Buffalo Bill's Wild West Reaches Boston Again
Buffalo Bill and his troupe of Indians cowboys and international ponies arrive in Boston for a two week run at Huntington avenue with 700 people 800 horses and a full electric plant. Major Burke guides press tours and Cody signs autographs while the exhibition adds new riders from abroad and heavy arched lighting for night shows.
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Buffalo Bill
Boston
Cody
Boston & Providence
Huntington Avenue
Buffalo Bill Congress of Wonders
William F. Cody
London
America
Vesuvius
Rome
Prince and Pease
Colonel Cody
Sherman
Sheridan
Hancock
Custer
Carr
Crook
Miles
Mississippi
Nebraska
Old Rocky Bear
Major Burke
Jule Keen
Mr. Keen
George Starr
Fellows
Mr. Starr
James A. Bailey
Barnum-Bailey Circus
Bailey
Mr. Salsbury
Andree Wins Grand Prix de Paris at Longchamps
The Grand Prix de Paris at Longchamps ends with Edmond Blanc's filly Andree taking victory by two lengths over Cherbourg. Le Justicier leads early before Cherbourg falters, while Vicomte d Harcourts Cherpont and Le Sagittaire follow. over 120,000 spectators watch as Andree claims the 200,000 franc purse and 50,000 francs from railways among 600 francs forfeits and 1000 franc sweepstakes.
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Paris
Longchamps
Edmond Blanc
Andree
Bois de Bologne
M. Faure
Eustis
Grant
New York
George Munroe
Consul Morse
Creighton Webb
St. Petersburg
Divonne
Caraman-Chimay
Ward
Count de Castellane
de Castellane
Gould
Pol
Vicomte d’Harcourt
Cherbourg
Roiteleet
Arioviste
Henry Ridgeway
Franco
Maugiron
Balla
le Justicier
Omnium II
le Sagittaire
Roitelet
Baron de Schickler
President Faure
B. F. Andree
Retreat
Arignee
Vicomte d'Harcourt
Ch. G. Cherponte
Atlantic
Cherie
Baron A. de Schickler
le Sancy
la Dauphine
Drowned Youth Fro Frew W Haskell Drowns at Lake Auburn
Frew W. Haskell, eldest son of S. F. Haskell, drowned while swimming on Lake Auburn. He and F N Saunders were yachting when the wind died. Haskell suffered cramps and sank before Saunders could reach him. He captained the Auburn Camp of Sons of Veterans and was a popular young man.
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Auburn
Frew W. Haskell
S. F. Haskell
Lake Auburn
Haskell
F. N. Saunders
Saunders
Sons of Veterans
Public note on ale quality and brewery cleanliness
The public should consider that ale produced by careful brewing and aged in a scrupulously clean brewery deserves attention. This statement emphasizes the safeguards of cleanliness and proper process in brewing.
Highland Spring Ale Competes for Dealers and Consumers
The strong recommendation for Highland Spring Ale targets both dealers and consumers, presenting competitive appeal beyond other grounds as it enters the market. The rollout emphasizes how retailers and buyers perceive the product amid competing brands and offers.
Ex-Secretary Whitney Visits Boston Mother in Lawful Leisure
The Hon. William C. Whitney spent yesterday in Boston visiting his mother in Brookline and meeting old friends. He refused to discuss tariffs, silver, or any public question, saying the trip had no significance beyond a social purpose and that he would return to New York today. He dismissed rumors of an engagement and offered no further comments for publication.
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William C. Whitney
Boston
New York
Parker House
Brookline
West Newton
Cleveland
Whitney
Dedication Planned for Powder House Park in Somerville
West Somerville prepares for the dedication of Powder House Park praised as one of New England’s finest pleasure grounds. The Fourth of July committee, chaired by ex-Alderman Phillips with S. F. Murphy as secretary, will lead preliminary steps next Thursday. An aldermen’s meeting next week may authorize funding for the dedication. Plans include elaborate ceremonies and a United States flag for every child attendee. The park, bought four years ago, has been graded with rustic walks and driveways laid out.
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West Somerville
Powder House Park
New England
Phillips
F. Murphy
Board of Aldermen
Firemen and veterans honor fallen at Forest Hills Cemetery
A memorial service drew about 1000 people from Boston and surrounding communities to decorate graves of deceased firemen. Chief Webber and Commissioners joined ex Chief Damrell who gave the oration praising mutual aid among firemen, with bands, prayers, floral tributes, and a procession from Firemen's Hall to the cemetery.
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Forest Hills Cemetery
Boston
Charlestown
Roxbury
Hyde Park
Dorchester
Chief Webber
Boston Department
Robert G. Fitch
George H. Innis
James Bruerton
The
Boston Protective
Chelsea Veterans Memorial Day Observances Parade
Chelsea Veterans held Memorial Day ceremonies led by the Chelsea Veteran Firemen. A 40 strong line included police, the General Electric Band, Mayor Carter, ex Mayor Tenney, Aldermen, and Firemen Association. Services at Garden Cemetery honored City Messenger Charles Howard with a male quartet, prayer, and address by Rev. R. Perry Bush, then repeated at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Chelsea
Hawthorne Street
William A. Anderson
General Electric Band
Lynn
Charles H. Grant
Carter
S. P. Tenney
Littlefield
Chipmar
O’brien
R. Perry Bush
John H. Crandon
Firemen’s Association
Thomas Taylor
Garden Cemetery
Charles Howard
Howard
Charles A. Schumans
Chestnut Street
B. T. Martin
Woodlawn Cemetery
Waltham Veterans Firemen Observe Memorial Day
The Waltham Veteran Firemen Association held a Memorial Day. Members met at headquarters on Spruce Street to decorate graves of deceased members with flowers and blue and gold flags. Services followed at Ascension Church with a sermon by Rev. Alden L. Bennett.
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Waltham
Alden L. Bennett
Beachmont firemen decorate graves of departed brethren
Hose 2 members observed decoration day at Woodlawn Cemetery placing flowers on graves including Charles Chisholm and William Pow. The brief ceremony honored fallen Beachmont firefighters and reflected on their service.
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Hose 2
Beachmont
Woodlawn Cemetery
Charles Chisholm
William Pow
Kaiser William to Use Zebra Team for Royal Carriage
Berlin June 9 Kaiser William plans to drive a novel zebra team between Berlin and Potsdam replacing the four Hungarian Juckers. A Boer firm in the Transvaal sent three trained zebras for carriage use. The team will be tested before the Russian troika and is housed at the Neuss Palais mews. Two grooms on fleet horses follow to anticipate accidents. The zebras are white with many stripes and wear red morocco harness. Earlier experiments in Paris learned gait and control, and a rich hunter once owned them before selling at a loss to a menagerie. The Emperor sought a four-horse team from German East Africa but received three.
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Berlin
Kaiser William
Here
Potsdam
Transvaal
Troika
Russia
Iorses
Steppes
Neuss Palais
Morocco
Tongman
Paris
German East Africa
Mill Fire Destroys Northampton Company Plant
Fire at J W Leonard and Co three story mill on Main Street Florence district devastates the building and causes about 150000 dollars in damages despite the fire department efforts.
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Northampton
J. W. Leonard & Co
Main Street
Florence
Infant dies in hammock accident on Orchard street
In Pittsfield on June 9 a five month old child of Theodore Freehoffer died after a post broke while Mr. Kirkland swung with the infant in a hammock on Orchard street. The fall caused a fatal head injury instantly.
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Pittsfield
Theodore Freehoffer
Frank Kirkland
Orchard Street
Kirkland
Akull
Vast Clothing Sale Advertised at Sign of the Yankee
An ad announces a large clothing sale at the Sign of the Yankee on Summer Street. Entire stock priced to clear in ten days with many items at deep discounts. Bargains include Men's suits, coats, pants, youth wear, and silk items, with prices far below worth and free car fare for distant buyers. Names of local promoters listed.
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Salem veterans honor fallen firefighters with cemetery tributes
Salem veterans of the Salem Veteran Firemen’s Association attended divine services at the Cal Baptist Church yesterday led by Rev. C. A. Lard. After services they toured city cemeteries placing flowers on the graves of late members.
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Salem
Cail Baptist Church
C. A.lard
Ciation
Boston Bound Seaf of Ohio Delegation Arrives for Convention
Rev. W E Barton of Hawmut Congregational Church prepares warm welcome for more than 2000 Ohio Christian Endeavorers traveling twenty four hours to Boston. He reports high enthusiasm among delegates and coordinates Alaska and Mexico booths with the Boston headquarters. Barton is authorized to cover decorating expenses for Alaska Endeavorers and to arrange a special display at the convention.
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W. E. Barton
Thehawmut Congregational Church
Ohio
Barton
Boston
Ohio Christian Deaverers
Alaska
Ni Mexico
Mr. Barton
No Hope For Miss Dodge Sinks In Washington
Washington dispatch reports Miss Dodge Misa Abi Dodge also known as Gail Hamilton is sinking tonight with new symptoms of her disease. Her physician expresses no hope for recovery though she may linger for a few days.
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Washington
Misa Abi Dodge
Gail Hamilton
Melrose Athletic Club Plans New $20,000 Club House
The Melrose Athletic Club will erect a new club house on Main Street with bowling alleys and gymnasiums. Fred Ellis drew the plans and the committee approved them. Financing is already arranged for the project.
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Melrose Athletic Club
Main Street
Fred Ellis
Mrs Mary Livermore Recovers From Illness
Melrose June 9 Mrs Mary Livermore who has been ill and confined to her room for a week is now able to sit up and is slowly gaining.
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Melrose
Mary A. Livermore
Mr Gladstone Relapses After Early Ride Outing
London June 9 Mr Gladstone has a slight relapse due to going out carriage riding prematurely.
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MR. Gladstone
London
Cardinals Gibbons Rampolla confer at Vatican
Rome June 9 Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore and Cardinal Rampolla papal secretary of state held a conference at the Vatican Saturday night.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Rome
Cardinal Gibbons of
Baltimore
Cardinal Rampolla
Vatican
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William Holton
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C. W. Swett
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John Riddle
James Mills
A. J. McDonough
T. W. Conway
C. F. Clark
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E. F. Curtis
Charitable Association of Boston Fire Oes
Samuel Abbott
Boston Protective Department
James H. Huff
Roxbury Veteran Firemen’s Association
Co. A. Belford
Boston Veteran Firemen’s Association
S. Jacobs
Charlestown Volunteer Veteran Firemen's Association
Robert J. Mitchell
Salem Cadet Band
Jean M. Missud
Barnicoat Fire Association
C. BE. Wadleigh
Pleyer
James H. Upham
John S. Damreil
New England League
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G. A. Suits
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W. P. Cherrington
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W. J. Jordan
T. Beck
Robert Mitchell
Henry Fox
Roxbury Veteran Fire Association
W. T. McCormack
B. Kelley
A. J. Glynn
Boston Veteran Fire Association
George W. Morse
E. L. Barnes
Thomas Strangman
H. Daniels
Hyde Park Veteran Firemen’s Association
T. C. Thompson
C. Gallinger
Chief Marshal
Bernard M’nellis
Chelsea Veterans
Beachmont Firemen
Emperor
William
Kaisha William
Germany
Ers
Charles Perry
John Welch
Jarhd Rankenberg
Clarence Felch
Salem Veterans
Ovil Endeavorers
Miss Dodge
Mrs. Livermore
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