Gould Heiress Captivates Young Millionaire Say San Francisco
San Francisco despatch says Howard Gould is entangled with actress Katherine Clemmons once known as Viola Dayan. The Gould family reportedly seeks to keep the romance apart for reasons of propriety and family interests amid past stage alliances.
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Jay Gould
George
Edith Kingdon
Daly
Soward Gould
Odette Tyler
Palmer
San Francisco
Katherine Clemmons
Viola Iyayan
Globe Theatre
Miss Clemmons
Frank P Sherman
Cr Czen
Viola Dayan
Marlboro House
Miss Dayan
Mr. Sherman
Alvina Whelan
Sherman
Dayan
The Narrow Gauge Ferry Faces East Boston Bridge Plea
A large number of Jeffries Point residents petition the Boston Revere Beach Lynn railway to modify the East Boston ferry approach. They request a light bridge from the ticket office to Webster Street over the company lands to improve access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Jeffries Point
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railway
Webster Street
Dominion Coal Company elects nine directors at annual meeting
At the Dominion Coal Company annual meeting directors H M Whitney Alfred Winsor Sir W C Van Horne Sir D A Smith Hugh McLellan Robert Winsor H F Dimock F S Perron and W B Ross were re elected by 75376 shares. The fiscal year is changed to March 1 and the report covers fourteen months. It notes two unproductive months with no revenue. The net coal and transportation profit totals 380948 after deductions leaving 37960? not exact. The railroad to Louisville will open July 1 enabling winter coal shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Coal Company
H. M. Whitney
Alfred Winsor
W. C. van Horne
D. A. Smith
Hugh McLellan
Robert Winsor
H. F. Dimock
F.S. Peargon
W. B. Ross
Louisburg
Subway's Progress Near Public Garden Completion
The Public Garden end of the subway is advancing toward completion. Clearing work at Boylston and Charles streets will begin soon. The Subway Commission expects to move headquarters from State Street to Beacon Street, with parts of the building prepared for its offices within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston and
Charles Streets
Charles Street
Water Board
Subway Commission
State Street
No. 20
Beacon Street
Commission
Ex-Mayor Matthews to test case over Grand Central arrest threat
Ex mayor Matthews plans a test case after a New York incident where Patrolman Frank Plenney at Grand Central threatened to arrest him for refusing a $2 debt payment. Matthews notified Commissioner Roosevelt seeking investigation into alleged abuse of arrest power. Plenney, on the Woodlawn detail since 1881, denied the claim.
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Matthews
New York
Boston
Mr. Matthews
Police Commission
Roosevelt
Frank Plenney
Woodlawn
Grand Central
Officer Plenney
Subway chiefs set up future HQ at 20 Beacon Street
The subway commissioners announce future headquarters at 20 Beacon Street. President Marcy of the Fitchburg road will depart for Europe on June 18 for about two months. The Fruit and Produce Exchange seeks to route fruit cars into Boston via the New England road. W A Dolan traveling passenger agent of the Chicago Great Western road has left town for New York after a two day stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subway
Beacon Street
Marcy
Fitchburg Road
Europe
Fruit and Produce Exchange
Pennsylvania Road
Boston
New England
W. A. Dolan
Chicago Great Western Road
New York
Funeral for Florence McWeeney Held at Holy Redeemer
Funeral for Florence McWeeney the girl burned to death last Sunday was held at Holy Redeemer Church with a solemn high mass. Father McCarthy delivered a moving eulogy. Many mourners attended and the coffin was adorned with flowers. The girl’s father could not attend. Burial followed at Holy Cross Cemetery in Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence McWeeney
Church of the Holy Redeemer
McCarthy
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Democrats Split on Silver Issue Across States
Six Democratic national committee members from Utah North Dakota Maine Colorado Georgia New Mexico and Montana back the Illinois convention on silver but Oregon's McKee opposes free coinage without international agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jose
Democratic National Committee
Utah
North Dakota
Maine
Colorado
Georgia
New Mexico
Montana
Illinois
McKee
Oregon
Ladies Aide Association Meeting Discusses Red Cross Work
The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies' Aid Association of the Soldiers' Home in Chelsea at 2:30 p m featured Mrs J Sewell Reed reading Origin and Work of the Red Cross Society. Mrs Louis B Robbins of Michigan secretary of the National Council of Women spoke, and Mrs Weston proposed renaming the group to the Soldiers' Home Association before adjourning to the second week in September.
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Ladies’ Aid Association
The
Soldiers’ Home
Chelsea
J. Sewell Reed
Red Cross Sociey
Louis B. Robbins
Michigan
National Council of Women
Weston
State Federation
Soldiers’ Home Association
Final Marine Whist Club Meet Honors City Point Winners
The Marine Whist Club of City Point South Boston held its final meet at the United States Hotel on Monday evening after eighteen club nights of play. Winners include Mrs. W. H. Kelley as ladies' first prize, Mrs. E. C. Brown as ladies' second prize, Mrs. W. I. Pierce as ladies' booby, R. F. Ritchie as gentlemen's first prize, H. H. Lincoln as gentlemen's second prize, and W. I. Pierce as gentlemen's booby.
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Marine Whist Club
City Point
Boston
United States
W. H. Kelley
E. C. Brown
W. I. Pierce
R. F. Ritchie
H. H. Lincoln
Woman Arrested for Diamond Thefts Under False Pretences
Alice Bennett alias Carroll living at 39 North Russell Street was arrested yesterday on a warrant from the Metropolitan Manufacturing Company. They allege she secured diamonds and jewelry valued at 2300 dollars by false pretences during the past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bennett
Carroll
North Russell Street
Metropolitan Manufacturing Company
Free Evening Drawing Exhibitions Across Boston Venues
Boston free evening drawing schools announce pupil exhibitions at Charlestown City Hall on Friday June 7 East Boston Stephenson's block Monday June 10 Roxbury Municipal Court June 11 Mechanic Arts street June 12.
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City of
Boston
Charlestown City Hall
East Boston
Stephenson's Block
Roxbury
Municipal Court
Mechanic Arta
E Street
Vanderbilts Bride in Lenox Wedding of Florence Sloane Burden
Miss Florence Adele Sloane becomes Mrs. James Abercrombie Burden Jr at Trinity Church Lenox on June 6 in a ceremony attended by New York Boston society. Guests and gifts valued at over 200000 include jewelry and mementos as the couple return to The Elms mansion with a 50000 annual allowance.
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Lenox
Florence Adele Sloane
James Abercrombie Burden, Jr
Burden
Hudson
William H. Vanderbilt
Lenox Society
Europe
Bar Harbor
Newport
Berkshire Hills
America
Ruth Twombly
Miss Jessie Sloane
Sloane
Gertrude Vanderbilt
Beatrice Bend
Frederick Winthrop
New York
Thomas Nelson Perkins
Louis Adams Frothingham
Rufus K. Thomas
George Baty Blake
Boston
G. Richmond Fearing
C. C. Baldwin
Elms
Bat Masterson Visits Boston Prominent Western Figure
Boston hosts Bat Masterson ex city marshal and ex sheriff of Denver in a social visit with Captain A. W. Cooke. The famous frontier figure is praised for law and order, boxing ties, and connections to Creedon and Tracey as potential Boston bout opponents.
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Boston
W. B. Masterson
Masterson
New York
A. W. Cooke
Denver
Col
Southwest
California
Colorado
Mr. Masterson
Dodge City
Bat” Masterson
Tombstone
Tucson
Bat
Charlie Mitchell
Jake Kilrain
Bob Fitzsimmons
John P. Clow
Roddy Gallagher
Billy Woods
Dan Creedon
Tom Tracey
Jim Corbett
John L. Sullivan
Mr. Westcott
Creedon
Tracey
Rob Roy
Elizabeth Stearns Weds William Young in Brookline Home
A refined Brookline ceremony united Miss Elizabeth Abbott Stearns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Stearns, to Mr. William Hill Young. Rev. Howard N. Brown officiated at the Pleasant Street home with only relatives and close friends present. A reception followed as about 600 well wishers extended congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Elizabeth Abbott Stearns
John G. Stearns
William Hill Young
Howard N. Brown
Stearnses
Pleasant Street
William Young
J. G. Stearns
Mr. Stearns
Misses Young
Wedding party names listed for Worcester event
Worcester guests included William B. Stearns Herbert H. White and Harry Rich with Dr Henshaw of Boston serving as best man in a formal ceremony.
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Worcester
William B. Stearns
Herbert H. White
Harry Rich
Dr. Henshaw
Boston
Quiet Dignity Marks Wedding of Miss Jessie Warner and Dr Parke Woodbury Hewins
In Union Congregational Church last evening Miss Jessie Warner wed Dr Parke Woodbury Hewins. The ceremony featured a praised gown of white satin, a Normandy cap veil, and a large reception at 258 West Newton Street. After a brief trip they will reside in Duluth Minnesota where Dr Hewins is stationed as a Harvard man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Warner
Parke Woodbury Hewins
Union Congregational Church
Dresden
Corr
Miss Howes
Mme. Recamier
Mrs. Robinson
T. M. Stiles
Cincinnati
Ada Brothers
Elise Howes
Hattie Crosby Simonds
Peter H. Carr
Taunton
Frank F. Rhodes
Solon R. Wright
Edward F. Gallagan
Lorraine Howey
Edward Granville Foss
Prince
West Newton Street
Hewins
James H. Prince
Boston
Marriage at Chelsea Parish Unites Ford and Woodlock
At the parochial residence in Chelsea last evening the Rev. Hugh J. Mulligan united in marriage contractor George W. Ford and Miss Catharine B. Woodlock of Benedict Me. Best man was John H. Gill and bridesmaid Annie Woodlock sister of the bride. A reception followed at the groom's Garfield avenue residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Hugh J. Mulligan
George W. Ford
Catherine B. Woodlock
Benedict, Me
John H. Gill
Annie Woodlock
Garfield Avenue
Mary Fowler Weds H B Griffith In Dorchester Ceremony
Miss Mary B. Fowler daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Fowler married H B Griffith of Winthrop at Mount Bowdoin Dorchester. Dr Lorimer of Tremont Temple officiated. No best man or maid of honor and few witnesses attended. A reception followed and the couple will reside on Washington Avenue Winthrop after a tour of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
Winthrop
Newton June commencement observances and concert
The Newton June commencement events in Auburndale included a concert by the pupil members. The observances started in Lasell Seminary gymnasium with a gathering of friends and music department participants.
Lost child Margaret Fitzgerald found after circus wanderings
Six year old Margaret Fitzgerald of Quincy emerged from a day of circus curiosity to wander Tremont Street and be found by Patrolman Chase. The girl, who could not recall her name, was identified after the Post linked her description to the Quincy missing child and returned home with her relieved parents.
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Margaret Fitzgerald
Quincy
Chardon Street
Chase
Tremont Street
Warren
Fitzgerald
Margaret
William Fitzgerald
Court Street
Post
Braintree
Somerville
Headless Body Found Near Union Wharf Suspected John McLaughlin
Police identify a headless body recovered off Union wharf on Tuesday as John McLaughlin night watchman at the Brunswick on Boylston street who vanished May 8 after claiming a hotel owed him. The body is at North Grove Street Morgue. Mrs. McLaughlin is ill and unable to assist with identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Wharf
John McLaughlin
Boston Night Operators Take Plea sure Trip to Lowell
A group of Boston night telephone operators left Union station just after 9 am yesterday for a pleasure trip to Lowell. They were met by a New Hampshire delegation, toured the mills, dined at Lakeview, played a baseball game with New Hampshire winning 12 to 7, then danced and boated before returning.
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Lowell
Union Station
Boston
New Hampshire
Mills
Lakeview
Charlestown Y M C A Congress Adjou rns After Final Session
The Charlestown Y M C A congress closed its final meeting and moved to a dinner. Guests included George B. Neal treasurer of the Charlestown Gas and Electric Company Ladd of the Winthrop Club Crowley and Donovan of the Workingmen's Club and Johnson of the Boston Y M C A congress. Enthusiasm grew over a proposed new building.
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Congress of the
Young Men's Christian Association
Charlestown
Congress
George B. Neal
Charlestown Gas and Electric Company
Ladd
Winthrop Club
Messrs. Crowley and Donovan
Workingmen’s Club
Johnson
Boston Y. M. C. A. Congress
Unknown Man Killed by Train Near Charlestown Yard
An unidentified man, likely a tramp, was killed instantly yesterday afternoon at 4:50 when he fell under a northbound freight car as it moved from the Mystic branch Boston & Maine yard in Charlestown. The body lay on North Grove Street awaiting review by Medical Examiner Harris.
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Mystic
Boston & Maine
Charlestown
North Grove Street
Harris
Ecuador Revolt Reaches Navy Dept With Update
A cable from Captain Watson aboard the Ranger at Guayaquil reports the insurgents hold the city, Governor-General Flores resigns, Ignacio Robles proclaimed military and civil general, and Quito telegraph communication is cut. conditions are quiet for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ecuador
Navy Department
Watson
Ranger
Guayaquil
Flores
Ignacio Robles
Quito
Campos Seeks Extra Cuba Credit and Troops
Madrid June 6 Senor Castellanos met with Prime Minister Sagasta after a dispatch from Captain Martinez Campos. They planned to ask the Chamber of Deputies for added Cuba expenses while Campos announced rebel leaders may land soon and requested six more battalions. A ministerial conclave ordered ten battalions to Cuba without delay.
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Madrid
Martinez Campos
Senor Castellanos
Sagasta
Chamber of Deputies
Cuba
Campos
General Campos
Prince of Wales to Visit Newport Incognito in August
The Prince of Wales will visit Newport Rhode Island in late August as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Goelet. He is to attend the America's Cup races quietly and be allowed to appear incognito. The pair will cruise the Sound aboard the Goelet yacht through September following the international races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Prince of Wales
Ogden Goelet
Goelet
Wilde Not Insane Stirs London Inquest
London June 6 Morning papers deny Wilde insanity. He began treadmill work but was sent to the infirmary with melancholia and stomach trouble. After a few days the stomach disorder ceased and he returned to picking oakum while the melancholia persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oscar Wilde
Wilde
Oakum
Pennsylvania Railroad publishes summer excursion route book
The passenger department issued its annual summer excursion route book on June 1. It covers over 400 resorts in Eastern America with routes and fares, includes 1500 combination routes, maps, and half tone scenery. Priced 19 cents at ticket offices or 20 cents by mail from Boston office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
America
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thea
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Corsets Fall Out Of Favor At Hiram College
In Warren Ohio on June 6 a trend among Hiram College students sees many young women discarding corsets as others strive to convert the rest of the student body to the change.
Foreclosure Sale of New York and New England Railroad
The sale of the New York and New England railroad under foreclosure of the second mortgage will be formally noticed and published for the first time tomorrow. The property is set to be sold in Hartford Connecticut on July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York & New England Railroad
Hartford
Conn
Vanderbilt Visits Southboro Son at St Mark's School
W K Vanderbilt visited Southboro yesterday for a short time to call on his son at St Mark's School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southboro
W. K. Vanderbilt
St Mark's School
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Democrats
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Sherry
Harvard Porcellion Club
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Broadway Extension
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Stearns
Boston Post
the Post
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Warner
Ford—Woodlock
Larei
Lasell
Litle
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Chardon St. Home
Charlestown Y. M. C. A. Congress
Cunningham
G. Pref. Org
Fairfield- Lawn
Joseph Breck & Sons
North Market St
EAL Estate
Regent
Warren St
Dudley St
Circuit St
Dudley
Blue Hill Ave
Thornton St
George B. Faun & Son
Washington St
Watertown
Gleason
Main St
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Dorchester
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South Boston
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