Wilde to face hard labor in prison under wheel and plank bed
Oscar Wilde awaits the decision on his labor for a month in Pentonville. If fit for hard labor he faces six hours daily on a tread wheel with a plank bed, simple diet, and strict confinement. He will later do industrial work and Earn a possible 10s. The regime includes limited letters and visits.
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London
Oscar Wilde
Pentonville
Wilde
Oakum
Committee of London
Ide
Holloway
Evening Ride Fashion: Lightweight Broad Cloth Bicycle Suit
A hortatory description extols the ideal bicycle outfit for crisp mornings and cool evenings. It features a golden brown lightweight broad cloth skirt reaching nearly to the ankles, three yards full, a right-side pocket, and nine-inch welts with five buttons. A cutaway coat with leg-of-mutton sleeves and large waist buttons completes the ensemble. Beneath the coat is left unstated.
Endeavor Voters Urged to Vote with Christian Citizenship
A paper on Christian Endeavor work for citizenship was read by Rev. J. P. Tyler before the National Municipal League. The address urged Endeavorers to vote with conscience, defend good men, and pursue patriotism, citing Parkhurst and a New York political shift. Bat Shea’s murder at the polls is recalled as a rallying point for moral voting.
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Cleveland
Christian Endeavor Societies
National Municipal League
J. P. Tyler
D. D
John Willis Baer
Boston
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Francis E. Clark
D.D
International Christian Endeavor
Montreal
Christian Endeavor
New York City
Congress
God
Clark
Christian Endeavorers
Charles H. Parkhurst
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
Honduras
Christian Endeavor Campaign For
Christian Citizenship
Parkhurst
Christian Endeavor Movement
Bat Shea
Robert Ross
Troy
Bat Sheas
Stars and Stripes
La Sagesse Wins Oaks at Epsom Downs
La Sagesse won the Oaks by a length and a half at Epsom with Sam Loates aboard. Galeottia finished a length and a half behind, ridden by Pratt. Flore and Penkridge dropped back as the field closed.
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London
Epsom Downs
Epsom
Prince of Wales
Lord Rosebery
Durdan
la Sagesse
Galeottia
Penkridge
Sam Loates
Sir Viste
Pratt
Flore
Tattersall’s
Sporting Life
Stabbed Over Stolen Wood In Lynn Tenement
On Pleasant Street Lynn a dispute over firewood led to a fight between John Loomis and Thomas Malachi. Loomis was stabbed under the right eye with a small dagger. both men were taken to police and medical aid. Loomis’s wound was described as about one inch long and not serious.
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Pleasant Street
Lynn
John Loomis
Loomis
Thomas Malachi
Sunny
Italy
Signs of a Storm No Charges Yet Against Garrity
West End railroad tension grows over Garrity discharge with union leaders claiming a July 5 tie up. Ratigan defends timing and stresses injury to one is injury to all while Garrity recounts twelve years of service and denies misconduct.
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Ratigan
Garrity
West End
Cummings
Little
Sphinx
Thomas A. Downey
Conference Committee
Post
James H. Ratigan
Conductors’ and Motormen's Union
West End Railroad Corporation
Beautiful Julia Arthur Returns To America With Henry Irving
The actress Beautiful Julia Arthur, once Palmer's leading lady, plans an American fall return with Henry Irving. She notes a contract with Irving for a year at the Lyceum Theatre stock company and hints at possible roles alongside Miss Terry. Arthur recounts a storied career from Ontario to London, noting delays of her St Louis visit.
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Julia Arthur
Palmer
America
Henry Irving
Thomas Lynch
St. Louis
Miss Arthur
England
Mr. Palmer
Miss Terry
Mr. Irving
Hamilton
Ontario
Portia
Prince of Wales
Daniel E. Bandmann
Richard III
Bandmann
Germany
Lady Windermere
Oscar Wilde
Christine Temple
Charlotte Corday
James Brown Potter
Kyrle Bellew
Dirnberger Sets New Record at Fountain Ferry Park
Mike Dirnberger of Syracuse broke another track record at Fountain Ferry Park in Louisville on May 31. He covered two-thirds of a mile in 1 09 4 5 behind a pacing quad, the last of the record events Dirnberger aimed for this day. F G Barnett attempted to break the unpaced mile record but did not succeed. The meet closes with Dirnberger having lowered times for the half mile two-thirds mile one mile and two mile distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Mike Dirnberger
Syracuse
N. Y
Fountain Ferry Park
F. G. Barnett
Sanger
Dirnberger
Boston Y
Boston
Grand Rapids Driving Association
David Shafer
Bald
Shafer
Jon
United States
Chelsea Cycle Club
Tom Eck
John S. Johnson
Europe
Waltham
L. A. W. Racing Board
Eck
Johnson
Clinton-Lancaster Athletic Association
Sunday Post
Cave-In Fatal At Deer Island Sewer Site
Stephen Haley died after a cave-in at Deer Island while laborers John Myers and Haley dug a pit behind the pumping station. Myers survived with a broken leg and possible internal injuries as rescuers freed them from unbraced walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Haley
John Myers
Deer Island
Haley
Myers
Pittsburg minister founds nude-worship sect in Omaha
Rev. John Morrow, once of Pittsburg, reportedly founded a new sect in Omaha where members worship in the nude. The group counts about 200 followers in the city. Morrow is said to be in Peoria. Born in Ireland and educated at a leading Eastern college, he was ordained in 1873 and later dismissed from the United Presbyterian church for faith cure beliefs. He also served as a Bible instructor at the Bethany Home before leaving amid allegations of kissing sisters.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Omaha
Neb
John Morrow
Morrow
Peoria
Ireland
U. P
Reverend Beale to Speak at Young Men’s Meeting
The Rev. C. H. Beale pastor of Moreland Street Congregational Church will address the young men’s meeting Sunday at 4 p m at the Association building corner Boylston and Berkeley streets Music directed by Mr Joseph Stewart.
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C. H., Beale
D. D
Moreland Street Congregational Church
Association Building
Boylston and
Berkeley Streets
Joseph Stewart
Legislature adjourns but prorogation debated
The Legislature adjourned over the weekend with House and Senate actions on prorogation, Holyoke police bill veto, and other measures. Senators debated reconsideration of the bucket shop bill and West End railway issues while affirming or opposing various vetoes and municipal reforms.
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House
Senate
Cogswell
Donovan
Holyoke
Butler
Old Colony
Acushnet River
Sprague
Boston Common Council
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Charlestown Street
Boston Street
Haymarket Square
Cross Street
Commercial Street
McMorrow
Leach
Brockton
Whitcomb
South Boston
Maccabe
West End Street
Corbett
Gilbride
Quinn
Neill
Durant
Middlesex
Judiciary Committee
Gray
Norfolk
Hampden
Fall River
Lowell
Boston
United States
Darling
Sagamore repairs loom after Grand Banks collision
The Warren steamer Sagamore faces extensive repairs after a Grand Banks collision on May 22. Local agents cable with Liverpool and plan a temporary bulkhead fix to sail in ballast before shipment to Harland & Wolff in Belfast for cost savings.
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Sagamore
Grand Banks
Home Office
Liverpool
Harland & Wolff
Belfast
Ireland
Baltimore
John Morrison
East Boston
Lovell's Island
W. S. Doane
Simpson’s Dry Dock
Boston
Stanwood
Yarmouth
N. S
Smith
Kate Jones
Evans
Simpson
Gracie H. Benson
Provincetown
New Bedford
Lewis Wharf
Hamburg
Russia
Schmidt
Starling
Lockhart
Cambridge
Havana
Rice
Philadelphia
Carrie E. Long
Gun Key
Rolf
Long
Stockton
New York
Monrovia
Barbadoes
St. Croix
Beecham's Pills for Constipation Promoted in Ad
An advertisement touts Beecham's pills for constipation priced at 10¢ and 25¢, urging readers to obtain the book from their druggist to follow its guidance. The cluttered text hints at a larger promotional claim involving substantial benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecham
Monument Fund Reaches $716 After Strong Day of Gifts
Yesterday’s contributions total $75 toward a monument for Harry M Glenen, bringing the Tuscon or local fund to $716, more than one row of the goal within a week. The largest giver was Tilly Haynes with $25 sent to treasurer Eugene Tompkins. Other donors include Hi A Grozier $15 Samuel A Green $10 Wil Nan O Taylor $10 J W Coveney $5 George Milbank $5 and Dr J S Shaw $5.
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Harry M’glenen
Tilly Haynes
Eugene Tompkins
Hi. A. Grozier
the Post
Samuel A. Green
Wil- Nan O. Taylor
J. W. Coveney
George Milbank
Buffalo Bill Show Attachments Claim Bailey Ownership
In Bridgeport last night John Hunt the head canvas man attached the Buffalo Bill Wild West Show claiming 200 for services. The attachment was released later and revealed James A. Bailey as the owner of the show somewhere in the Wid West operations.
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Bridgeport
Conn
John Hunt
James A. Bailey
Wid West
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