Lynn License Dispute Sparks Police Court Debate in Lynn
In Lynn, Judge Berry urged a formal liquor investigation as clashes erupt between police, license commissioners, and the liquor squad over post May 1 alcohol sales. Officers report hotel barrooms stay open, while the board resists enforcement and a ban on after hours service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Liquor Squad
Lynn
Epa
Mide
Loring Burrill, Jr
Post
Marshal Wells
Committee On Police
Supreme Court
Themelves
Duel in a Courtroom Ends in Deaths in Texas
In Snyder Springs Van Zandt county a courtroom scuffle escalated as revolvers were drawn. Dickson was killed and his son badly wounded. Chapman and Dean, a witness, later died. The other Dickson sons fled. authorities pursue them as the county braces for more violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Snyder Springs
van Zandt
Dickson
Chapman
Dean
Court orders reinstatement for police captains and wardman
The Court of Common Pleas reverses the Board of Police Commissioners rulings and orders the reinstatement of Police Captain William S aay and Wardman Glennon. The court also overturns Edward Glennon’s dismissal, granting an adjournment for Devery to attend as a witness.
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New York
Court of Common Pleas
Board of Police Commissioners
William S.aay
Glennon
Devery
Edward Glennon
Weather Parries Colorado Kansas Rail Wrecks
The rain has caused heavy damage in Kansas with Rock Island trains to the East from Denver abandoned last night. Washouts disrupt travel across western Kansas and Colorado as floods reportedly blanket the region and halt traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Kansas
Rock Island
Colorado
Goodland
Kan
Pope removes St Louis Archbishop Kenrick. Kain named successor
At the cathedral Mass Vicar General Muehlsiepen read a Rome cablegram announcing that on the 21st ultimo the Holy Father deposed Peter Richard Kenrick from the St. Louis archbishopric for reasons of mental deficiency and elevated John Joseph Kain to the see.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Muehlsiepen
Rome
Holy Father
Peter Richard Kenrick
John Joseph Kain
Sea Moss Farine Price and Nutrition Claims
Product text touts Sea Moss Farine as nutritious and economical with toothlike texture. Mentions packaging and receipts but lacks clear source context or concrete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asc
Summer travel boom boosts rail and steamship business
The Rialto reports a record travel surge as warm weather drives suburban, eastern, southern, and western journeys. Grand Trunk and Cook's Tours note near record ticket receipts since June 1 and a flood of European bookings, with Boston, Massachusetts, and Nova Scotia among top origins and destinations.
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Rialto
Traavel
Colby
Grand Trunk Road
Thorpe
Cook's Tours
New England
Boston
Massachusetts
Montreal
New York
Northern
Great Northern Road
Duluth
Lakes
Nova Scotia
Denver
Post
St. Louis
London
Chicago & Northwestern Road
North-Western Limited
Tommy Wynne
Grand Trunk
Maine
Endeavorers Chorus Rehearsal Set in Boston June 20
The Christian Endeavor chorus of 3000 voices will rehearse publicly at Mechanics' Building in Boston on June 20. Percy S Foster and George C Stebbins will lead with Dr Francis E Clark expected to speak. 10 cent admission to cover expenses. A special committee oversees ticketed seating and chorus section access.
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Christian Endeavorers
Boston
Greater Boston
Christian Endeavor Chorus
Mechanics’ Building
Percy S. Foster
Washington, D. C
Moody Choir
George C
Francis E. Clark
Christian Endeavor Movement
Christian Endeavor
Trustees
The
United Society
George W. Coleman
R. H. Maywood
William Shaw
E. A. Gilman
A. J. Crockett
George K. Somerby
Explosion at Milford Electric Station Injures Workers
An explosion at Milford Electric Light Station on June 3 injured engineer Conant and superintendent Drew, who were flung from the boiler by escaping steam. Fireman Welch aided, but Drew sustained internal injuries with uncertain recovery. plant damage minimal and lights resume tonight.
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Milford
Electric Light
Conant
Drew
William Welch
Michael O Neil injured after drunken arrest in Lynn
Michael O Neil, arrested for drunkenness by Patrolmen Kimball and Murphy, sustained a fracture of his right shoulder after allegedly falling over a fence while fleeing. He was ignored at the station and now threatens to sue the city for neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Michael O'Neil
Kimball
T. F. Murphy
Johnson Sentenced to Twelve More Years in Charlestown
The trial of Josiah L. Johnson in Salem concluded with a guilty verdict for his role in the Merrimac murder of Henry E. Crosby. Johnson and Frank C. Hunt were convicted of breaking and entering Crosby’s dwelling armed with a deadly weapon on Aug 17. Johnson received an additional twelve year sentence in Charlestown.
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Salem
Josiah L. Johnson
Frank C. Hunt
Henry E. Crosby
Merrimac
Jacob Crosby
Gaskill
Johnson
Charlestown
Cardinal Gibbons Meets Pope In Rome
Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore was received by the Pope in Rome today for a long cordial talk on the condition of the church in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Gibbons
Pope
Rome
Cardinal Gibbons of
Baltimore
America
Murder trial opens for Sullivan Foley and Nagle in Burlington case
In Lowell on June 3 the three defendants faced trial for their lives in the Superior Criminal Court for the Durcy S. Foster murder near Burlington and Billerica on Sept 12, 1894. Jurors were impaneled amid a packed courtroom after a morning of voir dire. The case rests largely on circumstantial evidence linking the defendants to the crime with an alibi expected to be raised by the defense.
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Lowell
Patrick Sullivan
Patrick J. Foley
Cornelius Nagle
Superior Criminal Court
Durcy
Foster
Burlington
Billerica
Cushing
Edward J. Sherman
Charles I. Lilley
Sullivan
Foley
Knowlton
Commonwealth
Edward P. Randall
Medford
Alpheus R. Henry
Everett
T. Howard Crosby
Arlington
George C. Grant
Milton Moore
Woburn
William W. Pinder
Walter H. Savage
Watertown
Benjamin M. Blake
William Kennison
Durcy S. Foster
Burlington Road
Henry P. Cox
Charles H. Nichols
Hadley
Floral Emblem Society Plans Fourth of July Celebrations
The Floral Emblem Society met at 8 Boylston street with Mrs. Ellen A. Richardson presiding. Officers were elected and new appointees named. a floral celebration at Winthrop was outlined including a morning play at the yacht club, a banquet, speeches, a possible marine parade, and a grand evening ball.
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The
Floral Emblem Society
Boylston Street
Ellen A. Richardson
Antoinette Godding
Cora Stuart Wheeler
F. R. Kimball
John S. Clark
Kate Co. Phelps
Mary Dana Hicks
Kimball
Ida Farr Miller
Cora Stuart
Elizabeth Orr Williams
Winthrop
Break in Trust Deed Proceedings In Lowell Case
Frank D. Putnam of Lowell, guardian to the plaintiff, testified most of yesterday in Mrs. Taylor's case to break a trust deed held by Frederick Butterick. The deed, created just before the daughter's marriage, aimed to secure life income for her from about 1200000 in assets, with 75000 placed in trust. Judge Holmes reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Putnam
Lowell
Taylor
Butterick
Holmes
Manning Sentenced to Ten Months in House of Correction
After over five years of legal wrangling in the Commonwealth Supreme Court equity session Judge Bishop sentenced William E. Manning to ten months in the House of Correction for a fraud Manning was found guilty of. the case of B Morrill Noyes versus Manning concluded with the verdict and confinement.
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Commonwealth
B. Morrill Noyes
William E. Manning
Equity
Superior Court
Bishop
Manning
House of Correction
Hotel dispute ends in street fight injuring man
Two hotel employees on Huntington Avenue quarreled in the street yesterday. James Warren allegedly threw a stone at Daniel Tates, breaking his leg. Tates was taken to City Hospital. Warren fled and has not been caught.
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Huntington Avenue
James Warren
Daniel Tates
Tates
City Hospital
Warren
Missing schooner Net tie Langdon sails from Jacksonville
The schooner Net tie Langdon Captain Bagley left Jacksonville on April 4 with 225000 feet of lumber and two passengers bound for Perth Amboy. She has not been heard from since, and agents in New York have abandoned hope of her return. The vessel, built in 1874, weighs 283 tons and was owned locally.
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New York
Nettie Langdon
Bagley
Jacksonville
Perth Amboy
Vessels in North Atlantic Trades and Local Harbor Incidents
The report details multiple maritime events including the German steamer Bohemia sailing from Hamburg with 166 steerage passengers on June 1, the long vessel Carrie EB Long reported struck by lightning yet afloat, and several collisions and dock repairs. It mentions wreck signals, searches, new ship trials, dry dock repairs, and notable crew movements and rescues around Boston, Gloucester, and surrounding waters.
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Hamburg
Carrie EB. Long
Philadelphia
Havana
Stanley
Nassau
N. P
Rydal
St. Jago
Knight's Point
Camden
Charles A. Campbell
Robinson
Boston
Campbell
Hutchinson
Salamanca
Humacoa
P. R
Fontabelle
New York
Barbadoes
St. Lucia
Antigua
Howes
Boston Towboat Company
Storm King
Simpson’s Dry Dock
Warren Line
Sagamore
Fenton
Grand Banks
New Orleans
Antwerp
Gravesend
Mona
Provincetown
Longfellow
Lockwood
Narrows
Chetelah
New England Dredging Company
Richard F. Keough
Border Street
East
Lockwood’s
West van Wart
Pequest
Olivette
Hanlon
Charlottetown
Halifax
N. S
Charles Thomson
Margaret Leonard
Southest Harbor
Nova Scotian
United States
Smith
T Wharf
Narcino Musto
John N. Mitchell
Ernest Huntley
Gloucester
A. T. Gifford
Arthur Diggins
Cash’s Bank
W. Parnell O’hara
Diggins
Matinicus
Cash’s
O'Hara
O’hara
Duncan
Megunticook
Mobile
Gallia
Hewitson
Liverpool
Queenstown
Hiram
Benefit for Mrs Harriet C Lewis at Grand Opera House
A benefit concert honoring Mrs Harriet C Lewis the former lead soprano of the Church of the Immaculate Conception and former vocal teacher at the Boston Conservatory will be held at the Grand Opera House on Sunday evening June 9. Managers Mansfield and Magee donated the theatre and ticket exchanges are available at the box office for previously issued reservations.
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Harriet C. Lewis
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Boston Conservatory of Music
Grand Opera House
Mansfield and Magee
Estes Gifts Land for Dormitory and Town Road in Gorham
Dana Estes of Boston donates land for a Gorham State Normal School dormitory and provides a roadway through his property to the campus. The gift aims to aid future development of a noted scenic site in Gorham Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Estes
Gorham School
Gorham
Boston
Gorham State Normal School
Remarkable Trilby Photo Limited Copies Demand Advance Order
Outline sketch from a famous colored photograph by Harper & Bros depicts the original stage Trilby. Supply is limited and readers are urged to order next Sunday’s Post in advance to secure a copy.
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Messrs. Flarper & Bros
Trilby
Women Club House Association forms with stock structure
Yesterday the first regular meeting of incorporators of the Women’s Club House Association was held at the New England Woman’s Club. Over fifty attended, adopting the constitution and by laws, electing Mrs. Estelle M. H. Merrill as president and Miss Florence Everett as secretary, with officers and directors to be chosen at the next session. stock ownership allowed by any person or corporation and representative voting from clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Woman’s Club
Park Street
E. M. H. Merrill
Florence Everett
Cora Benneson
Alice C. Parker
Woman's Club House Association
Board of Directors
Merrill
Ednah Dorr Cheney
Estelle H. Weston
Jennie K. Adams
L. Shannon Davis
O. M. E. Rowe
Estelle M. H. Merrill
Julia Ward Howe
Cora A. Benneson
Nathaniel W. Ladd
Bostonia Club
Marilla Ricker
New Hampshire
Daughters’ Club
Gas Case Continued in Brookline Circuit Court
In the U S Circuit Court Judge Colt adjourned Camille Weidenfeld versus Brookline Gas Light Company as defense counsel seeks to file a demurrer to the equity bill instead of an answer. The case is continued to next Monday for hearings on the demurrer and on a motion to compel the defendant to elect between demurrer or answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Colt
Camille Weidenfeld
Brookline Gas Light Company
Salem attorney clarifies publican candidacy in district
Salem June 3 attorney Henry P. Moulton issues a card denying any candidacy as a publican in the eighth district. The statement specifies no circumstances under which he would run.
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Salem
Henry P. Moulton
Ath
Tariff Act 1894 Goes Into Effect August 28
The Supreme Court decision in United States vs Burr and Hardwyke states the tariff act of 1894 took effect August 28, 1894. It was proclaimed by the State Department as law without the President's signature, not on August 1 as the act originally designated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Burr’& Hardwyke
State Department
Robber Pursues Miss Condon On Webster Street
In Rockland on Wednesday evening an attempted robbery targeted Miss Ane nnie Condon, owner of a Whitman hair dressing room. A man seized her and aimed a pistol at her head demanding money or life, causing her to flee and faint in a nearby house. Police keep details secret seeking leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Anenie Condon
Whitman
Webster Street
Miss Condon
Austrian electoral reform proposes two new groups
Vienna June 3 The reform sub committee presents a plan to add two electoral groups. One group includes about 600 qualified artisans who will elect thirteen Reichsrat members. The new group will comprise all males of voting age paying the lowest tax, estimated at about 000 such voters who will elect four deputies. Workingmen feel disappointed as they hoped divisions would be abolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Reichsrath
Five Inch Hailstorm Strikes Bristol Area
A violent hailstorm hit Bristol this afternoon for about fifteen minutes. Five inch circumference hailstones battered trees and caused damage before dissipating. (Hartford report notes disrupted landscape and shock to observers.)
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Hartford
Conn
Bristol
Tentang
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