Devery Declares Open in Tammany Ninth District Battle
New York July 11 Big Bill Devery led chapter No 2 of his campaign against Frank J Goodwin for Tammany leadership in the ninth district He derides recent organizers and vows a bold fight He mocks Thomas F Smith Croker’s secretary and hints at party discord while promising action and a spirited campaign start
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New York
Big Bill
Devery
Frank J. Goodwin
Tammany
Ninth District
Four Corners Club
Goodwinites
Croker
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Thomas F. Smith
Tommy Smith
George Gibbons
Smith
Wantage
Murphy
McMahon
Haffen
Elizabeth
Boston Line Ship Commonweal Arrives With Notables From Boston
The Commonwealth of minion Line Steamship Company vessel Common wealth arrives at Charlestown with notable passengers including Horatio G. Curtis Henry M. Whitney Eben Jordan and others. The ship carried 90 saloon 184 second cabin and 435 steerage passengers amid dense fog and extreme cold. Whitney, returning after six months abroad, speaks of Boston port reorganization and plans for investment in the Metropolitan Steamship Company as officers note improved conditions for Boston lines.
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Commonwealth of | Minion Line Steamship Company
Charlestown
Npt
Bos Nsoem
Henry M. Whitney
Eben
Horatio G. Curtis
A. C
Rdan
G. Anderson
H. Atkin A. Batchelder
Bat “Eorge A. Brooks
Mies Kotelben
D. Jordan
Dorothy
G. S. Ryerson
G. Werson
Smith and Child
J. Ll. Saltours
Schmolle
H. B Smart
J. Henry M. Whitney
Vienna
Boston
Whitney
Metropolitan Steamship
Winnipeg
Aged Couple Seeks Separate Maintenance in Middlesex Court
Mrs. Rozilla W. Daniels, wife of Joshua W. Daniels of North Tewksbury, secured a separate maintenance petition in Middlesex Probate Court East Cambridge. The aged couple, both over 80, aired their differences as Daniels admitted a $200000 fortune and kissing his housekeeper while denying withholding medicines for his wife.
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Rozilla W. Daniels
Joshua W. Daniels
North Tewksbury
Lawton
Middlesex Probate Court
East Cambridge
Universal
Mr. Daniels
Troopers Move Toward Lakeville Camp in Early Morning Parade
Around 6 30 yesterday morning the First Battalion Cavalry mobilized at Blue Hill avenue and Dudley street and began its march to Lakeville for camp. Troop D Roxbury Horse Guards led off with A troop marching from the Bulfinch street armory. dark mounts and good equipment marked the show as Major Perrin directed front and rear guards. The battalion bivouaced in Brockton after carrying a day’s rations and is due at Lakeville this afternoon. Light Battery A, commanded by Captain Parker, also started for Lakeville with four officers and Governor staff aide Lt-Colonel Benyon among the entourage.
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Blue Hill Avenue
Dudley Street
Milton
Lakeville
Armories
Roxbury Horse Guards
Lancers
Bulfinch Street
Boston
Perrin
Kelly
Brockton
Samuel
Parker
William H.S. Blake
William Amory
J. W. Cummins
C. 8. Done
George H. Benyon
Fragmentary Crowd Mix of Poles and Others in West
A partial excerpt describes a diverse group including Poles Trish Germans Swedes and Hebrews making up the major portion of people in different parts of the West.
Chelsea Man Held in $1000 Naturalization Case
Gordon of Chelsea was held in $1000 bail after pleading not guilty to a charge of swearing falsely in a United States naturalization case. His case was set for July 18 before Commissioner Gordon.
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Gordon
Chelsea
United States
Fiske
Tsaac
Mrs Eva Randall Held on Decoying Charge in Petro Case
Mrs Eva L Randall remains in jail on $1500 sureties after being held for the grand jury on the charge of decoying away Willie Petro, 18, son of Charles Petro of 18 Cottage street Beachmont.
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Eva l L. Randall
Grand Jury
Willie Petro
Charles Petro
Cottage Street
Beachmont
Camp at Ulakeville Prepares for Second Brigade Occupancy
July 41 camp details show Second Brigade M V M units arranging company streets, cook houses, and first mess call at noon. Staff officers arrive hourly as camp transforms into a holiday setting. Ninth Regiment leads in establishing quarters, followed by Highth.
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Ulakeville
Highth
First Corps of Cadets Arrive at Camp Grounds Hingham
The First Corps of Cadets M V M under Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas F. Edmands arrived by special train at 6 40 p m and moved to the camp. Guard mounting was conducted with Captain Franklin L Joy as officer of the day and Lieutenant William S Simmons as guard. Edmands spoke on camp duty and the band played a 7 45 to 9 15 p m concert. Governor's day is set for Tuesday and coins will be moved for outpost duty on Wednesday two miles from camp. Colonel Henry L Williams of the governor's staff serves as inspector for the week. Sunday services at 4 p m in the mess hall will feature Rev Leighton Parks D D of Boston.
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Henry Ll. Williams
Leighton Parks
D. D
Boston
8th Regiment Man Stabbed Cannot Go To Camp
Edward M. McGinnis of the Everett Highth Regiment was stabbed in the abdomen by a stranger on Chardon street after a confrontation at his father’s roof shop. He was taken to Haymarket Relief Hospital and listed as dangerous. McGinnis, married, previously served in the militia and with the Fifth Regiment in the Spanish War.
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Edward M. McGinnis
Everett Company
Highth Regiment
Lakeville
Haymarket Square City Hrospital
Chardon Street
McGinnis
McGinnises
South Margin Street
Hinzel Pari
Everett
Fish and cargo lines pulse at the Boston waterfront
At the pier the Hattie Heckman seining schooner sold 10 000 fresh mackerel at 10 cents each with 12 barrels of salt while the Mary E Stone and Scud carried cod and haddock totaling hundreds of pounds. Prices rose amid slim receipts and curbed next day activity. Also noted are ship movements, cargoes, and launches including Captain Allan reassignment and the new Alice Lord schooner, with broad coverage of wheat, bananas, and passenger traffic.
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Hattie Heckman
Mary E. Stone
Haddock
International
Eastern Steamship Company
William H. Allan
Cumberland
East Boston
Farragut
Penobscot
Commercial Pier
Portland
Eastport
St. John
N. B
Bangor
Merion
Dominion Line
Gueenstown
Liverpool
Provincetown
William A. Grazier
Atlantic
Cambridge Smallpox Conference Discusses Quarantine Measures
Mayor McNamee and the Cambridge Board of Health met to map steps against smallpox spread. The mayor proposes quarantining all infected houses and displaying red flags at those locations.
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McNamee
Cambridge Board of Health
Schooner Dennison Survives Sudden Whirlwind Off Five Fathom Bank
Captain Wade aboard the schooner Thomas 8 Dennison returning from Baltimore via Vineyard Haven reports a sudden whirlwind at 5 p m last Saturday 24 miles southeast by south half south from Five Fathom Bank Lightship. The storm tore sails and boom, drenched the deck, and left the ship clewed under lower sails as onlookers observed damage to nearby vessels including the Augustus Hunt sailing from Baltimore to Bangor.
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Wade
Thomas
Dennison
Baltimore
Vineyard Haven
Pallas
Five Fathom Bank
Augustus Hunt
Bangor
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