West End Free Transfer Bill Battle Shifts in Senate
The West End Senators defeated a reconsideration of Monday's action on the free transfer bill 18 to 13. A House Rourke bill with an amendment to require free transfers within five miles of Boston City Hall may be taken up, but faces procedural hurdles from Speaker Meyer.
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Street Railway Committee
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North End
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South Boston
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House
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Harding
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Jones
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Niles
Prevaux
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Chase
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Dallinger
Cambridge
Darling
Hyde Park
Irwin
Northampton
McMorrow
Morse
The
Cape
Perkins
Somerville
Sprague
Jamaica Plain
Sullivan
Roxbury
Republicans Tonight in City Caucuses Spark Fights
Republicans gather for city committee caucuses with contests in wards 6 7 8 9 11 22 24 as campaigns hinge on ticket lines. Ward 1 hosts nine tickets led by Morrison with Mac cabe or Morrison named for president of the incoming committee.
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Ingalls
Wagner
Dr. Paine
A. H. Alyford
W. W. Farr
Mr. Fletcher
Farr
Campbell
Ward 11
Courtenay Guild
J. E. Mullen
State Committee
Crane-Winslow
Ward 22
Curtis Hall
Sharp
Thayer
Lang
Peter Morrison
Senator Maccabe
East Boston
Mitchell Wins Seat Over Walsh In New York District
June 2 report from Washington states House accepted Election Committee No. 2 finding fraud in five precincts tied to Tammany Hall, recommending Mitch ell seated instead of Walsh. If approved, Walsh’s 367 majority would flip to Mitchell by 76. vote 162 to 39 with party lines. Mitchell then took the oath of office.
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Long
Kansas
House
Mitchell
Walsh
New York
Tammany Hall
Yeas
Grappled a Burglar in Columbus Avenue Apt
Ralph Brown of 483 Columbus avenue woke to footsteps and found a man ransacking a bureau. Brown grappled the intruder, who escaped after breaking away, leaving his hat. Brown fired two shots through a window. An officer found a suspect an hour later but could not capture him. A man named Mike a Hat was later seen toward Cambridge, police alerted.
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Ralph Brown
Columbus Avenue
Brown
Division 16
Mike A Hat
Cambridge
Teamsters Injured in Separate Brighton and Brookline Accidents
Joseph Caldwell an 18 year old Brighton resident was wounded when his wagon was struck by electric car 202 on Cambridge Street near Scho. He suffered a back injury and was returned home. B F Hawes a Somerville Iron Foundry teamster was hurt in Brookline after falling from a wagon while delivering castings at a Mrs N S Bowditch estate. He was taken home to East Somerville.
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Joseph Caldwell
Washington Street
Brighton
Cambridge Street
Scho
Caldwell
B. F. Hawes
Somerville Iron Foundry Company
Brookline
Hawes
Amnesty meeting in Wells Hall ratifies May 17 event
The amnesty meeting at Wells Memorial Hall last night generally ratified the May 17 Music Hall gathering. Treasurer John Merrill reported nearly $500 in the amnesty fund in Ireland, audited by a committee of P. A. Foley J. J. McCarty and John J. Teevens, with thanks extended to the press.
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Wells Memorial Hall
Music Hall
Ireland
John Merrill
P. A. Foley
J. J. McCarty
John J. Teevens
Bishop Healey’s 21st consecration anniversary observed
In Portland on June 2 the diocese marked the twenty first anniversary of Rt Reverend James Augustus Healey’s consecration. Parochial schools closed for a holiday and an evening entertainment at Kavanaugh Hall was held across Catholic churches.
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Portland
James Augustus Healey
Kavanaugh Hall
East St. Louis Relief Efforts Grow Amid Tornado Toll
Reports from St. Louis and East St. Louis detail 141 dead in St. Louis, 99 in East St. Louis, with 27 missing. Funds near $120,000 rising to about $140,000. Seventy five river house boats vanished, estimated 10,000 houses destroyed at $1500 each. Officials warn relief may stall as funds dwindle and inspectors tally damages.
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ST. Louis
East St. Louis
Warner
The
Missouri Pacific Railway
New York
Belen M. Gould
Walbridge
New York World
Pulitzer
Relief Committee
Mississippi River
Randall
Quietly Wedded Jeffersonian Bride and Clinton Kin Tie
Miss Julia Stevenson daughter of the Vice President married the Rev. Martin D Hardin of Danville Kentucky at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Washington D C. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Dr Ratcliffe with the President Mrs Cleveland cabinet members Supreme Court judges the diplomatic corps and other prominent guests in attendance. Ushers included Longmoor Richard Bell Charles Vrooman George Hamlin Walter Wilcox and Lt Bramwell. Bridesmaids were Letitia and Julia Scott and Jane and Julia Hardin with Letitia Stevenson maid of honor. The couple departed for Bowling Green Kentucky after a reception at the Hotel Normandie.
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New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Julia Stevenson
United States
Martin D. Hardin
Danville
Ratcliffe
Cleveland
Supreme Court of the United States
Diplomatic Corps
Messrs
Longmoor
Richard Bell
Kentucky
Charles Vrooman
Baltimore
George Hamlin
Boston
Walter Wilcox
Bramwell
Letitia
Julia Scott
Jane
Julia Hardin
Letitia Stevenson
Charles Hardin
Hotel Normandie
Cambridge celebrates city anniversary with music and parade
The Cambridge celebration honors the city with a masterly address by Rev Alexander McKenzie music by the Cambridge Orchestra and a children’s jubilee. Thousands of scholars wear red badges sing patriotic tunes and hear speeches from civic leaders at multiple schools and Sanders Theatre. The day features a cannon and bell regimens a lengthy parade through East Cambridge mansions and Harvard area and a naval brigade visit with a sham battle and banquet.
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Cambridge
Alexander McKenzie
Shepard Memorial Congregational Church
Cambridge Orchestra
W. H. Whitney
George R. Cooke
Morse School
John D. Billings
Richard H. Dana
Webster
Ray Greene Huling
Cambridge English High School
Agassiz
Charles F. Wyman
School Committee
Shepard School
J. W. Garton
Theodore IF. Wright
Schoedls Cogswell
Wellington
Robert O. Fuller
Dean Wright
Allston School
George H. Whittemore
Harvard
Theodore C. Hurd
Middlesex County
Charles J. McIntire
Middlesex Probate Court
Putnam School
Edward Abbott
St. James Episcopal Church
Peabody School
Willard
Grace M. EF
George A. Phinney
Sanders
Bancroft
Charles W. Eliot
Frank A. Hill
State Board of Education
Frederic E. Chapman
Cantabrigia Club
Newtowne Club
Rindge
East Cambridge
Third Street
Cambridge Street
Windsor
Columbia
Lafayette Square
Massachusetts Avenue
Lee
Harvard Square
Brattle Square
Brattle Street
Craigie
Concord Avenue
Bond
Garden
Linnean
Cogswell Avenue
Countermorehn
Waterhouse
Common
Washington Elm
Garden Street
Soldiers’ Monument
Naval Brigade
Manual Training School
Cambridge Company
Naval Boys
Central Square
Cambridge Common
Bugier
America
Funeral for Cyrus Ruggles in Brookline Back Bay services
The funeral for Cyrus Ruggles, longtime Brookline resident, was held at his St. Stephen street home. He died last Saturday after a battle with stomach cancer. He left two daughters and a son Horace, once postmaster and station agent in Brookline, with ties to Boston and Cohasset. Burial was at Forest Hills. he belonged to Masons Beth-Horon in Brookline and Mt. Vernon Chapter in Roxbury.
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Cyrus Ruggles
Ltookline
St. Stephen Street
Back Bay
James Reed
Bowdoin Street Swedenborgian
Horace
Kitson
Ruggles
Worcester
Brookline
Boston
Boston & Albany
Harvey Street
Jerusalem Road
Cohasset
Beth-Horon Lodge of Masons of
Mt. Vernon
Roxbury
Forest Hills
Tragic death linked to alleged stair assault on child
A five year old girl from 23 Norman street died days after a physician found skull fracture following a fall. The child’s parents accuse a man of dragging or throwing her down stairs, prompting a charge of assault at Station 3.
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Bessie Feldstein
Norman Street
Station 3
Cambridge Centennial Celebration on the Common
Frederic E. Chapman notes a Cambridge centennial celebration with a procession to Cambridge Common, a memorial tree dedication, a tablet unveiling, and an address by Chester W. Inglis. Events include a Red Jackets versus Salem Veteran Firemen playout, fireworks at Holmes and Cambridge fields, and a City Hall reception with 100,000 anticipated attendees and 169 police.
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Frederic E. Chapman
Cambridge
Flag of the Free
Emma Endicott Marean
Harry Vane
Massachusetts Avenue
Chester W. Ningsey
Cambridge Common
Salem
Holmes and
Cambridge Fields
City Hall
Charles W. Eliot
Henry O. Houghton
Citizens’ Committee
Marshal Read
Cambridge Orchestra
W. E. Thomas
Charles C. Read
William S. Hall
Cloyes
Day of Athletics Opens With City Event At Rindge And Cambridge Fields
The Day of Athletics features contests at Rindge field and Cambridge field with noted athletes Tom Burke Arthur Blake Ellery Clarke Dick Grant and many professionals in a crowded entries list spanning sprints and distance runs. Events include 1 yard and 440 yard dashes the one mile run potato race and 100 yard dash among dozens of competitors from C G A A H A C B C A A and others with handicaps and scratch entries listed for each runner.
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Rindgefield
Cambridge Field
Tom Burke
Arthur Blake
Ellery Clarke
Dick Grant
Cato Thompson
John P. McCarthy
South Boston
James F. Doherty
William J. Kane
William M
Frank Henry
North Cambridge
Frederick IL McGowan
Boston
W. E. West
John M. Jackson
William J. Holland
C. B. Stebbins
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
Wilmerton M. Duffield
F. B. Looney
James Smyth
Brighton
Fred JL. Stockford
Ss. A. C
Charles H. Tuttle
Lynn
J. F. Raf
G. G. Hubbard
RB. A. A. Sr
B. Burke
P. C. Stinger
Jere Connor
William Robinson
J. B. Connolly
M. J. Doyle
BE. H. Clark
B. A.A
Robert Bowie
Hyde Park
St. Mary’s Gymnasium
John J. Downey
G. A
George Oakes Tobey
George Oakes Tobey, Jr., Cambridge, 9); James F. Bradley, Nonpareil S
A. C
William M. Cohen
EB. B.A. A
John F. Ellis
J. M. Jackson
Scratch
A. D. MacDonald
William R. Walker
Cambridge
Henry Pero
East Boston
Stephen Driscoll
Percy Adams Hutchinson
William J. Applegate
Av.a
Jonn
McGuire
East Cambridge
E. Dwight Fullerton
E. L Pope
A. A
J. Ryder
A. Cc
E. W. Mills
J. J. Crowley
St. Mary's Gymnasium
James A. Stewart
William J. Maguire
Frank A. Sweeney
Charles J. Sweeney
Charles J. P. Lucas
C. G
Edwin P. Does
Bw. A .S
Wiliam J. Holland
Christopher Haworth
John J. Hallahan
John
Quinn
Robert C. Seaver
Werk Fuller
Ss.a. C
Frank A. McLean
Sor
Hubbard
Rape
Mya Clark
Cc. G. A
Michael O’connor
So Pya
John S. Quinn
R. P. Williams
Joseph J. Paker
E. B
John M. Jacksonr
Willam J. Holland
Hugh McGuiniss
Ares
Mott
A. UA
John H. Mahoney
North Ee
Arthur A . Gleason
Everett
D. MacDonald
C. A
Harry D. Jope
K. Ss. H
Wilmerton
Wilmerton M. Aes B. I. Ee A A. 60 Bob, Looney, S. C. A. A
Musica H. & I
James Hayth
Fred L. Stockford
S. A
Fred H. Lathrop
Stanley A. Hooker
McAnnon
Pet. Curtis
A. L. Bennett
L. Pope
G. Parke
A. Jourke
Saratcons
A. d. Ryder
Baeeehee McKinnon
Arthur Frost
Harry Goodwin
Buddy Hughes
Frank Tlundergan
Charles Coutre
Louis Beck
James Gallagher
Frank Fill
Leander Pyn
William Altimas
Timothy Danehy
F. Brosnahan
Artemus Ward
William Dolhanty
Local Sports Day Events Include Races and Games
Henry F Sweeney and a list of runners participate in one mile events with handicaps. Jere Doran Henry Kerr and others take part in long jump shot put sack race and three legged races. Football clash features Pioneers of Sacred Heart Church versus Garryowen with Emmet and O Brien hurling matches. Officials listed for Rindge field games.
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Henry F. Sweeney
John Coxon
Jere Doran
Henry Kerr
P. J. Kelley
A. McNiven
H. Murphy
W. R. Hodgkins
John Leahy
Wiliam Leahy
Dave Neligan
W. D. McClellan
W. Ee. Manning
Thomas Carrow
William Dwyer
Harry Hodgkins
Edward Grant
Henry Marchon
William Leahy
Dave Nelligan
Edward McGuiggan
Dave
Dan S. Wilson
Emmet
O’ Brien
McLellan
John Uinn
James Quinn
Henry L
Jotn Kelleher
Eyee
Jeremiah Scannell
John B. Maguire
William D. McLellan
John
James
William Quinn
William Manning
R. Hodgkins
T. F. Dolan
North Cambridge
Robert E. Parry
Thomas F. Dolan
Captain Richardson Replies to City Anniversary Invitation
Captain James P Richardson writes from Austin Texas declining attendance at the city incorporation anniversary. He recalls Cambridge memories, thanks the city for being remembered, and offers a sentiment honoring Cambridge as glorious in the past and prosperous now with a hopeful future.
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Bancroft
James P. Richardson
Austin
Tex
Cambridge
Fire Destroys Buckley Barn in Cambridgeport
A one and a half story barn at 117 Amory Street Cambridgeport owned by Jeremiah Buckley burned last night. The horse wagon and barn were destroyed with an estimated total loss of about 1100 dollars. incendiary suspicion noted.
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Jeremiah Buckley
Amory Street
Cambridgeport
Moxon Elected to Quincy City Council Seat
In a Ward 6 special election held in Quincy on June 2, Stephen O. Moxon was unanimously elected to fill the vacancy created by the death of Councilman Louis Rinn.
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Quincy
Louis Rinn
Stephen O. Moxon
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