Soldiers Beaten by Mob in Orient Heights East Boston
Three Coast Artillery regulars were beaten by a mob of about 300 people in the Orient Heights section of East Boston. One soldier was knocked unconscious and left in a roadway, another fled half naked and hid in a swamp, while the third sought refuge in a house after a beating.
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Coast Artillery
Orient Heights
Boston
Soldiers and mob clash in East Boston riot near Fort Banks
Soldiers Michael Salvaggio Peter Tutta and Frank Makoski walking toward Winthrop bridge are attacked by a stone throwing mob. Salvaggio is knocked unconscious and later rescued. Tutta and Makoski are also beaten and saved as police and Fort Banks guards disperse the crowd. Salvaggio is hospitalized. Tutta and Makoski are treated for injuries.
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Fort Banks
Winthrop
Michael Salvaggio
Peter Tutta
Frank Makoski
Saratoga Street
Boston
Orient Heights
Winthrop Bridge
Solvaggio
Tutta
Makoski
William D. Finlayson
Beach Road
Finlayson
Salvaggio
East Boston
Winthtop
Old Business Man Briggs Dies After Illness
Oliver Leonard Briggs a Boston businessman and senior partner of Oliver L. Briggs & Sons dies at 449 Beacon Street Back Bay after nearly yearlong illness. Born in Westmoreland New Hampshire he was years old and a long time Trinity Church Algonquin Boston Art and Masonic circles member. Funeral services set for Monday afternoon.
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Oliver Leonard Briggs
Boston
Beacon’ Street
Back Bay
Mr. Briggs
Oliver L. Briggs & Sons
Westmoreland
N. H
Trinity Church
Algonquin
Boston Art
Chelsea Girl Rescued From Creeks by Local Man
Sixteen year old Margaret Carino was saved from drowning in Belle Isle Creek between Chelsea and Revere by William Keating Jr of Spencer Avenue Chelsea. She lived at 359 Crescent Avenue and was seized with cramps while swimming near Jade's spice mill. Keating swam to a bridge, brought her to shore, and rescued her.
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Margaret Carino
Belle Isle Creek
Chelsea and
Revere
William Keating, Jr
Spencer Avenue
Chelsea
Carino
Crescent Avenue
Jade
Keating
Crown Prince Keeps American in His Employ
In Copenhagen on July 6, it is reported that despite hostile German statements toward the United States the crown prince still employs Americans. He left two recently bought racehorses with former American jockey Fred Taral, a longtime successful trainer on the German turf.
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Copenhagen
United States
Fred Taral
Complain to Vatican over Mercier Pastoral Letter
Copenhagen July 6 Dr Alfred Immerman secretary of foreign affairs told a Reichstag committee that representations have been made to the Vatican regarding Cardinal Mercier pastoral letter condemning Germany’s crimes in Belgium. The letter appeared in the French press and drew angry German reaction.
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Copenhagen
Alfred Immerman
Foreign Afits
Reichstag
Vatican
Cardinal Mercier
Germany
Belgium
Hopefuls rally to topple Chang Hsun in North China
Reports from Shanghai on July 6 describe a growing split among several factions seeking to remove General Chang Hsun, the North China dictator, from power.
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Shanghai
China
Chang Hsun
Republican forces advance toward Pekin as Tuan Chi-jui leads
Tuan Chi-jui heads an eight division advance toward Pekin with 20 000 troops. Feng Kwo Chang seeks leadership of a Nanking provisional government. Hai chi cruiser sent to Chinwangtao to urge Li Yuan Hung to leave Pekin for Shanghai. Fifty thousand republican troops converge as Chang hsun’s forces dwindle amid desertions. fifteen provinces back Tuan Chi jui.
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Pekin
Tuan
Feng Kwo Chang
Nanking
Hai-chi
Chinwangtao
Gulf
Leian-tung
Li Yuan Hung
Shanghai
Tienh-Tsin
Hankow
Chang-hsun
Tuan Chi-jul
Chang Hsun Troops Tear Pekin Tientsin Railway
Reuters dispatch from Shanghai reports Chang Hsun's forces ripped up the Pekin Tientsin line at Lang Fang on Thursday. Foreign troops are being dispatched to restore communications as the provinces remain largely calm and Chang Hsun is described as virtually isolated.
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London
Reuter
Shanghai
Chang-Hsun
Pekin- Tien Tsin
Lang Fang
Mackerel and swordfish landings dominate Boston pier figures
The fish pier reports abundant mackerel and swordfish with 50 000 large and medium mackerel and 60 barrels salted aboard Monarch, 8 500 fresh on New Boston, and two swordfish boats Albert Willard and Edmund F Black. Lobster landings include Gladys L Creamer with 14 000 live lobsters and Resolute with 6 500. Wholesalers’ prices show haddock at 9 12 cents, cod 11 cents, and mackerel 12 1 2 cents per pound. Week totals: 33 vessels, 1 074 450 pounds, down from 36 vessels and 1 369 650 pounds year ago.
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Haddock
Boston Fish Bureau
Honduras
United Fruit Company
Tela
David Jackson
R. T. Bass
Boston
Timandra
Kenwood
Buenos Aires
South Atlantic Ocean
Norfolk
Pensacola
Mass hearing on General Court resolutions July 10
The Committee on the General Court will hold a hearing for interested parties on Doc. Nos. 25 82 88 84 85 86 concerning Senate presidency general court power adjournments lieutenant governor presiding apportionment and governor adjournment. Room 818 State House 10 30 a m July 10. Dana Malone chairman Charles Giddings secretary.
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State House
Boston
Committee On the General Court
Senate
General Court
Religious Services and Sermons Across Boston Churches
Orange men to attend divine service at United Presbyterian Church Boston 3 p m with Rev Kenneth A Munro and other ministers and laymen assisting. Members to assemble at 446 Tremont Street at 2 p m for parade. Reformed Presbyterian Warren and Brookline address in Boston parts open to all. Cambridge Antrim Street church preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m by Rev R H Martin D D. Swedenborgian Church Bowdoin Street hosts summer union services with Rev J Reed Rev H Clinton Hay and Rev Julian K Smyth preaching on The Protection of All who Are Far from Home. Unitarian King’s Chapel Tremont School streets unites with First and Second churches for summer with Rev Alfred J Wilson preaching.
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Robert Stuart MacArthur
D. D
Russia
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Fairbanks
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Warren Avenue
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Usic
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Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Clarendon and
First Baptist Church
Dorchester
Cor
Episcopal
Cathedral Church OF
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E. T. Sullivan
Sullivan
Dean Arnold
Simmons College
Trinity Church
Holy Communion
Clapton E. Wheat
St. John's Church
Hingham
John Dysart
Alexander Mann
Advent
Brimmer Street
Public Garden
van Allen
Cabot
Aptain Larner
Methodist Episcopal
Winthrop Street
Roxbury
Iwo
Charles C. Garland
Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Church
Brookline Street
Boston
Kenneth A. Munro
Tremont Street
First Reformed Presbyterian
Warren Ave
Brookline
W. J. McKnight
Jerusalem
Scotland
First Reformed Presbyterian Church
Antrim Street
Cambridge
R. H. Martin
Geneva Allege
Beaver Falls
Penn
Church OF the New Jerusalem
Bowdoin Street
State House
James Reed
H. Clinton Hay
Julian K. Smyth
King’s Chapel
Tremont
School Streets
King's Chapel
Alfred J. Wilson
Brighton
Bacon
Charles Bacon
Aterman
Washington St
Baratta
North End
Edmund Baratta
North St
Briggs
Oliver. L. Briggs
Beacon St
Cannon
Meredith
N. H
Hugh Cannon
Beatrice Cannon
Dolan
Crosby
Arren St
Edward A. Sm
Howland St
Harmony Grove Cemetery
Salem
Gorman
Roslindale
Ellen J. Gorman
Crandall St
Church of the Sacred Heart
Brown Ave
Ashland St
Grandberg
Mitchell Grandberg
South Station
Jennings
Charlestown
Edward J
Catherine A. Jennings
Set cLaughlin
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Kelly
John F. Kelly
Suffolk County
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Grampian Way
Ponder
Matthews
Katherine
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Busan
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John J
Susan Teahan
Dale St
St. Joseph's Church
M'Laughlin
Somerville
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Ann McLaughlin
Doherty
Brooks
Richdale Ave
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M’tague
Newton
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Williams St
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Williams
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Perry
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J. ©. Armstrong
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Gloucester
Wolf Cohen & CO
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ENG. CO
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Spiritualism and notices at Steinert Hall and Boston area
An eclectic jumble of spiritualist meetings and obituaries lists events at Steinert Hall 162 Boylston Street and nearby venues. Open to all, with free seats, readings by Professor Young and Dr James H. Ropes, plus various club meetups and funeral notices for local residents.
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International Bible Students’ Association
Steinert Hall
Boylston Aireed Bunaay
H. Gox
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