Waterfront notices and ship movements near Boston harbor
The port shows rising trade with exports at 1 736 822 and imports of 1 668 449 last week, while ships like Big Bonanza and Tanna shift cargoes and look to refit or trade. Icebergs, wreck alerts, and new liners Carinthia and Sylvania feature as harbor activity continues amidCapt. Orchard’s voyage reports and a diver’s inspection of Rocky Glen.
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Irving Sparks
Robert Ritchie
Bergman
Baltimore
San Francisco
James Adison
John H. Laskey
South
Boston
Orchard
Fnn
Pilley’s Island
Newfoundland
Long
West Long
Montreal
London
Brookline
Anderson
Jamaica
L. H.tracey
A. H. Swift
L. D. Baker
G. P. Kidder
Father McDonald
G. J. Nash
N. Pattyfoot
A. W. Robertson
Thomas Coyle
J. H. Baker
R. R. Baker
Charles Olsen
A. E. Savage
J. N. Gant
Rebecca Deane
Mathilda Davis
Mavis Cameron
St. John
N. B
Liverpool
Roberts
Govan
Carinthia
Sylvania
Cunard Line
Mens Martin Steel
Hyannis
Funeral for Lynn assault victim John H. Hennessey
The funeral of John H. Hennessey, slain in a Lynn Saturday morning assault, was held at his mother's home on Hood Street. The rosewood casket lay hidden by floral tributes including a crescent of immortelles from Sau gus Lodge. Interment followed at St. Joseph's Cemetery.
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Lynn
John H. Hennessey
Hood Street
Saugus Lodge
K. P
St. Joseph's Cemetery
General Miles Praises Framingham Brigade
Governor Greenhalge received a letter from Major General Nelson A. Miles praising the First Brigade at Framingham. Miles says the brigade is evidently in efficient condition for any service.
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Greenhalge
Nelson A. Miles
Framingham
American Wringer Company Ad at Broadway Extension
Short advertisement announces the American Wringer Company located at 13 and 15 Broadway extension, city, highlighting manufacturing and trade presence.
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The
American Wringer Company
Broadway
City, Manufac
Buffalo Bill flagship Wild West show thrills Boston crowd
Buffalo Bill Cody returns to Boston at Huntington avenue with Annie Oakley and Johnnie Baker. Indian tribes and rough riders from the United States and Europe perform guns, lasso feats, and military drill. Major Burke hosts a vivid, behind the scenes look at a grand touring spectacle.
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Huntington Avenue
Buffalo Bill
John M. Burke
William F. Cody
Boston
Rio Grande
Dakota
England
Europe
United States of America
France
Germany
Lariat Slinger
Bill Sweeny
Grand Review
Colonel Cody
Annie Oakley
Johnnie Baker
Pony Express
Plains
Post
Deadwood
Cheyenne
Burke
Royal Irish Lancers
Guarde Cuirrassiers
United States Cavalry
Fort Riley
First Trip of the Cape Ann Maiden voyage from Gloucester
The new Gloucester steamer Cape Ann made her maiden trip on the route yesterday leaving her berth at 3 o'clock. She carried a large number of invited guests from Gloucester who came by train to take the trip down. The steamer City of Gloucester will be taken to the Atlantic Works for overhaul.
Granted a Liquor License for 18 Mink Street
A license was granted to B Merer & Co. at 18 Mink Street after a refusal hearing. The firm received approval to operate a liquor establishment under local licensing rules.
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B. FuMer & Co
Belger to be Arraigned on Manslaughter Charge in Lynn
Edward A. Belger will face arraignment in Lynn Police Court on a manslaughter charge over John Hennessey’s death last Saturday. His counsel seeks higher court trial and bail may reach 100000. Defense argues death stemmed from a blow other than the catsup bottle incident near Hill's restaurant.
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Lynn
Edward A. Belger
John Hennessey
Hennessey
Hill
Snake at Amesbury school sparks controversy and suspends boy
In Amesbury the son of Rev. George A. Christy brought a snake to class and released it, causing laughter among peers. The teacher suspended him for two days and school board chair I. T. Choate faces criticism from church groups over perceived ministerial privilege, with a mass meeting planned at the armory. Details of the snake’s fate remain unspecified.
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Amesbury
I. T. Choate
George F. Babbitt
Choate
Jealousy Declared Curable by Physical Treatment
Dr Maurice de Fleury an eminent French physician argues jealousy is a physical condition with mental symptoms and can be treated by physical means. He notes jealousy grows from temporary states such as fatigue illness or overexertion and asserts true jealousy stems from doubt not knowledge.
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Maurice de Fleury
de Fleury
Mc Laughlin Seeks Freedom While Awaiting Appeal
Inspector Mc Laughlin’s attorneys push for a new trial and a certificate of reasonable doubt as they seek bail pending appeal. The move faces likely denial, with possible juror disqualification considerations tied to Henry Houston’s skim milk violations.
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New York
McLaughlin
Justice Barrett
Supreme Court
Henry W. Houston
Houston
Pyne Named Boston Superintendent Secretary
John W. Pyne, formerly of Hingham, has been appointed secretary for Superintendent Eldridge in Boston. The Odd Fellows memorial service will be held at the Old Meeting House at 7:30 this evening with invited lodge members from surrounding towns.
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John W. Pyne
Eldridge
Boston
Odd Fellows
Old Meeting House
New England
John W. Day
William Dusseault
Katherine Clemons Engaged to Howard Gould in London
Miss Katherine Clemons, long linked with Buffalo Bill and the frontiersman’s circle, has become engaged to Howard Gould. The California born actress rose from San Francisco stages to London schools and New York fame, with the wedding expected in California this summer.
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Charles B. Overacker
Niles
Grand Opera House
San Francisco
London
Buffalo Bill
Katherine Clemmons
Miss Clemmons
England
America
Venice
Baltimore
New York
New Yorker
J. W. Dayan
Howard Gould
California
Mr Washington Protests Over City Jobs and Veterans
Letter to the editor from Samuel W Washington criticizing Boston Mayor Curtis for favoritism in appointments. He cites veteran eligibility, Civil Service, and the treatment of a disabled veteran assigned to street work and the Custom House. He claims veteran petitions by G A R posts were ignored and questions why unfit individuals get easier posts.
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Post
Republican Party
Boston
Curtis
Courtenay Guild
Civil Service Commission
Wheeler
Fisherman Joseph Brier Charged With Rum Smuggling
Joseph Brier a fisherman aboard the er Joseph P. Johnson was arrested by a United Deputy Marshal Robinson yesterday afternoon near the wharf on a charge of smuggling rum into the country. He appeared before United States Commissioner Fiske and was held on $1000 bond for hearing today. He pleaded not guilty.
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Joseph Brier
Joseph P. Johnson
United
Robinson
United States
Fiske An
Vitriol attack leads to arrest in Dover
Albert F. Johnson of North Berwick Maine was arrested in Dover for throwing vitriol at Miss Annie H Wadleigh of Wells Maine at the depot destroying her clothing. Wadleigh swore out a warrant. Johnson, a discharged lover, posted $500 bond for hearing next Wednesday morning.
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Dover
N. H
Albert F. Johnson
North Berwick
Annie H. Wadleigh
Wells
Frost
Bonds
Ringling Bros World Greatest Shows Arrive in Boston
Athenians poised for first Boston visit of Ringling Bros Circus with novel acts from top circuses. DaComas perform mid air flights while Maynard and La Mothe on aerial bars and Art and Millie Adair on the trapeze headline a lineup of premier aerial acts. The ring features the finest triple ring menagerie and a lush production with ornate costumes and full musical organization.
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Ringlings
Athens
America
DaComas
Ringling Bros
Maynard and la Mothe
Art
Millie Adair
Jingling Bros
Bes
Liberati’s
Uni
Heavy rains cause crop damage in Des Moines and Monument dam wreck
Heavy western rains in Des Moines Iowa and Monument Colorado flood fields and damage crops. Des Moines reports two inch rainfall and bank full creeks with railroad damage but no washouts yet. Monument dam near Palmer Lake is wrecked and may fail any minute threatening surrounding property.
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Des Moines
Palmer Lake
Col
Monument
Monument Dam
Wellesley Special Town Meeting Votes Street Lighting Expansion
In a well attended session on Saturday evening the town meeting unanimously approved extending the street lighting to 127 new 25 C. P. lamps, bringing total lamps to 603. Voted to pursue lower railroad fares and better accommodations with a special committee appointed.
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Wellesley
Ericsson forced to return after fog limits run
New London Conn June 10 Torpedo boat Ericsson made a brief run into Long Island Sound today covering about fifteen or twenty miles before fog forced an early return. Engines performed well reaching a 24 mile pace in the restricted test.
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New London
Conn
Ericsson
Long Island Sound
Webb v West End Street Railway the rear platform dispute
In Superior Civil Court Miss Lucy K Webb sues the West End Street Railway for 10000 damages claiming a January 14 1894 fall from a Grove Hall car on a crowded rear platform caused serious hip injuries The case tests whether passengers may ride on the rear platform and may be carried to the full bench if defeated.
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Lucy K. Webb
West End Street Railway Company
Miss Webb
Grove Hall
West End
Olney Takes Oath of Office as Secretary of State
Richard Olney was sworn in as Secretary of State yesterday at 11 a m before Chief Justice Fuller in Washington. Witnesses included Secretary Lamont and Assistants Uhl and Adee, Landis, and Mrs Aubrey. Judge Harmon arrived, ready to take Olney's successor oath for this afternoon’s Cabinet meeting.
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Richard Olney
United States
Fuller
Supreme Court
Washington
Lamont
Uhl
Adee
State Department
Landis
Gresham
Aubrey
Harmon
Olmey
Ex Postmaster John Greenfield Identified Link to 1893 Rochester Robbery
Rochester New Hampshire June 10 Ex Postmaster John Greenfield was summoned to New York by Postoffice Department agents to identify William Maher believed to be the accomplice in the Rochester post office robbery on July 14 1893. A confederate allegedly engaged Greenfield at the delivery window while the thief robbed the safe. the thief was captured with the funds and is now in the State Prison.
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Rochester
N. H
John Greenfield
New York
Postoffice Department
William Maher
Maher
Greenfield
Athol Doctor in Vermont Suicide Attempt
Fletcher an Athol Mass. physician in the Brattleboro lockup attempted suicide by poison at noon. He was arrested last night for practicing medicine without a diploma. He was revived by Drs Ketchum and Gray after two hours and likely will recover. He has a wife son and daughter in Athol.
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Brattleboro
Fletcher
Athol
Mass
Dalton in route for Providence murder charge
Detective Parker of Providence Rhode Island leaves Washington with Martin Dalton charged in the murder of Anthony Haswell. The two men travel for the Providence case as authorities pursue justice.
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Washington
Parker
Providence
R. I
Martin Dalton
Anthony Haswell
Five Years for Stewart in Back Bay Break-In Case
William A. Stewart was sentenced in the Superior Criminal Court by Judge Sheldon to the State Prison for five years for breaking and entering four different apartment houses at the Back Bay during the past month.
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William A. Stewart
Superior Criminal Court
Sheldon
New Card Index Aids Patrolmen On Street Duty
Patrolmen will receive a printed list of missing persons stolen property and criminals wanted instead of relying on memory. The change aims to speed identification and ensure accuracy during street duty.
Docks and Terminal Board Sets Boston Port Study in Motion
Three researchers Woodman Emery J R Leeson and Clinton White gather on the eighth floor as the new State Board on Docks and Terminal Facilities begins its work. Appointed to study public ownership of docks in Boston and funding, planning, and governance for improved harbor facilities, they invite citizen input while months pass before results appear.
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Ames
Number 87
Woodman Emery
J. R. Leeson
Clinton White
State Board
Boston
United States
Commonwealth
Boston Harbor
City of
Ice Water Here at Robinsons on Washington Street
The six story building at the corner of Washington street and Dock square has been renovated and C. H. Robinson & Co. now provides free icy water on the sidewalk. A contracted ice receptacle and Leonard refrigerator feed cold water through nearby faucets for passers by. The firm, a long time furniture seller at 138 140 142 Washington st and 1 2 3 Dock square, invites the public to help themselves.
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Washington Street
Dock Square
Publica
C. H. Robinson & Co
Leonard
Emmett Case Con tinued in San Francisco Police Court
The case of J. K. Emmett the actor charged with attempting to murder his wife by shooting her on Saturday evening was continued in the Police Court until Monday night.
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San Francisco
Cal
J. K. Emmett
Deaths and funeral notices from Greater Boston area
Death notices list Leoate Allen 51 in Ashmont and James Chandler 42 in South Boston. Sarah Chesbrough 74 Taunton and Matthew Curran 68 Roxbury with funerals at St John’s Episcopal Tremont and a Tremont Street church. Henry Camp 54, Samuel Gould 73 Dorchester. Ethel Harlow 23 Roslindale. Relatives invited to services on June 9 to 11.
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Allen
Ashmont
Matthew George Curran
St. John's Episcopal
Tremont Street
Henry J. Camp
Gould
Dorchester
Samuel N. Gould
Ballard Street
Harlow
Roslindale
Ethel
Caneer
Edwin
Augusta Harlow
New Publications and Catalog of New Books
A promotional notice lists new titles including Ships That Pass in the Night and The Disagreeable Man by A B M, The Disagreeable Woman by Julian Starr, The Missing Chord by Lucy Dillingham, Private Letters of a French Woman by Mademoiselle Claire Foldairolies, Passions Dream, A Modern Pharisee by Eduard DeBrose, all with cloth bindings and prices around 60 to 78 cents, published by G W Dillingham in New York.
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Julian Starr
Bready
Lucy Dillingham
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New State Board On Docks and Terminal Facilities
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