Troops in Cane Open Annual Brigade Outing at Framrmyanam
First Brigade opens its annual outing at Framrmyanam with Sixth Infantry and cavalry on the field. Brigadier General Bridges and staff arrive as Company C of the Sixth Infantry, Second Infantry join, a salute of twenty one guns marks the camp opening. Governor Russell to review troops Friday.
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Framrmyanam
Sixth Infantry
Bridges
Wayland
William L. Chase
Garenbry
Adjutant
Almy's Case Up Again Before Supreme Court
In Concorp New Hampshire Alvin Burleigh counsel for murderer Almy asked for a continuance and printed briefs as the case could be argued orally next December. Attorney-General Eastman opposed delay noting one murderer already hanged under the law and urging a ruling soon. The court took the matter under advisement and will decide in a few days. Rumors say judges may hear oral arguments next week.
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Concorp
N. H
Supreme Court
Alvin Burleigh
Plymouth
Almy
Eastman
Stats
Burleigh
Two Inches of Hail Ravages Finpnay O June 7 Storm Destroys Property
A cloud burst at about 10 am unleashed a fierce storm in Finpnay O, with two inches of hail and hurricane winds. Fences, trees, and outhouses were destroyed, crops damaged, and floodwaters overflowed streams. Residents along the river flee homes seeking safety.
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Finpnay
Unity Club Stage Benefit by Town Orchestra Reads Dream
In Depuam June 7 a town hall event featured Mrs. Erving Winslow reading from A Midsummer Night's Dream, with Mr. A W Thayer directing a chorus and an orchestra of thirty eight poor workers. Proceeds support good works.
Bids Opened for Worcester Public Building Construction
At the Treasury Department bids were opened for a Worcester public building project. Norcross Bros of Worcester quoted 29,696 dollars for the construction and New Jersey Steel Co offered 4,673 dollars for steel girders.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Worcester
Norcross Bros
New Jersey Steel Company
Vesuvius Eruption Rages With New Lava Flows
Naruegs June 7 reports Mount Vesuvius erupting with intensified violence. Large lava flows issue from the crater and descend the Atrio Cavallo ravine, marking a significant uptick in volcanic activity.
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Naruegs
Mount Vesuvius
Atrio Cavallo
Death of John Dunlap in Pittsburg at 75
John Dunlap tin plate importer dies in Pittsburg at age 75. A strong advocate of free trade he leaves a fortune valued at about two million dollars. Died June 7.
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John Dunlap
Pittsburg
Prrrspunc
Penn
Ife
Motorman McInniss Held on Manslaughter Charge
Motorman William McInniss, charged with manslaughter in Minnie Goldberg’s death on Monday, was held in 5000 bail by the Municipal Criminal Court until July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McInniss
Minnie Goldberg
Municipal Criminal Court
Burial permit denied over heart failure claim in Beverly
A Beverly Board of Health inquiry concluded heart failure not diphtheria as cause of a child’s death. The three child deaths linked to Christian Science treatment sparked town talk. The Mader family disputed newspaper reports while confirming Christian Scientists treated them. a doctor signed the death certificate, others questioned the diagnosis.
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Board of Health
Beverly
Wardwell
Alexander Mader
Jd. L. King
Boylston Street
Boston
D. H. Dearborn
Water Supply Inspectors Tour Framingham Basins
A city government delegation led by Grant and Colonel Doherty toured Framingham water works visiting Basin 4 completed dam and basin, then Basin 6 nearing completion with 1.4 billion gallon capacity and 227 acres. The party toured Lake Cochituate and the Indian village ruins before returning by 3:30.
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Framingham
Water Commission
Grant
Doherty
The
Water Board
Jackson
Concannon
Pollution Department
Boston & Albany
South Framingham
Basin 4
Hopkinton
Ashland
Basin 6
Lake Cochituate
Cperated
Eliot
Granite Cutters Firm Faces Lockout Clash
The New England Granite Manufacturer's Association and its employees escalate a dispute amid a lockout of quarries. Pickets deter new hires and Italians recruited for stone counting face quitting when told of the strike. Union members are united, with one returning to work briefly before rejoining the union.
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New England Granite Manufacturer’s Association
Manufacturers’ Association
Homes for the workers plan debated by Boston groups
The Anti Tenement House League met with the Industrial Aid Society and Workingmen's Building Association stockholders in Charity Hall Chardon street to discuss suburban home villages for Boston workers. A plan offers a four to five room house near transit for 225 per week with 5 percent interest, aiming for ownership in ten years. A committee including Edwin Ginn Josiah Quincy Robert Treat Paine Jr William P Flower and Dr Durgin will study the proposal and alternatives.
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Boston
Henry R. Hannah
Edwin Ginn
Josiah Quincy
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
William P. Flower
Durgin
Board of Health
Jealousy Fling: Hogg Fires Five on Gough in Mystic Street
George Hogg shot Thomas Gough five times with a 28 caliber revolver after jealousy, early yesterday at No 2 Mystic Street South End. Gough, wounded in skull and arm, is in City Hospital on watch. one bullet remains lodged. Annie Stewart witnessed. Hogg arraigned in Municipal Criminal Court, held $5000 until June 14.
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George H. Hogg
Thomas Gough
Mystic Street
South End
Hogg
Gough
City Hospital
Annie Stewart
Municipal Criminal Court
Kicking Incident Leaves Girl Unconscious in City
Ida Bailey twelve lives at 240 Harrison avenue and is in a City Hospital unconscious after an alleged kick to the stomach by Edward Goldberg of 258 Harrison avenue. Goldberg was at home last evening when he heard quarrelling on the sidewalk, went down and assaulted the Bailey girl. She was taken home, a doctor called, and Goldberg was arrested.
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Ida Bailey
Harrison Avenue
City Hospital
Edward Goldberg
Goldberg
Bailey
Moonlight Sail Last Evening At Winthrop Yacht Club
The season’s first moonlight sail at Winthrop Yacht Club drew many members out from 7 to 11 pm. Weather was ideal with a southwest wind and a near full moon, and several boats hosted parties of ladies aboard.
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Winthrop Yacht Club
Clu
Old State House as transit hub for Boston to Washington trains
No 3 Old State House under Mr L H Palmer long a popular transportation hub in Boston Tickets or draw ing room car seats for Shore Line express trains or for the Colonial express between Boston and Washington can always be secured here.
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Old State House
L. H. Palmer
Boston
Shore Line
Washington
Boy Trampled as Horse Runs Afield In North End
A frightened horse bolted through the North End yesterday injuring two children. A two year old boy Thomas Litchman of 73 Salem street and a six year old, Joseph Finn of 19 Newton street, were trampled and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. The horse is owned by Israel Spiller.
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North End
Thomas Litchman
Salem Street
Joseph Finn
Newton Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Israel Spiller
Mr Field Secures A Prize Play For Boston Season
Isaac Henderson novel Agatha has been dramatized by the author and produced at London's Criterion Theatre to early success. R M Field of the Boston Museum has purchased the play for next year, selecting a strong cast for a thorough production and top tier dramatic entertainment for Boston patrons.
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Agatha Page
Isaac Henderson
Charles Wyndham
Criterion Theatre
London
Agatha
Boston
Rhododendron Show Set for June at Horticultural Hall
Massachusetts Horticultural Society announces a rhododendron show in Horticultural Hall Friday and Saturday June 10 and 11, opening at noon Friday and closing 9 PM Saturday. The Francis Brown Hayes prize changes to fifty trusses of at least twelve hardy varieties. Also, on Saturday August 6, a best display of sweet peas with additional foliage carries a silver vase valued at $25 awarded to the same exhibitor for two of the past three years.
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Horticultural Hall
Brookline School Exhibition Opens in Upper Town Hall
The Upper Town Hall in Brookline hosts a fine exhibit of school work from the town's kindergarten through high school. The exhibition opened yesterday and will close on Thursday, reflecting credit on both teachers and pupils.
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Brookline
Opening exercises at Ella Reed Home on June 9
The opening exercises of the Ella Reed Home are set for 3 30 p m on June 9 at Sharon with Bishop Brooks to be presented. Cars depart Providence station ark square at 8 o clock and the event will be open to the general public in the evening.
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Ella Reed
Sharon
Bishop Brooks
Providence Station
Ark Square
Puritania at Tremont Theatre Impresses with Music and Scenes
McLellan and Kelley's Puritania opened at Tremont Theatre to strong praise for its music and staging. Kelley’s score is high quality with memorable themes and lively chorus numbers, while McLellan’s witty librettos spark drama. first-night nerves aside, the production promises future strength as it runs. Cast highlights include Vivian Trevelyan, Louise Beaudet, Edith Sinclair, and John Brand, with the five Barrison sisters dancing in the second act and Dixey's Iolanthe chorus to follow at the Globe.
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McLellan and Kelley
Tremont Theatre
Messrs. Abbey & Schoeffel
McLellan
Kelley
Mager
Vivian the Earl
Vivian
Elizabeth
Witch Finder
Vivian George Trevelyan
Earl of
Barren
Leo i Visas
Salem
Louise Beaudet
Abigail
Edith Sinclair Charles II
England
John Brand
Jonathan Blaze
Salem Cour Geis Oaks
Wwe
Arthur Ryley
Burgess
Bowera
Arthur E. Miller
Practical Explosionists
Fred Solomon
Edith Sinclair
Charles II
Edward Favor
Barrison
Coroner probes Yale death as rituals blamed
New Haven June 7 Coroner Mix investigated the death of Yale student Rustin this morning examining H L Downs 93 H L Bixbee J E Sheffield and J Downs who had Rustin in charge during the ceremonies No post mortem to be held though the inquiry continues tomorrow The sophomore class met in mourning sent floral tributes and decided to wear badges for the term The faculty will act and Yale junior societies Psi Upsilon and D K E pledge to reform initiation to prevent a recurrence
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New Haven
Conn
Rustin
Yale
H. L. Downs
H. L. Bixbee
J. E. Sheffield
J. Downs
Omaha
Austin
Psi Upsilon
Gladstone Declares Liberal Wins in Fifty Years
London June 7 Mr Gladstone spoke to Liberal excursionists at Hawarden and argued Liberals have won every great political battle of the last fifty years. He said Conservatives now admit these victories benefited the country including the free trade triumph. He predicted Liberal victory in the coming battle citing a sacred hopeful cause.
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London
Gladstone
Hawarden
Coolidge Meets Ribot in Paris on Trade Talks
Paris June 7 M Ribot received United States Minister Coolidge and discussions covered negotiations for a treaty favorable to American cattle and meats. It is reported that the talks will be pushed forward energetically in the near future.
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Paris
M. Ribot
United States
Coolidge
Boy Narrowly Escapes After Streetcar Collision
Seven year old John Dunn of 17 Camden Street was struck by a cross town electric car while crossing Northampton Street at 5 40 last night. He sustained only slight injuries and was returned home.
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John Dunn
Camden Street
Northampton Street
Polish Nihilist Roundups Increase Ahead of Czar’s Warsaw Visit
In Poland police conducted home searches for suspected nihilists, seizing explosives and documents. About 2,000 people arrested across provinces, with hundreds exiled to Siberia, as authorities tighten measures before the Czar’s upcoming Warsaw visit.
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Warsaw
Poland
Siberia
Brazilian insurgents abandon Matto Grosso flee province
A Buenos Aires dispatch reports Brazilian insurgents in Matto Grosso have abandoned Coimbra and are fleeing the province. Rebel gunboats Fernandez and Humaila were surrendered to Brazil’s minister in Paraguay.
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Londpn
Buenos Ayres
Matto Grosso
Coimbra
Fernandez and
Humaila
Paraguay
Emperor William’s yacht Meteor beaten at Southampton regatta
In the Royal Southern Yacht Club regatta at Southampton on June 7, the Emperor William I’s yacht Meteor finished second to Iverna, nine minutes behind in the forty mile race.
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London
Royal Southern Yacht Club
Southampton
Emperor William
Meteor
Iverna
The Oil Creek Disaster Haunts Oil City and Titusville
June 7 reports describe search efforts in debris along Oil Creek with many missing from Seneca Street flats. Relief committees compile lists of residents to assess losses, while health officials fear disease from decaying bodies. Governor Pattison toured Titusville and aid totaling 42,000 including Standard Oil gifts was raised. Harrison sent 200 to governors for sufferers.
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Om Crry
Seneca Street
Oil Creek
Relief Committee
Oil City
Bureau of Health
Titousville
Penn
Pattison
Randolph Blankenberg
Robert McWade
Philadelphia
Red Grass Society
Blankenberg
Titusville
Standard Oil Company
Harriscore
Harrison
Middle States Regatta Sets August 18 on Passaic
The Middle States Regatta Association met at the Hotel Marlborough and fixed August 18 for a Passaic River race on a mile and a half straight course. Events include junior to senior singles, doubles, gigs, fours, and eights with coxswains 105 pounds or more. Referee Claude R. Zappone of Potomac B C was chosen, with timekeepers John Hunnecker, Walter Stimson, I K Cotter, and John H Abeel.
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New York
Middle States Regatta Association
Marlborough
Passaic
Atlantic B. C
Hoboken
John H. Abeel
Nassau B. C
Goddard Prizes Awarded at Tufts College
Goddard prize readings at Tufts Chapel named winners from senior, junior and sophomore classes. First prizes go to Marc Spaulding Brooks and Thomas Whittemore. second prizes to Willard Martin and Fred Hodgdon. senior second prize split between Frank North and William Gray. junior third not awarded. Judges included C. B. Southard and three clergymen.
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Tufts College
Goddard Chapel
Marc Spaulding Brooks
William Southwick Gray
Frank Allen North
Arthur Winfield DeGoash
Willard Shepard Martin
Thomas Whittemore
Herbert Elmore Benton
Willard Stanton Small
Fred Crosby Hodgdon
Mr. Brooks
Bonnet Rouge
Victor Hugo
Whittemore
Francois Coppee
Martin
Hodgdon
North
Gray
C. B. Southard
Edward Abbott
B. F. Eaton
John F. Ayer
Walter K. Fobes
Blaine To See The Show At Boston Circus
The Hon James G Blaine is due in Boston early this morning and a circus box will be placed for him by Forepaugh manager J T McCaddon. Governor Russell is invited to join in an adjoining box as a special wire will relay convention news to the grounds. The arrangement lets the party view the show and sense the convention’s momentum.
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James G. Blaine
Boston
Knight
J. T. McCaddon
Statesman
Russell
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Granite Cutters Firm
MR. Field
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Brookline School
PERA
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Abbott & Teal
Park Square
Segapore
Inquirer
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Iolanthe
Globe Theatre
Novello, Ewer & Co
Hollis Street
F. H. Gilson Company
Pompeiian
Tacle
Nineveh
Boston Theatre
Young Ladies’ Charitable Association
Church of the New Jerusalem
Chickering Hall
Percy J. J. Cooper
E. C. Harris
Francis W. Kittredge
Horace P. Chandler
Royal E. Robbins
Thomas Doliber
Julian K. Smythe
Music Hall
Adar Marek
Augusta Holmes
Moszkowski
America
Strauss En Ene Seestrauss Eile
U.S. Gov’t
Cladstone
WR. Coolidge
Blanchard & Farrar
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Faneuil Hall Sq
Goddard
TUFTS
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Chester H. Graves & Sons
Gen
Chas, S. Burke
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