Community Happenings and Accidents in Revere Beachmont
In Revere Beachmont's Parker Hall Beachmont Orchestra led a church supper sale raising funds for St Paul’s Church treasury. Epworth League entertained at First Methodist Episcopal Church with ice cream and strawberry music by Boston artists. Ye olde folks held a large concert at Revere Baptist meeting house led by J H Ripley. Caledonian Society seeks Oak Island Grove picnic. Selectmen deny last year's license. A double runaway at Winthrop Highlands ends with a damaged buggy and a hurt owner.
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Ladies of the Church Workers’ Association
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Parker Hall
Beachmont
Beachmont Orchestra
F. W. Knapp
Epworth League
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Helen Shay
Fred Hands
Boston
Cr. Kirby
Irvine Webster
Miss Johnson
J. F. Langton
Merton ‘ Williams
I. W. Williams
J. Hartley
S. Brannon
A. W. Ells
J. E. Waterhouse
J. H. Ripley
Grove
Winthrop Highlands
Winthrop Avenue
Crescent Avenue
Highlands
George Marston
Point Shirley
Dr Seward Webb’s Shelburne Farms Coaching Trek
Dr Seward Webb plans a 318 mile coaching trip from New York City to Shelburne Farms Vermont in under four days. The route traces the Hudson to Troy then through the Green Mountains to Rutland and Champlain’s shores near Burlington. Shelburne Farms features a palatial residence, estate gardens and a lakefront with ships and fishing on Champlain. The entourage includes Ellesmere dining car and stable cars, with rail as an auxiliary to a fin de siecle coaching spectacle.
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Seward Webb
New York City
Shelburne Farms
Shelburne
Dr. Webb
Hudson
Troy
Green Mountain
Rutland
Champlain
Burlington
Central Vermont
Merry England
New England
Ellesmere
Illustrations of Greater Cambridge lecture on riverfront plan
A large audience is expected at Union Hall Cambridge for Mr Hudson's illustrated talk on proposed improvements and adornments for the city. Local leaders who invited him have organized the event to showcase benefits from redeeming the Charles River shores and turning the basin into a premier water park. Mayor Bancroft will preside and deliver the introductory address.
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Union Hall
Cambridge
Mr. Hudson
Charles River
Bancroft
Park Appropriation and Street Funds Tied by City Board
Boston Aldermen approved a $1,000,000 park loan and a second $1,000,000 for street construction. The mayor urged park police expansion with a $5,000 transfer from reserves. Aldermen Lomasney and Bryant opposed the park act but voted for the street plan amid wardroom lease for Brighton Post and other park projects.
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Board of Aldermen
Board of Survey
Lomasney
Boston
State House
City of
North End
Bryant
Committee On Streets and Sewers
Yeas
Park Department
Marine Park
Everett Square
Dorchester
Boylston Street
Back Bay Fens
Brookline Avenue
Ward 25
Brighton Post
Summer Health Advice and Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey
The article promotes light nourishing foods and cleanliness to stay healthy in heat. It discourages unripe or wholesome foods, warns against icy drinks, and recommends Duffy's Pure Malt as the only safe medicinal whiskey for hot weather to prevent colds and summer ailments.
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Duffy
Normal School Bill Signed Amid Cape Cod District Joy
The normal school bill is signed and funds are posted from North Adams, Fitchburg, Lowell, and Cape Cod. Within fifteen minutes of signing A C Houghton of North Adams deposited 25 000 with the state treasurer. Houghton, North Adams print works president and Williams College trustee, was a Massachusetts delegate to the last Democratic convention.
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Cape Cod
North Adams
Lowell
Fitchburg
A. C. Houghton
Houghton
Williams College
Massachusetts
Union Pacific Plan Stirs Reform Committee Work
A H H Boissevain leads Dutch bondholders in a proposed reorganization of Union Pacific and auxiliary lines to settle US government debt with 100-year bonds at 2 percent and 5 percent renewals. Proposals include new mortgage bonds, 5 percent preferred stock, and common stock, funded by stockholder assessments and new securities. The Meigs bill battles and Senate actions on liquor sales and rail initiatives follow in the same legislative session.
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A. H. H. Boissevain
Union Pacific Railway Company
Europe
Congress
Calvin S. Brice
Louis Fitzgerald
Greenville M. Dodge
A. A. H. Boissevain
H. L. Higginson
Samuel Carr
J. Pierpont Morgan
Boissevain
United States
Union Pacific
Denver & Gulf
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
John Quinn, Jr
Boston
Meigs
Quinn
Simpson
Worcester
Finance
Committee On Finance
House
Senate
Rambler Tug Blown Up in New Haven Blast
The steam tug Rambler of the Empire and New England Transportation Co. was blown to pieces this morning in New Haven. Cook Frederick Weller was killed and several others injured as low steam pressure contributed to the disaster. Loss estimated at $3000.
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New Haven
Conn
Rambler
Empire & New England Transportation Company
Frederick Weller
Cook
My Clothier Sets Pace Among Boston Clothing Shops
The Massachusetts Clothing Company known as My Clothier at 9 Hanover Street corner of Portland is highlighted for up-to-date bargains and reliable service. It offers a money back guarantee if purchases are unsatisfactory, reflecting its upright dealings and top quality goods.
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Massachusetts Clothing Company
My Clothier
Hanover Street
Portland
Gamblers Arrested In Bohemian and Recreation Clubs
Twenty four gamblers arrested yesterday morning paid $10 each in court in the afternoon. James Mumford alias Mungovan was held in $500 for keeping a gaming nuisance at 17 Avery street.
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Bohemian and Recreation Clubs
James Mumford
Mungovan
Avery Street
Land Sale Heads to Weeklong Auction in Boston Area
Auctioneers prepared for a seven day sale beginning June 12 on the Revere Beach Orient Heights property in Boston. The Boston Land Company guarantees no private sales before auction and promises equal opportunity for all lots. Improvements along the coast, new transit stations, and boulevard maps enhance the estate’s appeal to visitors and buyers.
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Boston Land Company
Boston
Revere Shore
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Road
Orient Heights
Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
West Hind Electric Lines
Rare hydrophobia in Boston horse after dog bite
A horse at John A. Conway livery stable on Northampton street in Boston died from hydrophobia after being bitten by a dog near Tremont street. The horse, driven by Donovan, showed fits the next day and barked like a dog before dying after three days of suffering.
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Boston
John A. Conway
Northampton Street
Donovan
Mr. Conway
Hunneman
Tremont Street
Paine's Furniture Showcases Oak Dresser Bargain
Paine's Furniture Company with fifty nine years in business proclaims a superb Oak Dresser as the greatest bargain of all their experience. The dresser features a complete arrangement of drawers shelves and top and is offered for only 11 dollars. The price defies belief and suggests a loss to someone is possible.
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Paine’s Furniture Company
Lasell Pupils Concert Delights Large Boston Visitors
Last evening at Lasell Seminary a concert by the pupils drew a large audience including many visitors from Boston. The varied program was well rendered and enjoyed by all present.
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Lasell
Lasell Seminary
Boston
Minneapolis Navy cruiser tests speed off Philadelphia
The cruiser Minneapolis conducts a builders' trial near Northeast Lightship and Five Fathom Bank Lightship. Officials expect twenty three knots but do not push to such speed during today’s spurt. A sea run is planned tomorrow before returning to Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Northeast
Reverend Macfarland’s Farewell Sermon at Maverick Chapel
The Rev. C. S. Macfarland of Maverick Chapel East Boston will deliver his farewell sermon next Sunday evening. He has led the society for nearly two years and will study three years at Yale Divinity School.
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C. S. Macfarland
Maverick Chapel
Boston
Macfarland
Society
Yale Divinity School
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