Aid for the Sufferers in Bread Land Gathered in Paris Meeting
A Paris meeting at the American Legation led by Amory Phillip noted contributions from numerous firms and individuals in New England. Donations totaled varied sums including ten, five, and twenty five dollars with partners such as Allen Speare & Sons and Rice & Holway listed among contributors. A spectator report mentions a final transfer to Peabody & Co. as treasurers for the Johnstown relief fund.
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Amory Phillip
Si Els Bros. Cas
Cc. C. Thornton
L. E. Pierce
Allen Speare & Sons
Hilton Bros
Allen, Bradley & Co
R. A. Newell
Seccomb, Kehew
E. Shumway & Co
Brown, de Loria & Leonard & Ellis
Vacuum Oil Co
D. ‘Batchelder
A. S. Mesury
Orin Douglas
H. B. Coburn & Co
Rice & Holway
Adams & Harrington
G. W. Fiske & Co
W.A. Wood & Co
Bass Utley & Boynton
Johnstown
Zincee, Peabody & Co
Cambridge Benefit Concert For Johnstown Sufferers
A meeting in Institute Hall East Cambridge voted to hold a grand benefit concert next Sunday evening the proceeds to aid Johnstown sufferers. Mayor Gilmore presided with Alderman Corcoran George Close Joseph Kelley and Rev S E Breen speaking. A public meeting in Union Hall Cambridgeport this evening will raise further funds with expectations of addresses by notable figures including T W Higginson William E Russell J M W Hall C W Eliot A P Peabody and E W Hincks.
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Boston
Pennsylvania
Aciiv
Stetson
Henry E. Dixey
B. N. Keith
Hart
Bijou
Johnstown
Fall River Line
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Old Colony
Cove Street
Adams Express Company
Massachusetts Grand Council
Royal Arcanum
Massachusetts
Tremont Temple
Hartson
Yon
American Boot and Shos Reporting Company
Anson
Penn
Kidder, Peabody & Co
West
Oliver FE. Dunbar
Sinclair
Micah Dyer, Jr
Navy
F. I
Oliver A. Stevens
Knight
Boston Lodge
Baby Genevieve
George H. Leonard
D. B. Flint
LB. Jenkins
Charles Larned
Siell
H. B. Skelton
C. Thomas
Carpenter, Woodward & Morton
Mary Quincy
Mrs. S. W
Neman
A. Shuman
Jos
W. Woods
Albert I. Croll
D. Dunbar
F. W. Prescott
C. Hunt & Co
Denny, Rice &Co. Ul
R. D. Goodwin
Co. Stearns & Richard Leeds
R. H. White & Co
Peabody |Cas
H.W
Torrey
Capen Bright & Office
Peabody&Co
J. H. Wall
Howe & French
Calvania
Pennsylva Pollard
W. H. Ward
National Heeling Low Co
T. L. O’brien
T .Gilinan Austin
Bertie Gardner
Robert Hearne
Id. A. Dresser
J. W. Roa
Guy J Jonah H. White
Hayward
W. H. Barnes
Samriel Watts
Peirce & Couce & Manning
Aspinwall & Cod
MAN
Hewins & Hollis
Willara & Quinsee Ee Eee
Faeuenee
Ey Agert Wharf Fish Ones An. A Ae
Association
W. Re
Humanitas
Viehhaeu- Gop Cca Rcsvee
Mary Hemen
D. Eldredge
H. W.C
Cc C. Gilbert
Tek. Drown
S.H.W
Haffenreffer &Co
Mrs. Ioston Forge Co
J . Phil
Brackett
Fare G Works
Jamaica Plain
C.F. Hatch
W. H. Cowing
Vis
Cowing
W. J. Staples
G. Cc. Cowin
Hatch & Woodt T. Dana
K. C. Clark
T. B. Wil
Olier Ditson Co
J. C. Rogers
Frost Dear
Ellery H. Clark
G. W. Clark
Ruth Williams
Maria A. Revere
R. B. Williams
G. _ Goodwin &L
H. Williams
K. S. Frost & Co
Fred'& Davis
Central
F. I. Amory
Church
Ja- Cong
Maica Plain
A Char- J. A. Lasig
H. W. Pickering
Alnis Tileston & Holsteedingsworth
E Ag Faxon
Tewksbury
Whitney
Eee
Williams ‘& Co
T. D. A . Eerereee Hitney & Co
N .S. Bartlett
G.G Hall
E. Bartlett
Georgiana O. Webber
Lowell
R. M. Jones
J. V. Kettell
A. Jackson. Blunder Fund
R. H. Stearns & B
Barker. . Co.’s
H.C. Thacher
Wee
Philli
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Burnham
John Stowell
J. A. Glidden
Charles Frye
J. . Sears
H. W
Eliza
W. F. Stahl
Beth B. Edes
J. RK. Edmands
L.M. P
O. Norcross
Stone & Co
Aihan Sone - Sonani
Fenno
Morse & Smith
Baker
Rise C, Frye % Co
Sons
Ae Schultz
J. R. el
Tower
Y Ayres & Co
A. of. Whitcomb
Institute Hall
East Cambridge
Gilmore
Alderman Corcoran
George Close
Joseph Kelley
S. E. Breen
Union Hall
Cambridgeport
T. W. Higginson
William E. Russell
J. M. W. Hall
C. W. Eliot
A. P. Peabody
E. W. Hincks
C. W. Kingsley
James T. O’ Reilly
C. A. Decourcey
W. E. Gibbs
W. E. Walcott
George S. Merrill
W. F. Sherman
S. Knox
Mack
Beaver
SaLem
Lowett
Palmer
Veteran Firemen’s Association
Portrland
Portland
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Davis
Brip Gerort
Conn
William B. Hincks
Johnstown Relief Fund
Governor Beaver
Drexel & Co
Philadelphia
Police Association
Worcester
City Hall
Winslow
Conemaugh
Marblehead
Board of Selectmen
Abbott Hall
Fay River
Manufacturers’ Board of Trade
Conemaugh Valley
Newport
R. I
Baptist Sunday School Convention
Baptist
Providence
Pitrspurg
McCreery
Chamber of Commerce Relief Committee
United States
Brockton
Citizens
Aldermanic Chamber
Americans in Paris Aid Johnstown Sufferers
A large American meeting at the American legation in Paris gathered by Minister Reid expressed sympathy for Johnstown disaster victims. Resolutions passed unanimously and about 40 000 francs were raised on the spot with plans for further subscriptions at bankers. The Buffalo Bar pledged all receipts from an entertainment, and Paris city authorities donated 5000 francs. Queenstown passengers on the City of New York heard the disaster news and were moved to tears.
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Paris
Reid
Johnstown
Buffalo
Queenstown
City of
New York
Sea Bread Sent to Flood Sufferers by Navy Yard
Secretary Tracy telegraphed the Boston Navy Yard commandant to ship all sea bread to Pittsburg arsenal for flood victims and a similar message went to the Newark commandant.
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Wasu Hine
Tracy
Boston Navy Yard
Arsenal
Pittsburg
Penn
Newark
Girl Employees of the Pacific Mills Help Johnstown Relief
A Lawrence meeting reports $300 raised by Lower Pacific Mills workers mostly girls earning about $1 daily. Other cities add funds and clothing, with totals growing as civic groups urge support for Johnstown flood victims.
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Pacific Mills
Lawrence
Relief efforts pour into Johnstown disaster
In the June reports the nation mobilizes aid for Johnstown with ships heading for Pennsylvanian sufferers. Banks and businesses pledge funds and Red Cross and Christian Commission call for subscriptions. Local groups in Brookline seek volunteers to gather clothing and bedding for shipment.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Curcaco
Red Cross Society
United Statest Christian Commission
Clara Barton
Johnstown
Wattnamm
Sprcran
Fisher
Counceil Chamber
Brookline
Mary E. Caper
C. H. Stearns
Joshua Crane
Dentists in Convention Massachusetts Society Meets at Huntington Hall
About a hundred dentists gathered in Huntington Hall yesterday for the Massachusetts Dental Society semi annual meeting. Delegates from other states and Canadian provinces attended the afternoon session as members discussed health in dentistry and the need for anatomical knowledge in practice.
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Huntington Hall
Institute of Technology
Massachusetts Dental Society
Board of Censors
G. A. Gerry
D.D.S
Searle
Springfield
Rideout
Lynn
J. King Knight
G. Stevens
John D. Codman
Gerry
Massachusetts
Lovejoy
Montreal
Beacock
Toronto
Magee
St. John
N. B
B. H. Teague
Aiken
J. M. Crouse
Chicago
S. H. Guilford
Philadelphia
Charles KE. Luce
Henry P.bowditch
Harvard Medical School
W. X. Sudduth
the Brunswick
Cronin Murder Probe Presses on in Chicago
Police announce a key suspect crew and an expressman who hauled goods from 117 Clark Street to the Carlson cottage. The man is said to resemble Simons who bought furniture and Williams who rented the cottage. Inquest heard Cronin felt his life was in danger due to Alexander Sullivan's machinations.
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CuicaGco
Dr. Cronin
Expressman
Clark Street
Carlson
Chicago
Simons
Revell & Co
Williams
Hope
Cronin
Alexander Sullivan
Maurice Morris
Clan-na-Gael
Recorder of Police
Michael Boland
Kansas City
Murderer Tascott in China reported by Chronicle
The San Francisco Chronicle says William B. Tascott, who killed Amos J. Snell in Chicago, is now in Canton China. The tip comes via Mrs. Gantz, former wife of Myron W. Gantz, who aided Tascott’s escape and says he traveled through St. Paul to Portland Oregon, then to British Columbia and a Canadian Pacific ship to China.
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Tascott
China
San Francisco
The
Chronicle
William B.tascott
Amos J. Snell
Chicago
Canton
Canadian Banks Lose This Time In Montreal Case
L H Mineau the Reeve of Louisville Maskinonge county has vanished. He acted as banker and insurance agent for the district and forged names of prominent men. La Banque du Peuple reports a loss near 18000 with an officer in New York sought to persuade Mineau to return. Mineau, about 60, had a previously spotless character. banks listed include Bank of Nova Scotia about 13000 Ville Mare Bank 3000 and Banque Nationale 7000.
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Montreal
L. H. Mineau
Louisville
Maskinonge County
la Banque du Peuple
la Anque du Peuple
New York
Mineau
Bank of Nova Scotia
Ville Mare Bank
Banque Nationale
Depot Robbers in Montana Kill Agent and Are Killed
In Silver City Montana last night Burrell the operator was killed and the Montana Central agent wounded by robbers. The gang fled toward Marysville after failing to grab over $200 in bullion. A posse of forty from Helena engaged the robbers who refused to surrender and both attackers were killed. The robbers are unknown and possibly foreigners.
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Silver
Mont
Burrell
Silver City
Helena
Montana Central
Marysville
Its Prosperous Growth and Influence at Tuskegee Exhibition
The Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute in Alabama, now in its eighth year, held its annual exercises celebrating 425 students this year and a 22 member graduating class. The school reports 640 acres, 14 buildings, and an annual $8000 appropriation funded by donations. personal estate valued at $100,000. It showcases farm, shop, printing, sewing, and classroom exhibits highlighting the school’s industries and four year normal curriculum. Excursion trains and a large Southern audience attended the event.
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Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Tuskegee
Ala
B. T. Washington
Wheelwright
Destructive Storms Hit Lynn and Winthrop with Hail and Lightning
A severe storm swept through Winthrop and neighboring Lynn shortly after noon yesterday. Yachts at Great Head Yacht Club suffered major damage as boats broke loose and capsized. In Lynn houses, chimneys and windows were damaged, workers were stunned, and crops on Washington Avenue were flattened amid a heavy hail and rain deluge.
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Great Head Yacht Club
Mermaid
Edward Foss
Modoc
D. W. Belcher
Theora
Bryden
Swallow
Arthur Blackman
G. W.F Jewksbury
Washington Avenue
Bartlett Avenue
Lynn
Fayette Street
B. H. Lewis
Union Street
Frank Holbrook
Amos Holbrook
Waltham
James McAvoy
Bolton Street
Oak Street
Moody Street
Labor Matters at Shoemakers Convention and Relatedmeetings
The third day of the international shoemakers convention heard union leaders urge funding from the assistance fund to support striking members. The Lasters and Boot and Shoe Makers unions agreed to collaboration. Samuel Gompers spoke as H J Skeffington and Thomas Phillips were elected officers. The event adjourned to June in teen N Y. Separately, the National Trade Assembly 216 K of L held its third day in Ellis Hall and formed a building trades council with several committees.
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International Shoemakers’ Convention
Richmond
Pittsfield
N. W
Whitman
Lasters’ Union
Boot and Shoe Makers’ Union
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Law
H. J. Skeffington
Boston
Thomas Phillips
Philadelphia
Anc Sipanteers
Federation of Labor
Teen N. Y
National Trade Assembly
K. of L
Boot and
Ellis’ Hall
Committee On Law
Committee On Finance
John McGarr
St. Louis
Agletter
Wells Memorial
Amalgamated Building Trades Council
Quaker Victory in Rain Havoc at Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Quakers beat the Boston Red Caps in eleven innings amid heavy rain and puddled ground. Casey and Clements led the Phillies while Brown Brouthers Nash and Richardson starred for Boston. Mulvey's two base hit clinched the deciding run in the eleventh.
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Quakers
Casey
Clements
Philadelphia Battery
Phillies
Wood
Hallman
Fogarty
Mulvey
Irwin
Farrar
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Dickie Johnston
Ganzel
Ardie Richardson
Hardie
Billy Nash
Brouthers
Kelly
Epean Mike
Brown
Johnston
Dickie
Madden
Quinn
Thompson
Richardson
Boston
Nash
Philadelphias
EL KR
E. Wood
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Bro
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Wilden
R Richardson
Routhers
Weeden
Washington
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George
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Mack
Ebright
Williams Defeats Dartmouth In One-Sided Baseball Battle
Williams defeated Dartmouth 6 to 3 in Hanover New Hampshire as Williams rallied in the fifth and sixth innings to take the lead and hold Dartmouth scoreless the rest of the game. Clark excelled in catching and throwing to second while Woodcock and Gault stood out for Dartmouth. The teams meet again here tomorrow.
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Dartmouth
Hanover
N. H
Clark
Woodcock
Gault
Obituary Notes Edward Crane and H W Lord
Edward Crane a prominent railway figure linked to the Pacific Bank troubles died in New York at 72 He worked with New York Central Western Boston and Maine Norfolk County and others He influenced the Marginal Street Union Freight line and New York and New England franchises H W Lord aged 27 East Boston Free Press proprietor died at Massachusetts General Hospital after inflammatory rheumatism A funeral is planned for Lord with Rev G M Bodge officiating
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Edward Crane
New York
Pacific Bank
New York City
New York Central
Western
Boston & Maine
Norfolk County
Boston, Hartford & Erie
Welcome Bd. Farnum
Union Freight Railroad
New York & New England Railroad
Ir. H. W. Lord
East Boston
Free Press
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mr. Lord
Portland
Church of Our Father
Hunnewell Place
G. M. Bodge
Lora
Social events as Boston hotels host regional groups
The Fifth Regiment Veteran Association met at the Revere House with Colonel W T Grammar in the chair and planned a June 27 reunion in Woburn. Executives of the New England Undertakers Association met in the Quincy House to arrange the September annual meeting. Numerous attendees from Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Canada checked into Tremont, Thorndike, Revere and other hotels for conventions including the Massachusetts Dental and Shoe Fraternities and Boston Druggists Association, with many named individuals registered at various hostelrys.
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Fifth Regiment Veteran Association
Revere House
W. T. Grammar
Woburn
New England Undertakers’ Association
Quincy House
James P. Cleary
Boston
F. W. Dickinson
Springfield
Massachusetts Shoe Fraternity
Boston Druggists’ Association
Brunswick
Massachusetts Dental Association
J. Bond Little
A. H. Wood
Mrs. Ludland
I. Gardner Morey
New York
Charles F. Butler
Buffalo
George K. Wells
St. Albans
Owen Ferguson
Detroit
W. Walker
Truro
N. S
Charles A. Stone
Florida
H. F. Lufkin
Be. Paul
E. Wells
Greenfield
E. Goetzingle
Pittsurg
United States
J.T. Reed
Dr. Paepoke
Gillerggen
Germany
J. M. Wilson
Riverton
F. H. Morton
Chicopee
H. M. Lymburner
Edward T. Ripley
Plymouth
Albert L. Halsey
Schenectady
N. Y
Joseph Blaschek
J. B. Patten
Jeffersonville
Ind
C. F. Rogers
Lansins
Mich
George A. Smith
Philadelphia
W. Carr
Bowdoinham
D. W. Danforth
Concord, N. H
C. O. Greene
Troy, N. Y
Yale class tennis finals conclude in campus tournament
Yale class tennis tournaments finish with results Kent over Reed 6 2 set wins Parker over Avery 6 2 6 1 Huntington over Huntington 8 6 6 3 Sherwood and seemer contest details noted. Finalists move to university tournament to challenge Hurd, last year’s champion.
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New Haven
Conn
Kent
Reed
Bie A Seem
Sherwood
R Huntington
J. C. F. Huntington
Parker
Avery
Those Jolly Fishermen Patrol Honorary Cane Gifted Ex Captain Ayres
Police station captains held a semi annual fishing trip down the bay. Captains Gaskins and Bragdon led the catch with Bragdon claiming the most fish while Gaskins snagged the largest. The group returned at six and presented ex Captain Ayres with an ebony cane in a cordial ceremony led by Captain Hemenway.
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Gaskins
Bragdon
Gas
Mystic Park Races Postponed By Heavy Rain
Eastern Circuit events at Mystic Park were postponed yesterday due to heavy rainfall. If weather clears, races are set to begin this afternoon at 2 o clock.
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Mystic Park
Weather Forecast for Maine and New England
The forecast from June 5 to 8 p m calls for light rain and cooler temperatures in Maine with west to southwest winds. Elsewhere in New England and eastern New York expect fair skies, cooler conditions, with northwesterly winds.
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Washington
Maine
New England
New York
Why Are Women Weak and Can They Be Stronger
Article argues women are strong and endure long rides, then claims weakness comes from neglecting health laws. It promotes pure whiskey as a health aid, praising Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as safe, impurity free, and recommended by physicians and prominent figures.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Duffy’s
America
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