Funeral train bears Admiral Jones to Cherbourg
The body of Admiral Jones arrived in Cherbourg from Paris at 7 30 am aboard a funeral train. About 500 American sailors and marines attended yesterdays ceremonies in the capital. The body was moved to a mortuary chapel on the American line wharf, and the transfer to the Brooklyn will take place at noon tomorrow before the squadron sails for the United States at five pm. A marine from the Chattanooga died of nephritis and was buried in the municipal hospital cemetery.
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Cherbourg
France
Admiral Jones
Paris
Capital
American Steamship Line
Naval Arsenal
Brooklyn
United States
Rodgers
Chattanooga
Municipal Hospital
French President Dines American Officers at Elysee
President and Mme Loubet hosted a luncheon at the Elysee Palace for American special ambassadors and visiting naval officers. Ambassadors McCormick and Loomis were seated beside the hosts, with Premier Rouvier Rear Admiral Sigsbee and numerous French and American officers in attendance.
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Paris
Mme, Loubet
Elysee Palace
Ambassador McCormick
Mr. Loomis
President Toubet
Mrs. McCormick
Mme. Fallieres
Senate
Rouvier
Sigsbee
Guardian Custody Sought by Maine Grandfather
Charles F. Dunlap of Portland wins a Supreme Judicial Court rescript in guardianship proceedings to obtain custody of his grandson Erlon Dunlap, 12, from his parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Archer Dunlap of the Holy Ghost and Us Colony at Shiloh.
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Portland
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
Charles F. Dunlap
Charles Archer Dunlap
Holy Ghost
Shiloh
Dunlayn
Erlon
Committee Hears 100-Foot Height Plan for District B
At City Hall yesterday the height committee met with only two members present. Ex Mayor Nathan Matthews was absent. Henry Parkman and Joseph A. Conry attended. C H Tyler for Francis C Welch and J M Meredith urged raising District B limits from 80 to 100 feet.
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City Hall
Nathan Matthews
Henry Parkman
Joseph A. Conry
C. H. Tyler
Francis C. Welch
J. M. Meredith
District B
Sunday religious services listing Tremont area churches
A full schedule of church services across Tremont and Boston churches. Includes morning prayer and public worship at Tremont Temple with Rev. Russell Conwell, other sermons by J. Ernest Thacker and Loren A. Clevenger, and twilight services at several Baptist and Congregational churches with dates and times. Seats free and communities invited.
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Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Russell H. Conwell
D. D
Philadelphia
L. H. Rhodes
Conwell
C. E. Boyd
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Washington and
Tremont Streets
A. C. Dixon
George H. Remele
J. Ernest Thacker
Norfolk
Virginia
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
Loren A. Clevenger
Dudley Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Joseph S. Swaim
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
W. T. Coburn
Everett
Old South Church
Edward L. Clark
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
William A. Haggerty
Shawmut Congregational Church
Tremont
Brookline
William B. Forbush
New York City
Samuel Richards Gaines
Pie Making Machine Promises Larger Pies
Philadelphia reports a pie making machine that could greatly enlarge pie portions at no extra cost. Merchants in Pie alley cheer the prospect of perpetual pie production, noting demand in Boston. The device grinds out a stream of pies with claimed cleanliness and uniformity, stirring optimism and curiosity among pie lovers.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Pie Alley
Bryan Cartoon Critiques Roosevelt Over Morton Prosecution
In the Commoner William Jennings Bryan attacks President Roosevelt for not prosecuting his friend Paul Morton. The cartoon favors punishing the corporation rather than the individual executives who ran it.
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William Jennings Bryan
the Commoner
Mr. Bryan
President Roosevelt
Paul Morton
United States
Roosevelt
Five ground fish boats report haul at the pier
Five ground fish vessels including the Galatea and Mortis H. Perry landed 109 500 pounds in fares with 45 500 dock, 82 000 cod, 30 000 hake and 1000 pounds each of pollock and cusk. Haddock and cod prices ranged from 1% to 38% cents per pound. The Constellation had a 10 days trip for mackerel yielding 20 800 fresh and 70 salted barrels, projected at about 4400 dollars.
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Sylph
M. S. Ayer
Mortis H. Perry
Constellation
Thaddeus Morgan
Spiritualist notices fill Boston pages with circles and seances
A sequence of spiritualist listings across Boston venues advertises psychic circles tests and sessions. Pastors and mediums including Mrs Banks Scott Mrs Kampe and Mrs Trcey are named with times and addresses at venues such as 694 Washington street First Spiritual Science Church and 71 Dover street.
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Boston Psychic Conference
Massachusetts Avenue
Washington
Dickey
Fox
Macurda
Carbee
Reed
Williams
Kampe
Tracey
Smith
Prevoe
Raymond
Perkins
Brown
Dover
Dover Street
Malden Progressive Spiritual Society
Pleasant Street
Louise Hall
Washington Street
Alice M. Whall
Ella A. Higginson
Field's Corner
Sawyer Avenue
Level Street
Dorchester
First Spiritual Church OF
Boston
Inec
Clara E. Strong
America Hall
Shipping News Miniature Almanac July 8 Arrivals and Sailings
The almanac notes sun rise 4 15 am and set 7 23 pm with 15 hours 8 minutes day length and moon set at 11 18 pm High water at 3 00 am and 3 45 pm. It lists arriving steamers Sylvania Dresser Olivette Prince George Nacoochee and more with ports including Liverpool Antwerp Havana Charlottetown and New York Sailings include Columbian Tordenskjold San Jose and Prince George bound for London Boston and Charleston among others.
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Sylvania
Dresser
Liverpool
Charles P. Sumner
Oakmore
Moor
Antwerp
Margaretha
Ital
Vaccarezza
Havana
Olivette
Turner
Charlottetown
Hawkesbury
C. B
Halifax
N. S
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
Nacoochee
Burroughs
Savannah
Kershaw
Bond
Baltimore
Norfolk
Essex
Johnson
Grecian
Briggs
Philadelphia
Herman Winter
Crowell
New York
City of Rockland
Curtis
Bangor
Dinley
Dennison
Portland
Ransom B. Fuller
Blair
Bath
Cape Ann
Godfrey
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
S. W
Columbian
London
Tordenskjold
Louisburg
San Jose
Port Simon
Chippewa
Charleston
S. C
Brunswick
Jacksonville
Juniata
Penobscot
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Gettysburg
Lackawanna
Daniel Willard
Rockport
Conestoga
Ashland
Merriam
Newburyport
Schuylkill
Edward H. Cole
Cto
Hattie P. Simpson
Kennebec
Washington, D. C
Saxonia
Ivernia
Queenstown
Carolin
Etruria
Lucania
Carpathia
Pannonia
the Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
Chas. P. Sumner, Agt
State St
Boston
Lane of Exeter Found Drowned at Lynn Pond
George E. Lane a former Exeter merchant and book seller was found dead in Bird Pond part of the Lynn water supply. The medical examiner ruled suicide. Lane aged 68 native of Stratham had run stores in Exeter and St Albans Vt. He left home with a note to his wife saying he would never return and had been despondent over business reverses.
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Lynn
George E. Lane
Exeter
N. H
Bird Pond
Lane
Stratham
St. Albans
Ex-Mayor Curtis Declines Mayoral Run for Republican Ticket
Ex-Mayor Edwin A. Curtis will not seek the Republican nomination for Mayor this fall. A close friend says Curtis has no intention of entering the race though he would like to name a candidate for the ticket. Many Republicans have urged him to run, but after reflection he declined. His withdrawal may welcome others aiming for the post.
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Edwin A. Curtis
Post
Curtis
Quincy Says Governor Will Be Asked To Run
Josiah Quincy vice chair of the Democratic State committee said the panel will likely act next Tuesday to ask Governor Douglas to reconsider his refusal to run for re election. Quincy favors Douglas but says if he retires former Congressman John R. Thayer could be a strong candidate. He added no certain successor to Captain John J. Flaherty was expected at the meeting.
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Josiah Quincy
Democratic State Committee
Douglas
Quincy
John R. Thayer
John J. Flaherty
Malone and Getting Call at Headquarters
District Attorney Dana Malone of Greenfield a candidate for attorney general visited Boston and called at Republican State headquarters in the Devonshire building. He wore a smile and said things looked well but gave no details. Colonel A H Goetting candidate for Lieutenant Governor also called and wrote a short poem on the chair he once held as committee chairman. Executive Secretary Mansfield adopts a welcome style for candidates.
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Dana Malone
Greenfield
Boston
Republican State
Devonshire
Malone
A. H. Goetting
Mansfield
Jimmy Reynolds
Boy Dies After Cannon Hub Explosion in Holden
Harold Holmberg died at Worcester City Hospital after an explosion injuring him and Arthur Peterson. Holmberg's father Emmanuel Holmberg of Boston was notified but arrived after his son's death. Peterson remained in critical condition.
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Holden
Harold Holmberg
Worcester City Hospital
Emmanuel Holmberg
Boston
Worcester
Arthur Peterson
Fire in Roxbury basement blamed on children at play
An incendiary fire damaged a four story brick building at 115 Lenox Street Roxbury owned by George Lee and occupied by John Leonard. The blaze started in an old mattress in the cellar and may have been caused by children playing with matches or by carelessness. Damage was slight.
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Lenox Street
Roxbury
George Lee
John Leonard
Leonard
Proposals Sought for Harrison Avenue Paving Boston
The Boston Superintendent of Streets invites sealed proposals for paving and regulating Harrison Avenue between Bedford and Essex streets. Proposals must be received at City Hall by 12 noon Friday July 14 1905 with a $800 certified check. The city may prefer bidders paying union wages and may reject all offers.
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City OF
Boston
Office City Hall
Harrison Avenue
Bedford
Essex
Trades Unions
James Donovan
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Allen A_ Stock
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Bofton
Mary Baker Eddy
Everett Square
Lee S. Wheeler
D. A
Sullivan Square
Berkeley Hall
Joseph Slattery
Lynn Roman Catholic Church
T. KE. Barker
Park Street
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Agres
Mystic Hall
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P. Bridges
Evanelist Wheeler
Methodist Episcopal
M. FE
Real State House
J. Frank Knotts
Bryan
Ness
Cunard
W. B. Dresser
Meyer Ler
Leyland
Leyland Line
R. F. Masters
Grand Junction
Neil McCallum
Bostonian
John Perry
Manchester
Eng
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Philadelphia Line
Central Wharf
Quaker City
Merchant & Miners
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Islands
Epworth League
People’s Temple
Charles A. Crane
Harmony Hall
N. P. Smith
Josephine Webster
Annie Banks Scott
Watertown Bay
Dwight
Tremont Street
Dorchester Avenue
Hardy
F. Curtis
Unity Camp
Saugus
Dr. Caird
May S. Pepper
E. Littlefield
Anime Horton
Thurston
Windsor Street
Mme, Bruce
Peabody McKenna
Warrenton Street
Nellie Carleton Grover
Appleton
Bacon
Union Park Street
Shipping News
Eoee
Bohemian
Admiral Schley
Port Antonio
Jam
Sadie O. Holmes
Digby
Lynn Pond
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King Philip
Commercial Wharf
Deep Sea
Compton and
Tremout Sts
Castle Eq
West End
Cambridge St
S.R. Knights & CO
Tremont St
Dedham Street
Newland
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
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William McDonald
Andrew A. Lamont
John E. Connor
John McDonald
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
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Henry E. Larbeer
Court Road
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Battery Wharf
Summer Street
W. P. Coria
R. I
Dominion Atlantic Railway Steamship Line
Nova Scotia
Maritime Provinces
Long Wharf
Foot State St
Washington St
J. F. Masters
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
F. P. Wing
Broadway
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Warren Line
Michigan
Sagamore
Sachem
Hoosac Tunnel
Jocks
Warren & CO
Milk ST
Lowney’s
Commercial Street
Formosa Colony
Ceylon
Assam
TEA & Coffee CO
Cor. Hanover
Jjnynes’ Drug Store
Best Media
Java
Cor
Parsons
Berkeley Stables
Hanover
George T. Gammons
Arch St
Matin
W. T. Sadlier
Wood Piano CO
Gabler
Tremont Bt
Bar Harbor
Chapin's Farm Agency
Herald Bidg
J. W. McCarthy
Trapelo Heights Park
Waverley
Subway
Somerville
W. A. Dunham
Water St
Union Park St
East Second St
South
Atlantic Ave
Lynn Station
Hale Street
Green Street
Main
Secret Service
Court St
IGAL
Read’s Legal Agency
Devonshire St
Shorey
Bankers Loan Company Smith Building
New England
Mutual Loan CO
Colonial Loan CO
d&Sutt
Strong & CO
Spooner & Briggs
P. O
William E. Fay & Co
Tolman
Bromfield St
Workincmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Treas
Beacon St
Nat’l Loan CO
d&Su Tf Franklin Loan CO
School St
HUB Loan CO
Mase
State Steam Engineering School
Haverhill St
North Union Station
James Coyne
M. E
Franklin
Massachusetts Corporation
Ofers
Franklin School Engineering
Union
Coyne Bros. CO. Plumbing Schools
Cincinnati
St. Louis
U. S. Army
Hanover St
American Rubber CO
East Cambridge
Parsons Box Coo
Marginal St
Te KS
SUN Advertising Bureau
Chicago
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Coo
Cambridge
Mainenri
Alberts
Hall's
Barber College
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber CO
Columbus Ave
Carpenters
Auburn St. Brookline
the Post
Sullivan Sq
Martha M. Jones
Kilby St
Newtonville
Ernest Booth
Linwood Ave
Monty
D. H. Cuyler
Temple Pl
Annie West
Tucker St
New Dorchester
Revere Beach
Hotel Atlantic
Spizer & Cooper
Billerica St
Warren St
Dudley St
L ‘Sta. Lady
Roxbury Crossing
Heinemann
Marshall
Andrew Grierson
Etna St
Brighton
Price
Chester Eldredge
Chatham
Bostom Commercial College
Boylston Wifes A
Keev
Guy's
Canal
Typewriter Exchange
Bromfield
HUB Cycle CO
Copper St
Thos. Snow & Sons
North Market St
Astrology
Zabola
Arthur
Fourth St
Chelsea
Allen
Wass
daSutt
Lewis & Co
Portland St
J. M. Nelson
Hall & Lyon
Earth
Chichester
Chichester Chemical Car
Madison Square
Phila
Persian Med. Co
Penn
Ond Lewis , Co
And
W.E. Simmons
Hollis ST
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