McKinley Keeps Campaign Focus at Canton Home
Major McKinley delays travel to Roxbury for a rest and possible ovations. He stays in Canton with books and a clerical staff, planning campaign steps until the Democratic platform and nominee are set. Clergy, judges, and supporters assist in preparation for the next phase of campaigning.
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Canton
Major McKinley
Oston
Roxbury
Colonel Osborne
McKinley
Trinity Lutheran Church
W. R. Rev
D. H. Bauslin
Social Leaks and the Waste of War in Labor Sermon
The Rev. Anthony Bilkovsky, speaking at the Labor Church in Lynn, argues that war crime and liquor waste drain society. He cites 400000 Massachusetts arrests, advocates public ownership of machinery, and calls for equality of opportunity to unlock human potential.
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Bilkovsky
Massachusetts
Three Burglars Arrested After Break-In at Hanover Street
Three youths were caught in the act by an officer on the second floor of a building at 170 Hanover Street. They were arrested without trouble and will be arraigned in court this morning on charges of breaking and entering with intent to commit larceny.
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Hanover Street
State Senate
West End
Dudley Street
Harvard Square
Cambridgeport
Grove Hall
Park Street
Field’s Corner
Roxbury Crossing
South Boston
Cambridge
Forest Hill
Boston
Gaelic language students hold class at Gaelic school
Gaelic language and literature students met at 18 Essex Street for advanced instruction on prosody and musical qualities while juniors studied orthography and phonetic links. The session closed with a program of songs readings and recitations in Irish and English by Patrick Kelly John M Doran J J Herlihy Matheas Garhem John Donohoe W M King and others.
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Essex Street
Patrick Kelly
John M. Doran
J. J. Herlihy
Matheas Garhem
John Donohoe
W. M. King
Stillmans Made Merry Debaters Fall From Platform
A Stillman Sports event in Stillman Hall Saturday featured President Talbot Vice President Doherty and Secretary Henry with main speakers McLaughlin O Domnell and Pierce. The Stillman Quartet performed as Doherty Talbot Henry and Peirce sang. Accidents marred the celebration as Talbot burned his hand on fireworks and a speaker fell through the platform.
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Stillman Hall
Stillman Sports
Daniel J. Talbot
Hugh M. Doherty
Walter S. Henry
James McLaughlin
Charles O’domnell
Daniel Pierce
Stillman
Messrs
Hugh Doherty
Daniel Talbot
Walter Henry
George Peirce
Return of Campos Prompts Autonomy Plan in Cuba
From Want Campos in Havana rumors say autonomy is the only path to preserve the Spanish flag as forces waver and civilians endure hunger. In Kingston, Jamaica, despatches report Maceo pressing for war munitions to launch a vigorous campaign and Cubans abroad organize a major expedition to Cuba.
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Campos
Maceo
Kingston
Jam
Antonio Maceo
Jamaica
Cuba
QUICK AND CLEAN SWEEP AFTER JULY CELEBRATION
Deputy Superintendent of Street Cleaning Joshua Atwood and his crew cleaned city streets under his supervision starting late Saturday night and finished within twelve hours. The rapid work followed Independence Day celebrations and removed traces of the festivities from the thoroughfares.
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Joshua Atwood
Mr. Atwood
Highway Robbery Charge Against 16 Year Old
Joseph Welch aged 16 was arrested by Division 1 officers at Travers and Canal for highway robbery. He was caught in the act taking a watch valued at $10 from Bernard Slavin. the watch was recovered at the scene.
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Joseph Welch
Division 1
Travers and
Canal Streets
Bernard Slavin
Reid Returns Prizes After Unregistered Games
R C Reid of the Englewood Field Club returned two medals from the New York Athletic Club games after discovering he ran in unregistered events. Reid had beaten Weters in the 100 and 220 yard races on a handicap mark and plans to seek reinstatement.
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New York
R. C. Reid
Englewood Field Club
New York Athletic Club
Reid
Weters
Bicycle theft arrest in Newton Centre
Inspectors Whitman and Shields arrested Charles Oulton aged 20 of Newton Centre for the July 3 bicycle theft from Lewis Vachorn. The bicycle was recovered.
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Whitman and
Shields
Charles Oulton
Newton Centre
Lewis Vachorn
Central Labor Union Debates Silver Coinage and Subway Work
The Central Labor Union discusses free silver at 16 to 1, deferring action as a partisan issue. Delegates elected to Worcester 1896, and ties to the American Federation of Labor. Subway Sunday work disputed by police while unions push organizing drives and craft cooperation. Funeral arrangements announced for John Foley with charter draped for 30 days.
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Central Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
Pale’ States
United States
Worcester
John F. O'Sullivan
Frank K. Foster
National Brewery Workmen
United Brewery
Robert Conke
Commissioners of Immigration
New York
New Haven & Hartford
International Association of
John Foley
Boston
Hudson Street
Congressman Morse Addresses Cambridge Crowd On Good Citizenship
Congressman Elijah A. Morse spoke at Immanuel Baptist Church Cambridge on good citizenship urging youths to avoid evil company and align with Christian influences. He later addressed a Central square crowd after a Y M C A concert.
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Elijah A. Morse
Immanuel Baptist Church
Cambridge
Mr. Morse
Dr. Grimes
Central Square
Remington Brothers Control of Pittsburg Ad Agency
The Remington brothers ceded full control of their advertising agency, Remington Bros, to R. R. Remington on June 18. R. R. Remington, a Pittsburg lawyer-turned-ad man, had long led the business and previously opened a New York branch in 1890 while managing duties between New York and Pittsburg.
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New York
Remington Bros
Pittsburg
R. R. Remington
Robert R. Remington
Pennsylvania
Lafayette College
Philadelphia
Remington
Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia Press Association
R. P. Remington
New York City
Boston Man Arrested in Nantasket Robbery Attempt
Hugh Goudge low of Boston was arrested at Nantasket on July 5 for attempting to steal a gold watch from a man.
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Nantasket
Hugh Goodfellow
Boston
New Newark Pastor Delivers First Sermon at First Reformed Church
The Rev George Savary formerly of Immanuel Reformed Episcopal Newark preached his first sermon at Dartmouth Street church yesterday starting a tenure that will see him reside in Brookline until fall. He urged loyal adherence to Christ and the Reformed church and announced new staff George H Rider organist and E E Williams choir master.
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Newark
N. J
First Reformed Episcopal Church
Dartmouth Street
Savary
Immanuel Reformed Episcopal Church
First Church
Boston
First Reformed Church
J. M. Gray
D. D
Aspinwall Avenue
Brookline
Gray
Nickerson
Christ
Reformed Church
George H. Rider
E. E. Williams
Growth in Grace at Tremont Temple Sermon
The Rev. Nathan Butler preached at Tremont Temple filling in for Dr Lorimer. He spoke on Christian growth from Galilean teaching, urging growth through food, exercise, and atmosphere, and warning against two false notions of religion.
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Tremont Temple
Nathan Butler
Colby University
Lorimer
Nicodemus
Christ Jesus
Brooklyn Minister Dies After Bicycle Crash Near Hackettstown
The Rev. John Brittan Clark of Lee Avenue Congregational Church, Brooklyn, was dying at his brother’s home after a bicycle ride with Charles Woodbridge. He fell over a cliff near Hackettstown, was found unconscious beside his wrecked bike, and has been unconscious since.
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John Brittan Clark
Lee Avenue
Hooper Street
Frank H. Clark
Greene Avenue
Hackettstown
N. J
Charles A. Woodbridge
New Jersey
Clark
Mr. Woodbridge
Lee Avenue Congregational Church
Spiritualist Camp Opens Amid Rainy Day Meetings
July 5 marked the opening of Spiritualist camp meetings with services moved to the temple due to rain. Oscar Edgerly lectured on Heretics and Renesies, Mrs. Helen I Palmer spoke on What Has Spiritualism Done for the World, and Mrs M G Pepper led a successful feta. The Byldgewaes Band gave concerts while the steamer Vineyard arrived from New Bedford. Tomorrow’s speakers include Mrs J H Jackson Janeen Stiles and Professor Lockwood Martha's.
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Oscar Edgerly
Helen I. Palmer
M. G. Pepper
Byldgewaes
Vineyard
New Bedford
Day at Nahant Recreation At Bass Point
A lively Sunday at Bass Point with a full crowd enjoying the Nava Brigade Band concert. Weather cut short the Boston Broude concert but local solos on cornet trombone piccolo and xylophone were well received. The Base Front House and big Mezzanine were crowded while hundreds of cyclists visited Point and boats ferried visitors both ways.
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Nava Brigade
Boston Broude
Dours
Shuman's Annual Sale Details and Product Range
Saleroom notes from Shuman's indicate annual reductions on men's suits including large sizes. The listing mentions savings on goods with variations in sizes and several apparel items. The snippet also references a mix of coats and dresswear as part of a broader sale event.
Peary Ready to Lead Boston Scientists to Greenland
Peary sails July 14 from Sydney with five MIT professors and Boston researchers to Umanak Fjord Greenland. They plan six weeks of glacier study using tents, canned provisions and portable instruments, with Porter and Putnam aboard Olivette and Tarr leading the Cornell group to explore northward in similar terms.
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Alfred E. Burton
George H. Barton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Russell W. Porter
Institute
G. R. Putnam
United States Coast Survey Department
John C. Phillips
Harvard
Pole
Greenland
Umanak Fjord
Peary
Sydney
Cape Breton
Hope
Boston
Cornell
Ralph 8. Tarr
Bostonians
Porter
Putnam
Olivette
Halifax
Umanak
Burton
Barton and
Phillips
Privy
Canton
Trouble in a Church In North Adams Parish over pastor
Parishioners of St Patrick s Church in North Adams have given up seats and asked for the pastor to be removed after a dispute with the congregation. Both sides remain silent about the cause of the trouble.
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North Adams
St. Patrick's Church
Fr Murphy Remembered by Former Parishioners in Town
The Rev Nicholas J Murphy of Middleboro was visited Saturday by members of his old parish St Francis de Sales Charles Town. They gave him a purse totaling 1000 dollars after adding 147 dollars to the initial 853. Father Murphy expressed gratitude for the affectionate tribute.
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Nicholas J. Murphy
Middleboro
St. Francis de Sales
Charlestown
Father Murphy
Salvation Army in Berlin Shows Quiet Gains
General Booth led a week of Salvation Army exercises in Berlin with notable success. Forty provincial delegates and 120 officers attended. services were enthusiastic and well attended. The public enjoyed the ceremonies and did not harass the group as in the past, marking a calmer reception than six months ago.
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Berlin
Booth
Salvation Army
Germany
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