Second Brigade Is Down to Business at Camp
Opening day of the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia encampment reports drills, arrivals, and preparations. Major features include near full strength across the regiments, a serious accident injuring Captain Landy, heat and humidity, and orderly camp routines. Governor Russell expected Thursday night as visitors increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framingham
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Follett
Peach
Edward Madden
Ambulance Corps
Signal Corps
Oakes
Landy
Hersey
Guardesos
O'Reilly
Gloucester
Fitzgerald
Salem
Gove
Lynn
Leutenant
W. W. Stover
Charlestown Cadets
Lowe
Phillips
Arters
Jealousy Foe Stabs Beatty In North End Duel
Antonio Raimondo 27 stabs Patrick Beatty 29 at Stillman Endicott corner. Jealous husband pursued by Officer Wise, stiletto seized as evidence. Beatty listed as fatally wounded with hospital treatment ongoing. Raimondo in custody charged with felonious assault. Beatty identifies Raimondo as attacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Raimondo
Patrick F. Beatty
Stillman and Endicott Streets
North End
Raimondo
Friend Street
Beatty
Billerica Street
Antonio
Oliver Wise
Charlestown
Stillman
Salem
Travers
Pedler
Officer Wise
Cain
Dunn
Massachusetts General Hospital
Bold Dedham Scandal Sheds Light On Dr Starr Controversy
Dedham July 18 special to the Post. The circular letter handed to St. Pauls Church members accusing Rev Dr Starr of false stories about his sister Starr is causing talk as he is in New York. His sister Jennie and brother George Bailey seek accountability with doctors reports refuting the claims. Bailey traced the rumor from A. W. Nickerson to J. R. Bullard and Starr. The siblings were orphans from Danbury New York and Jennie died by her own hand at age 15 amid alleged abuse. The town anticipates Starrs return and likely explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
St. Paul's Church
Hill
Water Works
Starr
Nickerson
J. R. Bullard
Bullard
Ely
Danbury
N. Y
Jennie
G. G. Nichols
Bailey
Dr. Starr
Remarkable Mr Charles Breck Dies at 90 in Milton Newton
Charles Breck died in Newton yesterday at age ninety born in Medfield. He held town offices from 1837 to his death including treasurer for thirty four years and clerk collector and treasurer for Milton First Congregational Church for sixteen years. He served in the state legislature in 1841 42 and was a director of Quincy Mutual Fire Insurance for over forty years. He married Mary A Blanchard in 1827 and had two children including engineer Charles E C. He joined Masonry in 1825 as survivor of the Three Macedonians and was active in St Stephen's R A Chapter Old Colony Commandery and Neponset Lodge I O O F. Funeral Friday at First Congregational Church Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Breck
Newton
Medfield
Lfe
Board of Selectmen
First Congregational Church of
Milton
Quincy Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Breck
Mary A. Blanchard
Quincy
Mary B
Charles E. C
Mr. Breck
Masonic
United States
Union Lodge
Dorchester
Mass
Masonry
St. Stephen’s R. A
Old Colony
Knights Templars
Neponset Lodge I. O. O. F
First Congregational Church
Miner’s Fight over Ballot Placement for Senator Candidate
Prohibition candidate Rev A A Miner filed a writ of certiorari in the Supreme Court to force ballot law commissioners to show authority for refusing to place his name on the official ballot. He argues the 1893 act’s requirements discriminate against smaller parties and seeks immediate full-bench review of the law questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Miner
Prohibition
Suffolk
Supreme Court
Reamonwe Ith
Ae Mae
Neglige Shirts Are All the Go for the Vacationist
An era of fashionable sleepwear continues as neglige shirts capture attention for travelers and World’s Fair attendees. The garment’s comfort and style appeal to vacationers seeking easy, elegant attire during leisure trips and public events.
Drummers at the Fair Parade Heads for Chicago
The World's Fair hosts a grand parade of commercial travelers July 25. Delegates from East West North South and Australia converge July 24 29 with 25000 young representatives filling Chicago. The Chicago Hussars lead the column under President Dowd with Adjutant Quincey assigning units and marching down Michigan Avenue for review.
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Australia
Grip Sack
Chicago
Chicago Hussars
Dowd
Brand
Hussars
T. 8. Quincey
Michigan Avenue
Temperance Meeting at Crescent Beach This Sunday
By courtesy of the Revere Temperance Union the Revere Prohibition Club will hold a meeting in the Methodist Chapel Crescent Beach next Sunday at 3 p m. Several good speakers will be present and there will be music arranged for the occasion. A number of Prohibition Clubs will be represented. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Revere Temperance Union
Revere Prohibition Club
Methodist
Crescent Beach
Prohibition Clubs
Local Hay Farmer Dies In Sudden Fall Near Gardiner
Gardiner Missouri July 18 I B Hall of Searls's Mills Chelsea about four miles from this city met a sudden death this afternoon after hauling a load of hay into his barn and starting to clin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
I. B. Hall
Searls
ON THE OCEAN WAVE Naval Parade Begins Tour of Sea Duty
The Massachusetts Naval Brigade sails for a four day sea duty cruise aboard the San Francisco and Miantonomoh under Commander Soley. Three hundred men march from the South Armory to the navy yard, board the ships, and begin drills and target practice including main and secondary batteries, pistol and cutlass drills, and routine watch and mess arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Naval Brigade
South Armory
Navy Yard
Soley
Rocket
San Francisco
Anchorage
Wabash
Resolutions Against Satolli Roaming Boston Meeting
At People’s Church last Sunday Professor Walter Sims of Michigan proposed resolutions denouncing Satolli a papal delegate as a menace to American liberties. The Boston meeting urged his departure from the United States and called for copies to the governor president and Congress and to Boston newspapers for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Church
Walter Sims
Michigan
Boston
Mgr
Satolli
United States
Congress
Water Front News and Shipping Updates
Boston and Winthrop Steamboat Co to start first Winthrop to Boston trip five minutes earlier and first down trip ten minutes later. Barge Clifford takes Sunday School from German Trinity Church on a picnic. Admiralty suits over the Nantucket collision of Simon Dumois and Charles A. Campbell proceed in federal court. damages claimed total $18,000 and $1,700 against the cargo owners, with $2,500 sought by the schooner side. Judge Nelson reserved decision. Exception damaged after Bergensen collision hauled for repairs. Addicks flyer Now Then repainted. Adrienne overhauled. Bark Joseph A. Ropes wrecked off Madagascar. vessel built 1877. owner George Ropes resides nearby. Cave Hill taking on ballast at Atlas Stores en route to Philadelphia for China petroleum. Lamont yacht to cruise Maine. Flounder fishing urged. 221 Boston wharves. Landsman.
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Boston & Winthrop Steamboat Company
Winthrop
Boston
Clifford
Trinity Church
Admiralty
Simon Dumois
Charles A. Campbell
United States District Court
Nelson
Nantucket
Bergensen
Simpson
J. Edward Addicks
Lawley’s
Adrienne
Joseph A. Ropes
Madagascar
New York
Zanzibar
Seabury
North Weymouth
George Ropes
Cave Hill
Atlas
Philadelphia
China
Lamont
Green
Bar Harbor
Maine
World’s Fair excursion party departs Boston for trip
Johnson's regular weekly World's Fair excursion leaves Boston with a large list of passengers from Massachusetts New Hampshire Maine Rhode Island and Connecticut. The party includes Mr and Mrs William Davis Miss Helen E Crosby Miss E G Maxwell Miss L H Taylor Miss C J Pingree Mr George B Wooster and many others traveling from Cambridge Brockton Lynn Nashua Providence and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Dboston
William Davis
Portland
Nettie H. Lane
P. Barker
Jennie E. Farley
Nashua
N. H
A. M. French
Lynn
Mass
E. H. Atherton
Roxbury
Annie BE. Blake
Arlington
J. A. Gilmore
F. . Gilmore
Pawtucket
G. Hervey Goodell
Walter M. Dudley
Ernest Bianchart
Noyes
Wohitinsville
Charles F. Capron
Uxbridge
John L. Capron
Woonsocket
Thomas L. Shute
Watertown
George F. Nichols
Prince of Wales shaken in London street collision
The Prince of Wales was shaken after a private hansom cab crash on St James's Street during a near collision with a turning vehicle. The accident caused the driver to swerve sharply and the prince's carriage struck another hansom cab, but no serious injuries occurred.
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London
Prince of Wales
St. James's Street
King Street
Rince
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J. Gilchrist
Winter Street
Eton
India
Second Brigade
Sandy
Steeer
Stiletto
Young Bailey
Rheimareks
Jefferson Building
Washington Street
Adams House
Smith
Tring OW
UNION
Wilton Velvets
Dobson’s
Sanford’s
Sta’ Lard
Brussels
B and Whittall’s
Bigelow
Arenes Smith
Hos, O'Callaghan & Co
Washington St
Globe Theatre
Hos
O'Callaghan & Go
Hos. O'Callaghan & Go
Knights of the Road
Bay State
New Co
Lumbias
Pope Mfc
Columbus Av
Nantasket Hotel Guide
Rlington House
Nantasket
Standish Cafe
al Jones
Cean
W. K. Wood
Taylor’s
Gray
Fairhaven
Louisa G. Farrell
Henry Jones
Pine Cafe
Crescent Beach, Revere
Ailroad Cafe
Capt. Simpson
Rio Janeiro
Times
Rio Grande
Rio Grande Do Sul
Saraiva
Tavarez
Salgado
Yaguaron City
London’s
Leadenhall Street
Bevis Marks and Commomile Streets
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