Hotel Men's Banquet Opens with Governor Walcott Welcome
The Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association held its eighteenth annual banquet at the Vendome with Governor Walcott, Mayor Quincy, Speaker Bates, and Postmaster Thomas among distinguished guests. Officers were elected in the afternoon session and 150 ladies attended a Parker House luncheon and Keith's Theatre visit.
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Quincy
Bates
Thomas
Boston
Commonwealth of
Hotel Vendome
Vendome
Bonifaces
Parker House
Governor Wolcott
R. Reed
Chattanooga
Vermont
C. C. Chase
St. Johnsbury
West Virginia
Fred van Orman
Charlestown
Wisconsin
J. A. Longe
Madison
Hadley
California
James
B. H. Yard
L. H. Humphreys
Providence
R. I
Humphreys
Association
Keith’s
Combination Park
Music Hall
Nantasket
Pierce Hall
Plymouth
Men's Association
Albee
Banquet Opens as Norfolk Hotel Hosts Hotelmen
At a formal banquet in Boston, Mayor Quincy and Postmaster Thomas greet guests including President George W. Lynch and Speaker Bates. Toasts celebrate New England, the clergy, press, and Massachusetts hotel associations while business talks outline membership and financials for the hotelmen’s association.
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George W. Lynch
Bates
Quincy
Thomas
F. Willis Rice
Simeon Ford
Willam H. Ryder
J. H. Breslin
George H. Bowker
Albion T. Brownell
E. A. Thayer
Benjamin H. Yard
C. C. Hilton
G. W. James
Lynch
William W. Davis
Norfolk House
Boston
Davis
New England
Batese
Henr
Sas
California
G. Wharton
James H. N
C. C. Lies
William H. Rye
the Press
William la Pointe
New Park Association
Massachwetts Hotel Association
Alblexp. Brownell
Hela Square
Chicky
Hak
Wrietary
Provisional Silver Republicans Convene in Chicago
Thirty two states and over a hundred silver Republicans attended a first meeting of the provisional committee in executive session at the Leland Hotel. Leaders outlined a general plan of organization including appointing chairmen for state committees.
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Chicago
National Silver Republican Party
Leland Hotel
Moore and Hardmann Fight Draw In 20 Round Battle
At the Empire Athletic Club in Syracuse on June 8 Billy Moore, protege of Tommy Ryan, and Walter Hardmann of Syracuse fought twenty rounds to a draw. Moore led most of the contest, while Hardmann relied on clinching and retreating in the closing rounds. Moore scored three knockdowns in the final round and could have finished sooner.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Empire Athletic Club
Billy’’ Moore
Tommy” Ryan
Walter Hardmann
Moore
Hardmann
Olympic Club Fight Ends Early After Vernon Fatal Blow
The Olympic Club at Athens Pennsylvania opened tonight since Billy Vernon the Haverstraw brickmaker was knockout by Leslie Pearce in a fatal rounds. Australian Billy Smith opposed Jack Bonner in a scheduled fifteen round bout that ended in the fifth when Smith fell to the floor.
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Philadelphia
Olympic Club
Athens
Penn
Billy”’ Vernon
Leslie Pearce
Vernon
Billy’ Smith
Jacx
Bonner
Smith
Yale Crew Keeps Up Hard Work On Thames
Yale rowers completed a strenuous evening session on the Thames as Coach Cook pushes pair and body technique. Harvard’s improving form is noted while Yale prepares for a cedar shell race and moves freshmen into new quarters on the bluff near the varsity house.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Thames
Harvard
Waters of Troy
Bailey
Christopher Brown
Varsity
Latham Brown
Courtney forms new Cornell crew for Poughkeepsie trials
Cornell coach Charles E. Courtney pressed despite rain to assemble a new temporary crew from second varsity men and freshmen to decide substitute personnel for Poughkeepsie. He plans morning and afternoon practice as exams end. The first varsity rowed tonight in a cedar shell, with a paper shell preferred by most rowers though an aluminum boat may be used at Poughkeepsie depending on Courtney’s choice after home practice.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Charles E. Courtney
Cornell
Poughkeepsie
Courtney
Lawyers Fight Turns Fatal in Junction City Court
In Junction City Arkansas today in a justice court room W B Coffee of Eldorado was murdered by J J Sheppard. Both were lawyers and opposing counsel in a trial before Justice Wright. During the case Coffee grabbed a chair and Sheppard drew a pistol firing four shots, killing Coffee instantly. Sheppard is jailed under heavy guard to prevent lynching.
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Junction City
Ark
W. B. Coffee
Eldorado
J. J. Sheppard
Coffey
Sheppard
Wright
Coffee
Braintree Bridge Mystery Lies in River Find
A man about 55, 5 feet 5 inches tall and 150 pounds, was found dead yesterday morning in the Monatiquot River between Braintree and South Braintree. Authorities say drowning was likely, with head wounds from rocks. A white handkerchief marked Hawley was found. possible prior sightings link to local workers.
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Monatiquot River
Braintree
South Braintree
S. S. Bridgham
Meadow Road
Frasier
Oil Station Hearing Draws Crowds in Chelsea Highland District
Nearly 200 people filled the Chelsea city hall to hear Leonard and Ellis seek permission to store illuminating and lubricating oils in the Highland district. Proponents cited safety and low odor, while opponents including the school committee warned of smells affecting Highland School.
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Chelsea City Hall
Leonard & Elis
Chelsea
D. Frank KarMmball
Willard Howland
Highland District
William J. Goulding
Leonard & Ellis
Cyrus M. Coburn
Henry A. Spencer
Kimball
S. B. Reed
Howland
George H. Dunham
Highland School
William Swain
Lone Star
Henry Cornell
Horace B. Lambert
Joseph B. Everdean
Richard Ash
James S&s. Duval
George M. Anthony
Water Front List of Vessels and Repairs
Schooner Cavaire arrived from the South Channel after reporting a snow squall on Sunday. The palatial steam yacht Eleanor bound from New London to Bar Harbor passes Highland Light under charter to Colonel O H Faine. Plymouth to be placed in Simpson's dry dock for outside condenser work. Barnstable machinery repairs completed and the ship to Jamaica. Cape Shore fleet catches listed: George F Edmunds 120 barrels salt mackerel and other vessels with length totals.
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Cavaire
William H. Slater
Eleanor
New London
Bar Harbor
Highland Light
Cape Cod
O. H. Faine
Plymouth
Simpson
Barnstable
Atlantic Works
Long Wharf
Jamaica
Cape Shore
George F. Edmunds
Lizzie M. Center
Hattie M. Graham
Lizzie Maud
Ethel Jacobs
I. Maker
Abbie M. Deering
Ayres BE. Downes
Arthur
Floats Ready for Charlestown Carnival Parade
The Charlestown Carnival Association reports floats ready at the navy yard awaiting morning transport for exhibition before thousands. Lt Charles A Foster accepts escort role for Naval Brigade float Liberty. The first division to lead parade includes about 55 officers and men guarding the Niagara figurehead. A long list of staff appointments follows for the brigades led by Edward H Carter and Commander Edward Ahearn with many named aides and adjutants.
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Charlestown Carnival Association
Frank E. Bagley
Navy Yard
Charles A. Foster
Naval Brigade
Niagara
Marshal Breen
William H. Oakes
J. M. Goldthwait
M. C. Page
William P. Henry
A. E. Norton
Dunn
James Kennedy
F. A. Howland
John Collins
George A. Garland
James P. Callahan
John J. Shields
E. J. Twomey
Frank Curry
Thomas J. Keating
William Fish
R. H. Hanson
W. H. Wellington
Calvin Stowell
Joseph McEnery
Michael Driscoll
J. B. Corcoran
Henry Pike
George H. Bartley
Charles L. Foster
William J. Riley
L. St. John
P. James Murphy
Edward H
F. A. Walker
Maynard E. Clemens
Leroy Appt
Charles E., Pritchard
I. J. D'Arcy
W. H. Doyle
H. J. Cheney
S. Arthur Strong
Winslow Allen
S. Harradon
Walter Crockett
Lawrence Langley
Frank Hartford
G. R. Coleman
Edward Ahearn
Third Division
Edward S. Denny
Benjamin Bowdlear
William Todd
George Simonton
Albert Lydston
G. F. Turner
James Graham
D. P. Gravelle
Albert Marshall
James Maguire
Hugh McManus
Milo Keenan
Riot at Minoak Mines Ends in Death and Beatings
In Minoak Newfoundland on June 8 a labor strike escalated when miners interfered with escorted workers. Superintendent A W Morgan and boss Joseph Erbeland shot a miner, killing John Welostar and wounding another. Morgan died later that day. rioters then beat the two officials with clubs and stones.
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Pontiac
Minoak
A. W. Morgan
Joseph Erbeland
Morgan
Erbeland
John Welostar
Marion Mills Sparks Track Exhibition at Medford Opening
Marion Mills paced a mile in 2 11 1 4 without a driver or sulky marking a standout exhibition at Medford Combination Park opening. Architect won the 2:24 trot and A S L captured the 2:24 pacing event with Carrie V and Lucy Stokes placing. crowds noted strong female attendance and windy conditions.
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Combination Park
Medford
Marion Mills
Frank Walker
J. C. Tallman
E. D. Wiggins
Architect
Paddy D
Volante
Carrie V
Lucy Stokes
Duke
A. Ss. L
Aekg
Marion Mils
B. G
Almont
Hambletonian Downing
L. McDonald
Prince Nutwood
Monarch, Jr
S. Houghton
Wilton
A. Trout
Little Lady
Br. m
Wilkes
Knox
J. Payne
C. G
Cobden
Dam Dinal
Black Morgan
L. Sterling
Gold King, Jr
P. Collins
Lucey Stokes
B. m
Earl Medium
Alcyone
K. Foshner
Boston & Maine offers summer excursion tickets to New England resorts
The Boston and Maine railroad announces reduced rate round trip excursion tickets from June 1 to September 30 at principal stations for resorts across Maine New Hampshire and Vermont. An excursion book with routes rates and a list of hotels is mailed free on request to the general passenger department in Boston.
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New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Boston & Maine Railroad
General Passenger Department
Boston
American Wringer Co. offers instalment sales on jewelry and more
Diamands watches jewelry silverware clocks banquet lamps available on instalments. Orders by mail or telephone receive prompt attention. The American Wringer Company Broadway extension Boston successor Met. Manufacturing Co.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Boston
Met. Manufg. Co
Dorchester Stabbing Injures Daniel Morrison in Late Night Attack
Police at Station 4 seek an unknown man after a street affray at Eliot and Carver streets left Daniel B Morrison, 23, with knife wounds to the neck, right arm, and left hand. Morrison, a Dorchester resident, is hospitalized in stable condition. A brawl began when Morrison and companions were shoved from the curb and an unknown assailant stabbed him.
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Station 4
Eliot and
Carver Streets
Daniel B. Morrison
E. Nonqui ‘Street
Dorchester
Morrison
Apsley strike ends as owner agrees to restore workers
Lynn June 8 The Apsley rubber strike was settled by B. P. Barry of the State Board of Arbitration this afternoon. Mr Apsley agrees to drop the free shop plan and take back all his help, promising to make the sack right if prices are too low.
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Lynn
Apsley
B. P. Barry
State Board of Arbitration
Chelsea Improvement Loan Awards to Local Firms
Proposals for the Chelsea improvement loan of 70000 and 40000 dollars were opened at the city treasurer’s office last evening. The 40000 dollar loan was awarded to C. H. White and Co and the 70000 dollar loan to Blodgett Merritt and Co.
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Chelsea
C. H. White & Co
Blodgett, Merritt & Co
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