New York entertainment to Boston for July 1 on Huntington avenue grounds, featuring 500 Southern negro performers in a varied program with cakewalks and dances. Souvenirs for Sphinx farewell night include an album of ten principals and chorus photos.
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Elisobithon Sea Kings and Canals of Mars Highlight July Atlantic
Dr John Fiske profiles The Elisobithon Sea Kings with Drake Raleigh era narratives. Lowells describes Canals of Mars as a desert world with life via continental irrigation systems. Henry J Fletcher proposes A National Transportation Department. George Berkbeck Hill on Auto raphs. Robert S Peabody on rural England as An Architect's Vacation. A Philosopher With an Eye for Love story and serials The State of the Mighty and A Sengular Life.
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Assault Arrest After Club Attack on Webster Avenue
Patrolman Rosy of Division 1 arrested Rocco Fortunato, 48, of 10 Webster Avenue on charges of assaulting Carlo Nano with a club. Nano suffered a severe scalp wound and was taken by police ambulance to Massachusetts General Hospital. Fortunato reportedly struck Nano as he walked home with his wife, stepping from a doorway.
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Fireworks Display Planned on Crystal Lake Raft
Newton Centre prepares a unique fireworks show likely for tomorrow evening to be set on a large raft moored in Crystal Lake. The event is hosted by the Citizens' Improvement Society of Newton Centre. Band concerts are slated for next Wednesday night.
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Bugbee and Whitham Wed in Boston Ceremony
In Boston on June 29, Justice of the Peace Fred W. Jepson presided as James L. Bugbee and May G. Whitham, both of Boston, were married.
Deaths: Annie Bennett Lizzie Bancroft others noted
Death notices from July list Annie J Bennett age 29 with funeral at St Patrick's Church plus Elizabeth Bancroft age 21 at Pepperell, James Cutler 75 at Newton Centre, Margaret Devine 85 with services in Roxbury, Daniel Donoven 55 with funeral at Dupont Street residence and St Catherine's Church.
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Capsized Boat Throws Family Into Public Garden Pond
Arthur Poole, Mrs Edwin Poole, and three children aged two, four, and four months were tipped into the Public Garden pond when a rowboat capsized yesterday. Rescued and examined by Dr. Williams at Station 4, they were sent home.
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