Mystery surrounds Mrs Lee’s injuries after fall at Lynn home
Mrs Margaret E Lee wife of Patrolman David Lee was found unconscious at the foot of a staircase in her Lynn hall on Saturday night. Doctors say her condition improved slightly but they cannot determine if wounds came from a fall or weapon. Neighbors recall a heavy fall sound and note a liquor odor.
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Margaret E. Lee
David Lee
S. R. Davis
Post
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Davis
Famie
Marshal Wells
Lee
Ige
Funeral of Miss Miller London July 5 1900s
Funeral of Miss Helen Miller daughter of Rear-Admiral J N Miller U S N was held at St Albans Church Bishop Potter officiated. United States ambassador Colonel John Hay Mrs Hay Whitelaw Reid and embassy staff attended with other dignitaries. A somber tribute and messages were sent to Admiral Miller expressing sympathy.
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Helen Miller
J. N. Miller
St. Albans Church
Bishop Potter
New York
United States
John Hay
Hay
Whitelaw Reid
Reid
Levi Peaton
Morton
Miller
Arthur John Biggs
Secretary Long Cables Hampton on Brooklyn Voyage
Secretary Long cabled Admiral Hampton for clearance to bring home a seaman who died last week in London aboard the United States steamship Brooklyn. The vessel is expected to sail tomorrow for the United States.
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Washington
Long
Atampton
London
United States
Brooklyn
United
Gas leak reported near hardware store on Washington Street
Fire officials and gas company were notified after a distinct odor of gas observed Sunday evening around 6:80 o clock near MGevet and Co hardware on Washington Street. Investigators found a front jet turned, releasing gas into the area.
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Washington Street
Mgevet & Co
Washinon
Andi Ng
Jewett
Schooner Florence A. wrecks near Bass Ledge
The schooner Florence A. of Cher Me, Captain Strout, from Vineyard Haven to Provincetown with cargo ran ashore on Bass Ledge. She was freed by a diver and towed to work the pump, but the stern post was found leaky and the vessel damaged.
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Florence A
Cher
Strout
Port Liberty
Provincetown
Bass Ledge
Ex-President Letters at Tammany Pow-Wow StirDebate
A crowded Tammany Hall gathering in New York on July 6 features ex President Cleveland and Bryan letters, with Nebraskan James D Richardson and ex Cong Tucker delivering speeches denouncing trusts and the Dingley tariff. Bryan praises Jefferson and Jackson in a call for Democratic reform to curb concentrated wealth and restore the constitution. Belmont’s delegation faces cheers and boos as the meeting signals a vibrant party pitch amid national worries over finance and monopolies.
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Creme
Perry Belmont
Bryan
Tiger
Tammany Hall
James D. Richardson
Nnessee
Cleveland
William Jeece
Henry St. George Tucker
Princeton
N. J
John C. Shee
Tammany Society
Grover Cleeland
Altgeld Talks of Reform in Brooklyn
July 5 The Hon John P Altgeld former Illinois governor spoke before the Democratic League of Brooklyn praising reform as a remedy for social wrongs and urging action to move power from a crust of entrenched interests. He traced economic distortions from paper money and war bonds to labor and industry hardship.
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John P. Altgeld
Choner Poe
Ilinois
Democratic League of Age
United Ofterso
Ham
Jackson
Lincoln
America
Independence Day celebration in Washington DC attracts politicians
TIME FOR SOLICITUDE, WASHINGTON, July 6. A patriotic celebration at the Gran Opera House was hosted by Democratic groups with speeches by Senator John Daniel of Virginia and Joseph C. Sibley of Pennsylvania. The Declaration of Independence and Jefferson's last written letter were read by Andrew A. Lipscomb. A letter from Lawrence Gardner notes absence due to a Los Angeles engagement and urges renewed effort to preserve independence amid concerns over foreign policy. Bryan letter regrets absence and warns of servile acquiescence threatening freedom.
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Lincold
John Ceehan
Tammany Society
Society
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Chicago
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Brooklyn
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Jackson
J. Bryan
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Gono
Perry Belmont
Washington
Gran Opera House
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Democracy
District of Columbia
John Daniel
Virginia
Joseph C. Sibley
Pennsylvania
Conness
Andrew A. Lipscomb
Thomas Jefferson
Sibley
Lawrence Gardner
Washingon
D. C
Los Angeles
Cal
Endeavorers Arriving in Colorful City for Nation’s Holiday
A sea of color fills the city as Endeavorers and visiting delegates arrive to celebrate a national holiday. Decorative ribbons in blue purple and white adorn streets and buildings while the motto of the young people's organization graces banners and displays.
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Francisco
Pacenver
Opie
Stole Her Boy Ends Years Later in Mesa City Meeting
A 18 year search ends as a father and son reunite in Mesa City Phenix Arizona July 6. The tale began in Ashtabula Ohio where Miss Donaldson later wed Dr Hammond after a romance with Edwin Creelman. The couple’s child Leo was abducted four years into the marriage. Creelman confessed to the theft after decades.
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Ariz
Ashtabula
Edwin Creelman
Medical College
Dr. Hammond
Miss Donaldson
Hammond
Creelman
L. H. Hammond
Leo
Mesa City
Pacca
Ilfar H
St. Louis
Hammon
Mrs Ward Much Deceived In Serpent Society Scandal
In San Francisco on July 6 society circles buzz about the Serpent topic and the arrest of H Russell ard and Mrs John Bradbury. Both are married with Col Bradbury a California millionaire as her husband. Mrs Ward travels toward Europe unaware of her husband’s alleged escapade until arrival abroad.
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Francisco
Majestic
West
Intrigues Grow Between West Side Families After New Connection
On Friday a week ago she spent her first night at the Waldorf and the Bradburys and Wards drew close, wives as sisters. Mrs Ward is slender, with a delicate oval face, almond eyes, black lashes, and black hair worn in a center pompadour. Mrs Bradbury is tall and slender, a natural blonde now changed to a rainbow shade by chemicals.
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Waldorf
Bradburys
Mrs. Ward
Miss Florence Weinhemer Awakens Briefly After Six Day Sleep
Syracuse reports Miss Florence Weinhemer of 715 East Willow Street woke for a moment on June 28 after six days in a comatose sleep. She spoke softly to her mother and a priest, then fell back into unconsciousness with no memory of the episode. Doctors express cautious hope but no clear diagnosis.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Florence Weinhemer
East Willow Street
Senate Delays Tariff Vote as Session Extends
Washington July 5 Senator Allison in charge of the tariff bill said no final vote had been agreed and the Senate would stay in session tomorrow night at least until the bill was reported from committee of the whole. The move tests endurance as opposition holds. Amendments passed include a stamp tax with little opposition while the Spooner tariff investigation was withdrawn after a protracted struggle.
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Washington
Allison
Senate
Proclamation Offers Amnesty to Cuban Patriots
At Sancti Spiritus Weyler issues a pardon for patriots and partisans who surrender with or without arms. Surrenderers may present themselves at any military station with a handkerchief. Those surrendering with arms receive provisions and public works duties. cattle and horses brought in may be kept or sold.
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Weyler
Sancti Spiritus
Province of
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Pernees
Uba
Sailors From Belle of Bath Recount Sea Fire Escape
On the Sardinian Prince at Barbadoes from South American ports Chief Officer T Cox Second Officer George Harris and fifteen seamen of the Belle of Bath were forced to abandon ship after a June 18 fire. The vessel burned at sea, crew rowed about 150 miles to Barbadoes, arriving July 20. Captain Curtis stayed behind awaiting homeward voyage.
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Barbadoes
T. Cox
George Harris
Pearaport
Hong Kong
Curtis
Belle of Bath
Frotsham Massey Wedding in Charlestown
Miss Helen Massey of Cambridge and Thomas Frotsham of New York wed at the bride's guardian residence 32 Monument Square Charlestown with Miss Ella Taber as bridesmaid and William as best man. The bride wore helio trope cashmere and white velvet chiffon, carrying bride roses. Taber wore helio trope organdie muslin and carried sweet peas. A wedding breakfast followed at 47 Tufts Street before a brief tour and settlement in Philadelphia.
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Helen Massey
Cambridge
Thomas Frotsham
New York
Monument Square
Charlestown
Ella Taber
William
Miss Taber
Tufts Street
Philadelphia
Tommy Club on the Weir River Celebration
The Entre Nous on Broadway extension reformed a camping club named the Tommy. They gathered on the Weir River and hosted friends from Boston aboard a boat for a two hour sail. Activities included visits to Manhattan Club and performances by J Al Weston and Michael Coveney. A large fire lit the river after midnight.
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Cats
J. al Weston
Richael Coveney
Tommy Club
Willla a CONCORD July Se fentenne farmer
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Concord event in July involving a farmer over several years. The readable elements are insufficient to determine a clear person, organization, date, or outcome.
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Willla
Concord
Farmer
Ana
Miners in Pittsburg District Begin Nationwide Strike
Strike managers claim that they will go out as mass meetings mark a district wide suspension in Pittsburg coal fields. Leaders say the strike could last through summer with demand buoyed by lake trade. miners debate goals and timing as they rally in settlements.
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Penn
Ant
Pittsb
Chicago
Wheeling
Baltimore & Ohio
5Anna & Co
Panhandle
New York and
Cleveland
Turtle Creek
Plum Creek
Sandy Creek
Ratchford Confident On WV Miners Strike Action
Columbus July 5 National Mine officers at headquarters seek stray bulletins as President Ratchford predicts West Virginia miners will join the strike within a day or two. He says miners are demoralized and will quit when they grasp the strike's magnitude. Local meetings today aim to organize strike management while national and district officers await reports, with the strike really starting tomorrow.
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Columbus
National Mine
Ratchford
West Virginia
Miners Walk Out Across Wilmington District
In compliance with a general order the Wilmington coal field miners including Grundy county went on strike today. Braceville miners refused to load coal while Italian miners at Carbon Hill did not strike, keeping one mine fully operated. Other mines have been idle for several days, signaling a lengthy siege.
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Wilmington
Grundy County
Braceville
Carbon Hill
Todeay
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