Endeavor Outings Planned for Christian Endeavor Convention
Berkeley Temple hosts a planning rally for 50 000 visitors in July with excursions from Boston points of interest. Trips include Plymouth Rock Salem Lexington Concord Portland Old Orchard Beach and White Mountains with special rail rates. Ira D Sankey to attend the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Berkeley Temple
Boston
Boston Harbor
Plymouth Rock
Salem
Lexington and Concord
Portland
Old Orchard Beach
Williston Church
White Mountains
Williamstown
American Board of Foreign Missions
Berkshire Hills
United Society
Ira D. Sankey
Moody
Campbell Case Reveals Main's Turbulent Conscience
In the Dr. Henry F. Campbell embezzlement trial Agnes E. Wright testifies about an interview with Mr. Main after he signed the agreement enabling Campbell to invest estate funds in Lookout Mountain property. She describes his night visions of a miser and his deceased father while arguing over the agreement. A continuance was granted until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Campbell
Agnes E. Wright
Main
Dr. Campbell
Lookout Mountain
Cowan
Washington Politics In Quiet Post For Secretary Of State
June 5 The President has yet to announce a candidate for Secretary of State delaying out of respect for the late Secretary Gresham. Judge Moran of Chicago emerges as a potential Attorney General choice. C B Morton of Maine loses Navy Department auditor post and will be replaced. letters critical of Cleveland are cited as the cause.
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Washington
Gresham
Judge Moran
Chicago
C. B. Morton
Maine
Navy Department
Treasury
Morton
Cleveland
End of Potter Case Ends Indictment Prosecution
The indictment against ex President Asa P. Potter of Maverick Bank for false certification of checks is not pressed. The United States will not further prosecute this indictment, signed by George D. Robinson and Sherman Hoar. Only old indictments remain in U S Circuit and District Courts.
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Asa P. Potter
Maverick Bank
United States District Court
George D. Robinson
Sherman Hoar
United States
United States Circuit
United States District Courts
Turkish Tables Add Last Finishing Touch to Rooms
The article extols low Turkish tables as essential for artful rooms and urges buyers to favor genuine imported pieces kept in prominent rooms. It notes dwindling supply and rising prices, identifying Paine Furniture Company on Canal Street as offering former low prices for these items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine Furniture Company
Canal Street
General Martin enforces clubbing ban on city police
General Martin as Police Board chair ordered patrolmen to avoid brutal acts and warned officers that violations would cost their jobs. He cited cases involving Officer Jordan and No 502 and said persistent abuse would end, promising swift action if the trend continued. He affirmed firm stance even against his own brother if violent.
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Martin
Jordan
Forten Common
Latally
Post
Ambrose J. Lambert
Electric railroad tests quicken speed hopes along Pennsylvania line
The Mt Holly branch of the Pennsylvania road ran a test with Westinghouse motor gear reaching 35 mph and experts expect 60 mph next trial. Philadelphia to Mt Holly covers 40 miles and a mile a minute schedule may come when active. Other items note Vermont Massachusetts railway directors reelectments and travels of executives with New England and Southern lines.
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New England
Middle States
Mt. Holly
Westinghouse Company
Philadelphia
Rialto
Vermont & Massachusetts
Pathfinder Office
Charles E. Crocker
Fitchburg
George F. Fay
Charles E. Ware
Mr. Fay
W. A. Dolan
Chicago & Great Western Road
Billy
New York
Odell
John G. Moore
New England Road
St Louis Sails On Maiden Southampton Trip
The St Louis American liner sailed at 11 a m for Southampton amid one of the loudest sendoffs ever seen in New York Harbor. Families and passengers waited while interior fittings were completed and bookings remained, with quarters released only on sailing day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Southampton
Eng
Milford engine house committee organized led by A A Jenkins
The Milford building committee for the new engine house has organized with A A Jenkins as chairman and James Baxter as secretary. Construction will start immediately. Mrs John Martin of Summer Street is paralyzed and seriously ill. The Cigarmakers Union elected officers led by John A Cook as president and Michael Daly as vice president with a full slate of secretaries treasurers trustees and auditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Jappel
J. K. Kelley
Simon P. Hickey
William Saunders
John Handmore
Harvey James
Daniel Burns
John Brayson
William Potts
Worcester man first arrested on new steamer St. Louis
Henry Schurman of Worcester was arrested on the new steamer St. Louis before its maiden trip. He faces a charge of robbing Leonard Hicks, a Worcester horse dealer, of 275 dollars while Hicks slept in a Worcester camp. Several checks were found in Schurman’s pockets but were not used. He was en route to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Schurman
Worcester
St. Louis
Leonard Hicks
Schurman
Germany
Daughter of Tom Early Buried in Boston
Emma Elizabeth Early daughter of Tom Early of Lagrange street was buried at Mt Calvary yesterday. A requiem mass at St James Church drew nearly every sporting man of prominence in Boston. The American Wringer Company listed with address 13 and 15 Broadway extension as manufacturers of wringers mangles and related items.
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Emma Elizabeth Early
Tom Early
Lagrange Street
Mt. Calvary
St. James's Church
Boston
The
American Wringer Company
Broadway
City
Lovane
Andrew Francis Whelton
Delle Avenue
Roxbury
Mission Church
Foley
Annie T. Foley
Holland
East Cambridge
Julia
Timothy and
Ellen Holland
Young
South Boston
Archibald J. Young
Rohrbacher
Somerville
William ¥. Rohrbacher
Bixby
Theodore H. Bixby
Ford
James L. Ford
Dennis
James
Ellen Dennis
Logue
Charlestown
Alice
Mary
Edward Logue
M’wheney
East Boston
Fir
John
Mary McWeeney
Idjan Street
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Senate session ends with thanks to clerk and officers
The closing remarks praise the General Court for its work this session and acknowledge the clerk Henry D. Coolidge, Sergeant-at-Arms Adams and assistants, and Senate custodian Captain Remington. A ring and a couch are presented in gratitude along with formal resolutions of thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Court
Coolidge
Quinn
Suffolk
Henry D. Coolidge
Senate
Miller
Worcester
Atwood
Plymouth
Adams
Reed
Mock Session Ends Lively As Hayes Leads Fun at 1895 Assembly
The 1895 Massachusetts legislature wrapped its day with a playful mock session. Hayes of Lowell led humor while Joshua Holden of Boston served as sergeant at arms. Cambridge’s Shea recited Dan’s Ride and a Joy Street Orchestra performed as OGrady Was in Line drew cheers.
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Commonwealth
Mr. Hayes
Lowell
Joshua Holden
Boston
Hayes
Shea
Cambridge
Shaidan
Mr. Murphy
O'Grady
Mock Session Delights House With Politicians’ Pranks
The scene featured Willard of Boston performing two songs delighting the House and galleries while Irwin of Northampton Bliss of West Springfield Gallivan of Boston Tolman of Isisfield joined in playful antics in the Speaker’s area. The atmosphere was hot but the mock session was enjoyable and successful.
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Willard
Boston
Irwin
Northampton
Bliss
West Springfield
Gallivan
Tolman
Iisfield
Hutchinson Woodward Cantons In Boston Parks Probe
No action from Senator Hutchinson Palis after being asked to submit evidence for a Boston city parks investigation. He consulted friends, then remained silent while the Senate committee awaited further word. President Butler and colleagues have heard nothing more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hutchinson
Boston
Butler
Suffolk
Summer Junket Appoints National Park Dedication Committee
The Speaker appointed members of the committee to attend the dedication of the national military park at Chickamauga and Chattanooga and the committee on military affairs. Names include Marriner Springfield, Spring Boston, Roe Worcester, Irwin Northampton, Ferson Fitchburg, Wentworth Weymouth, Foss Cottage City, Hib bard Boston, Duddy Somerville, Shea Cambridge, Gauss Salem, Creed Boston, Slade Fall River, Rice Sutton, O'Connor Lowell, Allen Lynn, Howe Marlboro, Mitchell Boston, Sleeper Winthrop, Penniman Brockton, Band Waltham, Sisson New Marlboro. House military affairs members: Barnes Chelsea, Richardson Haverhill, Fowle Woburn, Knox Worcester, Sargeant Lawrence, Parker Winchendon, Kingman East Bridgewater, Wadden Marblehead. Senate committee: Cray Norfolk, Frothingham, Gage, Galloupe Essex, Neill Bristol, Blodgett Worcester-Hampshire, Whitcomb Hampden, Corbett McMorrow Suffolk.
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Chickamauga
Chattanooga
Messrs
Marriner
Springfield
Spring
Boston
Roe
Worcester
Irwin
Northampton
Ferson
Fitchburg
Wentworth
Weymouth
Foss
Cottage City
Hibbard
Duddy
Somerville
Shea
Cambridge
Gauss
Salem
Creed
Slade
Fall River
Rice
Sutton
O'Connor
Lowell
Allen
Lynn
Howe
Marlboro
Mitchell
Sleeper
Winthrop
Penniman
Brockton
Band
Waltham
Sisson
New Marlboro
House
Barnes
Chelsea
Richardson
Haverhill
Fowle
Woburn
Knox
Sargeant
Lawrence
Parker
Winchendon
Kingman
East Bridgewater
Wadden
Marblehead
Cray
Norfolk
Frothingham
Gage
Galloupe
Essex
Neill
Bristol
Blodgett
Worcester-Hampshire
Whitcomb
Hampden
Corbett
McMorrow
Suffolk
Three Resignations Accepted in State Legislature
The resignation of Hon. Edwin B. Harvey from the second Worcester district was tendered near session end and accepted. Phelps of North Adams and Flint of Weymouth also submitted resignations as House members, and these were accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin B. Harvey
Worcester
Messrs. Phelps
North Adams
Flint
Weymouth
Safe burglary arrests after Charlestown prison linked man
Jeremiah Brown, an ex inmate, was captured near Newton's place on Blackstone Street within a day of the burglary at Mr Berry's safe. He admitted possessing part of the stolen money but refused to name accomplices. McManus and Farren were released. police suspect two partners aided Brown and the crime scene showed outside surveillance. Brown appeared in Municipal Court awaiting trial.
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McManus
Farren
Brown
Mr. Berry
Jeremiah Brown
Charlestown
Tryder
Glidden
Newton’s Place
Blackstone Street
Berry
Staniford Street
Entrance exams set for Latin schools on June 15
Entrance examinations for the Boys' and Girls' Latin Schools are scheduled for 9 a m on Saturday June 15. Boys applicants will test at Warren avenue schoolhouse and Girls applicants at the Girls High School building. Prior requirements align with grammar school entry standards. A separate notice calls for proposals by June 15 for a 20 000 square foot land parcel to house a new Roslindale primary school west of the Dedham branch railroad, to be submitted to William T Eaton at the school committee building on Mason street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Avenue
Roslindale
William T. Eaton
School Committee
Mason Street
Judge Denies Injunction in Subway Work Case
Judge Knowlton of the Supreme Court yesterday morning denied the petition to stop subway work. He stated no difficulty in his decision and found the defendants had not exceeded their authority, declining to interfere on constitutional questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
Supreme Court
Murder Trials Highlight Photographs In Foster Case
In Lowell on June 6 the defense wins an objection about government photos but the judge overrules it leading to anticipated appeals. Photographers admitted some pictures were incorrect while maps and routes tied to Foley Nagle and Sullivan were validated. Autopsy details and wagon evidence frame the circumstantial case as Mrs Foley and her husband testify amid courtroom calm.
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Lowell
Foster
Mr. Hamilton
Lake
Loupret
Hamilton
Foley
Nagle
Sullivan
Edward Fountain
Woburn
Main Street
Knowlton
Frank H. Kendall
C. E
Kelley
Somerville
P. Sullivan
West Newton
Burlington
Billerica
Brewer case evidence ends as judge to charge jury
Evidence closed in Salem Brewer case with Judge Gaskell to instruct jurors in the morning. Miss Brewer admitted under cross examination that the third shot aimed to injure Lattimer during a struggle, contradicting her attorney's claim of unintentional shots.
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Salem
Brewer
Gaskell
Miss Brewer
Gideon Lattimer
James H. Sisk
Sisk
Miss
Lattimer
Young Ahern
Moody
Daley Found Sane in Lynn Assault Case
In Salem Superior Criminal Court Timothy R. Daley of Lynn was adjudged sane and ordered committed to Danvers Asylum after being charged with assault with a pistol on John Hughes.
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Salem
Superior Criminal Court
Timothy R. Daley
Lynn
John Hughes
Danvers Asylum
Massachusetts Dental Society Opens Its Thirty First Meeting
The thirty first annual Massachusetts Dental Society session began at Harvard Dental School with business and councillors meetings, a banquet in the evening, and invited speakers including Lieutenant Governor Wolcott and Dr James Cravens. Scheduled speakers for today include Drs Maxfield Davenport Werner Ainsworth Libby Belyea Milliken Hitchcock Andrews Shepard Ull.
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Massachusetts Dental Society
Harvard Dental School
Wolcott
James de Normandie
James E. Cravens
Indianapolis
de Normandie
Cravens
George A. Maxfield
Holyoke
J. E. Cravens
J. N. Davenport
Northampton
G. W. Werner
Boston
G. C. Ainsworth
H. FE. Libby
F. S. Belyea
Brookline
W. H. Milliken
E. B. Hitchcock
Newton
R. R. Andrews
Cambridge
D. M
L. D. Shepard
A. C.ull
Naval officers entertained abroad in Southampton luncheon
The officers of the American and Italian war ships anchored in this harbor were entertained at luncheon by the Mayor of Southampton today. Admiral Kirkwood, in replying to a toast, told a humorous account of his recent Mediterranean adventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Admiral Kirkwood
Mediterranean
New Pastor Installed at Allston Congregational Church
The Rev. John O. Haarvig, formerly of the First Church in Lynn, was installed as pastor in Allston Congregational Church last evening before a large congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allston
Bishop Harkins Raises $6100 for St. Vincent’s Orphan Home
In Fall River on June 5 Bishop Harkins led a two hour drive that raised 6100 dollars toward the St. Vincent’s Orphan Home debt. A Clover Club meeting of prominent Catholics saw twenty men subscribe the amount in minutes ahead of the June 23 dedication.
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Fall River
Mass
Harkins
St. Vincent's Orphan Home
Clover Club
Free silver coinage ballot proposed in Boston paper
The Post asks New England readers for views on free silver. A ballot is printed for readers to cut out, mark their vote, and mail it. Balloting begins Saturday and will be updated daily.
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Boston
New England
Post
the Post
Rugult
Sunday Post
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad Picks Directors
The Vermont and Massachusetts railroad stockholders met yesterday afternoon and elected directors Francis Goodhue Edward L. Davis Alvah Crocker Charles A. Welch George F. Richardson Charles E. Ware Charles T. Crocker to fill the vacancy from the death of George F. Fay. The board elected Charles E. Ware president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Vermont & Massachusetts Railroad
Francis Goodhue
Edward L. Davis
Alvah Crocker
Charles A. Welch
Goore F. Richardson
Charles E. Ware
Charles T. Crocker
George F. Fay
Tepirectors
Two sailors rescued off Cape Rosier by Monolan crew
The steamer Monolan bound for Liverpool from Montreal reports picking up two crew members from the American fishing schooner Howard Holbrook. The men drifted in a small boat while tending trawls and were recovered eighteen miles off Cape Rosier on May 26.
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London
Monolan
Montreal
Nantasket hotel basement now pool and billiard room
The Hotel Nantasket basement, once housing the cafe and hotel bar, has been converted into a pool and billiard room. Manager and proprietor is Robert T. Carey of Roxbury, formerly of Young's Hotel.
Harvard Crew Practice Amid Thames Fog on River
On the Thames at New London Harvard rowers trained through forenoon and afternoon despite mist. The steam yacht Thyra, bought by James A. Stillman, arrived and will be available to Harvard crews until the 28th when not in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Thames
Harvard
Thyra
James A. Stillman
Barnum Seeley
Young Silman
Harvard Clew
Rescue of crew sparks honors for sea hero and ships
President Cleveland sent a gold watch and chain to Captain F E B Jenkins of the Francisco for bravery rescuing the crew of the George A McFadden. Chief Officer Holdsworth receives a gold medal with silver medals for seven volunteers. The Francisco landed the rescued crew in New York after sighting the schooner on Feb 10. Other notes include icebergs sighted near 48.05N 60.20W, ships Henry Failing and C C Chapman arriving from Philadelphia, and the new steamer O E Lewis preparing for service June 10. THE LANDSMAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Julian Pauncefote
Washington, D. C
F. EB. Jenkins
Wilson Line
Francisco
Hull
Eng
New York
George A. McFadden
Norfolk
Holdsworth
Henry Failing
C. C. Chapman
Philadelphia
Triton
Chapman
Portsmouth
N. H
Joseph L. Colby
Baltimore
Leyland Line
Georgian
McConkey
Liverpool
Booth
Ann Jenkins
Furness
Captain Hopkins
Ethelred
Jamaica
Arthur Ormsby
Daniel Nichols
Payson Tucker
Oakes
Seville
North Chelsea
Crawtender Enwright
O. E. Lewis
Boston & Winthrop Steamboat Company
Essex
Winthrop
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Tom
Hood
MR. Young
Joy Street Symphony Orchestra
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Colonel Young
Tommy
Ward 8 Statesman
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Albert L. Bartlett
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Vermont
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Boston Post
Nantasket
J. J. Lewis
W. Cedar St
Howes
M. D
Commonwealth Age
H. ©. Williams
Beacon St
George F. Washburn
Washburn Credit House
Mabel Mattson
Adams St
Samuel C. Hill
Hyde Park
Miss Belle Nichols
Chandler St
Adison R. Pike
Claremont
W. H. Montgomery
Washington St
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Alfred D. Forster
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