Danvers Girl Teaches Sunday School From Barn Loft
Miss Florence Cameron 20 hosts a growing Sabbath class of 20 children in her father’s barn hay loft in Danvers. Neighbors, pastors, and donors support her work with lesson books and materials. The loft holds lessons on bad habits using wooden hooks as imagery, and a ladder leads to the unique classroom.
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Danvers
Christian Endeavorers
Boston
Essex County
Florence Cameron
Borhood
Miss Cameron
Advics
Post
John Cameron
Conant Street
Danvers Ceenne Park
Cameron
Joseph Whittier
Baptist Church
Jesse
Borrowed from the Turks Small Tables Featured at Paine Warerooms
The article praises small tables as essential furniture and notes Turkish usage inspires modern decor. It urges readers to buy such tables at Paine Warerooms on Canal Street, promising very low prices for this furniture line.
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Paine Warero
Canal Street
Wreck of the Kodiak and loss of the White
A Victoria dispatch reports the schooner Kodiak wrecked on Kodiak Island and the schooner C White of Guty also lost near the same time. Ten crewmen of the White were saved after drifting and freezing. survivors trekked to Ok Yak for medical aid. Names include Harry Hansson F A Sweeney A OBrien Andrew Johnson F F Rogers and E W Ball.
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San Francisco
Cal
Victoria
Kodiak Island
C. ¥. White
Okyak
Harry Hannson
F. A. Sweeney
A. O'Brien
Andrew Johnson
F. F. Rogers
E. W. Ball
Dodge Contemplates Retirement From Eighth Regiment
Salem reports Colonel Charles B. Dodge of the Eighth Regiment plans to retire after thirty years of service in the state militia. Papers prepared for his discharge have circulated, while Quartermaster Stickney and Perkins are to report for inventory duties. Captain Philip Little of Salem is favored as successor to the colonel.
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Salem
Charles B. Dodge
Eighth
Dodge
South Framingham
Cousens
Lynn
Lynn Armory
Cogswell
Quartermaster Stickney
Perkins
State Militia
Leutenant
Mills
Eben T. Brackett
Army of the State
Brackett
Philip Little
Kidnaps Child in Fitchburg Divorce Case
In Fitchburg on June 7 Mabel Sanders wife of George A Farwell abducted their 2 year old son from Lunenburg street. She fled in a horse drawn carriage toward Townsend as Mr Farwell pursued. The custody dispute arises from their divorce proceedings amid past separations and a troubled reputation.
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Fitchburg
Mabel Sanders
D. W. Sanders
George A. Farwell
Lunenburg Street
Hast Street
Townsend
Cunarder Gallia Sails East Boston to Liverpool with Passengers
The Cunarder Gallia under Captain Hewitson sails from East Boston for Liverpool today carrying a large list of saloon and family travelers led by John F. Monaghan and many named passengers including Mr. and Mrs J A Watson, Dr Barker, Rev P O'Brien, Rev G Sherman Richards, and Mrs Amelia Cutler among others. second cabin has 150 and steerage 200. The Cunarder Umbria under Captain Dutton sails from New York to Liverpool at 3 p m with saloon passengers including Stephen L Bartlett, S Babbitt, Lionel Mudge, Adabella yon, Annie Jacobs, Edward Jacobs, and accompanying staff.
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Cunarder
Gallia
Hewitson
Boston
Liverpool
John F. Monaghan
J. A. Watson
Dr. Barker
D. B. Slade
Anna P. Rogers
A. G. Hatch
G. H. Gibbs
P. Dyer
E. L. Dyer
R. H. Collins
Henry N. Tilton
Eugenie Tilton
Florence Tilton
Louis C. Pagett
Walter R. Reeves
Lila D. Wright
Margaret D. Bowker
D. L. Winchester
H. Olmstead
Helen Morrill
Joseph P. Flatley
Joseph Flatley
Anna Flatley
May Flatley
P. O’brien
D. Croke
George H. Hood
Helen Hood
Florence Hood
Miss Bailey
John F. Moorsawrence Minot
R. Parker
M. Tulloch
James Nicholl
Edmund Clark
G. Sherman Richards
Edwin W. Gay
G. Babcock
H. L. Radford
Alexander MacColl
Geary
E. Rogers
L. D. Rogers
F. Rogers
Alfred Rivers
A. J. Upson
O. T. Glenn
George E. Lothrop
Dgar Lothrop
Katherine Rober
Agop Bogosian
T. H. Gray
Elizabet Errlam
Lucinda N. Allyne
Lucy N. Adams
Edith Adams
Stephen L. Bartlett
S. Babbitt
Lionel 8. Mudge
Adabella Yon
Annie E. Jacobs
Edward Hacobs
C. L. Sprague and Infant
G. S.pratt
Mme. Trippet
Walter B Crowell Surprised On Forty Second Birthday
Walter B Crowell of 618 Dudley Street Roxbury head salesman for E C Almy Co clothiers received a surprise birthday party at his home. Friends from Boston and Providence attended and gifted him a fine easy chair. Music was provided by Avis Day Helen Day Frank Todd and others. Refreshments followed in the Casey dining room.
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Walter B. Crowell
Dudley Street
Roxbury
E. C. Almy & Co
Clothiers
Washington
Essex Streets
Crowell
Providence
Walter
Har lem Ship Canal Opening Expected With Large Ceremony
New York June 8 arrangements for the Harlem ship canal opening are practically complete. President Cleveland is expected to be present as regent and the celebration is promised to be among the most elaborate of its kind ever seen in the city.
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New York
Harlem Ship Canal
Cleveland
Boy Drowns in Hartford Canal Incident
Hartford June 7. Nine year old Frank Gautier drowned in the De Bristol canal at noon. Authorities say the boy fell in while near the water and could not be revived. Local rescuers found him unconscious and efforts at resuscitation were unsuccessful.
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Boy
Hartford
Frank Gautier
Canal
Bristol
Peculiar Divorce Case Opens in Boston Court
Judge Bishop held an extra Divorce Court session to hear a complex case involving William H. Golden and Lizzie B. Worthen. The husband seeks nullity alleging a prior marriage. the wife claims insanity and that her marriage to her cousin Joseph George was invalid, with NH law also denying cousin marriages.
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Bishop
William H. Golden
Lizzie B. Worthen
Superior Court
Joseph George
Hampstead
N. H
Mr. George
Newburyport
Wakefield
New Hampshire
Buffalo Bill's Wild West to Return With Global Rough Riders Show
Buffalo Bill's Wild West features hundreds of performers and 800 horses with 600 men in a revived Boston engagement. It showcases Indian attacks, sharpshooting, buffalo hunts, and a congress of Rough Riders from around the world, plus elite cavalry from major nations. The arena at Huntington avenue seats 20,000 with an electric lighting system for day and night performances.
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Buffalo Bill
Boston
Messrs, Cady and Salisbury
London
Paris
Great Britain
Continent
New York
Chicago
Messrs
Cody
Salisbury
Caucasus
Sahara
Llanos
Argentina
Mexico
Far West
England
France
Germany
United States
Huntington Avenue
Pain
Ever in Season Health Note on Nerves and Organs
An early health column discusses ailments affecting the Nerves Stomach Liver and Kidneys. It argues that keeping these in good condition and the blood free of impurities is essential to health and claims benefits from strengthening nerves aiding digestion and cleansing organs.
Bat Masterson Denies Being Guard to George Gould
Bat Masterson tells a Denver dispatch alleging he was appointed body guard to millionaire George Gould is false in every part. He says he has no personal dealings with the Gould family and never planned to guard anyone. Masterson jokes about seeking his own body guard position and mentions his interest in the racing scene.
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Bat Masterson
Post
Denver
George Gould
Dodge City
George
New York
Masterson
Gould
Signs of Trouble at Atlantic Mills Affair
Olneyville unrest eases as police guard Atlantic Mills district. Strikers march in small groups but do not harass workers. Mill owners claim increased returns to work while strikers dispute the numbers, saying mills remain crippled. Leader John W. Thornton remains jailed on libel charges with $6000 bonds.
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Providence
R. I
Olneyville
Atlantic Mills
Atlantic Mill
John W. Thornton
Maggie Hurry
Talbot Company Faces First Major Labor Trouble in North Billerica
All the help struck work at Talbot's rills in North Billerica except wool sorters. Dissatisfaction over wages caused the stoppage, marking the first serious labor trouble for the Talbot company since it began operations.
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Lowell
Talbot
Rills
North Billerica
Talbot Company
Wife Refuses to Go as Gloucester Scene Unfolds
In Gloucester on June 7 William Aveney confronted his wife demanding she join him after spotting her in a buggy with a married man. The wife fled into the carriage and sped off, while onlookers chuckled at the melodrama as the scene ended with the husband left distraught and surrounded by amused spectators.
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Gloucester
William Aveney
Canta brigia Club Elects Cambridge Officers at Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting held yesterday in Epword Church Cambridge the Canta brigia Club elected officers led by President Mrs H M H Merrill and vice presidents Mrs William A Bancroft Mrs May Alden Ward. Grace Rice became corresponding secretary and Cyrus D Wilder treasurer. Treasurer reported a balance of 904 33 dollars.
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Cantabrigia Club
Epword Church
Cambridge
H. M. H. Merrill
William A. Bancroft
May Alden Ward
L.S. Brackett
Grace Rice
Cyrus D. Wilder
Alice Geddes
Herbert Chase
Silas E. Buck
Richard Harding
W. P. Pitman
O. H. Durrell
Naval militia aid allotted by acting Secretary McAdoo
Acting Secretary McAdoo allocated the $25 000 Congress provided for State naval militia aid, withholding $500 for instruction books. New England totals show Massachusetts 409 men receiving $8718.18, Connecticut 71 men $645.46, Rhode Island 100 men $9. The total naval militiamen across the states amounts to 2695.
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Washington
McAdoo
Congress
New England
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Man shoots wife and father then kills self attempt
In Lexington Kentucky on June 7 a man named Green shot his wife in her sleep twice then killed the woman's father and attempted suicide. He was arrested after the deadly actions following his wife's refusal to live with him.
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Lexington
Green
Detective frees suspect in Leverett Street safebreak case
Chief Inspector Watts yesterday before noon discharged Albert E. Perry who was arrested yesterday morning on suspicion of being one of the men who robbed the safe of Casper Berry & Co at Leverett street on Tuesday morning.
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Watts
Albert E. Perry
Casper Berry & Co
At & Leverett Street
Man Arrested After Knife Attack on Wife at Home
James Pierson of 4 Poplar Avenue was stopped by police while carving his wife with a knife. Dr Thompson at Station 3 declared him insane and he was taken into custody by public institutions directors. The wife suffered multiple gashes and was admitted to City Hospital.
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James Pierson
Poplar Avenue
Thompson
Station 3
City Hospital
Subways Work Accelerates Amid Large Crew on Site
About 125 men including concreters masons bracers diggers and teamsters are at work as subway construction advances toward completion its drainage to Charles street sewer line nearing finish.
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Charles Street
Dorchester Club Picnic Names Nine Entered
Daniel Coffey of the Cot tage Socials of Dorchester lists the nines booked for the club picnic on June 17, including Jubilees Albanys Old Dorchesters and Puritans with Albanys as favorites. Jack Carney enters the mile run and high jump.
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Daniel Coffey
Cottage Socials
Dorchester
Jack Carney
Perry Yarrington Surrenders to Worcester Police
Providence report states Perry Yarrington surrendered to police after being accused of unloading a gas producing machine on two Worcester men. He was handed over by the court and taken to Worcester.
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Providence
Perry Yarrington
Worcester
Greenhalge
Gas Company Books Under Review In Brockton
The Brockton Gas Company faces a formal examination of its books following a complaint from the Commercial Club about high prices. A decision is expected by the end of the month.
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Brockton
Brockton Gas Company
Commercial Club
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