Beverly Yacht Club Opens Regattas Off Nahant
The Beverly Club launched its season with a championship regatta off Nahant. W L Jeffries’s yacht Clochette served as judges’ boat, decked with flags. Judges were J A Jeffries, J G Minot, and G B Inches. First-class boats started promptly at 12 21 for a 10 mile course. Fol lowing is the summary.
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Josephine
Fe Moote
Ecuias
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Commodore Retiries
E. G. Souther
Lynn
Lynn Harbor
Egg Rock
Essex County
E. C. Neal
The
Lyne Yacht Club
Hancock and English Club adjourns to complete organization
An adjourned meeting of the Hancock and English Club of the three Charlestown wards held in Mystic Hall named John R. Murphy temporary chairman and Samuel C. Harris secretary. Officers elected include Nahum Chapin as president and numerous ward vice presidents, with wardwide names listed. The Essex Club dined at Young's. Republicans touted campaign prospects with Dawes Loring and Lodge addressing supporters. Democrats planned ward meetings and the N. S. Club of Cambridge formed a Republican torchlight unit named the N. S. Cadets with Wardweil as captain.
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Charlestown
Mystic Hall
John R. Murphy
Samuel C. Harris
Nahum Chapin
Benjamin Brinthall
B. F. Stacey
Mathew Walsh
James, White
E. C. Marshall
John Kelly
G. D. Ricker
G. A. Sanderson
Caleb Rand
J. J. Crowley
Thomas B. Harris
Ki. J. O’brien
G. H. Batchelder
M. J. Bogan
T. F. Bennett
Jacob Field
Ward Four
William T. van Nostrand
Joseph W. Davis
Robert McLaughlin
Richard Coyle
J. J. Mahoney
Bernard McNellas
R. Brintnall
J. H. Ballou
Hugh Daly
T. B. Wetherspoo
George B. Loring
New England
Garfield
Arthur
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Indiana
Congress
Massachusetts
W. A. Russell
Lawrence
N. A. Horton
Salem
Henry Cabot Lodge
Gen. Briggs
Pittsfield
Cambridge
Third
Butler and Abbott
N.S. Club of
N. S. Cadets. Corp
Wardweil
Fifth Regiment
Boston People and Guests Headed to Summer Resorts
Personal and notable Boston figures visit the White Mountains Mount Desert and Bar Harbor for vacations. Included are Mrs Charles Theodore Russell at Crawford House and Boston residents at Messrs Martin Rose and Co London. Also noted are Rev Dr McKeown and Rev F von Schillembach with church and German YMCA ties, and Sara Bernhardt set for New York debut November 8 at Booths Theatre.
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Crawford House
White Mountains
Charles Blake
F. B. Jenks
W. O. Blake
Henry M. Peyser
E. D. Robbins
Boston
Messrs
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London
Nathaniel Seavey
Walter Babb
Hanscom
Chester
Dr. McKeown
Winthrop Street
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
F. von Schillembach
United States
Twenty-fourth Regiment
Thomas G. Stevenson
Henry G. Clark
Benjamin F. Butler
Bar Harbor
Mount Desert
W. P. Apthorp
Boston Courier
Charles J. Buffum
Church of the Messiah
St. Saviour Church
Charles Merrick
Frank McGregory
Wilbraham
Amherst
Europe
Gottingen
Old Orchard Beach
M. D. Browne
Mr. Odlen
Leo. M. Cohen
EF. ©. Dixon
E. C. Sweet
E. M. Chamberlain
S. W. Cummings
H. E. Thompson
Benj. F. Calif
A. H. Sibley
Thompson
Charles Meiss
Baden-Baden
Geneva
Science vs Theology lecture sparks debate at Paine Memorial
Mr. B F Underwood lectured on Science versus Theology at Paine Memorial Health Sunday morning recounting a prior Irwin Station, Pennsylvania talk fined $500 two years ago for anti Christian views. He said science seeks knowledge for mankind while theology embodies belief, urging trust in knowing over faith and presenting science as creating learning temples while theology builds temples to worship the unknown.
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Paine Memorial Ht
Irwin Station
Penn
Two Suspects Arrested in 1875 Jewelry Fraud Case
Inspectors Gerraughty and Mahony detained A. H. London known as Jake Sondheim or Jewel on a $1,200 false pretences claim involving a forged Adams Express bill of lading in Boston. London faced $2,000 bail, asserting a legitimate loan to pay four percent monthly. A related scheme by G. H. Simpson aimed to bilk George L. Hurll with fake gold weight trick, leading to arrest and photo before a New York tram warning.
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New York
Biographical sketch of John Lowell founder of Lowell Institute
The fourth summer Sunday service at the Young Mens Christian Union featured Rev J J Lewis of South Boston outlining the life of John Lowell. Lowell, founder of the Lowell Institute, born to Francis C Lowell, built America’s first cotton mill, traveled widely before dying in Bombay at 37 in 1836. His legacy includes perpetual Lowell Institute Lectures.
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Mount Desert Steamer Schedules for Mount Desert Route
Rockland to Sullivan and Mining District service via Mount Desert steamer in connection with Sanford Line ships from Boston. First class comfort with spacious dining room and family oriented arrangements. Trips run Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6 AM until June 19, then three weekly sailings with extra Saturday trip to North Haven Deer Island Southwest and Bar Harbor areas.
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Camp Meeting at Silsbee's Grove in Full Swing
The Second Advent camp meeting runs daily for four weeks at Silsbee's Grove with services by Mrs. Benson and Mrs. Clark. Jonas Parker of Marblehead spoke, drawing disapproval and several requests to sit down.
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Criminals and Theft Reported Across City Incidents
Police report multiple incidents including a fight on Norfolk Avenue where John Good attacked Officer Hughes with a stone and fled before being recaptured. Richard Comiskie identified after a furniture store burglary where a hand-saw struck a defense. 12 dollars stolen from Frank Ellsworth’s Roxbury home with a stray 5 dollars found. Edward H. McCarty caught in Union Street theft of a watch and chain valued at 50 dollars. Catharine Dispaux’s satchel theft at Fitchburg depot with bank books and 65 dollars. John B. Hogan at Station Six for stealing clothes worth 40 dollars. James Mead of Chester, Vermont sent 45 dollars to an impersonator before check cashing.
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Joseph Edgerton
John Good
Norfolk Avenue
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Edgerton
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Pierce
Station Ten
Richard Ross
Tremont Street
Richard Comiskie
Frank Ellsworth
Drew Place
Roxbury
Carr
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Eugene Doherty
Union Street
McCarty
Catharine Dispaux
South Acton
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Richard Grant
Broadway
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Coon
Military Matters Cadets Camp at Nantucket and Regimental Movements
The First Corps of Cadets under Lieut. Col. Thos. F. Edmands will camp at Nantucket, with a parade and competitive Palfrey medal drill after dress parade Friday. Gov Long will review. Cadet Band concerts expected nightly. Regiments from Brooklyn and Roxbury travel to Boston for processions and reviews, with hotel quarters arranged and escort plans set. A Mexican War veterans reunion is planned at Nantasket Beach on July 19 with roll call and dinner.
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Nabant
Guy, Long
J. Thomas Baldwin
Twenty-third Regiment of
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Framingham
Adj. M’glenen
Boston and Hingham Steamboat Co Seats Busy Sundays
The Boston and Hingham Steamboat Company reports full boat capacity as crowds flood harbor resorts this week. Nantasket Beach draws city families for cool breezes and concerts by the Boston Cadet Band led by J Thomas Baldwin, with Walter Emerson famed cornet solos. Other Sunday draws include Melville Gardens at Downer Landing with music programs, making a city day trip a pleasant escape from heat and dust.
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Hingham
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Hotel Nantasket
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Walter Emerson
Nantasket
Melville Gardens
Downer Landing
Police hunt for John Brophy in Lewiston theft case
John Brophy, 23, is missing from Lewiston with 460 dollars stolen from Edward Kelher. The article notes political figures, local deaths, a fatal sunstrike in Portland, a scalding death of a boy in East Deering, a court arraignment in Augusta, a mackerel street sale, and a massive cattle drive led by Hon. Thos. B. Lang now marching through Eastern Oregon toward Yellowstone.
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Lang
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Fort Hill
Idaho
Yellowstone
Meredith Democracy Campaign Launch At Lebanon
Next Saturday the Meredith Democracy plan to raise a flag and formally open the campaign at Lebanon. Albert S Rowell fell from a carload of lumber at the depot, struck his head and shoulders, and severed the spinal column. His recovery is very doubtful. Lawrence Joyce also fell, breaking his collar bone and is in precarious condition. Census enumerator H R Porter found a locked house and, in a field a hundred rods away, an elderly couple ages 80 and 85 tending a large potato patch and hoeing their crop.
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Lebanon
Albert S. Rowell
Lawrence Joyce
H.R. Porter
Lanecaster
Rutland Population Grows by Over Two Thousand
Rutland hosts 12,250 residents, reflecting an increase of 2,416. The stat indicates notable growth for the city, with implications for services and planning.
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Drowning and accidents reported in Worcester area
Reports list several deaths and injuries from drowning in Worcester and nearby towns. George Woodward age 17 of Worcester and William Wright age 18 died while bathing. Edward Walters fatally injured near Orange when his truck wagon passed over him. A 106 year old lisady Mrs Jemima Groves noted in Brimfield. A blasting powder explosion killed Peter Sullivan’s 14 year old son with another boy injured in Holyoke. A mystery body found near Nash road New Bedford identified as an Irishman with no known name. Mills, a Portland steamer deck hand, died by suicide while intoxicated. Thomas D Purrington of Coleraine injured by a falling hay load. Hay crops down compared to last year. Kurzebeuckl, 51, drowned in Fall’s Pond Attleboro with twelve relatives in Newark, NJ. Henry Hart of Attleboro arrested for allegedly killing his father. Bail set. testimony suggests fatality occurred after an argument.
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Lisady
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East Douglas
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Holyoke
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Mills
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Smith, Codding & Co
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Capron
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Lightning Strikes Boy in Waterman Grove Injury Report
A storm in Providence Saturday afternoon struck 12 year old James Killerin near a tree in Watermans grove on Mant on avenue. He suffered severe injuries but is expected to recover according to medical officials.
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James Killerin
Waterman’s Grove
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