In Carney's Wards the Great Work of Carney Hospital
A Boston Post visit to Carney Hospital reveals a vast humanitarian effort by Sisters in blue gowns tending patients across wards. The piece highlights compassionate care amid pain with scenes of Katie Wallace, a hip disease patient, and a sick consumptive mother recalling her children while workers maintain immaculate beds, linen, and instruments under slow, steady healing.
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Carney Hospital
Post
Ferguson
Katie Wallace
Katie
Phares
Fire destroys building on Aubin street in Amesbury
Early today a building on Aubin street owned by T. Dorsey was burned down. Losses total about 2000 with 800 insured. The first floor housed a revision store run by Joseph Raymond, who lived above with his wife and barely escaped suffocation. Raymond's loss is 1500 with 200 insurance.
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AmesBury
Aubin Street
T. Dorsey
Dorsey
Joseph Raymond
Raymond
Pastor P B Davis Declines Longer Service At Congregational Church
Hype Park June 5 The Rev P B Davis pastor of the Congregational church reads a second letter declining to serve longer as pastor even with an assistant. Ill health is the stated cause.
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Hype Park
P. B. Davis
Congregational Church
Port Jervis Clergy Denounce Lynching in Quiet Reverberations
In Port Jervis New York on June 5 clergy from multiple churches denounced the lynching of Bob Lewis as murder and a stain on civilization. Reverends Hudnut and Venema urged accountability for those who aided or remained silent, while Coroner Harding prepared for a 2 PM inquest with police and a few law-minded citizens as witnesses.
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Port Jervis
N. Y
Bob” Lewis
H. Hudnut
Presbyterian Church
Anne Venema
Reformed Church
Harding
Giant Forepaughs Circus Sets Up In Boston After Parade
Fifty five colorfully painted cars drawn up on Commonwealth flats in South Boston yesterday carry horses elephants and other circus equipment for Adam Forepaughs gigantic show opening this afternoon on the Pompeian grounds Huntington avenue. Crews transfer the mammoth spectacle to South End grounds forming a village of tents with main pavilion manege elephant herd and workshops. The street parade will leave Pompeian grounds at 8 30 am travelling via Huntington avenue Boylston Charles Cambridge Bowdoin Court Hanover Washington Devonshire Summer Lincoln Beach Harrison Dover Roxbury Pynchon Tremont West Chester Park and back to Huntington avenue Pompeian grounds.
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Commonwealth Flats
Boston
Adam Forepaugh
Pompeiian
Huntington Avenue
South End
Arstingstal
Pompeiian Grounds
Boylston Street
Charles Street
Cambridge Street
Bowdoin Square
Court Street
The Prohibition Party's Name Change Debate
The Voice reports growing sentiment for changing party names with proposed options for members to be known as Reformers Unionists Nationals Columbians Liberals Protectionists Federalists and Whigs. The list includes National Reform Union National Party and Columbian as alternatives reflecting current reformist talk.
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The
Voice
Prohibition Party
National Reform Party
Union Reform Party
National Union Party
National Party
Whig Party
Columbian Party
National Liberal Party
Home Protection Party
Federal Party
Maritime Arrivals List From Various Ports in Early June
A compiled record shows ships arriving at Boston Liverpool New York Glasgow Havre and other ports in early June. Vessels include Nyassa Ozama Pavonia Queensmore Augusta Victoria Marsala Dovre Simon Dumois Europa Resolute Austrian Roman Colum bian Runic La Touraine among others with origins from Bar acoa Gibara Hamburg Boston and New York.
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Boston
Nyassa
Carthaena
Ozama
Hayti
Pavonia
Liverpool
Baltimore
Queensmore
New York
Augusta Victoria
Marsala
Hamburg
Dovre
Baracoa
Simon Dumois
Gibara
Europa
Resolute
Glasgow
Austrian
Roman
Columbian
Runic
Havre
la Touraine
Excursion Rates On The Fitchburg Railroad
Fitchburg railroad offers cheap excursion tickets during June July August and September to Niagara Falls Saratoga Montreal and many other popular destinations. A new pamphlet lists rates hotels and boarding houses and gives full visiting instructions.
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Fitchburg Railroad
Niagara Falls
Saratoga
Montreal
The
Road
Swan boats thrill Boston's poor children in Post gift
The Post funded swan boat rides in the Public Garden for about three to four thousand children from varied backgrounds. King's Daughters provided 200 tickets. crowds surged as kids clamored for rides under Mr. Lanagan and Doogue's supervision. Maggie Murphy led Johnny to enjoy the outing, highlighting philanthropy's reach in the North End.
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Johnny
Maggie
Post
Boylston Street
Maginnis
Mr. Doogue
Destruction by Fire and Flood Cleared Through Oil Region
Oil refineries and factories suffered massive losses as flames spread via the river and flooding. The Western New York & Pennsylvania depot and several refineries were damaged, with insurance likely covering many stores. A dam burst near Spartansburg unleashed a inland sea, sweeping through the city while fires raged and relief began.
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International Oil Works
Hiram Blow
Rice & Robinson
Titusville
Western, New York & Pennsylvania Railroad
Casperson
Jack Cullen
Crescent Oil Works
John Schwartz & Co
New York & Pennsylvania
Dunkirk & Alleghany
T. GC
Radiator Company
Cyclops Steel Works
Acme Extract Company
Queen City Tannery
Herald
Oil Creek
Thompson & Elddred
Spartansburg
Puritania Opera at Tremont Promises Salem Witch Tale
The Pauline Hall Opera Company presents Puritania or the Earl and the Maid of Salem at Tremont Theater with Elizabeth Burgess accused of witchcraft, the Witch Finder General, and a plot that ends in betrothal and royal pardon amid comic maritime and London scenes.
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Salem
Mass
Charles II
England
Elizabeth Burgess
Earl
the Maid of
Tremont Theatre
Pauline Hall Opera Company
Elizabeth
Abigail
Salem Harbor
Pauline Hall
Vivian George Trevelyan
Earl of
Vivian
Witch Finder
Tangaree
Whitehall Palace
London
Killsin Burgess
Tillsin
Killsin
Pavonia Arrives with 27 Saloon Passengers
Cunard steamer Pavonia under Captain Alexander McKay reached from Liverpool yesterday morning carrying 27 saloon passengers, 62 in second cabin, and 716 steerage. The saloon list includes Mrs. B. F. Brown, Miss Clerk, Miss Galpin, Mrs. G. H. Gordon, Mrs. Tudor Hart, Miss Hart, Miss Edith Hart, John B. Hartwell, G. W. Heard, Miss Fanny Heard, Theodore Jones, Miss B. Jones, H. S. Laurence, Miss S. J. Ledger, O. F. Lewis, Thomas S. Lyon, Mrs. Matheson, Mrs. Mary E. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. John Robbie, S. P. Stratton, Miss A. F. Taylor, Miss H. Ulman, Miss M. A. Ulman, Miss K. P. Valentine, Mrs. S. M. Weston.
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Cunard
Pavonia
Alexander McKay
Liverpool
B. F. Brown
Clerk
Galpin
G. H. Gordon
Tudor Hart
Miss Hart
Edith Hart
John B. Hartwell
G. W. Heard
Fanny Heard
Theodore Jones
B. Jones
H. S. Laurence
H. S. Laurence, Miss 8. J. Ledger
O. F. Lewis
Thomass. Lyon
Matheson
Mary E. Moore
John Robbie
P. Stratton
A. F. Taylor
H. Ulman
M. A. Ulman
K. P. Valentine
S. M. Weston
Old State House Transport Hub Under Mr L H Palmer
No 3 Old State House in Boston is a popular transportation hub run by Mr L H Palmer. Tickets for Shore Line express trains and the Colonial express between Boston and Washington are available here.
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Old State House
L. H. Palmer
Boston
Shore Line
Washington
Flood Devastates Meadville Business District
Meadville Pennsylvania reports the worst flood in history with mid day rains swelling streams. Mill overflow and evening storms destroyed numerous buildings, totaling about 150000 in losses including 50000 on city streets, bridges washed away, roads impassable, and rail damage on the New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio line. No casualties reported in the city.
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Meadville
Penn
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio Railway
Floods Wash Away Bridges Near Warren Penn
A cloudburst Saturday afternoon between Corry and Irvington near the head waters of the Broken Straw turned streams into rivers. Railroad bridges at Pittsfield and Youngsville were swept away and the central pier of the bavine used by several rail lines including Dun kirk Allegheny Valley and others was washed out. All road traffic was abandoned.
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Warren
Penn
Corry
Irvington
Pittsfield
Youngsville
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburg
New York & Pennsylvania
Philadelphia & Erie
The Test of Human Faith
London on June 5 reports Dr. Parker at City Temple asserting that a person cannot be both a politician and a gentleman without straining human faith, remarking the idea is the severest test.
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London
Parker
City Temple
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