Electr ic car crash leaves many injured in Elmwood collision
A suburban electric rail crash near Elmwood injured multiple passengers including Lewis C. Sanborn and Arthur G. Liscomb. Mrs Andrews and a 15 month old child were seriously hurt, with Baker and his wife among the dead or dying. the accident halted near 1:30 PM as rescuers struggled amid chaotic scenes and delayed amputations.
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Elmwood
Lewis C. Sanborn
Fred Andrews
Tate
Baker
Daughrner
Arthur G. Lis
Ran O
George W. Baker
Liscomb
Dedham Ga h hits carriage on Pleasant street
A Roxbury Roslindale street railway electric car collided with a carriage carrying three men on Pleasant street Dedham. Christian Bleri and Fran Keze of West Roxbury were left unconscious and taken home. Frederick Giptert of Roslindale escaped with minor injuries.
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ESEAM
Roxbury & Roslindale
Pleasant Street
E. Dedham
Christian Bleri
Fran Keze
West Roxbury
Frederick Giptert
Roslindale
First Boston Farewell Sermon for French and Irish Waiters
A planned farewell sermon in a colored church for Boston hotel waiters of French and Irish backgrounds drew wide attention. Despite invitations and a pastor selection by Robert Seneweal Allen, no waiters appeared and reporters found no French or Irish waiters among attendees as the event unfolded amid confusion and misreporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Adams House
Hotel Louraine
Robert Seneweal Allen
Ark
D. D
Ayer Baptist Church
Core
Piedmont
Arch Streets
Farawaoe
Ile Sng
New Crland
Robert
Ee Ta
Europe
Morning Star Baptist Church
Lectures at Universa Brotherhood Hall Prompt Debates
A fragmented report notes a lecture by M. L. Guild at Universa Brotherhood Hall on a grave street yesterday. The discussion touched on complex topics about memory and the brain, with unclear phrasing and possible garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Guild
Universa Brotherhood Hall
Esterday
Body Down Here Medium Claims Missing Malden Man
Malden is shaken by the disappearance of John Gentile. Police intensify efforts to locate Gentile’s body after a reader reports a Malden medium, Mrs Clara L Fagan, predicted the death and burial at sea. The account describes a seance where a message claimed Gentile is dead and lies beneath dark water, never to be found.
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Malden
John Gentle
the Post
Mr. Gentile
Mr. Gentle
Gentile
Ang Nee
Miss Gentle
Clara L. Fagan
Dartmouth Street
Mrs. Fagan
Vanebony
Missing Roxbury man propels bicycle search
Mrs. C M Reed of 77 Dudley street Roxbury seeks her brother William R Martin missing two weeks. He left Lovell's corner East Weymouth on bicycle No 28.0% on May 28 and has not been seen since. Martin, a shoemaker at Arnold's shop Abington, is 6 ft 2 in, 388 years old, with sandy features and a dark blue coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell's Corner
East Weymouth
Arnold
Abington
Kate Martin
Martin
Presbyterian Paanitat
Catherine Schuman
Karenberg
Charles Euler
East Minetieth Street
William Burris
Peter F. O'Reilly
Florence Magee
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Bronx
Isixty-Sixth Street
Alexander Bson
Forty-second Street
Wallabout Ba
Seagate
Coney Island
Black Cat Sparks East Boston House Fire
A chase after a black cat led to a fire alarm from Box 639 at 9:43 last night as the feline knocked over matches while hidden under a lounge. The lounge and walls caught fire but were quickly put out by firemen. The house at 106 Princeton Street East Boston is owned by John B. McKie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton Street
Boston
John B. McKie
Poole Cannot Talk Yet After Mysterious Injury
Harold Poole, a sailor boy, remains on the dangerous list at City Hospital ten days after a mysterious injury baffling police. Doctors say last week’s operation was successful, but he cannot speak while occasionally showing brief consciousness and intermittent nourishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Poole
Alth
Eccasipnes
B n al Zion Educational Society Officers Elected
At a meeting of the B n al Zion Educational Society held four evenings ago at Zion Hall the semi annual election of officers produced Joseph W Wynansky as president M Tarlin as vice president M Kallen and Charles Poo as treasurers Lourie Henry A ach B Gg Richards named to posts The next meeting and installation will occur the evening of June 27 at Oak Island Grove
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B’nal Zion Educatons Society
Zion Hall
Joseph W Wynansky
M. Tarlin
M. Kallen
Charles Poo
Etiain Penacyreasurers
Literateay Lourie
Henry A
Ach
B. Gg. Richards
Privare Ee
Oak Island Grove
Une
Troops Leave for Pekin and Tien Tsun Rail Route
A June 10 dispatch reports a special reconnaissance train found the line beyond Yang fen damaged with burned ties and two bridges torn up. Ad ml Sey mour leads 650 British, 100 Americans, 40 Italians, 25 Austrians aboard a repair train with Hotchkiss guns. a second train carrying 600 British, Japanese, Russian and French troops departed later.
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Tien Tsin
Yangfen
Admiral Seymour
McCalla
It Exploded She Is Dead Cyclist Raced to Death
Bodies found in the bay as New York endured a day of violence with drownings and a fatal explosion. The chaotic scene involved a cyclist and others as flames engulfed a doorway and nearby structures, leaving several dead and injured.
War and disaster wrap New York and Peking reports
Reports describe foreign war vessels at Taku and danger to foreigners in Pekin with mobs near Legation Street. Casualties include a woman killed by a lamp explosion, a baker who hanged himself, and several trolley and waterway deaths in New York and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taku
Pekin
Legation Street
Tung -Fuh Seang
Pope at St. Peter's for canonization ceremony
The Pope attended the St. Peter's Cathedral veneration of two newly canonized Italian saints in Rome on June 10. About thirty thousand people saw him carried on the sedia gestatorii, surrounded by twenty cardinals and the papal court. He appeared in good health and rose to bless pilgrims to reassure the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
St. Peter's Cathedral
Midnight Fire Destroys Water Street Brick Building
A midnight blaze on Water Street 128 and 130 involving a four story brick building prompted Box 46 to respond at 12 18 am. Occupants include Anthony Webber equor dealer and victualler on the first floor A Schutche tailor on the second floor and J Hadlock Co carpenters and joiners on the third and fourth floors. Cause unknown but suspected spontaneous combustion on the third floor. Total damage to the building and stock of J Hadlock Co. listed but not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Street
Anthony Webber
Equor Dealer
J. E. Hadlock & Co
Letter Carriers Meet in Massachusetts Reorganize
The Massachusetts State association of letter carriers held a special meeting at the United States Hotel to reorganize. A new constitution was adopted and the association was expanded to include all letter carriers in the state’s free delivery cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Association of
Baccalaureate at Lasell Auburndale
The Lasell Seminary graduation week opened with Rev. Everett D. Burr delivering the baccalaureate at the Congregational Church. Ferns and daisies decorated the interior as the chorus sang. Bragdon and faculty members assisted in the pulpit preparation. Dr Burr spoke on The Divine Law of Life.
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Auburndale
Lasell Seminary
Congregational Church
Everett D. Burr
First Baptist Church
Newon Centre
Bragdon
Burr
Young Stokes ordained deacon at St John the Divine
Anson Phelps Stokes Jr., heir to a prominent New York family, was ordained a Episcopal deacon by Bishop Henry C. Potter at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine. Six other candidates were ordained deacon, and seven men were ordained priests. Stokes planned to enter the ministry and recently completed his course at Episcopal Theological Seminary in Cambridge Massachusetts.
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New York
Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr
Anson Phelps Stokes
Episcopal
Henry Co. Potter
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Stokes
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Campridge
Mass
Funeral Held for Lt. George W. Butler in Cambridge
The funeral for Lieutenant George W. Butler of Chemica Company 2 Cambridge was held yesterday afternoon at Inman Street Universalist Church. The largely attended service was led by Rev. Dr. George W. Bicknell, pastor of the Pewner at its nonival on the Rand Army service weost. The body was taken to Cambridge Cemetery with twenty five members of Post 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Butler
Chemica Company 2
Cambridge
Inman Street
Ceria” Geeyt
Post 30
Somerville Odd Fellows’ Memorial
Somerville
Odd Felarene Rand
Paul Revere
Oasis
Sherenan
West Somerville Congregational Church
Day Street
Athel J. Bay
Homenon Pee
Lot Thomas
Mystic Lodge
Services at B. M. C. U. Vesper Service Recalls Valantine
A large vesper service at B M C U featured a strong turnout and a thoughtful sermon on the text. Participants included Valantine, Varles W Duane, Snarch, alem, and alto Fred Boleter with Hopkins as baritone, delivering songs and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ung
Ene Creaian Valentase
Dedicatory service marks West Point Catholic chapel
West Point New York June 10 the dedication of the new Catholic chapel at West Point took place amid prior controversy. Rev George Deshon Paulists superior general delivered the sermon. Secretary of War Root and General Bates with Colonel Mills and staff attended alongside army officers, their wives, and many cadets at the granite modern chapel occupying a prominent post location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
N. Y
George Deshon
Paulists of
New York
Root
Bates
Mills
Military Academy
Utopian Club Election Chooses Officers
At the semi annual Utopian Club election held at the club house the following officers were chosen I H Peyser president Arnold Hartman vice president L H E Goldman treasurer Abraham and R J Busch secretaries T Jacobs sergeant at arms. Board members include Gireatore fosennae erery Har man HArkow e TM Daniels L EB Goldman A Hartren 8 Bush M Abraham 8 Bloomenthal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utopian Club
I. H. Peyser
Arnold Hartman
L. H E. Goldman
Ark Abraham
R. J. Busch
T. Jacobs
Gireatore
Fosennae
Regular Sunder Session Held by Philo Celtic Society
The Philo Celtic Society met yesterday afternoon at the Pierpont Schoolhouse Hudason Street near Oak. Irish classes led by Ferriter Dinneen and James Irman with Miss Kate Fitzgerald, 6:30 pm address by James Drinan, Oireachtas beag entertainment, speakers Michael O Mahoney and Maurice Dinneen, songs by Casey Gan and Ahearn, thanks to Mayor Hart for use of the building. Feis Ceollagus Rinnceadh na h Ireland promised next Thursday at Deacon Hall with music by arney iris per and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philo- Celtic Society
New Quarters
Pierpont
Hudason Street
Oak
Messrs
Ferriter, Dinneen
James Irman
Kate A. Fitzgerald
James Drinan
Professor Arney
E Iris Iper
Furnish
Daheinel
Children’s Sunday Observed at Boston Churches
Children’s Sunday was observed in several Boston churches with concerts and recitations. Union Congregational and Clarendon Street churches hosted programs for Sunday school children, featuring addresses about the Boston Floating Hospital and charitable giving totaling across multiple funds. The Tremont Street M E Church and Hill Memorial Baptist Church also held child focused services with addresses by pastors and distributed potted plants to pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Johnander
Boston Floating Hospital
Huba
Ja . Douglas
C. E B. Davis
Carl Holmes
Lilian Law
Elsie Libby
Nellie Law
Susie Tufts
Reginald Law
Edith Evela
Eva Alice Penny
Hill Memorial Baptist Church of Allston
Jesse Tirrell
H. Gratton Dockrell
Stolen Gifts Lead to Lowell Arrest in Larceny Case
Lowell man David Shapiro aged 34 was arrested by Division 1 officers on larceny charges. Authorities say he stole a ladies gold watch and chain valued at $0 and a diamond ring plus eight plain gold rings from 10 Sheafe Street resident Jacob Tailchel and Louis Laferetz. The alleged theft dates back nearly a year and Shapiro’s recent marriage to a North End bride prompted renewed inquiry.
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Lowell
David Shapiro
Division
Jacob Tailchel
Sheafe Street
Louis Laferetz
Shapira
North End
Division 1
Shapiro
Buller Reports Losses From Natal Action
Buller transmits from London that on June 10 he reported to the War Office about operations in Natal. He says the enemy, about 2000 strong, occupied a steeply defended pass but withdrew twenty six miles northwest. Casualties include one officer wounded two men killed and thirteen wounded.
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London
War Office
Redvers Buller
Natal
Protective Association of Baseball Players forms in New York
The Protective Association of Professional Baseball Players was formed today in New York City after delegates from eight National League teams met to address grievances such as forced farmouts. Hugh Jennings acted as spokesman, confirming organizing progress and secrecy. The group will not affiliate with the AFL for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NW York
Protective Association of Professional Baseball Players
Hugh Jennings
American Federation of Labor
Hills Grove Rages Providence 10 Racing Meet Summary
Large attendance as Hills Grove hosts a racing day. Open amateur winner B Cheyman with Iddleboy Langley second and Michelae Faunton third. One mile time not listed. New Haven and Providence riders noted in fields. Motor paced amateur race won by J B Pugh over Louis Cole by three laps.
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Providence
Hii
B. Cheyman
Iddleboy Langley
Naven
Michelae Faunton
G. H. Golette
New Haven
BE. J. Cadwell
Wilcox
Berte
New
Haven
New York
Tom Cooper
Frank Kramer
Vailsburg
Sheen
H. B. Freeman
Orlando Stevens
al Newhouse
Holyoke schools push for married principals joke ends in engagement
A local committee head recounts a tale about Principal Henry Kirmyer of The Flats Grammar School being teased into seeking marriage. The committee, led by Carmody, claims Holyoke prefers married principals for city schools, and Kirmyer vows to wed by September. The prank reportedly spurred Kirmyer to marry a Holyoke woman despite her not being from Holyoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Kirmyer
Holyoke
Carmody
Kirmyer
Kirsmyer
Flying horses halted at Revere Beach ride spectacle
Visitors to the Revere Beach Reservation witnessed a spectacle of flying horses similar to Coney Island. Sabbath observers were shocked and loud protests arose. Police Chief Ray ordered the horses stopped after officers arrived. Carrousals owners objected but the horses ceased operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay of Revere
Revere Beach
Coney Island
Ray
Theorses
Revere Police Seize Liquor At Hotel Garland
Chief Milton Ray leads action to curb illegal sales with a warrant at Hotel Garland on Ocean Avenue yielding eight quarts of whiskey eight pints of ale and beer minor quantities seized at nearby premises on Baker Avenue and in Coleman's block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Ray
Revere
Garland
Ocean Avenue
Patri Brodkine
Hey
Mr. Brodkine
Latter
John E. Harney
Baker Avenue
Coleman’s Block
Division 42 A O H Elects Officers at Hanover Street
Division 42 A O H met yesterday afternoon at 63 Hanover Street and elected President Owen O Lange vice president John Finnerty recording secretary Bartholomew Fahey financial secretary William D Mahoney treasurer Thomas Illoran. A literary and musical entertainment followed. Resolutions expressed sympathy with the Boers. Officers will be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Street
Owen O. Lange
John Finnerty
Bartholomew Fahey
D. Mahoney
Thomas Illoran
O. R. District Officers Elected at Brockton Meeting
The biennial meeting of the O R districts in this county named John D. Carney as president Arthur Dorgan as vice president G N Gorman as secretary and J Walter Pyne as treasurer the office created today. The Fitchburg railroad issued a summer excursion book with routes rates hotels and boardinghouses with charges. copies available from ticket agents or by mail with three cents in stamps to CC M Burt.
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Brockton
the. O
John D. Carney
Rockland
Arthur Dorgan
G._N. Gorman
Bridgewater
J. Walter Pyne
Fitchburg Railroad
CC. M. Burt
Gener
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National Biscuit Company
Beeeoeniehoverner
Ghrente D. Kimball
Warwick
Celestine Yad
Codman & Kall
Dewey Square
Young
South Boston
Mary B
Ann
Benjami Young
Weat Seventh Street
Valen N. He
Wolfson Bros
WNXLO
Chauicy Street
Tos
Wheeler & Co
American House
Alwa
Toei
Caudaeianing Cy
Franklin §T
And
Arch Mt
Dedham
William R. Martin
Abington Kroomeker
Black Cat
Poole
B'Nal Zion Educational
Tomach Bitters
New York City
Kate Karen
North China College
Pope
ST. Peter’s
New State Association
United States Hotel
Lasell
Young Stokes
Lieutenant Butler
Philo-Celtic Society
Riguw Peviant
G.C. Taylor
C. H. Graves & Sons
Baseball Players’ Union
Hills Grove
Cooper-Kramer
Cincinnati
Butz
A. B. Ston
Denver
Chester Park
Li Him
Brockton A
Washington St
RB. H. White Co
U 5. A
Jo Witse
Tremont Row
M . Aoe
Mont Row
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