Governor Greenhalge Leads First Brigade Camp Review
In South Framingham on June 7 Governor Greenhalge rode the muster field as 2500 soldiers gathered for the First Brigade week in camp. He reviewed the formations with General Bridges and toured headquarters meeting officers, guests, and visiting dignitaries from Boston, Chelsea, Brockton, Holyoke, Springfield, and beyond.
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Framingham
Governor Greenhalge
Boston
Transporta Service
Bridges
O. P. Pope
Company BK
Lombard
Verge
Williams
I Company
Warriner
F. F. Green
H Company
J. 8. McNeilly
Jackson
Greenhalge
Lincoln
Mathews
William A. Bancroft
Frank H. Harrington
United States Marine Corps
Boston Navy Yard
Packard
Company I
Brockton
Hathaway
M. A. Packard
Common Council
Walter Robb
Hersey
Hale
George
Lambert
Littie
Dexter
Rantone
Parker
Peach
George S. Merrill
Holt
Lawrence
G. A. W. Scott
Fitchburg
Shea
Thayer
Burton
MacIntyre
Connecticut
Duchesney
Bailey
O'Reilly
Cousins
Murray
Dow
Staples
Eighth Regiment
Jones
Guild
The
Lancers
Perrins
Roxbury Horse Guards
Cadets
Naval Brigade
Shaw
Edward B. Conant
Royal M. Gates
Alfred Clark
Lowell
George D. Holt
Chelmsford
William E. Edwards
Westford
Abel Wheeler
Charles E. Carter
Charles T. Howe
A. G. Parkhurst
General Bridges
Barnes
House
Messrs
Richardson
Haverhill
Kingman
East Bridgewater
Reed
Saxonville
Barrus
Savage
Sullivan
Southwick
Raymond
Harlow
Major Reilly
United States Arsenal
Watertown
John M. Wheeler
Orange
Foss
Gage
Presho
Davidson
Foster
Barrett
Billings
Kent
Haile
Springfield
Long
Fuller and
Ware
Hamilton
Tripp
Grant
Knight
Wright
George A. Clarke
Kimball
Clune
Patrick Kilroy
James P. Grant
C. H. Parsons
Crossman and
Cohen
Judge Linderman
New York
Gordon Dexter
Second Brigade
Aaron Hall
Park Square Railroad Station Fire Damage Reported
A blaze on the second floor of the Park Square railroad station originated in the pantry over the restaurant and spread to the kitchen. Damages to building and fixtures near $2000. kitchen and restaurant owned by J. J. Cooper. Fire blamed on defective electric light wires.
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Park Square
J. J. Cooper
Robbery Attempt Nabs Two Bristol Men in Street
Henry Connell and George Gordon aged 27 and 29 were arrested by Patrolman Hines on suspicion of assault with intent to rob William L. Cook a 70 year old man on Friend Street at 10:15 pm. Cook was struck after refusing to show his timepiece. watch not taken, chain snapped while Connell fled. Gordon acted as lookout but both were captured. Cook remained a witness.
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Henry Connell
George Gordon
Hines
Division 1
William L. Cook
Bristol
Mr. Cook
Friend Street
Connell
Cook
Gordon
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Court of Cancer
Frank H. E
Boston
Frank H. Howe
The
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Elijah George
Ebenezer Gay
Fire destroys Hebrew china shop on Lowell Street
Mike Speckel, a Hebrew china and glassware dealer at 73 Lowell Street, returned to a fire that had engulfed his shop after a kiln firing. Neighbors alerted Box 414 and firefighters arrived to save part of the building, but stock loss ran to about 500 dollars.
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Mike Speckel
Lowell Street
Londy
Peace Urged as West End Workers Seek Arbitration
Floormen and other West End Street Railway workers held a large meeting at Carlton Hall to review the executive board report on labor grievances. They pressed for wage boosts and Sabbath work reform while the company and State Board of Arbitration exchanged letters outlining positions and delaying a conference.
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West End Railroad Company
Carlton Hall
Eliot Street
State Board of Arbitration and
State Board
State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
Peter McCarthy
Ballard Way
Jamaica Plain
Board of Directors
West End Street Railway
Ernard F. Suppld
Boston
West_End Street Railway Company
Milk St. Totes
State Board of Arbitration
Lrd
Samuel Little
Mass. C
West End Street Railway Company
Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Peter M’carthy
Ton
Milk
Little
Sergeant
McCarthy
American Federation of Labor
Cdy
Motormen Union Meets Over Garrity Dismissal
The Motormen and Conductors Union held a large meeting to discuss Richard W. Garrity's dismissal. Garrity tendered his resignation to the executive board and Powers and Garrity were named permanent collectors and organizers for eight divisions.
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Motormen and Conductors’ Union
Richard W. Garrity
Garrity
People’s Party
Messrs. Powers and Garrity
Charlestown Free Drawing School Exhibition Honors Graduates
The Charlestown Free Drawing School held its exhibition at Old City Hall with about 20 drawings. A. L. Ware directed the program with Adelaide Palmer and others receiving praise. graduates were named across freehand, machine, ship drawing and architecture departments with awards for top work.
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Charlestown
Alberta A. Cutler
William L. Judkins
George F. Sibley
John L. Frisbee
Maud McAuley
Adelaide McAuley
Lizzie Burroughs
L. Osgood
W. H. Luther
S. F. W. Badger
Lillian B. Bowman
Jeannette E. Gifford
Nellie
R. L. Dyer
John Doherty
C. E. Smith
W. H. Pitman
William Sawyer
W. Wells
F. A. Robertson
Joshua Hughes
W. E. Howe
B. P. Mansfield
J. C. Laing
M. J. Cadigan
L. Cogswell
A. E. Garland
F. F. Sewell
Guy Claypoole
R. T. Robinson
J. T. Foley
A. B. Woodworth
M. KE. Jenkins
H. A. H. Gifford
F. W. Wilson
J. C. O'Connell
B. O. Gilchrist
Neglect of Duty Hearing on City Physician Bryant
In Cambridge City Hall the special committee held a lengthy hearing on complaints against City Physician Bryant. Seven years ago Horace J Gray alleged a private fee dispute over services for a birth. official status was noted. The committee did not decide and will likely publish findings in about ten days.
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Cambridge City Hall
Bryant
Susanna Terry
Davis
Horace J. Gray
Noted Dentist Dead In New Haven
Dr. Jerome Bon aparte Wheat a veteran dentist in New York and New Haven died suddenly of heart failure in New Haven on June 7. Born in 1808 in Glasgowbury he moved to New York in 1859 and led the profession, inventing many surgical appliances and dental instruments and pioneering vulcanized rubber in dentistry. He retired seventeen years ago and returned to New Haven seven years ago. He is survived by four children.
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New Haven
Jerome Bonaparte Wheat
New York
Glasgowbury
Wheat
Wanted for Murder in Providence Dalton Arrested in Atlanta
Dan Dalton, sought for murder in Providence since 1892, was seized in Atlanta as he tried to leave town. A $500 reward had been posted. Dalton had recently arrived as manager of boxer Denver Ed Smith and admits he is the wanted man.
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Atlanta
Dan Dalton
Providence
Haswell
Dalton
Denver
Ed Smith
General Martin Faces Complaints Over Alleged Police Brutality
Moy Loy, a China man, accuses Officer Carey of Station 4 of assaulting him without cause on Beach Street. He says he was returning home with two friends when they observed the officer with a woman, prompting a club strike and his arrest for drunkenness. An early hearing is promised after Deputy Superintendent Burrill’s interview.
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Martin
Carey
Station 4
Moy Foy
Moy Loy
Burrill
Beach Street
Corey
Moy
Yale and Harvard Challenge Not Yet Confirmed
New Haven report notes a cablegram from English universities inviting Yale and Harvard to a joint contest in September has not arrived. Captain Sheldon of the Yale team says he has seen only newspaper accounts and knows nothing definitive.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Sheldon
Fan Tan Players Arrested in Chinese Gaming House Raid
Last evening Sergeant Clark and a patrolman raided an alleged Chinese gaming house at 34 Harrison avenue. A fan tan layout with cards counters and gambling paraphernalia was seized and four Mongolians were arrested for presence at the scene.
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Clark
Lagrange Street
Harrison Avenue
Beecham's Pills Pushes Constipation Relief Sale
Bee chams pills for constipation advertised with price points 10 and 25 cents. Consumers urged to ask their druggist for Beecham's and other Apes products. Promotional line notes vast sales across the market.
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Beecham's
Nagle Identified in Foster Murder Trial Testimony
Charles H. Nichols testified about the midnight duel and the finding of Foster’s body. He identified Nagle as the man who held the horse and resembled one of the robbers, describing the shootout and pursuit before the court adjourned.
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Lowell
Foster
Charles H. Nichols
Nagle
Curran
Benjamin Spaulding
Stephen McDonald
Noyes Place
Billerica
Livingston
Cox
Livingstone
Bedford
Mr. Foster
Mr. Livingston
Zimmerman Deposits for Large Bicycle Championship Bet
Arthur A. Zimmerman deposited 5000 at First National Bank of Asbury Park to prove the challenge to John S. Johnson is in good faith. The wager discussion centers on amounts up to 20000 and the race location and conditions, with Zimmerman stating he may name terms as world champion. The exchange hints at asymmetrical incentives and a national meet in Asbury Park.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Arthur A. Zimmerman
First National Bank of
John S. Johnson
Zimmerman
Arthur
Johnson
America
Waltham
Mass
Senator Ortega Lets Loose on Clavijo Execution
In Madrid the Chamber of Deputies Senor Ortega censured the government for permitting Major Clavijo to be shot for attempting to assassinate General Primo Rivera. He called it a judicial murder and urged proof of legal validity. General Azcarraga defended the proper observance of law.
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Madrid
Chamber of Deputies
Senor Ortega
Major Clavijo
Primo Rivera
Azcarraga
Ironworker Michael Clark Injured in Broadway Duane St Collision
Michael Clark a 66 year old ironworker of 17 Gates Street Boston was struck and run over at the corner of Broadway and Duane Street. The driver was detained and Clark's prognosis remains doubtful as injuries include scalp wounds.
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New York
Michael Clark
Gates Street
Boston
Broadway
Duane Street
Herzog
Masons Prepare for Monument Ceremony in Boston
A detailed schedule outlines Masons led by Grand Lodge officers assembling at the monument grounds. Includes prayers, welcome by War. Ernest Co., an address by M. in Massachusetts G. M. Edwin B. Holmes, decoration of the model monument, and a banquet at Faneuil Hall with toasts to the Grand Lodge and state leaders.
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King Solomon's Lodge
Massachusetts
Grand Lodge
Boston
W. KE. Barrett
M. C
Ode Island
Alderman Presho
Miller
Navy Yard
Knights Templars
Edward A. Horton
Ernest Co. Marshall
W. M
Edwin B. Holmes
G. M
D. W. Reeves
William B. Fairchild
Greenhalge
Kilwinning Lodge
John Duckson
Monument Square
West Side
Monument
Chestnut Streets
Naval Museum
Passaic
Wabash
Faneuil Hall
E. C. Marshall
Brother Marshall
E. B. Holmes
William E. Barrett
Masonry
Serena D. Nickerson
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Alderman Sanford
Grand Royal Arch Chapter
J. Gilman Waite
Medford
Eugene C. Upton
John C. Soley
Soley Lodge
Samuel C. Lawrence
G. C
Rhode Island
Royal Arch Chapter
Joel C. Bolan
Coeur de Lion Commandery
F. W. Hopkins
C. H. Tucker
Frank Vose
C. Shute
Edwin Sibley
W. F. Hodgkinson
George A. Sanderson
Amos Stone
H. M. Harper
William H. Crowell
McLaughlin Found Guilty in Second Extortion Trial
The second trial of Police Inspector McLaughlin in New York ended with a guilty verdict tonight after the first trial ended with a hung jury.
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New York
McLaughlin
Mint julep and kin talk among Virginians
A social scene opens with Virginians sharing mint juleps as strangers seek kinship. The lengthy exchange weaves a web of cousinship from 1650 to 18 percent, tracing lineages through Randolphs Pages Burwells Carrys Lees Washingtons and Tuckahoes before another julep ends the tale.
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Randolphs
Page
Burwell
Carry
Lee
Washington
Randolph
Tuckahoe
Theatre Programme Collector Walks New York
A retired New Yorker, who never attends theatre, has for twenty five years collected weekly playhouse programmes and Tuesday reviews. Starting in 1870 to improve health he began visiting theatres daily, making rounds despite growing distance as new theatres arose. He has not missed a day in twenty five years.
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New York
New York Playhouse
Arizona Pete Seeks Contribution From Deeply Sleepy Parishioner
In a church service Arizona Pete stands in for deacons to pass the contribution basket. A wealthy man in the middle aisle sleeps through the appeal. Pete nudges him and finally the man, Mr. Fuddleston, wakes and contributes for the first time in his religious life.
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Arizona
Pete
Fuddleston
Lawrence elopement of Anne Neunes and Joseph Miller shocks town
Mary M Neunes daughter of barber John M Neunes and Joseph Miller a 26 year old Atlantic mills worker ran away together last Sunday night. Neunes says Miller promised to consider marriage after seeking her father. They disappeared to Lowell and may have wed there. he will investigate.
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Lawrence
Mary M. Neunes
John M. Neunes
Joseph Miller
Atlantic Mills
Lowell
How to Walk by a Delsarte Teacher
A Delsarte instructor explains women can improve their walk without a teacher though print cannot teach movement. The proper step length equals twice a foot, measured from one hollow to the other, and a taped flannel strip guides foot placement for correct toe turnout and thigh swing.
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Delsarte
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