Chapter of Augidents On Boston Streets
A string of accidents in Boston last night includes a shed collapse at Mystic wharf injuring John McGlouch and William Wallace, both in serious condition at Massachusetts General Hospital. Separate incidents report Charles Smith with a skull fracture after a fall at Hotel Italy, Moses Silverstern's bike crash into a window, John Connell’s head wound, and injuries to two boys from a toy pistol blast.
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Mystic Wharf
Export Lumber Company
John MecGlouch
Mystic Street
William Wallace
Polk Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Charles Smith
Bradford Street
Italy
North Street
Smith
Dunn
Noted Crooks in Custody Listed by Police Officials
Inspector and Bertillon measurer Tom Barry logged two prominent suspects, John Dalton alias Dolan of Boston and Edward J. McCaffrey, with Green the photographer filing their rogues gallery photos. Dalton faced multiple larceny terms and an assault conviction, while McCaffrey served three years in Charlestown State Prison with repeated drunkenness terms.
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Tom” Barry
Police
Green
Rogues’ Gallery
John Dalton
Dolan
Boston
Macauley
Division 1
Dalton
Cambridge House of Correction
Edward J. McCaffrey
Charlestown
House of Correction
Grunkenness
Providence Line Reopens for Summer Service
The New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad resumes the Providence line season from Boston to New York beginning Monday June 12. The steamboat express with parlor car leaves Ark Square, Boston at 6 52 p m daily except Saturday for Fox Point Providence connecting with steamers City of Lowell or Plymouth arriving in New York next morning. Return service departs Pier 18 North River at 6 p m daily except Sunday linking with the following morning steamer to Boston at 8 07. Through tickets are issued and baggage checked through via this route.
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Print cloth marker steadies at 244 cents in Fall River
Fall River reports the print cloth marker holding at 244 cents in trading today as market sentiment shows little change and merchants await broader demand signals.
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Fall River
Wouderear Erd in Back Bay Alarm Raised
Reports indicate an organized gang of housebreakers active in Back Bay with a failed daylight entry on Commonwealth Avenue at the Hart residence 278 Commonwealth Avenue. Ex Mayor Thomas N Hart and family are away at Swampscott. neighbors aided, shutters secured. Captain Dawson warned of need for more officers to cover the large district.
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Commonwealth Avenue
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Dawson
Molineux Freed on Bail in Adams Murder Case
Roland B Molineux was released on five thousand dollar bail at 135 pm and promptly charged again with the murder of Mrs Kate Adams. He appeared with attorneys Weeks and Battle, with ADA Osborne presenting the new warrant. He was arraigned before Justice Jerome and remanded to the Tombs until the Monday examination.
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Kate J. Adams
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Osborne
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Molineux
Biail
Jerome
Special Sessions Court
Unidentified man linked to hotel suicide in Newton
Police seek identity after a man who used the name Charles Reed shot himself at Hotel Gladstone on Thursday night. Clothing traces point to Providence Clothing Co of Woonsocket and Wetmore & Storey of Boston. measurements aid the search as Newton police note the man does not belong in the city.
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Gladstone
Jones
Lagrange Street
Providence Clothing Company
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Wetmore & Storey
Essex Street
Boston
Newton
Peace conference hints at stronger tribunal future
After today’s peace conference session many committee members telegraphed their governments seeking amplified instructions. Smaller powers push for a more effective permanent tribunal, while great powers resist major changes though seek a permanent court. American and Russian proposals remain active.
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Hagare
Julian Pauncefote
Cassatt Elected President of Pennsylvania Railroad
At a special board meeting in Philadelphia on June 9 A J Cassatt was elected president to succeed the late Frank Thomson. James McCrea succeeds Cassatt in the directorship.
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The
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A. J. Cassatt
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Cassatt
James McCrea
Boy Stabbed by Playmate in Roxbury Court
Thomas W Daley fourteen with a sister walked to City Hospital last night with a stab wound charged to a quarrel with playmate John Meee in Reed's court off Yeoman street Roxbury The wound not dangerous Home 11 Fellows street Roxbury John Meee named in the incident Robert I Hall thirty was arrested in Boston as a fugitive from Pawtucket R I on a warrant accusing him of obtaining twenty five dollars from Michael Moy of that city by false pretenses.
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Moses Silverstern
Wall Street
Somerset Street
Court House
Blondin
Moses
Beacon Street
Howard Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Thomas W. Daley
City Hospital
John Meee
Reed's Court
Yeoman Street
Roxbury
Fellows Street
Pawtucket
Robert I. Hall
Boston
Inspector Wise
R. J
Michael Moy
Putnam's Future in Question as Library Debate Delayed
Boston trustees met in the library's regu lar room amid uncertainty over ex librarian Putnam's continued tenure and possible salary-based confirmation issues. The Dominion liner Canada docked with Patrick A. Collins and Frank Jones among saloon passengers as officials boarded the Chandler for inspections. General Collins and Jones kept details private about their Europe trip.
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Congressional
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Europe
Hull
Dominion
Uner Canada
Enoch Maddox
Patrick A. Collins
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
N. H
Liverpool
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Long Wharf
Rivers
Colonel Billings
Chandler
Canada
Cork Harbor
Charlestown
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Kate Riley
Annie Neashey
Mary Burns
Martin Ward
William McCarthy
Barnabas Flaherty
Francesco Conant
Carles
China
San Francisco
General Collins
Beresford attacks China policy in Commons debate
In the House of Commons committee of supply the Conservative Admiral Lord Charles Beresford denounced government policy toward China. He accused ministers of deception and claimed open door policy was killed by Russia's interference in the Shanghai Kwan railroad project. He urged Britain United States Japan and Germany to take charge of China's army, with Britain leading, while Parliament Secretary Broderick warned the US might not follow and noted Germany's stronger European interests.
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House of Commons
Foreign Office
Raar
Charles Beresford
China
Russia
Shanghai-Kwan
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Germany
William St. John Broderick
Lord Beresford
Europe
Picquart Provisionally Released From Custody
Paris reports Lieutenant-Colonel Picquart freed from custody after 830 days in prison related to the Dreyfus affair. He had previously exposed the bordereau as hazy work in 1886 and faced multiple imprisonments for his statements, including July 1898 declarations of forgery.
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Picquart
Dreyfus
Bordereau
Hsterhazy
Mont Valerien
M. Cavaignac
France
Belgian editor leaves Liege for Paris to face libel verdict
Brussels June 9 M Perreux aging editor of L Aurore who stood with Emile Zola in the Versailles libel case has left Liege for Paris to allow service of the verdict. The Esterhazy court martial officers brought the action.
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Liege
Paris
Ancients to travel Boston on Cunard Aurania voyage
The London Ancient and Honorable Artillery will sail to Boston next year aboard the Cunard Aurania, moving from the New York route to a regular Boston service. The Aurania will return with the Ancients from Boston. A Parker House meeting expanded the general committee to fifty, adding Joseph Burdett Henry Fisher J Henry Brown Benjamin Stiles John Baird Charles Darling. Colonel Hedges presided as about thirty members attended to discuss transportation and banquet plans.
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New York
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Hingham
Henry N. Fisher
Waltham
J. Henry Brown
Charlestown
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John C. Baird
Charles Ix. Darling
Hledges
Cabinet Discusses Enlistment Plan for Manila Skeleton Regiments
Washington June 9 The Cabinet debated enlisting skeleton regiments in Manila from volunteers who wish to stay in service and filling them with recruits in the United States. General Otis would select officers from volunteer officers mustered out. The idea aims to create a veteran nucleus better suited to climate and duties. The plan remained nonbinding and not yet actioned. The Attorney General said the army reform bill maxing at 65 000 did not include hospital corps enlistments about 2690 men.
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Manila
Otis
Banquet to Mark Twain in London Savage Club honors him
The Savage Club hosts its first London banquet for Mark Twain since his return. Flags decorate the chairman’s seat as toasts pair Queen Victoria with President McKinley. Twain jokes about the Anglo American entente and becomes the club’s fourth honorary member after the Prince of Wales. Nansen and Stanlet?
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Savage Club
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McAllister
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Prince of Wales
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Stanlet
Connell Holds Up by Man with Knife on Huntington Ave
John Patterson alias J P Dorsey, 27, arrested after a 11:15 pm Huntington Avenue robbery of Michael Connell at the Chutes. Dorsey allegedly flashed a knife, Connell surrendered a gold ring and $20, but fought back. a Division 10 patrolman captured him after a brief chase. Connell sustained non life threatening wrist and abdomen injuries.
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J. P. Dorsey
Michael Connell
Huuntington Avenue
Dorsey
Connell
Division 10
Man Warranted for Highway Robbery Held on One Charge
Inspectors Shields and Kelley captured Harry Lindsay a large man about 5 feet 8 inches tall and 195 pounds on a May 19 highway robbery against John F. McGuire of 6 West Dedham Street near Olive Place and Washington Street. Lindsay denies knowledge of the watch and says he got $1.50 for it. The case may indicate involvement in other similar South End robberies recently.
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Kelley
South End
Harry Lindsay
John F. McGuire
West
Dedham Street
Olive Place
Washington Street
McGuire
Columbus Avenue
Boston & Albany
Lindsay
Cambridge woman 108 oldest New England resident dies to age
Mrs Russell Bradford of Cambridge reached 108 years yesterday becoming perhaps the region’s oldest. Born June 9 1753 in Boston she was daughter of Isaage Winslow and Alary Russell. Widowed from Charles Bradford she lived in Boston until twenty years ago then with relatives in Cambridge.
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Cambridge
New England
Boston
Isaage
Alary Russell Winslow
Charles Bradford
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