Conte leads Boston Italian league drive for naturalization
The Italian Zp worth League of George Washington grew to 60 members as Rev Edward Everett Hale presided over a conference at the Associated Charities building. Mr Conte aims to naturalize immigrants, organize American politics study, and provide affordable clothing while facing new newspaper opposition from bosses.
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Associated Charities
Edard Everett Hale
Faneuil Hall
Conte
Zpworth League of
George Washington
John May Receives Diamond Wind In Farewell At Crawford House
Friends of John May, manager of Crawford House cafe, gathered at his Washington Street home to present a diamond wind as a token of good will. He retires from Crawford to take charge of the dining department at Nantasket House in Nantasket. May’s hotel career is noted and Crawford regulars wish him prosperity in his new post.
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Crawford House
Washington Street
Crawford
Nantasket House
Nantasket
May
Crawford Cafe
Boston Post
Post
Boston boot firm partner injured by saw in Phillips Me
John J. Henry of Boston was severely injured in the hand by a saw at Phillips Maine yesterday. He is the senior partner of John J. Henry & Co. at Summer street conducting a wholesale boot and shoe business. He resides in Brookline. The injury was very severe.
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John J. Henry
Boston
Phillips
John J. Henry & Co
Summer Street
Boots and Sies
Brookline
Sugar Tax Talks and Stock Purchases Tied to Carlisle Testimony
Senate Sugar Trust inquiry details Carlisle and Jones drafting the sugar schedule after Jones’ request. Mills backs a raw sugar duty for revenue. McPherson explains his son’s 300 shares of Sugar stock moved to him then back, with sales in February. Warner declines to name sources while other senators deny Sunday Capitol meetings.
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Carlisle
Dewitt Warner
Sugar Trust
McPherson
Finance Committee
Jones
Mr. Carlisle
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Senator Lodge
Mills
Havemeyer
Congress
Manhattan
New York City
Jersey Central
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Davis
New York
Wall Street
Senator Allen
Allen
Senator McPherson
Warner
Dem
N. Y
Voorhees
West
Capitol Building
Ocean line change sparks coastal vessel backlash report
Merchants and mariners condemn a new geographer line that erases Massachusetts Bay from the ocean, arguing the bay remains a separate body of water. Captains say the shift endangers life and property and contradicts long established nautical definitions.
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Salem
Baltimore
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Tremont
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Peculiar Will Case Shocks Dedham Jury
In Dedham Howard Gill will contest ends with two No verdicts soundness of mind and undue influence. Appellee seeks new trial. contestants file likewise claiming verdict conflicts with evidence. Rare post trial disagreement in years of court history.
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Howard Gill
Supreme Judicial Court
Gill
Bonnemort
Appellee
Attempted Barn Fire Near First Baptist Church
In New Bedford on June 4 an arson attempt targeted Antone L Zoexgler's barn in Mechanics' lane behind the First Baptist Church. A driver found partly burned matches pushed through a hole in the barn wall, and authorities warned a larger fire could have resulted.
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New Bedford
Antone L. Zoexgler
Mechanics’ Lane
First Baptist Church
Platt and Wakeman Rescued After Boat Yacht Accident
South Norwalk witnesses a capsize near Gregorys Point as Harry L. Platt and Miss Bertha Wakeman attempt to board the Marguerite in a row boat. They sank for the third time and were rescued unconscious and seriously ill.
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Norwalk
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Harry L. Platt
Maple Street
Bertha Wakeman
Gregory's Point
Marguerite
Railroad official struck by Boston flyer in Connecticut
Patrick Daly, newly arrived to head four tracking operations for the New York New Haven Hartford railroad in Greenwich, Conn, was struck and killed by the Boston flyer. He was the brother of a Dwight Daly railroad contractor.
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Patrick Daly
California
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston Flyer
Daly
Dwight & Daly
Baker Will Case Continues In Supreme Court
Florence Baker contests her father’s will favoring her brother Fred as several witnesses testified in court and the case was continued to the next day.
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Baker
Florence Baker
Fred
Supreme Court
Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of Father Gallagher Observed
The St Patrick’s School hall on Mt Piesant Avenue hosted a festive afternoon honoring Rev Father Gallagher’s twenty fifth year as Sacred Heart Church pastor. A white robed school crowd, green and silver decorations, and a program featuring twenty five girls presenting deeds from a book titled The Volume Mystic highlighted the jubilee with songs recitations and a Spanish Gypsy dance.
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Lizzie Flynn
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Margaret Coveney
Sadie Muldoon
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Maie Vogel
Mary O’malley
Florence Clarke
Minnie Rowean
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Victoria Johnson
Louise Chisholm
Mamie Lynch
Josie Kiley
Sadie Clarke
Alice Ward
Cecilia Coholan
Mary Murphy
Theresa Riordan
Agnes Conlan
New Bedford Licenses Appointments Set by Mayor
Mayor Brownell names the License Commission for six years Rufus A. Soule chair. four years John W. Bannister. two years Stephen D P Peirce. Soule and Bannister are Republicans and Peirce a Democrat. All are local businessmen with ties to Hathaway Soule Harrington, S A Brownell Co., and a clothier party leader.
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Brownell
Rufus A. Soule
John W. Bannister
Stephen Dpd. Peirce
Hathaway, Soule & M Harrington
Soule
Bannister
S. A. Brownell & Co
D. Peirce
Fire and fraud claims haunt Snyder in South Norwalk
June 4 report alleges Herman Snyder tax collector is $5000 short in accounts and a warrant awaits his recovery from illness. A string of fires hits his dry goods store and two nearby properties within weeks, each loss fully insured.
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South Norwalk
Herman Snyder
Stage Celebrities Complete Set Offered for World Fair Fans
Over 100000 copies sold the complete set of Stage Celebrities from 1 to 14 is now available. Use the Complete Set Coupon on Page 2 to save time and effort. Complete sets including World’s Fair Midway Types and Around the World Portfolios are also obtainable with the coupon.
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Midway
Art Treasures
Ariel Book Company of
Philadelphia
America
Riley Missing On Cephalonia Steamer
Capt Seccombe of the Cephalonia reports passenger Riley has been missing since last evening after sailing from Boston on May 26. It is believed he jumped overboard.
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Liverpool
Seccombe
Cephalonia
Boston
Riley
Union Tow Boat Company Denies Lovell's Grove Barge Disturbance
The Union Tow Boat Company refutes Post Sunday claims of disorder at Lovell's Grove aboard the barge Clif ford during the Starlight Pleasure Club picnic. They state no disturbances were reported to officers and would have led to immediate arrests if true.
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Union Tow Boat Company
Lovell’s Grove
Clifford
Starlight Pleasure Club
Winthrop Resort Faces Change as New Dollar Vendors Arrive
The North Shore town of Winthrop, famed for its quiet Crest and private cottages, faces disruption as a lemonade and cigar shack violates land terms and a Sunday dinner sign appears at a cottage. Abutters may act, while Revere police crack down on bicyclists ignoring by laws, fining three in Chelsea Court and three from Lynn today.
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Winthrop
Revere
Ray
Chelsea Court
Lynn
Successful Lecture by Dorchester Abstinence Society
St. Peter's Total Abstinence Society of Dorchester held a Sunday lecture at Music Hall Dorchester attended by a large audience. Edward M. Sheedy of Natick president of the Natick society delivered the address Columbus as the subject and his eloquence drew enthusiastic applause.
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St. Peter's Total Abstinence Society
Dorchester
Archdiocese of
Boston
Music Hall
Edward M. Sheedy
Natick
Natick Society
Columbus
Forristall Named Chief Inspector in Dorchester District
Charles G. Forristall, longtime foreman at the west yard for about forty years, is appointed chief inspector of the Dorchester district. He will work on ashes and swill at a salary of 1100 dollars per year, a reduction of 300 from his former pay and 700 from his original salary.
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Charles G. Forristall
West Yard
Dorchester
Lizzie Borden Demands Tenants Leave YWCTU Rooms
Lizzie A Borden orders the Young Women's Christian Temperance Union to vacate its rooms in the Borden building at Anawan and South Main streets Fall River after several members snubbed her tenants. The June 4 item notes her intolerance of such conduct and action against the organization.
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Fall River
Lizzie A. Borden
Young Women's Christian Temperance Union
Borden Building
Anawan
South Main Streets
William P White Found Guilty of Milk Extortion
William P White formerly a milk inspector of Lawrence was found guilty yesterday of extorting money from milk beekee UchLeTh. Exceptions were filed by the defendant's counsel and the case will likely be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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William P. White
Lawrence
Uchleth
Supreme Court
Free Medical Services Until Cured for All Diseases
Dr. Dewey the specialist offers examinations and medical attendance at no charge for all applicants before July 1. Offices are at 7 and 8 Hotel Pelham, 74 Boylston Street. Hours are 9 to 1 and 2 to 6. daily hours 10 to 4.
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Dewey
Hotel Pelham
Boylston Street
Ezeta flees Salvador at revolution ends presidency
A Navy Department message from Captain Thomas aboard the Bennington reports President Ezeta has escaped from La Libertad at 5 AM, with his brother General Antonio Ezeta dead weeks earlier. News cites Ezeta’s resignation in favor of Carlos Bonilla and hints at possible counter revolution as Bonilla’s acceptance is disputed. The Bennington remains offshore to safeguard American interests. The New York will return to northern waters after San Francisco’s voyage to Bluefields.
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Thomas
Bennington
Navy Department
Santa Ana
Ezeta
Carlos Bonilla
Bonilla
Manuel Rives
Salvadorian
Nicaragua
New York
San Francisco
Bluefields
Colon
Mosquito Chief Clarence Restored. Navy to Protect Bluefields
Captain Watson reports the San Francisco reached Colon for coal and notes Clarence is back in power in the Mosquito coast. The region remains unstable and an American warship may stay at Bluefields. A British cruiser remains nearby. The full report has been mailed.
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Wateson
Navy Department
San Francisco
Colon
Clarence
Watson
Bluefields
Edward O'Leary Found Not Guilty in Perjury Charge
Edward O Leary was acquitted of perjury linked to Ward 17 cases after the jury was instructed to return a not guilty verdict. The court ruled the material allegations of perjury had not been proven.
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Edward O’leary
Ward 17
Ex-Governor Charles C Van Zandt Dies in Brookline
Former Rhode Island leader Charles Collins Van Zandt died yesterday morning at his brother in law Rev Samuel W Duncan D D home in Brookline. Burial will be in Newport Rhode Island. He born Newport August 10 1830, Dutch descent, Trinity College alumnus, Brown University MA 1867. He was city solicitor in 1855, then in the Legislature, Lieutenant Governor in 1873 and Governor in 1877, served three years and declined renomination. He later retired from public life.
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Charles Collins van Zandt
Rhode Island
Brookline
Samuel W. Duncan
Newport
R. I
van Zandt
Trinity College
Brown University
Paine's Furniture Crowded as Summer Goods Go On Sale
Hundreds of families plan summer comfort as Paine's Furniture attracts crowds with low prices on cottage country house and hotel furniture. A large rattan rocker is shown for only $3.36 illustrating the sale.
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Paine’s Furniture Company
Rising Sun Returns to Vineyard Haven With Captain Ill
Whaling schooner Rising Sun of Provincetown returned to Vineyard Haven after six weeks at Hatteras grounds. Captain Manuel aboard with a spinal cord disease. crew reports him seriously ill but stable.
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Rising Sun
Provincetown
Manuel
Hatteras
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