FALLS FLAT The Whole Scheme Explained in Interviews
The interview series exposes prepublication discounting and public indifference toward a book on Irish affairs. Gargan and Donahoo outline Tory attempts in England to spur a campaign, including alleged plots against Forster and Burke and links to the Phoenix Park murder, with judges cited as carrying out inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
Federation
Gargan
Times
England
Parnell
Forster
Burke
Phenix Park
Lord Cavendish
London
Thomas Addis Emmet
New York
United States
Hannen, Day
Publication of Tory book sparks Irish polit ical debate in Boston
The Post reviews interviews with Irish leaders in Boston reacting to a new publication by Tynan. Thomas J. Gargan dismisses it as Tory trickery aimed at undermining Home Rule and the Gladstone Rosebery rise, while Patrick Donahoe offers cautious commentary on Tynan and the piece's political utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tynan
County Mayo
Post
Thomas J. Gargan
Massachusetts
The
Irish Federation
Federation
Robert Emmet
Thomas Addis Emmet
New York
Mr. Gargan
Gladstone-Rosebery
Rosebery
London
William J. Burke
Ferries
Boston
Mr. Burke
Burke
Patrick Donahoe
Pilot
Phenix Park
the Post
John J. Mc Cluskey Testimonial Tonight At Mechanics Hall
Preparations complete after a grand chorus rehearsal of 630 voices from Boston churches under Alfred De Seve and a 75-piece orchestra with 20 women. Ushers 60 strong held final briefings as clergy appeal for funds and tickets near exhaustion, promising a fitting tribute to a life of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Hall
John J. McCluskey
Boston
Alfred de Seve
Gounod
B. H. Prendergast
Samuel Tuckerman
Boys steal horse and carryall from Goodhue stable
Last Wednesday night a group of boys broke into I. J. Goodhue’s stable at Ferdinand and Winchester streets and stole a horse and carriage. They fled as the team was driven away. An officer with Division 4 arrested 16 year old Thomas Canton of Shawmut Avenue on a warrant alleging involvement. Further arrests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Goodhue
Ferdinand and
Winchester Streets
Division 4
Thomas Canton
Shawmut Avenue
Jubilant Jubilee for Father Gallagher at St Patrick's
Archbishop Williams and prominent clergy joined parishioners in celebrating Father Joseph H. Gallagher's twenty five years of ordination at St Patrick's. A solemn high mass with Mozart's Mass in G and multiple hymns drew a crowd from the city, followed by a reception and a testimonial presented by Alderman John F. Dever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Gallagher
Mt. Pleasant
Old St. Patrick's
Father Gallagher
St. Patrick’s
Sunday Post
Mozart
P. H. McCarron
Illinois
Edward Dolan
Lynn
Thomas Laveny
New Brunswick
James Walsh
Dresler
Rheinberger
Gounod
Lewandowsky
E. J. McGoldrick
John J. Ryan
Cambridge
Archbishop Wiliams
George J. Patterson
Arlington
Donahy
Newton Upper Falls
Morris
Brookline
Morse
Everett
Sullivan
Maiden
John Lackney
Peoria
Ill
Quirk
Manchester
Welsh
Woodstock
Gallagher
John F. Dever
Death by alcohol claimed Charles Grobert in Lynn
Charles Grobert died at his Lynn home on 27 Canridge Street, apparently from excessive drinking. Police were called just before midnight and Medical Examiner Pinkham ruled it an accidental death by overdose of alcohol, with a nearly emptied bottle found in the sink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Grobert
Lynn
Grobert
Canridge Street
Pinkham
Coal Laden Barge Sinks Near New London
Tug T. J. Scully entering New London with five barges lost the James C. Durant carrying 400 tons of coal. The barge split and sank in fifteen fathoms a mile off Sarah's Ledge buoy. Durant is the second barge lost here in twenty hours. Scully voyage from South Amboy to Fall River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
T. J. Scully
James C. Durant
Sarah’s Ledge
Scully
South Amboy
Fall River
Durant
Resilient Boston Store Praises Fire Dept Rescue
In the wake of a Saturday night blaze, the Boston Fire Department received praise for a prompt response and the Protective Department’s energetic actions. The store will announce its reopening after settlement with insurers and stock rearrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Fire Department
Constable Guards Pulpit as Greenwich Pastor Stands Firm
In Stamford Connecticut on June 3 a church conflict led to a notice of dismissal for Rev A L Shear of the First Congregational Church of Greenwich Sound Beach. A society majority backed him while a faction aligned with him held an outdoor service led by Shear near the parsonage. He had arrived from Springfield Massachusetts where creditors had attached two months of salary. The society warned he could be arrested if he preached in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
A. L. Shear
First Congregational Church
Greenwich
Sound Beach
R. H. Bosworth
Brooklyn
Charles T. Peck
Shear
R. J. Walsh
Society
Springfield
Mass
Death and Ruins A Total Loss of 225000 Fire Sparks
OTTNMA Iowa June 3 Fifteen business houses and twenty residences were destroyed by fire starting in Jerry Seymour's cooper shop. Five blocks lay in ruins. James Seymour died and several residents were injured. Loss estimated at 225000 with about one third insured. A locomotive spark is blamed for the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottnma
James Seymour
Bert Batterson
John McCullom
Nick Renner
Jerry Seymour
O. E. Stewart
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Mr. Stewart
Baker Bros
Burlington Fire Ravages Brodie Block on Church Street
A devastating blaze in Burlington Vermont gutted the four story Brodie block on Church Street. Losses totaled about 65000 with 35600 insured. Ground floor tenants M J Levin Co faced a 20000 loss insured for 10000, while Brodie Parker on the second floor reported 7000 stock insured. Upper stories housed Odd Fellows and Daughters of Rebekah lodges with furniture insured up to 2000. Wingate building nearby sustained 1000 damage. Firemen performed valiantly. origin undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Brodie
Church Street
Kelsey & Brodie
M. J. Levin & Co
Brodie & Parker
Odd Fellows
Antonia Lodge
Daughters of
Rebekah
Green Mountain
Green Mountain Lodge
F. H. Miller
Hamilton Lodge
Wingate
Osgood & Reynolds
Shaw
Barber & Tobey’s
Dedham Blue Laws Restrict Sunday Soda and Cigar Use
Dedham awaits moral reform as selectmen push Sunday restrictions. Soda fountains and cigars are curtailed with plans to curb drinking, even water, to protect youthful morals. Drugstore owners protest, and the Women’s Christian Temperance Union is linked to the ordinance. Only four shops opened today amid shortages and customer frustration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Buffalo Defeated as Erie Wins Behind Strong Pitching
In Buffalo on June 8, Erie pitcher Herndon started then Dewald relieved him while Mahoney walked batters for Buffalo. Erie backed by solid defense, while Cranby Boyd Van Dyke and Field homered. Final score 14 to 10 in favor of Erie with 14 hits each and Erie making one error to Buffalo’s two.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Mahoney
Bisons
Herndon
Erie
Dewald
Cranby
Boyd
van Dyke
Toms Sacavaceay
Gunson
Mahoney and Boyd
Troy Beats Syracuse At Ontario Beach In 13–6 Victory
In Rochester on June 3 Troy outscored Syracuse 13 to 6 at Ontario Beach. Payne was a weak point for Syracuse, while Meakin excelled for Troy. Syracuse fielded well but struggled to hit. Attendance reported as 1500. Final: Troy 13, Syracuse 6. Hits: Troy 18, Syracuse 11. Errors: Troy 8, Syracuse 1. Batteries: Meakin Cahill for Troy, Payne Hess for Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Troy
Syracuse
Ontario Beach
Payne
Meakin
Cahill
Hess
Complete Stage Celebrities Set Available Now
Over 100000 sold. The full set one to fourteen is ready. Use the Complete Coupon on page two to save time. Complete sets of World’s Fair Midway Types and Around the World Portfolios also obtainable with the Complete Bet Coupon.
Feast of Sacred Heart Celebrated at East Cambridge Church
The feast of the Sacred Heart was celebrated at the Church of the Sacred Heart in East Cambridge yesterday morning with an appropriate sermon delivered by Rev. Father Doyle of New York.
Utah Wins Clyde Yacht Club Cruise Bigly Or Easily
London June 8 Utah won easily in the Clyde Yacht Club cruise held Saturday. Yachtsmen say she can beat anything afloat of her own size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Clyde Yacht Club
Fires Destroy Merritt Building Row and Hamilton Mill
In St John New Brunswick two major fires struck within hours. The Merritt building and five adjoining structures burned, with stock and buildings loss exceeding 250000 and insured for 123000. A second blaze at Hamilton's mill followed, completely destroying the mill and causing about 30000 in losses, with the insurance having expired three days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John
N. B
Merritt
Hamilton
Fire destroys storehouse in Three Rivers
A storehouse owned by W. F. Fillmore burned last night in Three Rivers, containing gee and furniture. Loss estimated at 2500 dollars with partial insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Rivers
W. F. Fillmore
Blaze Strikes Roxbury Grocery on Marcella Street
Early morning alarm from Box 262 reported a fire at A. H. Small's grocery at 8 Marcella Street Roxbury. Firefighters extinguished the blaze with minimal trouble. reported loss about 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Street
A. H. Small
Roxbury
Opposition to the Income Tax Gathers Telegram Support
Evan Thomas, chairman of a New York meeting, reports wide telegram backing against the income tax. Messages come from leaders and officials in Boston, Springfield, Holyoke, Fall River, New London, Providence, Worcester, Bridgeport, Middletown, and Portland, citing business and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Evan Thomas
Boston
L. M. Crane
Oil Trade Association
James Richard Carter
The
Paper Trade Association
L. G. Burnham
Boston Associated Board of Trade
William H. Sayward
Master Builders’ Association
F. T. Green
Bridgeport
Conn
Seth H. Butler
First National Bank of
Middletown
Edward A. Noyes
D. P. Baxter
Portland
Probable death by own action in New Haven case
Alfred Donlon aged 26 of Collis street reportedly attempted suicide by ingesting a large package of Rough on Rats. His two brothers summoned doctors, but Alfred left the house and was not located by late evening. Substantial concern followed as search efforts continued.
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New Haven
Alfred Donlon
Collis Street
Alfred
Rhode Island Labor Matters Selects New District Master Workman
In Providence on June 3 the Rhode Island District Assembly No 9 of the K of L held a special session and elected Hon. E. L. Gannon to succeed the late P. H. Quinn, whose expulsion, with T. W. Powderly and A. W. Wright, was announced May 21. Quinn attended, claimed constitutional breach by officers, urged no action against general officers, then left as resolutions deprecating his expulsion passed and forecast his reinstatement in November.
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Rhode Island
Providence
District Assembly
K. of L
E. L. Gannon
P. H. Quinn
T. W. Powderly
A. W. Wright
Quinn
Hayes
General Assembly
Yachts Gather at Marblehead Harbor for Race Prep
A large fleet anchors off Marblehead Harbor near the Corinthian and Eastern Yacht Club houses including the Avenel and Atalita with crews aboard. By afternoon many yachts sail for Nahant and Boston while steamer Lillie brings hundreds from Plymouth. The harbor fills again at eventide as clubs light up and prepare for upcoming races.
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Marblehead
Corinthian
Eastern Yacht Club
Avenel
Dick Sherlock
Atalita
Nash
Dr. Wells
Marguerite
Ada
Sylph
Alderine
Wayward
Mystery
Gossip
Thelma
Carmita
Brenda
Boston
Clytie
Warren
Beverly Shore
Goodwin
Gloucester
John Homan
Nahant
Lillie
Plymouth
Indiana Guards Clear Canneldurg Strikers as Train Is Blocked
National Guards of Indiana arrived at Cannelburg to end coal mine strike interference with coal traffic. Troops, guns, and flags marched along the tracks but found no strikers to confront. Twenty-six strikers were present under a restraining order read by Sheriff Leming. Warranted arrests included W. R. Summers Dick Gade and John Flynn for riotous conspiracy and contempt.
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Cannelburg
Ind
National Guards of
Indiana
Matthews
Leming
Heffers
W. R. Summers
Dick Gade
John Flynn
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad
No More 5 Hour Trains Spark Rumor Denial
President Clark of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad denied reports of an increased Boston to New York train service. He warned that if business conditions worsen, the line would reduce trains rather than add service. He called the Boston newspaper article a mistaken, malice-filled misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
Clark
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Boston
New York
New Haven Road
New England
Toto
Fatal Runaway Wrecks Woman in Haverhill
June 3 in Haverhill William Collins a known young merchant and former fireman rode with Miss Kate Welsh when a horse bolted on Kenova avenue near Gayle's Park. The carriage overturned in a car track. Collins escaped unhurt while Miss Welsh sustained fatal injuries and died at the hospital.
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Haverhill
William Collins
Fire Department
Kate Welsh
Kenova Avenue
Gayle’s Park
Collins
Possible poisoning death found at 24 Prout Street
In New Haven on June 3, 37 year old widower William Mc Carney was found dead at 24 Prout Street. Initial reports suggested heart trouble but authorities now consider it a poisoning case, with the coroner and medical examiner handling the investigation.
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New Haven
William McCarney
Prout Street
American bikers win yard race at Buffalo Velodrome
Americans Bahbker and Nelson finished first and second in a yard bicycle race at the Buffalo Velodrome. In Paris the Prix du Jockey Club, the French Derby, was won by Michael Ephrussi's horse Gospodar in an amateur 2000 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Bahbker
Nelson
Michael Ephrussi
Paris
Vig rant sighted by steamer off New York
The yacht Vig rant was seen by the steamer State of California from Glasgow at 6 30 p m yesterday, in latitude 41 18 north longitude 66 28 west about 260 miles from New York. The wind was south with a moderate breeze and hazy conditions.
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New York
Vigrant
State of California
Glasgow
Park Street church sermon on gambling and social evil
The Rev. I J Lansing preached a fiery sermon against municipal corruption and the social evil at Park Street Congregational Church. He urged action for justice, denounced commissioners, and called for better laws and officials while praising athletic sport as a moral force to strengthen the rising generation. The talk emphasized aiding wronged women and rescuing youths from entrapping vice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street Congregational Church
Tor
I. J. Lansing
Parkhurst
Mr. Lansing
Anthony Burns
United States
Sermon at Park Street Church Praises Isaiah as Reformer
The Rev. Isaac J. Lansing of Parkhurst of the Hub preached on Isaiah praising the prophet's reforming spirit. He urged moral statesmanship by ministers who teach reform, warning that vague denunciations fade after the stick comes down. An elderly parishioner commented, noting future remarks were expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street
Isaac J. Lansing
Parkhurst
Hub
Isaiah
Lansing
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P. J.P. Tynan
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McCluskey
Fr. Gallagher
Archbishop Williams
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Iowa
Dedham Reformers
Sacred Heart
Dakotah
Beecham’s
Draggie
New York Depot
Canal Bt
Marblehead Harbor
Kate Welch
Crisfield
Holland Strait
Frank
Raymond James
Jackson Bradshaw
Fishing Bay
Dorchester County
Burxhardt Brewing Co
Bock Beer
Parker and
Btation Streets
Rox
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