Coast schooner Edward C. Allen True driven ashore in fog
Edgartown reports the Bath Maine schooner Edward C. Allen True with about eight crew drifted onto the south shore near Martha's Vineyard in thick fog. The vessel sails set and bilged with coal cargo from Baltimore bound for Portland. Captain McLaughlin and crew reached No Man's Land by yawl.
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Edgartown
Edward C. Allen True
Bath
McLaughlin
Martha’s Vineyard
Baltimore
Portland
Vineyard Haven
No Man's Land
Missing Cape fishermen feared after fog delays
In SANDWICH on June 10 a fog shrouded the bay delaying Philip and Joe Brady who departed to haul nets. By late afternoon no word came. later reports said they were taken to Truro and Barn Stable and would return by midnight train.
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Sandwich
Philip
Joe Brady
Bay
Truro
Barn Stable
Schooner Bertram N White Ashore at Stonington Shoals
Providence June 10. Schooner Bertram N White from Satella River to Westerly is ashore on shoals near the outer breakwater at Stonington. Cargo will be removed and, if weather holds, she will refloat. Previously towed to Fortress Monroe in distress. Fishing steamers John A Morgan and Annie L Wilcox to receive 1800 dollars each as salvage for picking up the Willie D which capsized off Point Judith several days ago.
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Providence
R. I
Bertram N. White
Satella River
Stonington
Fortress Monroe
John A. Morgan
Annie L. Wilcox
Willie D
Point Judith
Viscount Sudley Triumphs in Breach of Promise Suit
In London on June 10, the breach of promise case by May Gore against Viscount Sudley, a Royal Horse Guards lieutenant and heir to the Earldom of Arran, ended with a verdict for the defendant. Sudley denied ever proposing marriage, stating the plaintiff’s claims were inventions and that his aid was affection not inducement. He acknowledged choosing to relinquish his allowance to keep the relationship. The judge questioned the sincerity of his expressed love, and Sudley said he planned a permanent home for Gore.
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London
May Gore
Viscount Sudley
Royal Horse Guards
Earl of Arran
Stourton
Watertown Board Discusses Town Debt and Free Delivery
Watertown leaders convened to weigh a sinking fund plan for the town debt and consider a proposal for free mail delivery. John Q. Adams, from the state treasurer’s office, and Postmaster M. J. Greene attended. residents urged an extra electric light on Mt. Auburn street and preservation of Revolutionary tablets.
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Watertown
Watertown Board of Trade and Young Men’s Assembly
Walter B. Snow
John Q. Adams
Mt. Auburn Street
Marshall Street
Washington
Bunker Hill
M. J. Greene
Adams
Hartlein to be hanged in Hartford for murder
Casper Hartlein, convicted of murdering Louisa M. Trebbe, was sentenced in Hartford to death by hanging at the State prison on December 3. The jury found him guilty of murder in the first degree after about an hours deliberation. He protested innocence when asked for his sentence.
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Hartford
Conn
Casper Hartlein
Louisa M. Trebbe
Hartlein
Misr. Trebbe
Sires Were Patriotic at DAR Chapter Founding
Miss Floretta Vining hosted the event at Vining villa. The new John Adams Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution was organized by national society president-general Mrs Ellen Fellows Masury. Officers elected include Regent Miss Vining and secretary Lulu S Upham.
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Floretta Vining
Vining Villa
John Adams
Daughters of the American Revolution
National Society
Ellen Fellows Masury
Daughters of the Revolution
T. H. Brown
Mercy Warren
Springfield
Miss Vining
Mme
Anna von Rydingsward
Laura Fowler
Warren Prescott
Lulu S. Upham
Edna BE. Chick
Alice Hemenway
A. B. Hosmer
Charles Stanton Hill
Cambridge
Astrella Orchestra of
Boston
Woman seeks missing Hebrew pedlar on Hanover Street
Betsey Silberman arrives at Station 1 with two children claiming her husband Sam Silberman the umbrella pedler is in Boston. She says he left five years ago after an affair and that she heard he was in the city. A mistaken man was detained yesterday but proved to be not Sam. The couple married in Leeds and lived on Hester Street in New York.
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Cain
Station
Hanover Street
Sam Silberman
Betsey Silberman
Leeds
Eng
New York
Hester Street
Boston
Silberman
Open Air Carnival Planned in Gate of Heaven Parish
South Boston parish Gate of Heaven hosts an open air carnival on June 17 in the new church hall. A 200 member committee led by Wire Commissioner Thomas W Flood with Rev. Robert J Johnson coordinates a children afternoon program featuring jugglers acrobats comedians and a Punch and Judy show. Evening events include a promenade concert from 8 to 9 30 followed by refreshments and a variety entertainment for adults.
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Gate of Heaven
Boston
Thomas W. Flood
Robert J. Johnson
New Haven Line Extends to Nantasket Awaited
Nantasket residents hear that the New York New Haven and Hartford line will extend electric service to Nantasket Junction but will run steam until completion. Trains run every half hour daily to Nantasket Beach and return, 5 cents each way with 10 cents to Pemberton. Braintree Weymouth street railway cars connect at the station, with service from Brockton Abington Whitman Rockland Hanover and nearby towns.
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East Weymouth
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Wnantasket Junction
Nantasket Beach
Pemberton
Braintres
Weymouth Street Railway
Braintree & Weymouth Street Railway
Brockton
Abington
Whitman
Rockland
Hanover
Allen
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Douglass A. Brooks
Sergeant Detects Sleeping Patrolman at Codman Club
Police Sergeant Perry of Station 1 found Patrolman McKenzie sleeping on the Codman Club steps in Dorchester during the early hours of Sunday. Charges were filed the next day and McKenzie awaits a decision by General Martin and the board.
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Perry
Codman Club
Dorchester
McKenzie
Martin
Yale seniors win petition on statue site change
Yale seniors succeed in petition to the corporation to relocate the Woolsey statue on campus. The new site remains unknown, and the statue will be dedicated June 23.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Corporation
Woolsey
Prophecy of One Election and Party Power
A political observer warns that the Democratic party aided by Populists may regain power in four years. The piece notes Cleveland faces a tough task requiring cooperation with Populists to achieve a 34 seat Senate majority and to restrain perceived foolish ideas within the Populist group.
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Cleveland
Westinghouse
Senate
Official Reply to School Board Report On City Affairs
The caustic committee on schoolhouses report, presented at the School Board meeting, drew heavy municipal discussion. Mayor Quincy declined to comment beyond noting he has seen only morning papers and expects an official communication before issuing a reply.
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Quincy
Post
Corinth excavations yield road and ancient graves near Athens
R B Richardson, head of the American school at Athens, writes Yale’s Seymour about Corinth digs through May. Soil is thick, progress slow. trenches expose a broad road possibly leading to buildings. Ruins show well built houses, few inscriptions or sculpture, Dionysus statue among notable finds. Ancient graves reveal hand made vases dating to 1000 B.C. or earlier. Richardson will report updates to Yale authorities.
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New Haven
Conn
R. B. Richardson
American School At
Athens
Seymour
Yale
Corinth
Dionysus
Richardson
Torpedo Boat Ericsson to Leave for Brooklyn Yard
In New London on June 10 authorities said torpedo boat Ericsson will depart in a day or two for Brooklyn to be fitted out. Admiralty claims against the boat have been settled by payment of all damages. Lawsuits by relatives of injured and dead are pending with bonds posted. The Iowa Iron Works, builder of Ericsson, seeks payment from insurance for pipe-burst damages.
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New London
Conn
Ericsson
Brooklyn Yard
Iowa Iron Works
Insurance Company
Meeting House Hill Improvement Banquet Supports Columbia Street Widening
The second annual banquet of the Meeting House Hill Improvement Association was held at the United States Hotel with fifty attendees. President Jeaom b. T. Lamb presided as the group discussed Dorchester and Meeting House Hill grievances and urged widening Columbia Street with speakers including Secretary J. A. Dixon and Alderman Folsom.
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Meeting House Hill
Lost wife won thousand dollar verdict case
Providence June 10 John Vaughn will receive 1000 from Dr George Clarkson awarded by a jury for alienation of his wife's affections. Clarkson argued the difference not worth 1000 but Ap pellate Court ruled 1000 not too much. Suit originally valued at 20000.
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Providence
John Vaughn
George Clarkson
Detective Work in Assault Case Leads to Suspect Arrest
A Black man accused in a series of assaults, including striking a servant girl at 46 Commonwealth Avenue, remains at large while another suspect, Richard Jones, has been captured after James J. Waters identified him. Waters aided by his mother and commended for catching the suspect amid police inaction.
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Frederick Ames
Commonwealth Avenue
Mary Waters
James J. Waters
Pharmacists Elect At Annual Meeting In Youngs Hotel
The New England Pharmaceutical Company held its annual meeting at Youngs Hotel. Officers elected include Treasurer Harry Canning of Boston and Secretary Frederick W. Reeves of Cambridge. Directors named cover multiple states and cities, reflecting a broad regional scope.
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New England Pharmacal Company
Young’s Hotel
Harry Canning
Boston
Frederick W. Reeves
Cambridge
W. F. Greene
Dorchester
F. M. Harris
Worcester
Henry Canning
F. W. Reeves
J. Allen Rice
Milford
Joan la
Various Boston Club Meetings Highlight Evening Gatherings
A series of society events filled last evening with sessions at the United States Hotel and Young's Hotel. Notable items included the New England Foundrymen's Association report read by George H. Gibby, the Teachers' Tuesday Club guest Ednah Cheney speaking on Margaret Fuller, and the Massachusetts Street Railway Association closing its final monthly meeting with Prentiss Cummings presiding. Other dinners featured Masters' Assistants' Club, Association of Dorchester banquet with Alderman Folsom, and the New England Hardware Dealers' Association with talks on the nailware trade.
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New England Foundrymen’s Association
United States
George H. Gibby
Philadelphia
Teachers
Young's Hotel
BB. EE. Durgin
Ednah Cheney
Margaret Fuller
Massachusetts Street Railway Association
Young's
Prentiss Cummings
Charles 8. Clark
George A. Butman
Masters’ Assistants’ Club
Miss Penniman
Meeting House Hill Improvement Association of
Dorchester
E. T. Lamb
Alderman Folsom
James H. Dixon
James O'Malley
J. H. Chandler
New England Hardware Dealers’ Association
D. Fletcher Barber
Mass Medical Association Dines at 115th Annual Meeting
The 115th annual Massachusetts Medical Association gathering closed with a banquet in Cambridge. About 90 members and guests dined as Acting Governor Wolcott briefly spoke, marking the event’s significance with references to medical advances and vivisection debates. Church and civic leaders lauded physicians for public service while the council elected new officers for the coming year.
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The
Massachusetts Medical Association
Valiquet
Worcester
Dr. Paddock
Wolcott
Berkshire Hills
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Committee of Arrangements
Cambridge
Morrill Wyman
Providence
Paddock
Quincy
J. M. Barker
W. W. Keen
Henry P. Walcott
Board of Health
H. P. Bowditch
Boston
Council of the Society
Medical Library
Boylston Place
H. P. Walcott
A. Wood
C. M. Buckingham
F. W. Goss
Roxbury
C. W. Swan
Abraran
Edward H. Brigham
Z. B. Adams
South Famingham
The Yankee Cruiser at Castle Square and Tremont Notes
The Summer Stage presents a new female circus act led by Evetta Matthews alongside Pauline Newsome Nellie Reid and others in a mixed program at Castle Square Tremont. Marie Cahill to preside at Tremont matinee and act reception. second edition of The Merry Go Round opens with a silver-handled penknife souvenir and a 1 cent knife sale at the door. Other items cover Looming shows, new acts, and touring plans through next week in Boston venues.
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Castle Square
Marie Cahill
the Tremont
Barnum & Bailey
Evetta
Miss Matthews
Mr. Haliley
London
America
Pauline Newsome
Nellie Reid
Josie Ashton
Meers Sisters
Tremont
Askin
Mysterious marriage revealed in Attleboro incident
Horace Stackhouse of Marshfield died at Brockton City Hospital after secretly marrying Eva Hackett of Attleboro on March 21. Stackhouse’s father Thomas has been seeking the daughter in law to learn details and protect his late son’s property amid suspicions of a planned transfer.
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Attleboro
Horace Stackhouse
Marshfield
Brockton City Hospital
Eva Hackett
Thomas Stackhouse
Drop of Dew Soap Featured At T Metcalf Company
Toilet soaps offered at 1 dollar per dozen with special values at 39 Tremont Street and Copley Square. The favorite Drop of Dew soap, our own make, priced at 1 dollar 50 cents per dozen, described as dainty and delightful.
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T. Metcalf Company
Tremont Street
Copley Square
Grand Races and Band Concert in Boston
Grand Races will be called at 2 o'clock sharp with many events to run. A grand band concert by the Boston City Band directed by conductor F L Collins.
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Boston City Band
F. L. Collins
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E. G. A. True
Cape
Morrell
John Morrell & CO
Cimitea
Atlantic Ave
Daughters of Revolution
Nantasket
Edward Killduff
Brockway & Co
Portland Street
Sudbury Street
Twitchell & Champlin
Tfo
Salem
Board of Aldermen
Harrison
Blaine
Stold
Gladstone
Morley
Germany
William McKinley
Major McKinley
Grover Cleveland
Mr. Harrison
Bismark
Columbia Street
Martin Kellar
Superior Criminal Court
Blodgett
House of Correction
Mary Glennon
Lena F. McCarthy
Jamaice Plain
Pharmacists
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Castle Square Theatre
Virginia Warned
Trilby
Robert Hilliard
Raymond Stephens
Columbus
Rice
Boston Museum
Edmund Keye
Huntington Avenue
Jeff D'Angelis
Mrs
Melville Stewart
Della Fox
Mr. D'angélis
Keith's
Laura Burt
Madge
Old
Kentucky
Austin & Stone's Museum
Belle Gordon
Rolla White
Herr von Palm
Roentgen
Harry MacDonough
Jeff D’angelis
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de Wolf Hopper
Miss Waltzinger
de Koven
New Opera
May Shaw Company
the Palace
Theatre
Barnet
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Medford, Mass
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Manly
Effie Wilson
la Blance
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Keith’s
Austin Stone Stone
Tremont Row
Wamere
P.m
Huntington Av
Thouteanés Mave
Boston Ball Grounds
Gincinatti
Connelly
Adams House
Appleton & Bassett’s
Washingion Street
Fret Miller, Jr
the Post
Boston Music Hall
Max Zach
Walnut Avenue
Epteston Square
Rag Hills
Homie
Elizabeth Abbott Carleton
St. J. Tilton
New England
State
India Wharf
C. F. William
Plymous
Putnam
Goode
Rock Stefan
Commercial St.tion
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