John Hay Laid At Rest In Lakeview Cemetery
John Hay rests in the family burying ground at Lakeview Cemetery Cleveland Ohio. President Roosevelt and Vice President Fairbanks attended the funeral with Cabinet members and local officials. The service featured the Ionic Quartet and hymns and concluded with the Presbyterian committal.
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John Hay
Lakeview
Cleveland, O
Lakeview Cemetery
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Road
Tnion Depot
Fairbanks
Judge Day
Swasey
Mr. Mather
England Pays Tribute to Hay at St Pauls Cathedral
England today paid tribute to Secretary Hay on his burial day with a large memorial service in St Pauls Cathedral. The vast crowd filled the cathedral as a 100-voice choral choir led hymns in the solemn ceremony.
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London
England
Hay
St. Paul's Cathedral
Memorial Service for John Hay Held in Rome
A memorial service for the late Secretary Hay was held at St. Pauls American Church in Rome today at the same hour as the funeral in the United States. The American embassy officials were led by Ambassador White.
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John Hay
Rome
Secretary Hay
St. Paul’s
United States
Ambassador White
Militia Encamped at Westfield Under Miles Aideuper
Troops at Westfield face tent shortages as 275 tents per regiment were planned with the Fifth Regiment 385 tents short. Lt Miles oversees discipline and signaling, while Brig Gen Whitney Clark and Wonson plan inspections. The camp, set in a valley near Mt Tom Tekoa Ridge and East Mountain, hosts mounted exercises and an evening parade by Lt Sherman Miles.
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Mt. Tom
Tekoa Ridge
East Mountain
Walter Stevens
Signal Corps
Provisional Division
Miles
Sherman Miles
Eighth Regiment
West Point
Man Saved by Collie Dog in Brookline Incident
While driving cattle from Brighton yesterday afternoon, Thomas Kiley of Randolph was attacked by an infuriated steer. A large collie dog jumped at the steer’s head and an assistant beat the animal back, likely preventing serious injury.
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Brookline
Brighton
Thomas Kiley
Randolph
Sleepyroommate theft arrests in Watertown
Watertown July 5. Sergeant Lyons with a warrant arrested Toros Plinhedosian of 18 Crawford Street on larceny charges for allegedly stealing $232 from his roommate Lewan Astagian while he slept. Bail set at $500. he will appear in Waltham Police Court tomorrow.
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Watertown
Lyons
Toros Plinhedosian
Crawford Street
Lewan Astagian
Waltham
Astagian
Friends fear foul play in Meehan case
Robert M. Meehan 80, son of a Boston contractor, was found dead on the railroad at Allerton. Medical examiner says he was struck by a train at 11:02 as he sought Hotel Pemberton after visiting Nantasket. Relatives question foul play amid his adventurous life including service at Santiago.
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Robert M. Meehan
Boston
Allerton
Alhough
Meehan
Nantasket
Pemberton
Young Meehan
Jamaica Plain
Santiago
Boston Station Assault Sparks Police Board Review
Dennis Griffin of 18 Upt on street describes being beaten by Officer James McMullen Jr in Station 5 cell after arrest for intoxication. Griffin, who says he was not intoxicated, reports throat grip and club blows with facial wounds. A warrant for assault and battery is sought. board review to follow.
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Post
Judge Emmons
Police Commissioners
Dennis Griffin
Upton Street
Griffin
South End
James McMullen, Jr
McMullen
McQueeney
Senator Leahy
Roxbury Hero Dives In To Save Child From Car
Charles J. Kenney and members of the St. Patrick's Total Abstinence and Literary Society stopped a speeding car from striking a four year old in front of their Roxbury hall after a concert. Kenney declined hero status saying he merely acted when he saw danger.
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Roxbury
Charles J. Kenney
St. Patrick's Total Abstinence and Literary Society
Dudley Street
Kenney
Woodland Park Street
Killilea Begins Maynard Parish Charge Sunday
The Rev. B. F. Killilea of St. Stephen's North End parish will celebrate his first Mass as pastor of St. Bridget's on Sunday marking the start of his new assignment.
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FR. Killilea
Maynard
B. F. Killilea
St. Stephen’s Parish
North End
St. Bridget’s
Conlin
Church at Maynard Names New Pastor Succeeding Crowe
The Maynard church next Sunday will install a new pastor who succeeds Rev. Father Crowe, who is transferred to Cambridge.
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Maynard
Father Crowe
Cambridge
Mass Meeting Demands Opening of Cabot Street Bathhouse
A mass meeting at the Tammany Club rooms Roxbury heard a petition with over 1200 signatures protesting city inaction on Cabot street bathhouse. Speakers urged the facility be opened at the earliest moment to serve the public.
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Tammany Club
Hampden Street
Roxbury
Cabot Street
Baron Rosen Enjoys Boston Ahead of Peace Talks
Baron Rosen the new Russian ambassador to Washington visits Boston for two days on vacation before Russo-Japanese negotiations resume. He praises American life and Boston hospitality while avoiding war talk. Accompanied by Mme Rosen, daughter Mabel, and Prince Kondacheff, he tours the city before heading to Manchester-by-the-Sea.
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Boston
Baron Rosen
Washington
Count Cassini
Russia
Manchester-by-the- Sea
Mme, Rosen
Mabel
Kondacheff
Grand Duchy of Hesse-Darmstadt
Nantucket Steamship Crashed Into Barge at Battery Wharf
The steamship Nantucket was badly damaged at Battery wharf after colliding with Barge 101 towed by the tug Bluebell off Chatham Tuesday morning. Officers are silent, with one minor officer claiming Bluebell’s bow lights were out. Dr. Walter Cox, aboard with family, says lights were visible and the lookout reported them.
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Battery Wharf
Chatham
Walter Cox
Accident on Grand Trunk train near Portland injures several
A Grand Trunk passenger train approaching Portland from the west had a truck break on a smoking car causing several slight injuries. The most serious victim, Godfrey Duke of Berlin New Hampshire, sustained back injuries though his condition is not dangerous.
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Portland
Grand Trunk
Godfrey Duke
Berlin
N. H
Wellesley Man Reported Missing
Wellesley July 5 Michael T Hughes 62 of this town was reported missing today. He was last seen in Newton and Waltham, and the police of those cities have been notified.
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Wellesley
Michael T. Hughes
Newton
Waltham
Watertown Police Consider Drag for Moriarty Body
Watertown officials plan to request divers from the Charles to recover the body of Miss Moriarty of 4 Parker Street who disappeared June 7 and is believed to have ended her life by leaping into the river.
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Watertown
Charles
Moriarty
Parker Street
Melrose Aldermen Accept McCullough Resignation
Melrose, July 5 The Board of Aldermen accepted John J. McCulloughs resignation as he moves to lead the gypsy moth department of the city.
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Melrose Aldermen
M’cullough
Melrose
Board of Aldermen
John J. McCullough
Labor Notes Outline of Union Activities and Elections
International vice president John R. Alpine left Boston for Chicago to join a major working agreement conference with employers. A joint examining board for Electrical Workers Union 103 was elected including John W. Barton Martin T. Joyce and others to review applicants for journeyman membership. Delegates to the international convention for Wood Wire and Metal Lathers Union 72 were named with Thomas F. Keough confirming leadership. A signatory group reports not affiliating with the Structural Building Trades Alliance. Boston Barbers Union moves toward a proposed wage and working rules with strikes possible to enforce the new scale. J F Donovan elected treasurer succeeding Frank Emerald.
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John R. Alpine
United Association of Plumbers and Gas and Steam Fitters
Boston
Chicago
John W. Barton
Martin T. Joyce
W. Parker
John J. McLaughlin
William J. Roberts
Electrical Workers’ Union 103
George W. Lever
Metal Polishers, Buffers, Platers, Brass and Silver Workers’ Union
St. Louis
J. F. Donovans
Frank Emerald
Suicide at Park Street lodging house reported in Stoneham
A man who identified himself as S. Ettinger committed suicide at a lodging house at 13 Park Street this morning by swallowing carbolic acid. Little is known about him beyond a Boston brother who is being detained. He was of Jewish extraction and worked as a pedler.
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Stoneham
S. Ettinger
Park Street
Boston
Lawson Boards Special Train for West Trip
Thomas W. Lawson is seen aboard a special train at North Station heading west. The scene includes guards and a tense moment as reporters note a scare and a claimed assassination plot tied to powerful interests, with scattered descriptions of attire and setting in Swanton and St. Albans.
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ST. Albans
Lawson
Tom
Thomas W. Lawson
North Station
Enthusiastic Crowd Cheers Thomas W. Lawson Parade
A traveling party including press and secretaries lined up to leave as the conductor signaled. An eager man in a slate suit with ticker tape hats shouted three cheers for Thomas W. Lawson, whom the crowd hailed as the biggest man in the country. Lawson smiled as the group moved on.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Frenzied Special Bulletin From Lawson Across the Line
An improvised dispatch logged at multiple stops tracks Lawson and the Frenzied Special as reporters chase interviews in Lowell Concord Canada and Montreal. Tension rises with delays tainted money and suspicious characters while officials urge funding for Everybody's Magazine.
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ST. Armand
Canada
Lawson
Train Boy
Ice Tank Foul Play Hobbles Vermont Visit
Governor absent at Montpelier junction as press agent is fired for neglect. Ice tank damaged by terrible assaults, leaving a big hole in supply. Weather grows hotter as the scene unfolds.
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Montpelier Junction
Barn Fire Destroys Barn and Five Horses in Waltham
A fire in Waltham on Spring street gutted a barn owned by William Morris. It housed five horses owned by contractor James Burke who rented the structure, along with hay. Loss estimated at 2500. Fire started inside near the door. cause undetermined.
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Waltham
William Morris
Spring Street
James Burke
More Teachers for Melrose Adds Six Instructors
Six new teachers were appointed today in Melrose. Edward N. Griffin of Gloucester becomes supervisor of music. Mary J. Bourne of Reading is head of history at the high school. Also joining are Mary W. Kingsley of Medford Olive Ler mond of Derry New Hampshire Clarabell Fisher of Gorham Maine and Rose Richardson of Malden.
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Melrose
Edward N. Griffin
Gloucester
Mary J. Bourne
Reading
Mary W. Kingsley
Medford
Olive Lermond
Derry
N. H
Clarabell Fisher
Gorham
Rose Richardson
Malden
Man Injured After Fall From Tree in Stoneham
William S. Lewis, a town employee, fell from a tree on Pond Street this afternoon, fracturing his skull. He was found unconscious by fellow workers and taken to the local hospital where his prognosis was reported as favorable.
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Stoneham
William S. Lewis
Pond Street
Orphan Mary Foley Aims for Recovery After Poison Attempt
Mary Foley a 17 year old orphan who drank carbolic acid attempted suicide. She was treated at City Hospital and is expected to recover as of last night.
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Mary Foley
City Hospital
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