Prisoner Held for August Grand Jury in Conley Murder
Henry Kane remains in jail awaiting the August grand jury after witnesses testified he struck Daniel Conley on June 25 in Alden Street near Court, causing a fatal skull fracture. Medical examiner Draper reported the skull fracture and fatal brain injury from the blow.
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Municipal Criminal Court
Henry Kane
Daniel Conley
Brown
Conley
Kane
Alden
J. B. Bates
George Goulard
Richard L. Powers
151 Court Street
Thomas F. Supple
Orland B. Tallie
Peter Connelly
William Pond
George T. Dyer
James Griffin
William F. Go
Goulard
Draper
City Hospital
E. Thompson
Hotel Royal
Captain Cain Clears Tenderloin as Police Crackdown Hits
Captain Cain and Captain Watts lead a broad crackdown across Boston divisions to purge loafers and outlaw venues. Arrests mount in Division 32 West End, with divisions 1 3 and 5 enforcing new rules while remaining pockets of resistance are silenced or closed.
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Martin
Boston
Pemberton Square
Tenderloin
Thusar
Cain
West
Watts
West End
Pitts
Stamford
Leverett
Philadelphia
Division 3
Indiana Place
Foster
Division 5
Wild Flowers of America creates sensation in New York
A dazzling new portfolio titled Wild Flowers of America from G. H. Buck & Co. captivates botanists, artists, educators, and nabbed patrons across circles. Editions sold out quickly, with early coupons in Boston Post and Sunday Post.
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New York
the Post
America
Wild Flowers of America
G. H. Buck & Co
Boston Post
Sunday Post
Short Measure Arrests In Salem For Potatoes
Salem July 6 John Healey Edward Welch and A T Kent of Lynn were arrested in Salem on the charge of selling potatoes under short measure. They are employed by a produce dealer.
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Salem
John Healey
Edward Welch
A. T. Kent
Lynn
Railroad Enlisting to Replac e Striking Workers
The Wabash Railroad hires any available men along the line to cover for striking employees. Agent J B McBeath and a Chicago helper recruited about fifty men, claiming competent engineers and firemen, none affiliated with unions. Workers will be dispatched along the line as orders come in, with guaranteed steady work despite the strike. The office at 299 Washington Street stays open daily to reach 7560 men needed to run the road, and more agents search the unemployed.
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Wabash
J. B. McBeath
Chicago
Washington Street
Hibernians Hold Unanimous Rollover of Boston Division Officers
An extraordinary meeting of Division 1 A O H Boston last evening in Hibernian Hall Hanover street kept the old officers in place led by President Andrew Trahey. The gathering featured remarks by county delegates and a gift of a gold watch to Trahey while a late night entertainment included songs and stories.
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Division 1
Boston
Hibernian Hall
Hanover Street
Andrew Trahey
John B. O'Doherty
Denis B. McLaughlin
William J. Meagher
James D. O’doherty
John O’halloran
Michael J. O’flanagan
James Slane
Edward McDonnell
John A. Ryan
Michael Harkins
Patrick Lally
Bernard O'Donnell
Roger Gill
John O'Doherty
James McGonagle
Aodh MacGarghamhna
Hibernians
John Dolan
William J. Cronin
David C. Finlay
Chelsea
Patrick McManus
Warren Guards
James J. O'Shea
Trahey
Messrs
Finlay
Cronin
Cotter
Connolly
O'Shea
Falvey
O'Doherty
Dolan
Ryan
O’higgins
McManus
Trotting Meet Closes in Lexington Kentucky
The Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association mid summer meeting ended with exciting races. In the 2:21 class trotting for a $400 purse Emma a won, Rose Turner placed second, Isabel third, with a best time of 2 17 ¼. In the 2:30 class trotting for $400 Helen Leyburn won, Morgan Wilkes was second, Hard Tack third, best time 2 28 ¼. A two year old consolation raced for $200 with Scourine first, Ruth Wilkes second, Valeria third, best time 2 23 ½.
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Lexington
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Emma A
Rose Turner
Isabel
Helen Leyburn
Morgan Wilkes
Hard Tack
Scourine
Ruth Wilkes
Valeria
Clinton Lancaster Athletic Meet Set at Driving Park
The second open handicap meet of the Clinton Lancaster Athletic Association will be held at Clinton Lancaster Driving Park on Saturday August 4. Events include handicapped 100 and 440 yard dashes 830 yard dash 1 mile run 220 yard hurdle 1 mile bicycle pole vault high jump and several scratch races. A team race between Worcester A C and Clinton Lancaster Athletic Association is a featured event. Entries close July 25 with O L Store 6 Pearl Street and require 50 cents per event.
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Clinton-Lancaster Athletic Association
Clinton-Lancaster
Worcester A. C
Clinton-Lanecaster Athletic Association
Mr. O. L
Pearl Street
William J Stetson Funeral Held in Malden
The funeral of William J Stetson, a longtime Malden resident, was conducted this afternoon at his home 20 Holden street by Rev H O Hiscox of the First Baptist Church. A male quartet led by Edward Tufts sang and interment followed at Woodlawn.
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Malden
William J. Stetson
Holden Street
H. O. Hiscox
First Baptist Church
Edward Tufts
Woodlawn
Bonds of Lynn Press Sold at Public Auction
In Lynn on July 6 bonds originally issued for 15000 dollars were sold at public auction. George N. Nichols bought the bonds for 599 dollars and is an assignee of the press. He plans to operate the newspaper going forward.
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Lynn
Lynn Press
George N. Nichols
Nichols
Wrestling in London Liverpool match for world title
Cannon and MacInerry wrestled in Liverpool for 100 pounds and the world championship. MacInerry won two falls to one in the best of three.
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London
Cannon
MacInerry
Liverpool
McInerry
Cold day at Franklin Park ends with controversial placings
At Franklin Park Saugus spectators weathered cold winds as Edith H. wins both heats and the 2 16 trot with Lady Logan blamed for a disputed second in Thursdays heat. Edith H. dominates the 2 16 pacing class and Charley B. sweeps the 2 16 trotting heats. Purity Wilkes and Judge Austin split money while Jim Corbett and Maud Elenah take 2:16 pacing shares.
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Old Franklin Park
Saugus
Abeto
Lady Logan
Donne
Edith H
Jesse Hanson
Jesse
Hanson
Purity Wilkes
Charley B
Sabatia
Chapman
Ham” Brock
Jim Corbett
Charley P
Maud Elenah
Austin
Woolsey
Abbess
fTenbelt
H. Urland
Kentucky Star
B. G
Sheridan
Enzo
Turney
Deucalion
Nutbourne i
B. i
Bowen
Eae
Guess
Robert
Gr. i
Miller
Alana
Ewe Purity Wilkes
Golden
Es Sabina
M.m
Deine
Charley
Dan Brown
Unutrac
Parbe
Eeeewees Arley A
Errill
Caemeedeaasese Im Ett
Johnson
Esesae
Brown
Titer
Youth Held In Bicyclist Larceny Case In City Home
Nelson Warren aged 14 of 2 Newman block was taken into custody by Division 4 for allegedly stealing a bicycle sweater cap and belt worth 70 dollars from Josephine Morandotti who shares the same residence. The property has been recovered.
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Nelson Warren
Newman Block
Division 4
Josephine Morandotti
Boy Aged 3% Allegedly Falls From Freight Train
Andrew Dunn of Marlboro, about nine last night, is said to have been trying to ride a Boston and Albany freight train when a train hand pushed him from the cars near Allston. The moving train caused severe injuries including bruises and a deep wound under the chin. Dr Haines treated him at Brighton police station before he was sent home.
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Andrew Dunn
Marlboro
Boston
Malden liquor cases disposed in district court
In Malden on July 6 the district court disposed of liquor exposure and keeping cases. Austin C. Willey: first offense 50 dollars, second 100 dollars and three months in the House of Correction. Thomas Finnegan: 100 dollars and three months. William Finley: 50 dollars. John Conway discharged. John H. Taylor continued to July 18. Thomas McGovern set for July 20. Witness Charles Law claimed part of the liquor seized and may face complaint for exposing and keeping.
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Malden
Austin C. Willey
House of Correction
Thomas Finnegan
William Finley
John Conway
John H. Taylor
Thomas McGovern
Willey
Charles Law
Gardener Andrew Golden Found Dead in Malden Home
Andrew Golden a 40 year old gardener was found dead in his Yankee Village residence in Kautbach's block. He was heard groaning before being discovered and Dr McCarthy arrived too late. Durrell Medical Examiner Somerville suggested heart trouble as the probable cause. The body was taken to Undertaker Jacobs's rooms.
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Malden
Andrew Golden
Kautbach
Yankee Village
Cc. D. McCarthy
Jacobs
Durrell
Somerville
Canfield Indicted for Refusal to Testify Before Lexow Panel
Richard A Canfield, proprietor of a West Twenty-sixth street gaming house, was indicted for misdemeanor after refusing to testify before the Lexow committee. He surrendered in Providence, pleaded not guilty, and posted 1000 dollars bail in cash before Judge Martine. He offered no statement about the case.
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New York
Richard A. Canfield
Lexow Committee
Canfield
West Twenty-sixth Street
Providence
Martine
Marble Fractures Leg After Ball Game Accident
Frank E. Marble superintendent of the Massachusetts Temperance Home in Lynn broke his left leg in Pranker's Grove Saugus while playing ball with friends. He was taken to Lynn Hospital for treatment.
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Lynn
Frank E. Marble
Massachusetts Temperance Home
Pranker’s Grove
Saugus
Lynn Hospital
Rita Battles Falls At Hotel Moore Breaks Leg In Accident
Rita Battles, a young daughter of Mr. M. R. Battles, fell down stairs while playing at Hotel Moore on Moore Street Cambridge. She broke her leg and sustained internal injuries. She was taken to a hospital and the cause remains unknown.
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Rita Battles
M. R. Battles
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R. I. Almy & Co
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R. T. Aimy & Co
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Naval Battalion
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Clinton-Lancaster Athletic Games
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Washington, CO
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