Boston Faneuil Hall gathering echoes riots over Little Red Schoolhouse
The assembled speakers at Faneuil Hall condemn mob violence linked to the East Boston parade, defend free speech and public schools, and attack Roman Catholic influence while urging unity. Notables including Rev Hamilton Rev Fulton and Dr Plumb address liberties, school history, and the role of parochial education in a tense city climate.
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Crockett
Friend Crockett
City Hall
Boston
Anson B. Edgerly
Faneuil Hall
Mr. Crockett
Mr. Bradbury
Pillar
Brother Fulton
Arthur Cleveland Coxe
Buffalo
People’s Temple
J. Q. A. Henry
Dr. Fulton
Elijah A. Morse
Nantucket
Mr. Morse
J. W. Hamilton
Republic
Florida
Homestead
Penn
Chicago
America
Denver
John Adams
J. D. Fulton
St. Louis
Massachusetts
Union
Congress of the
United States
Hamilton
Boston Public Schools
Boston School Board
Alfred Blanchard
Rome
East
Hancock
Adams
Otis
Sumner
Hale
Phillips
Garrison
Fulton
Tor
A. H. Plumb
Red School House
Boston Pilot
Othr Catholc
South America
Bolivia
Ecuador
Peru
Satolli
Pope
Plumb
Mr. Hamilton
Mr. Gumbart
Christian Endeavorers
Doherty
Post
Perase
Prince Edward Island
C. H. Hanaford
East Boston
Herald
Hanaford
A. B. Hudson
Pilgrim
Weymouth
Hibernians
Board of Aldermen
Paris
Arkansas
Woburn
United States Authority
United States Navy
Charles A. Foster
Foster
Mr. Foster
Rad
East Boston Carnival Letter Demands Fair Action on Schoolhouse Issue
A meeting at Col Thomas F Doherty's home produced a letter to the East Boston Carnival Association Feature Committee, defending the exclusion of the Little Red Schoolhouse from the July 4 parade. The letter asserts the committee, not Catholics, made the decision, cites motives of insulting Catholic symbols, and calls for clarity on the committee’s reasons, listing numerous signatories.
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East Boston
Thomas F. Doherty
The
Carnival Association
Irwin Clarke
Joseph B. Maccabe
Thomas H. Welsh
Edward Call
Andrew P. Fisher
Samuel Irwin Crafts
Feature Committee
Boston
Many Injured in Camden Lodge Disaster
Maurice A. Rogers ex-President of the Senate of New Jersey and Camden lodge member was seated with his wife when the section collapsed. He and many others sustained injuries ranging from fractures and internal injuries to head cuts as ambulances and omnibuses ferried victims to hospital.
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Maurice A. Rogers
Senate of New Jersey
Camden Lodge
City Hospital
H. C. M. Foote
Minneapolis
Co. R. Lombard
Boston
J. R. Duke
Joliet
James Long
Internal Revenue Service
Philadelphia
Allie Lee
Camden
Lee Folwell
Breen
George J. Pechlin
James J. Armstrong
New York Lodge of Elks
Frederick Laproth
Jennings
J. Melville Janson
Janson
Anton Webber
Brooklyn
Henney
John Throun
Baltimore
William W. Mines
Frank Wiltman
J. M. Newbury
William Lee
R. Gasser
Miss Colvin
Allegheny
Penn
Little
Newburg
N. Y
Lee
Montrose Barringer
New York
Fleischman
Leopold Frye
Antonio Dunon
Cameden
Neill
Frank Neill
Baltimore Lodge
Major Wolf
Duffel
Morris A. Rogers
Wilkiiliam E. Husted
Byron W. Orr
Social Session
Golden Reprimanded by Chelsea Police Board
The Chelsea Board of Aldermen police committee found Officer William F. Golden intoxicated on June 27. The mayor’s communication called for public reprimand and warned of possible discharge for repetition. Captain Swan faces neglect charges for allowing Golden on duty while drunk.
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Chelsea Board of Aldermen
William F. Golden
William R. Swan
William P. Drury
Carter
Committee On Police
W. R. Swan
Drury
Golden
Captain Swan
Police
Vitriol case continued in Dedham court
In East Dedham the vitriol throwing and shooting case against Mary A. Melliker was heard before Judge Wakefield. She pleaded not guilty on advice of counsel. The two count indictment accuses her of assault with a corrosive fluid and as a weapon with intent to burn. A continuance was set until next Tuesday afternoon. bail of 1000 was posted by her father Francis B. Milliken.
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Dedham
East Dedham
Mary A. Melliker
J. W. Daly
Wakefield
Shultz
Joseph V. Daly
Francis B. Milliken
Tug of War Match at Webster Hall Between Shamrocks and Emmet
Tonight East Boston Webster Hall hosts a tug of war between Shamrocks and Emmet teams for 200 dollars per side. Both squads in fine shape with similar aggregate weights. David Russell named referee with timekeepers and starter chosen from the audience. list of Shamrocks weights follows.
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Webster Hall
East Boston
Shamrock
Emmet
David Russell
Shamrocks
South Boston Fleet Arrives at Boothbay Harbor Me
The South Boston yacht squadron docked at Boothbay Harbor on July 10 for a planned rendezvous. The fleet includes Navarch with Commodore Merrill and wife, Fleet Captain Graham and Miss Bruce, Kitty with Vice Commodore Knight and family, Coronilla with Rear Commodore Wight and companions, Mabelle IF Swift, and other captains and crews.
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Boothbay Harbor
South Boston Yacht Squadron
Navarch
C. F. Merrill
A. P. Graham
L. Bruce
Kitty
George F. Knight
A. H. Smith
Coronilla
Almon Wight
Mabel Wight
F. A. Flagg
L. C. Smith
W. A. Haskell
Fred Borden
Mabelle IF
Swift
George E. Bruce
A. G. Bowker
Pilling Plans Midway Plaisance Near Salisbury Show
Frank J. Pilling former Palace Theatre manager leased a large tract beside Nate Salisbury to create a ten block Midway Plaisance. His ground extends from Gainsboro Street on Huntington Avenue to neighboring boundaries with planned spaces for side attractions.
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Frank J. Pilling
Palace Theatre
Nate Salisbury
Boston
Salcanary
Gainsboro Street
Hunti Mn Avenue
Boston Elks Safe After Accident Says Alderman
Alderman Edward W. Presho telegraphed from Atlantis City that none of the Boston Elks or friends were injured in the accident tonight. The report notes no injuries among the Elks or their companions.
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Edward W. Presho
Atlantis City
Boston Elks
Smashup on the Rail in Attleboro
An all-rail freight train on the Providence division of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad split into three near Hebronville at 8 30 p m. The middle section rammed the front section and caused a severe wreck suspending traffic for about three hours. A special train carried passengers from northern bound trains. Engineer Walker sprained ankle and Station Agent Curran injured.
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Attleboro
Boston
Providence
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Hebronville
Christian Endeavor
Walker
Curran
Boston Tightens Security for Big Week Influx of Crooks
Boston authorities bolster patrols and deploy detectives from major cities to curb crime during a busy week. Chief Inspector Watts leads a force including outsiders from New York Philadelphia Pittsburg and Pinkerton. They have detained several known thieves including Jack Cannon and Reddy a one armed former convict with a violent history.
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Boston
Watts
Eldridge
Tommy Adams
New York Department
Tate
Philadelphia
Denny
Pittsburg
Seymour Butler
Pinkerton
New York
John C. Davis
Jack Cannon
Jack Stewart
John Pistol
Atlantic
Pacific
Abbott and Knox
Butler
Pimkertons
Cannon
Joseph
Reddy
Housas
West
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Bunker Hill
Grant
Sherman
Washington
Brown
Ross
Andrews
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Cincinnati Telegraph
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Boston Daily Standard
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Grand Army of the Republic
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Mirin
China
Japan
South Africa
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Francis Lally
A. B. Porter
William J. Cahill
Frank S. Maloney
Henry E. Hagan
M. W. O’keefe
Thomas C. Kennedy
William J. Burke
Daniel T. McCallion
Hilary T. Sweeney
M. McMahon, Jr
Wm. H. Grainger
Richard F. Keough
William B. F. Whall
Patrick Morrison
Thomas Hoey
John McWeeny
James Porter
Edward F. O'Shea
John Brant
Thomas J. Lane
Michael McLaughlin
W. S. Kenney
Oneeare
Geers McNamara
Esseereresess
Patrick Coughlan
EMM
Thomas Shaw
John Ronayne
Farney Fallon
Michael O’brien
South Boston
Boothbay
Frank Pilling
Boston Elks All Right
Alderman Presho
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