Falcon Sails On Perilous Arctic Voyage From Portland
The US ambassador to the Polar region bid farewell as the Falcon left Portland at 1 PM for Greenland. Lieutenant Peary, Mrs. Peary, and entourage departed aboard the Fannie G with reporters aboard, aiming for an Arctic summer voyage and Eagle Island property. Mrs Eleanor Hall, recently rescued from self harm, shares details of her hardships with Boston police.
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Portland
United States
Arctic Ocean
Heilbrin
Peary
Associated Press
Murray
West Boston Bridge
Charles
Morgan
Officer Murray
Central Square
Nellie Andrews
Harry Coleman
Boston
Eleanor Hall
Walthamtreet
Post
Fannie G
Cross
Hodges
J. W. Davison
Matt Henson
Fannies
Professor Heilbrin
Leutenant
Eagle Island
Harpswell
Ocean
Academy of Natural Sciences
Philadelphia
Greenland
The
Portland Times
Baldwin
St. John's
Eary
Mate Tracey
Ex-President Harrison Lounges At Cape May Bathing
Benjamin Harrison visits Cape May New Jersey and bathes in a navy suit and straw hat. He enters waist-deep to the breakers and enjoys the sea as townspeople watch. The former president, described as playful and relaxed, draws attention as he contemplates a possible return to Washington.
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Cape May
N. J
Benjamin Harrison
United States
Butthi
B. H
Neptune
Washington, D. C
G. Cleveland
White House
Harrison
Cape
Mr. Harrison
Doctor Burrill Reports Theft of Cuff Buttons
Dr. Herbert L. Burrill of 22 Newbury Street reported to Station 5 that his gold link cuff buttons featuring a diamond on one side and ruby and sapphire on the other, valued at $120, were stolen from the City Hospital operating room on Saturday night.
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Herbert L. Burrill
Newbury Street
Station 5
City Hospital
Break-in at Fallon Bakehouse in Dorchester
A break in occurred Saturday night at Patrick W. Fallon's bakehouse at 1332 Dorchester Avenue Dorchester. Thieves stole $13 in cash and a box of candy after entering by breaking a rear window. Police suspect it was done by boys.
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Patrick W. Fallon
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
Domestic violence incident ends in glass attack
Patrick O'Connell of Cambridge hurled a glass tumbler at his wife last evening, striking her on the head and severing two arteries. She was attended by a doctor.
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Patrick O'Connell
Cambridge
Soaperan
Patrick
Edward C Holmes Deas Dies a Malden Leader at 63
Edward Otis Holmes a noted Malden and Boston businessman died at his home from brain tumor at 63. Born January 5, 1830 in Dorchester, he helped build Holmes & Blanchard, leading mill and grain equipment maker. He long served Malden as councilman, alderman and water works commissioner, with Republican ties and church involvement. Funeral Tuesday at 8:30.
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Malden
Edward Otis Holmes
Boston
Sr. Holmes
Dorchester
Otis Holmes
Dorchester Heights
GH. M. Holmes
Amherst
Ayer
Christian Commission
Mes
Franklin School
Gilmantown
N. H
Sandwich Academy
John W. Blanchard
Holmes & Blanchard
Oth
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
Holmes
First Congronal Church
Prize winners receive prizes from Fourth of July post train
The Post reports prize distributions to readers who found winning sheets. S Ellis of Provincetown wins a $30 sideboard from C E Osgood & C. John McGee, a Turk a chair from Osgood & M B Smith, and a $25 suit from Browning King & Co. A Provincetown man secures $7 pants from King & Co. T W Harrington of Harwich gets a nickel 32 caliber Boston bull pistol from John P Lovell Arms. Massachusetts and New Hampshire residents share in the winnings.
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Post
S. Ellis
Provincetown
C. E. Osgood
John Mczee
South Main Street
Concord
N. H
Turka
C. B. Osgood
O . M. B. Smith
the Weirs
Browning, King & Co
Ae King & Co
T. W. Harrington
Harwich
Mass
John P. Lovell Arms Company
Boston Bull
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rev J R Hubbert resigns Park Street Baptist for New London post
South Framingham July 9 Rev J R Hubbert resigns as pastor of Park Street Baptist Church to accept a call to Huntin Baptist Church of New London Connecticut. Resignation takes effect July 30 with duties starting August 6 and an increased salary.
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South Framingham
J. R. Hubbert
Park Street Baptist Church
Huntin Baptist Church
New Londs
New Portuguese Church Opens in Gloucester Massachusetts
The New Portuguese Catholic Church Our Lady of Good Voyage in Gloucester opened for the first time on July 9. Mass was sung by Pastor Rev Francia Viator De Benn and a sermon by Rev F A De Benn, visiting this country and serving as high chaplain to the King of Portugal.
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Gloucester
Our Lady of Good Voyage
Francia Viator de Benn
F. A. de Benn
Portugal
Hiram Camp Dead Ex-President of Clock Company
Hiram Camp former president of the New Haven Clock Company died at his home in Fair Haven last night after a year or more of poor health. Camp was closely involved with the Yankee Clock industry from its inception.
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New "Haven, Conn
Hiram Camp
New Haven
Fair Haven
Camp
Fire damages Oak Street home in Suburbs of Vermont
Caused by a kerosene stove, the residence of Clarence F. R. Jennes on Oak street SiteTTLEBORO Vermont was badly gutted by fire around noon. Most of the furniture was saved. Loss estimated about 2000 dollars and fully covered by insurance.
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Sitettleboro
Clarence F. R. Jennes
Oak Street
Lyse
City employees press for Saturday half holiday vote
In Chickering Hall yesterday afternoon street department workers urged a continuance of the Saturday half holiday citing public health needs and city benefits. They elected officers Stephen Gaffey M W Daniel Leonard W F and others to press the appeal to the mayor and citizens.
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Street Department
Chickering Hall
Boston
Stephen Gaffey
M. W
Daniel Leonard
W. F
Thomas J. Reagan
L. ©. Cloudman
R. S
Bernard Johnson
F. E. Fay
John Duggan
James McKean
J. McElhaney
I. E
William Dwyer
O. E
John Mahoney
New England Knights of Labor Conference Formed in Wells
A new organization the New England Knights of Labor Conference was formed in Wells Memorial building yesterday afternoon. Officers elected include P H Quinn president P C Kelly vice president Nellie Muriah second vice president T G Crowley third vice president Alexander Beaton fourth vice president C H French recording secretary M J Quinn financial secretary and treasurer James Foley doorkeeper The group voted to push the yellow label of the shoe workers and the secretary was told to notify all local assemblies Resolutions thanked Governor Altgeld of Illinois for pardoning the Chicago Anarchists.
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New England Knights of Labor Conference
Wells Memorial Building
New England
P. H. Quinn
P. C. Kelly
Nellie Muriah
Alexander Beaton
C. H. French
M. J. Quinn
James Foley
Bakers' Union No 4 Elects Officers and Votes to Continue Strike
Bakers' Union No 4 held a regular meeting at 45 Eliot street yesterday and elected officers: President Christopher Rau, vice-president John Awton, recording secretary EE Hartzbecker, financial secretary Herman Muller, corresponding secretary Charles Strauss, treasurer Michael Flavin. The Merry strike was voted to continue.
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Bakers’ Union No. 4
Eliot Street
Christopher Rau
John Awton
EE. Hartzbecker
Herman Muller
Charles Strauss
Michael Flavin
Mass Meeting Supports Sturtevant Strike Across City
Machinists' Trade Council held at Wells Memorial Hall to discuss the Sturtevant Blower Works strike. President Morrissy reported, and the council voted to unite all city lodges to raise funds for the strike. Extend anticipated with brass workers iron moulders and core makers likely to back the strikers.
Building Trades Council Admits Several Unions for Labor Day Show
The Building Trades Council in Pythian Hall admitted delegations from Painters and Decorators Union 11 Architectural Iron Workers Union and Painters and Decorators Union No 236. They protest the Stair Builders Union admission as they seceded from carpenters. The strike committee reported gains of 3.50 per day for workers and the council pledged support to Sturtevant Blower Works workers. Marble Polishers Assembly urged petitioners to Congress to be returned.
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Building Trades Council
Pythian Hall
Painters and Decorators
Architectural Iron Workers’ Union
Carpenters
Stair Builders’ Union
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Sturtevant Blower Works
Marble Polishers’ ‘Assembly
Congress
Robert White Re-elected President of Boston Union
Robert White was re elected president of the Boston Building Laborers Union yesterday afternoon. Officers include Stephen Costello as vice president M C Sullivan as recording secretary George F Stump as financial secretary Morris Breen as treasurer Patrick Hartnett as doorkeeper Jeremiah Sullivan and John Conniff as trustees The State treasurer reported 1355 50 in the treasury and 1343 members.
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Robert White
Boston Building Laborers' Union
Stephen Costello
M. C. Sullivan
George F. Stump
Morris Breen
Patrick Hartnett
Jeremiah Sullivan
John Conniff
Treasury
Public meeting slated by Hoisting and Portable Engineers
The Hoisting and Portable Engineers announce a public meeting tonight in Wells Memorial building to discuss trade matters. The Longshoremen's Provident Union finished picnic arrangements for Highland Lake Grove on July 2. The coal teamsters and handlers' new union elected officers yesterday at 53 Hanover street.
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Wells Memorial Building
Longshoremen’s Provident Union
Highland Lake Grove
Hanover Street
American Wringer Co Ad For Wringers Mangles and More
The American Wringer Co located at 18 and 15 Broadway extension lists itself as manufacturers of wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. It offers repairs for all kinds of wringers and sweepers and promises prompt mail orders.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
London embezzler Cassell tangled in New York honeyed tale
The story traces James D Martin and Cassell, two aliases of a charlatan who plied artful scams across New York and Boston. He used checks from Newark City National Bank to hoodwink victims including S W Martin, Brugh the Gedney House proprietor, and creditors like Green & Putney Metropole. A consular-like consolation meeting followed, with losses pegged at 767 dollars while authorities traced his movements and warned of a dangerous pattern.
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Creighton House
Vieth
John C. Yostin
Philadelphia
Martin
Eulalie
Prince Antonio
A. Woods
West Thirty-ninth Street
Green & Putney
Metropole
Newark
Sinclair
East Forty-seventh Street
Gedney House
Jefferson Market Court
Hogan
Newark City National Bank
New York
Armstrong
M'Lauglin
Cassell
Concord Reformatory
Boston
James D. Martin
Gedaney
Brugh
Mr. Martin
Mr. Brugh
Infanta Eulalie
North Shore Resorts Draw Huge Weekend Crowds
The North Shore saw record crowds at Revere Beach Lynn and Point of Pines with 8000 to 9000 visitors enjoying grounds and Germania Band. Beachmont and Winthrop hosted thousands as cars, bikes, and tents marked a bustling holiday scene with planned boulevard talks and Short Beach improvements. Nantasket Beach drew Sunday visitors despite milder crowds, as Brooks's Band concerts drew large audiences and bathing remained the main attraction.
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North Shore
Revere Beach & Lynn
Point of Pines
Germania Band
Kronberg
Pines
Beachmont
Winthrop
Park Commission
Short Beach
Young Ladies’ Guild
St. Paul's Church
Crescent Beach
Naval Brigade
E. N. Lafricaine
Strathmore
Nantasket
Massachusetts
Brooks
Theatren
Drowning of Patrick Lughrue at Hast Brass Mill pond
Patrick Lughrue a 26 year old unmarried man drowned while bathing in Hast Brass Mill pond Waterbury Connecticut. He encountered an icy current and cramps while in the water.
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Waterbury
Conn
Patrick Lughrue
Hast Brass Mill Pond
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Chicago
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A. T. Tracy
Syracuse
Hood
Edward C. Holmes Deas
Iba
Hyeler & CO
Building Laborers’ Union 6
Labor News
Cali
Boston Veterinary Hospital
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Germany
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Ferdinand
Charles de Lesseps
Suez Canal Company
Tee
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Columbus Av
E. H. Lansinc
Coom Remedy CO
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Cor
Washcanton and Boyiston Sbis
Read
Devonshire
Boaton
Medical
Otto
Lynde St
Freeperick Murrill
Bowdoin Street
Chigago
Palitschek-Palmforst
Austria
NEW England Assembly
New England Chautauqua Sunday School Assembly
Lakeview Grounds
T. V. Powderly
George Makepeace Towle
Chautauqua Assembly
Samuel Cochran
Lakeview
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