Captain Lynch's Guests Enjoy Day in the Bay
Guests of Captain Thomas Lynch of the Chelsea Yacht Club joined a large pleasure party on the Cadet for a bay outing. The trip featured visits to Long Island and Graves, lunch on board, and a return by evening. The day drew crowds to Atlantic avenue with multiple steamers and yachts in sight.
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Thomas Lynch
Chelsea Yacht Club
West Way
Long Island Wharf
George Hayes
East Boston
Florence Sullivan
South Boston
Lynch
Chelsea
Sorensen
Philadelphia
Long Island
Cadet
Nantasket
Broad Sound
Thomas Connell
James Kavanaugh
Frank Cooney
J. W. Lenox
William L. Murphy
Dozen Passengers Detained From Cunard Catalonia Arrival
About 7 30 a m yesterday the Cunard liner Catalonia from Liverpool and Queenstown reached East Boston dock with twenty one saloon, twenty three second class and ninety two steerage passengers. Twelve steerage passengers lacked money and relatives addresses and were held aboard by immigration officials. The list includes Professor R L Cumnock Judge P Hadley and many others.
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Cunard
Catalonia
Boston
Liverpool
Queenstown
R. L. Cumnock
P. Hadley
G. W. Cumnock
J. G. Cuppples
A. Emmons
Fannie Elton
Wton P. Frye
M. W. Fessenden
Edith A. Gross
K. Gordon
Alvin Gordon
A. Kee
Earle Harrington
Joseeph McKay
A. Pitman
E. Roe
James F. Savage
CG. Oenhof
R. Whitney
Lewis Iswall
John Wood
Harbor Whitehall Race Opens Friendly North End Rivalry
A morning race in the harbor pits Nel owned by Captain Joe Conrad against Helma skippered by Captain Chris Lund. A silver cup is on display at Martin Cannon’s on Fleet Street. Bets are placed, with the winner hosting a celebratory dinner at City Point for starters, timekeepers, and judges. The course runs from Lewis Wharf to le Island, around red buoy No 6.
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Whitehall
North End
Joe Conrad
Neland
Chris Lund
s.Helma
Martin Cannon
Fleet Street
Garden Court Street
City Point
Lewis Wharf
le Island
City
Electric Light Meet At Waltham Bicycle Park
There will be an electric light meet at the Waltham Bicycle Park at 8 p m July Train service runs every half hour between 6 and 7 20 p m via Fitchburg railroad from Union station at % cents round trip.
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Waltham
Fitchburg Railroad
Union Station
Bryan Sanguine Says Opposition to Chicago Platform Will Disappear
William J. Bryan writes to the Journal that the Democratic national committee meeting in Chicago was harmonious and productive for the 1900 campaign. He notes plans for a large fund and confirms Stone as vice chairman while Jones remains abroad. The piece emphasizes fundraising, committee structure, and support for reaffirming the Chicago platform.
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New York
William J. Bryan
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Jones
St.uis
Stone
Missouri
Europe
Senator Jones
Congress
Ways and Means
Ways and Means Committee
Harvey
Williams Angers Chicago Democrats at D N C Meeting
Massachusetts Congressman George Fred Williams arrived in Chicago to join the Democratic National Committee meeting. Within minutes he faced stiff opposition, angering colleagues and triggering clashes over rules and factional loyalties among Chicago Democrats led by Altgeld allies. Williams pressed for orderly rules while facing defiant party veterans.
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Chicago
Democratic National Committee
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Williams
Altgeld
Devlin Matter
Gahan
Joe Martin
Jimmy
O'Donnell
Bryan
Mr. Williams
Billy’ Stone
Gaelic League of Ireland mass meeting calls for fund drive
The Gaelic School of Boston hosted a public gathering urging Irish language revival and fundraising. Leaders including P. J. Daly and several named locals appealed for support to preserve Irish literature and education in Ireland, with contributions welcomed Sundays at 1151 Washington and Thursdays at 6 Whitmore.
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Gaelic School of
Boston
Old Franklin
Giacrees
Washington Street
Gaelic League of Ireland
Europe
America
Ireland
Trinity College
Gaelic League
Britain
England
Cardinal Logue
O’donnell
Ulster
Walsh
Leinster
Peter O’leary
Munster
Hickey
Maynooth College
Philo- Celtic School
Whitmore Street
Old Orchard Beach Excursion From Boston July 26
Lively resort scene at Old Orchard with ocean pier cooling sea breezes and famed shore dinners. Special train from North Union station at 8 05 a m returns by 5 p m. Round trip tickets from Boston & Maine railroad office 322 Washington street are $2 and limited in number.
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Old Orchard
Atlantic
Boston
North Union Station
Boston & Maine Railroad
Washington Street
Preyphon
Washinee i Beeton
J. Flanders
Genl
Pass’ R
Trains Move to New Boston & Albany Terminal
The Boston and Albany begins daily arrivals and departures at the new Southern station with an 8:15 a.m. circuit train. Tracks 1 through 6 house B and A trains as crews adapt, with prior day trials proving smooth operations and plans for a large freight terminal extending to Albany Street.
Death at Commercial House Hotel Glerks Clerk Charles Robinson
Charles Robinson a 42 year old hotel clerk was found dead in bed at the Commercial House Concord. An empty bottle labelled poison was found on the table indicating self inflicted death. He had worked as a hotel clerk in New England and was visiting relatives who were away. he was unmarried.
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Concord
N. H
Charles Robinson
Commercial House
New England
Picnic fundraiser for St James parish in West Roxbury
The annual picnic in aid of the poor of St James parish will be held in Caledonia Grove West Roxbury on August 9. Special trains have been arranged for travel to and from the event. A grand dramatic entertainment will be presented under the management of Mr M T Callahan, and a grand list of sports is planned.
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Caledonia Grove
West Roxbury
M. T. Callahan
Redmond Football Club Hosts Open House Victory Celebration
The Redmond Football Club of Somerville held an open house at 164 Canal Street yesterday afternoon to celebrate its recent win over Medford. Edward Manning presided as speeches were given, a large crowd attended, and a program of music and readings complemented the event.
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Redmond Football Club
Somerville
Canal Street
Medford
Edward Manning
Comedians Begin Season With European Itinerary Details
Phil W. and Nettle Peters start their season with their comedy company on Aug 14 in Atlanta in Mugas Landing, rights secured outside New England from C. A. Shaw. Lizzie and Vinie Daly sail for Berlin for engagements over a year and a half. Carrie De Mar and Mlle Fleurette depart Paris to visit Nat Goodwin and wife at Jackwood. Florenz Ziegfeld Jr offers to purchase Daly theatres. Stettin City Theatre Berlin company arrives in New York for Oct 1 to Feb 1. Josie Hall and W J Ferguson lead Frohman’s The Girl From Maxion’s in Washington. Ada Rehan improving, visiting Ramsgate. Maud Hollins rejoins Jeff Daniels in The Jolly Musketeer at Manhattan Beach. David Belasco sails next week, with rights to a Ber ton play featuring Mrs. Leslie Carter next season. Virginia Earle rumored wife of Thomas Lawton. F E Wright prepares rehearsals for three plays A Contented Woman Black Sheep and A Trip to Chinatown. Josef Physioc painting scenery for Alice Niesen light opera, title pending. Walter Jones and Joe Miron rejoin Man in the Moon at the New York Theatre. Frohman secures Sadie Lauer for White Horse Tavern company.
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Phil W
Nettle Peters
Atlanta
Muga
Paris
Nat Goodwin
Jackwood
Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr
Anna Held
New York
Daly Theatres
Stettin City Theatre
Berlin
Josie” Hall
W. J. Ferguson
Berton
Chinatown
Josef Physioc
Alice Niesen
Austria
Walter Jones
Joe Miron
Daniel Frohman
White Horse Tavern
Sadie Lauer
Maryland
Rose Coghlan Comes to Keiths With New Play
Rose Coghlan arrives at Keiths to day with a new self written play Between Mat inee and Night, supported by John T. Sullivan Gertrude Evelyn and Elise Elysee. The Castle Square revival of In Mizzoura draws large demand and tickets sell rapidly. Electric light racing at Combination Park is a popular novelty this week. The New York comedy company and Willett Thorne head Norumbega Park attractions with many novelties to follow. Austin Stone Tremont row museum showcases strong stage shows. The Santiago dancing belles and Flying Orvilles headline at Chutes with Roylat the equilibrist. Baby contest entries grow at Point of Pines. The Mascot opera company presents Nantasket Music Hall series. The Maid Moon mystery enters its eighth week at Boston Theatre vestibule. Oscar Norin will dive 100 feet daily at Bass Point. Boats run every ninety minutes to the resort and an ice cream eating contest headlines Nickelodeon today.
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Rose Coghlan
Keith's
John T. Sullivan
Gertrude Evelyn
Elise Elysee
Mizzoura
Castle Square
Combination Park
New York Comedy Company
Willett & Thorne Company
Norumbega Park
Austin & Stone
Tremont Row
Santiago
Curio Hall
Chutes
Roylat
Point of Pines
New York
Nantasket Music Hall
Boston Theatre
Oscar Norin
Bass Point
Nickelodeon
Levin Goldstein Nuptials Held At 24 Hanover Street
Miss Gussie Levin and Mr Julius Goldstein were married last evening in a large gathering at the bride’s home 24 Hanover Street Rabbi Hyman G Schoher officiated. Bridesmaids Ida Levin Dora Osgood Ida Finn May Blumenthal best man Jacob Loew benstam. Guests included Rowe Lexington Sophia Ortman New York Dalton Somerville Gordee Revere S P Gordon East Boston H Cohen New York N Gordon Simrock Alex Berman Hudson Wolfe Ginna P H Levky Abe Levky R Robinson M Rosenthal M J Frank William Cohen New York S Katz.
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Julius Goldstein
Hanover Street
Hyman G8. Schoher
Ida Levin
Dora Osgood
Ida Finn
May Blumenthal
Jacob Loewbenstam
Nara A. B.ele
J. Silverman
Orr
Miss Rowe
Lexington
Sophia Ortman
New York
Dalton
Somerville
Alexander B. Gordee
Revere
S. P
Hebrew Democratic Club Ward Holds Special Meeting
Directors of the Hebrew Democratic Club of Ward eight met at 20 Poplar Street yesterday afternoon and voted that each candidate for admission must be recommended by at least three members. Weekly meetings will be held and a committee will canvass the ward to report eligible Hebrews for citizenship. Many applications were received and acted upon at next Sunday's meeting.
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Hebrew Democratic Club OF
Ward
Poplar Street
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