Autoists Involved In Serious Collision Near Concord
An unknown group in an auto struck John Delory, a Boston lumber firm coachman, on Walden road between Concord and Lincoln. He was thrown, lay unconscious for an hour, and was taken home after regaining consciousness. The horse and runabout vanished. police from about a dozen towns searched without success.
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Concord
John Delory
Benjamin Pope
Curtis & Pope Lumber Company
Boston
Walden
Lincoln
Delory
Oakmore Berths at East Boston From Antwerp Voyage
The Oakmore arrived at East Boston from Antwerp with 2800 tons of general cargo. Captain Murdoch reported fair weather aside from dense fogs from 3 p.m. June 1 to 8 a.m. June 2. A large iceberg 100 feet high and 600 feet long was seen May 27, followed by wreckage including laths spotted east of Boston lightship.
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Antwerp
Johnston Line
Oakmore
Boston & Maine
East
Boston
Murdoch
Disarming at Greene Mines Ends After Two Days
Cananea, June 8. Martial law in the town is in force as Colonel Kosterlisky, Governor Yeabel, and General Torres supervise the disarming of both Americans and Mexicans. The fighting over two days has left an estimated 86 Mexicans and six Americans dead. The American volunteers who crossed the line at Naco with Governor Yeabel returned to Bisbee. No shots have been fired since Saturday afternoon.
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Bisbee
Ars
Torres
Greene
Cananea
Man Robbed of Rig and Cash. Held on Drunkenness Charge
Michael Sullivan of Rutherford Avenue had a horse and buggy stolen with about $92 in his pockets after selling a horse early Saturday. He was later arrested for drunkenness and kept in a cell for nearly 36 hours as authorities recovered the rig and money.
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Michael Sullivan
Rutherford Avenue
Sullivan
Woman fed Roosevelt on stockyard horrors through Sinclair aide
Bila Reeve Bloor, Upton Sinclair’s assistant, supplied key information to President Roosevelt’s commission. She led investigators to saloons, packing houses, and workers homes, securing most witnesses who described filthy stockyards and cannery practices. Eyewitness accounts included spoiled eggs canned and sold, immoral conditions in slaughterhouses, diseased cattle, and tainted meat products.
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New York
Roosevelt
Chicago
Bila Reeve Bloor
Upton Sinclair
Thumber
Yawl Tamerlane Wins Bermuda Race From Gravesend Bay
The yawl Tamerlane, owned by Frank Mater and skippered by Captain Thomas Fleming Day, won the Lipton cup race from Gravesend Bay to Bermuda. Crossed the finish at 3 28 p.m. with no sighting of rival Gauntlet. The 0 mile event carried a $1000 Lipton cup. Lila expected but withdrew. Crew included Mater, Kerr, Sheppard, Cass and Bieling. built 88 feet overall by L Huntington of New Rochelle.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Tamerlane
Frank Mater
Thomas Fleming Day
Gravesend Bay
Brooklyn Yacht’ Club
Gauntlet
George W. Robinson
Thomas Lipton
R. D. Floyd
Captain Day
Mr. Mater
Joseph Kerr
Warren Sheppard
J. A. Cass
Frank Bieling
L. Huntington
New Rochelle
N. Y
Colonel Joseph Parsons III in serious pneumonia at Winthrop Inn
Colonel Joseph B. Parsons III, veteran pension agent aged 76, lay near death at the Colonial Inn in Winthrop as doctors reported his condition unchanged and doubtful for recovery.
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Colonial Inn
Winthrop
Joseph B. Parsons
Criticism of Bath Houses at City Point
City Point drew 80 000 visitors with about 60 entering the surf. Report notes 400 lockers exist but 100 were not fitted. The men’s department lacked lights and bathers competed to navigate the facilities.
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City Point
Duane in Critical State After Appendicitis Operation
Waltham June press reports that Patrick J. Duane a leading lawyer and citizen was stricken with severe appendicitis at his Brown Street home. An ambulance was called and surgeon A Wood performed an operation at the Waltham Hospital within two hours. Grave doubts remain about the operation's success.
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Waltham
Patrick
J.duane
Brown Street
En A. Wood
Waltham Hos- Po
Pope Pius Leads Te Deum for Spanish Sovereign Escape
In Rome the Pope and papal court, Roman aristocracy, 22 cardinals and diplomats attended a Te Deum in the Sistine Chapel to thank God for the escape of the Spanish sovereigns from assassination. The United States was represented by Archbishop Farley of New York.
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Rome
Pope Pius
Papal Court
Diplomatic Corps
Sistine Chapel
United States
Farley
New York
Holyoke Boy Drowned While Bathing
Harry Eaton 17 drowned while swimming in a small pond near Northampton Street Holyoke today. He vanished after plunging in and was not recovered by companions.
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Holyoke
Harry Eaton
Northampton Street
Eaton
Frisch Named President of Council in St Petersbu
St Petersburg June 3 Baron Frisch head of the department of legislation in the Council of the Empire has been appointed president of the council.
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ST. Petersburg
Conductor Karl Muck Chosen for Boston Symphony
Dr Karl Muck selected by Henry L Higginson to lead the Boston Symphony Orchestra after obtaining the Kaiser's approval. Born Darmstadt 1859 he studied at Leipzig and conducted in Zurich Graz and Salzburg becoming a prominent European maestro.
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Karl Muck
Henry L. Higginson
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Muck
Wilhelm
Gericke
Europe
Dr. Muck
Darmstadt
Leipzig Conservatory
Zurich
Salzburg
Brann
Graz
Beachey Narrowly Survives Airship Collapse in Trial
Lincoln Beachey, San Francisco aeronaut, escaped death when the airship’s central framework failed during a trial flight in Cleveland Ohio. The craft fell 60 feet but Beachey remained uninjured aside from a few bruises while the airship was partly wrecked.
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Cleveland, CO
Lincoln Beachey
San Francisco
Brighton Man Missing Over Five Weeks Stuns Family
Mrs. John Roache of 9 Hitchborn street Brighton appeals for help tracing her husband who has been gone more than five weeks with a 12 year old stepson. The family struggles financially with three hungry children as the mother, ill, works for scraps and begs aid from readers of the Boston Post. A description of the missing man is given: a sandy complexion, whiskers, tall, broad shouldered, bow legs, and a tailor by trade.
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John Roache
Hitchborn Street
Brighton
Boston Post
Hoon Negae
Revere Beach Draws 150000 For One Summer Day
A sunny Sunday at Revere Beach attracts about 150000 visitors with all amusements open under special permits. Families drove or rode to the shore as crowds enjoyed rides, salted snacks, and beach activities. Police report one arrest and several lost children safely reunited with parents.
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Revere Beach
Board of Selectmen
Sweet Charity
Herbert W. West
Boulevard
TOLD HOW DAVITT PLANNED LAND LEAGUE
Boston Clan-na-Gael speakers recount Davitt plan to start an open Land League movement in Ireland. Davitt urged patriotism and rights, raising 2000 dollars for the launch, then organized the first branch in Irishtown Mayo before spreading nationwide.
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Pavitt
Land League
Ireland
Clan-na-Gael
Boston
Clanna-Gael
Davitt
Timothy Canty
Mr. Davitt
Terrence Cavanagh
Old Land League
John J. Teevens
P. A. Foley
John Dolan
Peter Duggan
Cornelius Mahoney
Clan-na-Geel
The
Irishtown
County Mayo
Thomas J. Collins
Misapprehension on Fanny Parnell grave dispute notes
A Boston reader argues the grave controversy over Miss Fanny Parnell is based on misapprehension. He recalls being among ten men who received her body, only three living now, and addresses the editor.
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Sir
Fanny Parnell
Boston
Mayo Men's Association Hears Davitt Addresses
The Mayo Men's Association met at 18 Kneeland Street with officers nominated for the year. Delegates from Fermanagh Cork Kerr Clare Waterford Meath Galway Ingo and Roscommon attended as club members prepared to gather at Faneuil Hall to honor Michael Davitt.
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Mayo Men's Association
Mto
Kneeland Street
Michael Davitt
Mr. Davitt
O'Malley
Fermanagh
Cork
Kerr
Clare
Waterford
Meath
Galway
Ingo
Roscommon
Sane
Faneuil Hall
Davitt
Davitt Memory Marked at Gaelo School Session
At Gaelo School on 115 Washington Street the unanimous vote was to hold no session next Thursday evening. Pupils read Davitt and Land Teague era pieces as the flag donated by local ladies, depicting Brendan preaching to the Indians, will be draped in mourning until the next meeting.
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Gaelo School
Washington Street
Davitt
Faneuil
Brendan
Land Teague
Jersey City man shoots muskrat misadventure injuring children
Rocco Gallanardo of Jersey City during a visit to West Orange attempted to shoot a muskrat. He fired buckshot, striking three small children, two of whom were hospitalized at Orange Memorial Hospital.
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Orange
N. J
Rocco
Spanish king faces assassination bid during royal wedding
King Alfonso spoke to American envoy Frederick A Whitridge after a bomb attempt on him and Queen Victoria. Manuel Morales, the chief suspect, died after shooting a guard and then himself in Torrejon de Ardos. The royal party fled to the castle as courtiers witnessed the tense scene and the king blamed himself for bringing the queen to Spain.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Frederick A. Whitridge
Victoria
Spain
Manuel Rales
Queen Victoria
Morales
Torrejon de Ardos
Alcala
Lost Boston Boy Reunited After Italian Parade Wander
Four year old Roy wandered from home during an Italian parade, crying on Water and Sterymarch streets. A Post reporter found him at six, frightened and asking for his mother, before police and a passerby helped him to station 2 and then to his brother. The boy’s family, Alexander Comisky of Washington Street, Cambridge, identified him.
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Water and
Sterymarch
Vementia
Post
Roy
Station 2
Alexander Comisky
Washington Steet
Cambridge
Boston
Youth Tricks in Restaurant Lead to Theft Claim
A man from Chelsea res t is accused after a noon meal of hiring a stranger to file a rig while Cobb from East Eagle st waits. The con man received $7 for the job and later attempted to pocket $75 hidden on Cobb’s person, while Fraser stood outside.
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Chelsea
Cobb
East Eagleston
Fraser
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Joseph Parsons III
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Frisch
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Greater
Mt. Auburn
Thomas F. D. Dorchester
Mayo Men’s Association
Aba Eeei
Fiest
Layne Ainin
COR
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