Boston Officers Locate New Hampshire Man in 40 Minutes
Harry Green, 37, of Plaistow New Hampshire, arrested by Boston Division 5 after a fight at Plaistow Town Hall and Union Hotel left Joh B Huntress near death. Green allegedly struck Huntress with a cuspidor following a dispute over two girls. He was traced to a South End hotel within forty minutes.
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Harry Green
Plaistow
N. H
Division
Green
Joh B. Huntress
Huntress
Union Hotel
Ryan
Haverhill Police
Pro Irish League meeting disrupted by police raid
Two hundred police were sent to Newmarket to quell a forbidden United Irish League gathering. While officers slept, James Christopher Flynn MP for North Cork and E Crean MP for Ossory slipped in and burned the proclamation banning the meeting. The crowd cheered as the police arrived and the meeting dispersed.
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Newmarket
Irc
United Irish League
James Christopher Flynn
North Cork
E. Crean
Ossory
Queen's County
Bishop Healy to mark silver anniversary in Maine
On Pentecost Bishop James Augustin Healy of the Maine diocese will celebrate the silver jubilee of his consecration. In the cathedral today he received a purse of $2600 from Portland parishioners during pontifical vespers, PD E Meaher delivering the presentation and the bishop replying with emotion.
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Portland
James Augustin Healy
Maine
Healy
PD. E. Meaher
Protestant Audience Attends First Catholic Lecture in Neponset
The Rev. A. P. Doyle delivered the first in a series of talks at St. Ann's Church Neponset titled Why I Am a Catholic in the Nineteenth Century. Protestant pastors and parishioners filled the house as Doyle argued for Catholic unity and immutability of church doctrine. He answered questions via a box and announced lectures would continue nightly with a musical service.
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St. Ann’s Church
Neponset
A. P. Doyle
New York
Church of God
A&r
South Africa
Doyle
Titus to Go as Everett Deacons Say Not Asked
The First Baptist Church of Everett read a deacons statement denying Titus was asked to resign amid rumors. A deacon later confirmed he was asked to sever ties, and Titus plans to leave as soon as possible with parishioners expressing support.
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Everett Baptist
George B. Titus
First Baptist Church
Everett
Titus
Oston
Dudley P. Bailey
Astor
Eorge Bitus
Post
Ttus
Richardson Found After Two Month Disappearance
Charles A. Richardson of Worcester Massachusetts, missing for nearly two months, has returned to New York and is staying at the Hoffman House. He was located in Hamilton Ontario and is reported to be suffering from nervous prostration.
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New York
Charles A. Richardson
Worcester
Mass
Hoffman House
Hamilton
Ont
Oregon Election Day in Oregon Tomorrow
The Oregon campaign closed, voters go to the polls tomorrow to elect a Supreme Court justice a state dairy and food commissioner two Congressmen and legislators. Democratic leader R S Sheridan says voters oppose the administration on Porto Rico trusts and imperialism while voters will also decide on a constitutional amendment granting women's suffrage.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Supreme Court
George W. McBride
United States Senate
R. S. Sheridan
Democratic State Committee
Three Electrical Fires Sweep City After Storm
A storm caused three small fires in Boston. Lightning struck a two story dwelling at 13 Leeds street owned by Frank Wilson, injuring occupants James Colling and Thomas Gorman. A second blaze at 14 Langdon terrace touched off by a lightning strike damaged the roof, costing $26. Aired by fire boat and Chemical 2, an electric light pole fire threatened the ridge, causing $150 damage to the bridge as wires reportedly crossed. Sergeant Graham, on Castile Island, suffered a severe shock while aiding the fire crew.
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Leeds Street
Frank Wilson
James Colling
Thomas Gorman
Langdon Terrace
Thomas Keough
James Gallagher
Department
Italian Barbers Celebrate First Anniversary Gathering
The Italian Barbers' Association marked its first anniversary with a banquet at Twill Hall on Salem Street. About 300 attendees attended including members guests and ladies friends. President P. gave speeches to celebrate the occasion.
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Italian Barbers’ Association
Twill Hall
Salem Street
International Union Officers Meet With Local Guests
James J. Calabro presides as international vice-president attends a gathering with Martin McHure of Union No. 182 and Joseph Caggiano a New York correspondent. Association officers include President P. Calabro and several others: vice-president G. Bagnulor and secretaries R. D. Guarente C. De Bimone G. Mianfre.
Theatrical Gossip on Players and Tours for Next Season
The column reports Rebecca Warren to play Mercedes in Monte Cristo at the Boston Theatre next September. It notes The Pride of Jennico continues at the Criterion in New York, Hackett’s plans, Gillette’s London visit, and Sherlock Holmes tour. Henry Jewett discusses The Choir Invisible at Park Theatre Oct 1, with Liebler & Co. lineup to be announced.
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Monte Cristo
James O'Neill
Boston
Mercedes
Rebecca Warren
Jennico
Criterion Theatre
New York
Mr. Hackett
England
William Gillette
London
Sherlock Holmes
Henry Jewett
Park Theatre
Dame Fortune
W.A. Brady
Grace George
Jere Cohan
Four Cohans
California
Orpheum
Marion Manola
Fritz
Tremont Theatre
Carleycroft
J. H. Gilmour
the Tremont
Belgium Honors Sousa for Band Concerts
The Academy of Arts, Science and Literature of Hainaut in Belgium awarded Sousa a grand diploma of honor and the cross of artistic merit first class for the band concerts. Sousa's manager, Mr. Hinton, received a similar decoration.
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Paris
Sousa
Belgium
The
Academy of Arts, Science and Literature of
Hainaut
Ploma
Hinton
Neighborhood shops favor 8 o'clock closing move
A report shows shops in the neighborhood favored the 8 o'clock closing movement. John Dangelo is president, P. Carsta is treasurer, and J. H. Dangelo is secretary.
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John Dangelo
P. Carsta
J. H. Dangelo
Gaelic School Session Explores Irish Language Utility
The Gaelic School at 1151 Washington Street held a general meeting after classes with Superintendent P. J. O'Daly presenting a paper on The Irish Language in America Its Utility and Necessity. He argued Irish enriched English since the fifth century and that understanding Gaelic aids grasp of English etymology.
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Washington Street
P. J. O'Daly
America
Ann
The White Squadron at Castle Square Tonight
Maude Odell returns to the Castle Square stock company in The White Squadron tonight. La fayette stays another week at Keith's by popular request. Jay Hunt benefits at Bowdoin Square and Rip Van Winkle with Hunt in the title role. Grand Theatre hosts benefits all week. Beyond the Rockies testimonial for Thomas and Watson with vaudeville. The Belle of New York continues at the Columbia as warm weather lingers. Scotch acts extend at Austin Stone's. New features promised at Charles River Park. Norumbega Park busy with entertainments. Racing thrills at Combination Park. Crescent Garden and the Point of Pines soon at Revere Beach.
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Maude Odell
Castle Square Stock Company
Lafayette
Keith's
Jay Hunt
Bowdoin Square
Rip van Winkie
Mr. Hunt
Grand Theatre
Toiay Thomas
Watson
Rockies
Columbia
New York
Austin & Stone's
Charles River Park
Norumbega Park
Combination Park
Crescent Garden
Point of Pines
Revere Beach
Philo Celtic Society Meets at Pierpont School
The Philo Celtic Society held a Sunday meeting at 724 Washington Street with Mesers Ferriter, Drinan, Egan, and Miss Kate Fitzgerald in charge. James Drinan presided as vice president and announced the Feds-Ceoll event set for June 14 in Deacon Hall.
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Reer
Robinson
Harvard College
Hart
Pierpont
Pierpont School
Corner Oak
Hudson Streets
Central Labor Union Debates Boycott Actions and Labor Day Parade
The Central Labor Union spent most of yesterday's meeting discussing boycotts sought by the Bartenders and Cigar Makers unions. Committees were appointed, and plans for the Boston area Labor Day parade were discussed. Irene M. Ashby urged organizing working women and independent political action. A five member committee was named to greet Ruskin Hall delegates Bowerman and Sexton. The Grocery and Provision Clerks Union reported progress toward Wednesday afternoon store closures, with 400 pro-pliers agreeing to close. Committees will continue their work.
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Eaterday
Central Labor Union
Boston
Vicinity
Messrs. Bowerman and
Sexton
Ruskin Hall
Irene M. Ashby
Workers’ Union
Independent Labor Party of England
Co. L. U
Borive
Improved Fitchburg Parlor and Sleeping Car Service
With the summer time change June 4 the Fitchburg railroad inaugurates new parlor and sleeping car service. Rouge parlor cars run between Ecsaton and Burlington Vermont leaving Boston at 8 a m and arriving Burlington at 4 0 p m. Through parlor car runs Boston to Binghamton New York leaving Boston at 9 30 a m and arriving Binghamton 8 50 a m. Through sleeping car runs Boston to Chicago leaving Boston at 1 p m arriving Chicago 3 3 p m and to St Louis leaving Boston at 6 40 p m arriving St Louis 7 16 a m.
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Fitchburg Railroad
Ecsaton
Burlington, Vt
Boston
Burlington
Binghamton
N. Y
Bosto
Chicago
St. Louis
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