Boston’s Sacred Relics and Historic Sights A Heritage
A tribute to Boston landmarks from Faneuil Hall to Old Granary and Copps Hill recounts Dorchester Heights Bunker Hill and the Old State House. It names Christ Church King's Chapel Beacon light and the Continental and its Gold Bond suits echoing civic pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Heights
Bunker Hill
Old South
Christ Church
Revere
King’s Chapel
Old State House
State Street
Central
Copp’s Hill
Washington and
Boylston Streets
Boylston Hall
Continental
Missing Sinclair Ties Bedstead Case to Chelsea Theft
In Municipal Court Judge Adams put over the cases against men charged with receiving beds stolen from George Drysdale of Chelsea, set for June 14 as the grand jury acts. Defendants include Cohen, Sedersky, Brown, Smith, and Finkel with bonds ranging from 500 to 3000, while Wax brothers failed to appear. The hearing centers on Daniel Sinclair a missing witness linked to the thefts and the broader jewel theft charges against Sinclair, Overy and Benawar.
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Adams
George Drysdale
Chelsea
Max Cohen
H. Sedersky
Lyman Brown
Lewis Smith
Wol¢y Finkel
Blanchard
Max Wax
Henry Wax
Mr. Reilly
Wax
Drysdale
Sinclair
Overy
Benawar
Secretary Long Delivers Naval Academy Diplomas
Secretary of the Navy John D. Long arrived in Annapolis to deliver diplomas to forty seven Naval Academy graduates. He is accompanied by his wife and daughter and Surgeon Rexey. A seventeen gun salute marked the steamer’s arrival and a second salute followed a drill. Long witnessed battalion drill and an athletic tournament in the gym, praising the performance as the class of 97 graduates were honored. Governor Lowndes Adjutant General Wilmer and others attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
John D. Long
Naval Academy
Rexey
Washington
Severn
Long
Wilkes
Board of Visitors
Lowndes
Wilmer
Mrs Hills Injured by Runaway Horses on Portland Street
Mrs Matilda Hills an elderly resident of Stoneham was struck by the lead horse of a pair of runaway horses on Portland Street near Chardon Street while walking from Union Station. Bystanders helped her to a doorway where she recovered from the shock.
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Matilda Hills
Stoneham
Portland Street
Wealth of Flowers at Andrews Funeral in Unitarian Church
Funeral for Charles H. Andrews at Second Unitarian Church Copley Square conducted by Rev. E A Horton with Herbert Johnson Quartet music. Large turnout from Suffolk Club Ancient and Honorable Artillery Boston Herald and many prominent attendees listed. Pallbearers and ushers named along with representatives from the Herald.
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Charles H. Andrews
E. A. Horton
Second Unitarian
Copley Square
Herbert Johnson
Suffolk Club
Mr. Andrews
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Boston Herald
Benjamin S. Stevens
H. T. Rockwell
E. B. Haskell
Elmer P. Howe
William A. Russell
F. A. Dewson
John M. Clarke
Charles 8. Dennison
George Fred Richmond
Frank C. Brownell
Jacob C. Morse
Justin S. Keeler
Henry Whitmore
John J. McNamara
The
Herald
John H. Holmes
Hyde
E. H. Woods
Fred E. Whiting
Walter H. Woods
Horace G. Rockwell
Charles H. Taylor
Eugene Tompkins
Linn Boyd Porter
H. S. Kempton
A. T. Waite
J. J. McNally
Oscar Hosmer
Godfrey Morse
Samuel Miles
William F. Donovan
Francis Tiffany
Weir
New York
F. Krause
8. Lowe
John Oxton
Ralph Crocker
John T. Huddleston
E. R. Byron
Thomas Kirwin
J. G. Blake
Fred §S. Bacon
William B. Smart
Sylvester Baxter
George F. Richmond
Boston Press Club
Labouchere Escapes Whipping Attempt in London
Editor Henry Labouchere of Truth and MP for Northampton was approached by a young man who tried to strike him with a horsewhip. The assailant, son of Rev George Brooks the alleged prolific beggar letter writer, intended to kill but withdrew after Labouchere calmed him.
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London
Henry Labouchere
Truth
Northampton
House of Commons
George Brooks
Brooks
Bank of England
William Waldorf Astor
Labouchere
Von Luetzow Sentenced in Defrauding Case
In Eerlin Baron Von Luetzow is convicted of defrauding the imperial army service fund and forging a receipt. A six month sentence was requested in addition to his prior terms, but the court gave two months in prison and retained his Civil rights due to his alleged service with the secret political police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eerlin
Baron von Luetzow
Herr von Tausch
Imperial Army Service Fund
von Luetzow
Baron Marschall von Bieberstein
Gordon Associates Hold Social at Gordon Hall West Roxbury
The Gordon Associates hosted a large turnout at Gordon Hall in West Roxbury last night. Mr. Hanrahan led the event with assistance from C. J. Hennessey and a corps of eight.
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Gordon Associates
Gordon Hall
West Roxbury
Mr. Hanrahan
C. J. Hennessey
Wellesley Holds Its Mardi Gras Style Tree Day Parade
Wellesley marked Tree Day with a colorful procession led by Edna Patterson and Ruth Goodwin as the Mikado and Empress under a red canopy. Sophomores dressed as final exams in rainbow colors. freshmen appeared as wild animals and fairies. seniors in white gowns performed at Longfellow Pond and on campus stages.
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Wellesley
College Hall
Edna V. Patterson
Ruth G. Goodwin
Mabel Young
Nellie Brown
Ethelwyn
Grennell
Rachel
Hoge
Martha Griswold
Mary Hall
Corinne G. Abercrombie
Porte-Cochere
Mary Williams Dewson
Mary B. Haskell
Margaret Young Henry
Floyd Smith
Agnes L. Bacon
H. Grace Ball
Rebekah G. Blanchard
Amy F. Boutelle
Edith Dudley
Louise Hutcheson
Norumbega Cottage
Funeral for Fireman Thomas A. Duffy Held at Sacred Heart
The funeral for Thomas A. Duffy of West Roxbury's Engine 4 starts at his late home at 8 this morning. Associates from Engine 4 and Ladder 15 contributed a cross of standing roses. Services follow at Sacred Heart Church at 8:30 with interment in Fall River.
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Thomas A. Duffy
Engine 4
West Roxbury
Engine Company
Ladder 15
Church of the Sacred Heart
Fall River
Great sale of bankrupt stock at R. T. Almy & Co Assignee
Sherman L. Whipple, assignee for R. T. Almy & Co., announces a Saturday clearance of the entire stock. Hundreds of high grade suits and overcoats priced well below former figures, with men’s and boys’ clothing offered at deep discounts. 590 Washington St. corner Hayward Pl.
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America
Strouse & Bros
Sawyer
Slater
Sherman L. Whipple
R. T. Almy & Co
Washington St
Cor
Hayward
Treasury agents probe Walhalla Hall strike over wool duties
Two men including Inspector Samuel N. Marks visited Walhalla Hall to investigate the New York tailors strike. They came from Secretary Gage’s Treasury Department to gather information for a possible new wool import duty schedule. Leader Schoenfeld met them but would not comment. They attended East Side meetings and checked United Hebrew Charities offices.
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New York
Samuel N. Marks
Walhalla Hall
Gage
Treasury Department
Washington
Schoenfeld
East Side
United Hebrew Charities
the Treasury
Labor trouble at Apsley Rubber Company Hudson
State Board of Arbitration visited Hudson to hear the Apsley Rubber Company side and met with employee representatives. If workers return they must sign to work at the offered wages. employees then voted not to return at those prices. The plant employs about 150 workers and is a key town industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Mass
State Board of Arbitration
Apsley Rubber Company
L. D. Apsley
Apsley Company
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Plymouth
Massachusetts
Faneuil
King's Chapel
Soston
Leone
Gale
Sawyer Mills
Paris
the Continental Clothing House
Secretary Long
Mrs. Hills
Cor. Hanover
Portland Streste
the Commons
Gordon Associates Dance
Globe and Riverside Mills
Jim
Spitz Bros, & More
Summer Street
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