Haverhill Labor Tensions Prompt Condemnations over Charter Signing
A Haverhill meeting condemned Governor Ol Os signing of a city charter bill. Delegates debated alleged union discrimination by railroads, blamed corporations for Debs's sentence, and urged investigations into wage earner representation and cross state rail projects. A three member committee was formed to draft resolutions.
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George
Haverhill
Central Labor Union
Mr. George
Central Labor
State House
New York
New England
New Haven
Hartford
Municipal Legislative Committee
York, New Haven & Hartford
Boston
Abrahams
Eugene V. Debs
Be Games Annual Outing Club Excursion to Lovell's Island
The Be Games Outing Club held its eighteenth annual trip to Lovell's Island. A stormy landing caused a capsized boat but all aboard were wet yet safe. After football between rival O'Shea and O'Leary teams, the match ended in a draw followed by dinner and a return to Boston.
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Lovell’s Island
Toenton
Clane of Shea
O’learys
John B. O'Higgins
James Ratigan
O'Shea
Walter Holland
Boston
Liquor seizures report from city squads raids yesterday
Liquor squad conducted multiple raids across divisions seizing various quantities of lager whiskey and a pint of whiskey. Notable arrests include Bridget Jenkins for illegally selling intoxicating liquors and officers recovered 24 gallons of whiskey in an unoccupied house.
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Alice McDonald
Hanover Street
Lawrence Ballard
Philips Street
Annie Hicks
Albion
Pearl Place
John Hayes
Lamartine
Ellen Flynn
Ruggles Street
Thomas Hayes
Bridget Jenkins
Vernon Street
Catherine Worton
Mary Murphy
Hurley Street
Raid on Chinese gamblers nets arrests in two city raids
Division 4 officers raided an alleged Chinese gambling house at 8 Oxford Avenue, seizing a fan tan layout eight play cards six counters a pointer and six Chinese men charged with presence where gaming implements were found. A second raid at 1912 Harm Avenue yielded similar seizures and five Chinese men arrested on the same charge.
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Omcers
Oxford Ale
Harm Avenue
Funeral for James Barry, Boston Hibernians leader
The funeral of James Barry former treasurer of Division 30 A O H was held from 20 Sawyer Street. St Patrick's Church hosted services read by Rev Philip H O Donnell with many prominent Hibernians of Boston and Roxbury attending. Pallbearers represented Roxbury Irish societies and burial occurred at Calvary Cemetery.
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James Barry
Division 30
Sawyer Street
Hibernian
Philip H. O'Donnell
Rox
Calvary
Discovery of Munroe remains in woods reported
JROCKLAND June 2 Bradford Brooks and Leroy Prouty found the remains of Mrs James A Munroe who had disappeared from her home last January. Medical Examiner Dudley of Wington confirmed the discovery and the body was taken to Mt Pleasant for examination.
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Jrockland
Bradford
Brooks and
Leroy -Prouty
James A. Munroe
Dudley
Wington
Mt. Pleasant
Her Dimensions
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St Louis Liner Aims For Luxurious Maiden Voyage
The St Louis, a 554 foot liner, arrives at the pier with cargo underway and prepares for a maiden trip under Captain Randle. Details include its quadruple expansion engines, 12 watertight compartments, seven decks, and a grand saloon, with extensive ventilation, electric lighting, and comfort features for first and second class passengers. Southampton hosts a formal welcome as the ship readies for sea trials and public attention.
Lieutenant Kendall Dead After Illness at East Boston Home
Lieutenant William S. Kendall of Station 7 died at 151 Lexington Street East Boston yesterday afternoon from a complication of diseases. Born July 14 1831 in Pittston Missouri he moved to Boston at age 24 and built a lumber business before joining the police in 1864. He rose to sergeant in 1869 lieutenant in 1879 and served at Stations 2 3 and most recently East Boston. He leaves a 90 year old mother a son Frederick E and a married daughter. He belonged to Master Star Lodge 143 S O O F and the Legion of Honor. Funeral from East Boston Unitarian Church Wednesday at 2 pm with interment Mt Hope Cemetery.
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William S. Kendall
Station 7
Lexington Street
Boston
Mr. Kendall
Pittston
Kendall
East Boston
Frederick E
Master Star Lodge 143
Legion of Honor
East Boston Unitarian Church
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Steamer St Louis Sends Off By Britain Guests
The International Navigation Company will host a breakfast to bid officers farewell before sailing home. A large turnout from London and Southampton will attend before the line transfers attention back to America as it awaits Britain’s remarks on the American liner St. Louis.
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International Navigation Company
London
Southampton
America
Britain
St. Louis
Few American Seamen on St. Louis Crew
The St. Louis will sail on its first voyage with a largely English crew as officers complain there are few American seamen available. In port, sailors accuse the line of not hiring Americans and say wages promised to those who brought the steamer to New York were not paid, claiming the ship is violating the law by sailing with non American crew.
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Neptune
St. Louis
New York
Columbia
Minneapolis
Trilby
St. Paul
Ocean Palace
Greyhound
Great Pond
Southampton
England
Southam Water
Death of Chauncey Gleason After Heat and Late-Night Meal
Chauncey W. Gleason aged 30 a driver for the United States Express Company died in Hartford Conn this afternoon after a thirteen hour illness caused by heat prostration and overindulgence in ice water and chicken sandwiches from a night lunch wagon James O Connor and John Crocker who also ate the sandwiches fell ill with cholera morbus but recovered after a few hours
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Hartford
Conn
Chauncey W. Gleason
United States Express Company
James O’connor
John Crocker
Sea Moss Farine and Nutritious Economical Package
A brief note describes Sea Moss Farine as tooth some and nutritious and economical. The package yields 16 quarts and is suitable for various dessert dishes, with mentions of renewals or rewets per serving.
Hayes Backed by Ward 6 Committee In Boston Party Meeting
Congressman John F. Fitzgerald spoke at his home after the Ward 6 committee adjourned and said he advised against Hayes candidacy at first. He noted Donovan’s prior re election stance, described efforts to unite the party, and confirmed the committee endorsed Hayes with President O'Brien the sole Donovan ally. He stressed support for a secret ballot and a united Democratic front against a common enemy.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Garden Court Street
Ward 6
Messrs. Hayes
Donovan
Hayes
Gongresemen
O'Brien
Common Council
Mr. Hayes
O’brien
Alderman
Lomasney
McClellan
Boston
Hayes Ward Committee Chooses Fitzgerald as Chairman
Ward 6 officials met last evening electing John F. Fitzgerald chairman and Charles Logue secretary. The committee endorsed Hayes for ward and city presidency with one dissenting vote. Fitzgerald’s chairmanship signals he backs Hayes. Ward 13 also met and discussed local matters.
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Ward 6
John F. Fitzgerald
Charles Logue
Hayes
Fitzgerald
Uncommon Heat Outlook and Health Tips With Malt Whiskey
The piece discusses a hot summer ahead and health tips for staying well through heat. It touts Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a stimulant that supports vital forces and aids the excretory system, claiming it helps depressed vitality and is useful for women in all conditions.
Donovan Re-elected Ward 13 Democratic Leader
The Hon. James Donovan was unanimously endorsed for re election as president of the Democratic city committee by Ward 13 members at a meeting held yesterday at Councilman Michael W Norris home. The ward had been claimed by both Donovan and Hayes but the vote clarified support.
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James Donovan
Democratic City Committee
Democratic Committee
Ward 13
Michael W. Norris
Messrs
Donovan
Hayes
Croker Plans Stud Farm and Dublin Show Entries
The Sportsman reports Mr. Croker and Mr. Dwyer cannot send horses to Dublin as Banquet runs in Manchester cup. Montauk backward, Bat gallie for Ascot, Dinah and Harry Reed raced, Dinah and Reed’s string exhausted. Croker aims to stud farm at Limerick and trot at Dublin show with racing at Baldoyle planned.
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London
Sportsman
Croker
Dwyer
Dublin
Banquet
Stonewell
Dinah
Harry Reed
Montauk
Batgallie
Ascot
Mr. Croker
Limerick
Gail Hamilton's Condition Reported Unconscious in Heat
Washington June 2 reports say Gail Hamilton actress Miss Dodge has had a restless day due to high temperatures and has taken nourishment only by mechanical means. She remains unconscious.
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Washington
Bethlehem Devastating Gale Levels Church and Homes
A severe June gale and hailstorm struck Bethlehem New Hampshire around 9 PM, tearing down the new Catholic Church, shattering north side windows in every house, and damaging barns bridges and Maplewood Hotel with two inch hailstones reported in the station agent's parlor.
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Woodsville
N. H
Bethlehem
Maplewood
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