Uneasy Lies the Head That Wears a Crown Boss Rallies Council to Save Mayor
Democratic Party leaders maneuver to sustain Mayor Collins veto on East Boston hospital order. Common Council votes 43 to 29 to uphold the veto. a subsequent bid to rescind fails 36 to 34, sending the issue to next week.
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East Boston Hospital
Collins
Common Council
McCullough
Ward 13
Arthur Dolan
Murray
Ward 18
Dolan
Police Board Dismisses and Transfers Sergeants and Officers
Sergeants Goode and Arnold of Back Bay are reprimanded and transferred for accepting money from officers intended to pay fines from Tech riots. All contributing patrolmen reprimanded. Three patrolmen moved from Division 16 Back Bay. Patrolmen Vincent and Connor of Division 5 South End reprimanded for losing property found in a dead man’s room. Inspector Wise fined five days’ pay for failing to report at roll call. Patrolman Olds of Charlestown station fined ten days’ pay for assaulting Norman McLeod.
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Goode
Arnold
Back Bay
Tech
Division 16
Vincent and
Connor
Division 5
South End
Inspector Wise
Olds
Charlestown
Norman McLeod
Police Board Punishes Boston Officers Over Tech Riot Fate
The Boston Board of Police finds Sergeants Frank Arnold and Thomas F Goode Jr of Division 16 guilty of indirectly taking money via their wives from patrolmen who funded fines after the Tech riot. Both sergeants are reprimanded and reassigned. subscribing officers are reprimanded.
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Police Department of
Boston
Board of Police
Frank Arnold
Thomas F. Goode, Jr
Division 16
Dying boy crawled for aid after freight train tragedy
James Price six year old son of John J Price of 48 Pope Street East Boston crawled over sixty feet after being struck by a freight train on the New York Central and Hudson River line near his home He was removed to Relief Hospital where he died at 815 pm He and another boy Donald O Neil had ventured onto the unfenced track to play He cried for help after the train approached and could not escape.
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James Price
John J. Price
Pope Street
Boston
Relief Hospital
Young Price
Donald O'Neil
Price
Elp
Secret second wedding revealed in Beverly case
Beverly reports reveal of a dual life as the Cabot House proprietress, believed wife of fugitive William Foster Waddell, is named Mrs. John Fred Hayes. She says she married Hayes in Lynn last March after discovering Waddell's fake marriage eight years prior and kept the secret while living in Beverly.
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Beverly
Cabot House
William Foster Waddell
John Fred Hayes
America
Sweden
Waddell
Minneapolis
Tig
City
Cliff Street
Lynn
Mr. Greene
J Montgomery Sears Dies in Southboro
J Montgomery Sears Boston financier died at his Southboro home from a complication of diseases. He had been gravely ill for days and sank overnight, passing away at 2:45 this morning with his family at his bedside.
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J. M. Sears
Southboro
J. Montgomery Sears
Boston
Fair Local Forecast for Boston and Vicinity
The forecast for Boston and nearby areas calls for fair skies with rising temperatures. Friday and Saturday should be warmer with light winds and dry conditions.
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Boston and Vicinity
Rumors of Czar's Death Sweep St Petersburg Gossips deny fate of Emperor
In St Petersburg on June 2 at 3:25 am rumors spread that the Emperor was dead by suicide or assassination. Officials state the reports are untrue.
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ST. Petersburg
Prowler Whipped by Schoolgirl Governess at Night
Miss Clara L. Danielson, a governess at E. P. Saltonstall home in Chestnut Hill, struck a prowler on the piazza with a hickory cane after hearing a noise at 9 o'clock. The intruder fled as a policemen arrived. the girl was unharmed.
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Clara L. Danielson
E. P. Saltonstall
Chestnut Hill
Togo Plans and Wins Bold Battle at Corean Straits
The first detailed account says Admiral Togo quickly surrounded Russian ships, keeping them hemmed in as he pounded with gunfire from all sides. His torpedo boats stinged targets, while the cruiser Izumrud fled toward Vladivostok and later hit a rock at Vladimir Bay and blew up. The destroyer Brain barely escaped to Vladivostok after burning its woodwork as coal ran out.
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Corean Straits
Togo
Izumrud
Vladivostok
Vladimir Bay
First Descriptive Sea Battle Account From Tsushima
A Japanese officer at Sasebo recounts the Tsushima sea fight with details of the 5:30 a.m. wireless alert and the fleet movements toward Tsushima and Okinoshima. He notes rough seas, torpedo boats seeking shelter, and the Russian flagship appearing at 1:45 p.m. with a double column approach.
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Torio
Sasebo
Tsu Islands
Tsushima
Okinshima
Big Bankrupt Sale At F Gray Co Stock
W W Hyde urges every man to attend the bankrupt sale of F Gray Co stock. Deals include men's white and fancy wash vests at 89 cents, men's pants at $1, elegant black Thibet suits at 5.90, blue serge suits at 7.90. Location on Washington and Hanover streets.
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F. Gray Co
Washington and
Hanover Streets
Three assailants rob man in South End street attack
Harry Barrows of 321 Dorchester Avenue was assaulted and robbed of his watch chain and money on Way Street. A woman fetched water, believing he was fainted, while one man aided him. Bystanders chased. Patrolman Ryan captured Thomas Dolan of 17 Washburn Street. two robbers fled. Barrows was found semi conscious with injuries.
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Harry Barrows
Dorchester Avenue
Way Street
South End
Barrows
Ryan
Thomas Dolan
Washburn Street
Harry Day
2 Way Street
Big Suit Slaughter at F. Gray Co in City Sale
Ww W. Hyde proclaims a tremendous slaughter of high class suits at 7.90 and 9.90. Also offers boys pants 10 cents, boys suits 1.49, men pants 1. Men’s and boys apparel featured in a big sale on Washington and Hanover streets.
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Boston
Washington and
Hanover Streets
Hyde to Sell Fine Thibet Suits Today
W V Hyde offers men’s black Thibet suits made of all wool at 5.90 today. Regularly 10. Sale located on Washing ton and Hanover streets.
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W. V. Hyde
Washington and
Hanover Streets
Smiling James Rally Fails to Save Mayor in Boston Council Clash
In East Boston a fierce fight over a hospital bill pits Mayor Collins against the Aldermen and Common Council. James Donovan, famed as a political "boss," hustled council members through City Hall as efforts to sustain the mayor's veto failed to rally enough votes. The council approved rescinding actions and prepared for next meetings amid legal ambiguities.
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James
City Hall
East Boston Hospital
Collins
Common Council
William Taylor
James Donovan
Boston
Donovan
Thomas M. Babson
Council
Council Rejects Investigation Committee Order
The Common Council refused to pass a 5 member committee to investigate the public buildings department by a 38 to 2 vote. Councilman Cook urged support but was overruled as the council adjourned after a quorum question.
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Common Council
Public Buildings Department
Cook
Ward 21
Boston and Worcester Trolley Air Line Highlights
The Boston and Worcester Trolley Air Line showcases excellent service and low fares. The message emphasizes affordable travel with efficient operations and accessible routes for riders.
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Boston & Worcester Trolley
Women With Young Children and Father John’s Medicine
A brief note states that women with young children require nourishment from Father John's Medicine, claiming it makes strength. The line reads as a health appeal touting restorative benefits.
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Father John
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F. Gray & CO
BIG Boys’ Sale
W. W. Hyde
F. Gray CO. Big Sale
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