Pittsfield Hosts Biennial Ancient Order of Hibernians Meet
Pittsfield, the mecca for Hibernian chiefs in the state, prepares for the biennial Ancient Order of Hibernians convention. Boston delegates converge with 40 plus representatives from Worcester and other cities, en route 2 p.m. by rail. numerous named figures from Boston and nearby towns attend, with aims including a state parade and upcoming statewide gathering.
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Pittsfield
Hibernian
Sunday Post
Order of Hibernians
Commonwealth
Boston
Boston & Albany
South Framingham
Springfield
Worcester
John Dolan
R. F. Scannell
John B. O’doherty
W. J. Cronin
William Stewart
B. D. Connolly
P. H. Curley
Thomas R. Clements
Peter F. O’brien
James H. Fleming
John Casey
Peter F. McLaughlin
M. J. O’connor
J. B.B. O'Higgins
Stephen H. Leydon
W. O’s. Hennegan
Patrick McGeever
John Duggan
M. J. O’donovan
C. F. Doherty
George Casey
Patrick H. Wilkinson
James O’donnell
Michael McGee
James J. O’connell
John F. Burke
Thomas J. Kelly
Arthur J. O’connor
Thomas P. Butler
Felix Gallagher
Denis Higgins
John M. Cotter
W. P. Fallon
Patrick Mahan
Brookline
Daniel O’neill
M. J. Kenney
Jeremiah Collins
W. F. Butler
Thomas McGarry
Cambridge
J. W. Coveney
C. Minnehan
W. J. O'Shaughnessy
W. J. O’clery
E. M. Doran
J. F. Sullivan
James Walsh
J. W. Mullally
Somerville
John Burke
Captain Philp Kean
C. J. Collins
J. F. Couch
Cornelius Bowen
Cornelius McGonagle
Malden
Thomas R. Howard
H. P. O'Callaghan
Lynn
Francis McHugh
James Dempsey
Fall River
Michael Fitzsimmons
M. Murphy
Patrick Hanrahan
William Burgess
M. Mullaney
John Stanton
E. J. Delahanty
M. J. Kelly
Board of
Hirinn
J. J. Murphy
John H. Carroll
J. C. McDermott
John M. Higgins
Hyde Park
O’brien
A.F. Rogers
Dedham
Patrick F. Snow
Thomas Armstrong
Quincy
BE. M. White
John McDonald
Cornelius Crowley
Norwood
D. J. Kenefick
T. Flood
M. J. Murphy
Joseph J. St. James
World’s Fair Views Seventeen Photo Set Available
A full collection titled Just the Thing offers seventeen World’s Fair views. Readers are invited to use the complete set coupon on Page 2 to obtain the complete set.
Watch and Ward Crusade Targets Immoral Venues
The Watch and Ward Society held its monthly meeting at the Diocesan House and directed a vigorous campaign against immoral literature gambling and vice. Agent Chase reported daily convictions since April and raids on two Harvard frequented gambling dens with $5000 in property seized and fines collected from implicated students.
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Diocesan House
Joy Street
Chase
Harvard University
Institute of Technology
Harvard
John
Lockwood
Franklin Street
What Dr Allen Thinks Raide for Sake of Example
The Rev Dr Allen voices strong views on policing and vice districts. He argues some officers protect resorts of vice for pay and urges action rather than idle stance, noting Boston is not uniquely corrupt among large cities.
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Raide
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Boston
Policy of Reform and Police Tactics Advocated
A public figure urges a moral police force to prevent crime and curb juvenile delinquency. He calls for raids on vice establishments and arrest of both patrons and owners to deter youths from visiting houses of ill fame and to restore public security.
Reforming Not Ousting Women Says Watch and Ward Chief
Rev Charles J Bishop president of the Watch and Ward Society, in a Post interview from home on St James Avenue, says he favors reform over ousting women. He criticizes police inaction, notes illness kept him home, and outlines planned methods by which the society will pursue cases with agents and case by case personal efforts.
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Watch and Ward Society
Charles J. Bishop
J. 8. Lockwood
E. Winchester Donald
Archibald Murray Howe
Cambridge
Fred B. Allen
Charles F. Wyman
Rufus B. Tobey
Berkeley Temple
John D. W. French
George Hutchinson
Lovett
Charles W. Birtwell
Mr. Chase
Harvard
Hayward Place
St. James Avenue
Lansing
Planked Babe Patrick McLaughlin Resides in Somerville Ward
A feature on Patrick McLaughlin, a baby born with fragile bones, strapped in a metal frame at Somerville Hospital to treat spinal curvature. The article portrays the nurse’s visit, the ward atmosphere, and caretakers hoping he will grow into a strong, noble man.
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Patrick McLaughlin
Somerville
Post
Tiny Patrick
Patrick
Boston Briefs and Incidents Reported
A loose nut on a uptown Atlantic avenue car delayed traffic near Lenox and Washington. A false fire alarm at R. H. White & Co. prompted Engine 26 Ladder 17 and Protective Company 2 to respond for heat in the store basement. A Board of Health hearing addressed Joseph W. Goodnow’s Sedgwick street stable plans amid protests. Hugh Fitz, 42, detained at Station 10 after a light gambling game at the circus. Eight year old James C. Stanley injured in East Boston carriage runaway. hospitalized with a broken arm at Massachusetts General. Emergency Hospital cases include Herman Boyne with a scalp wound, Michael F. Delandis kicked by a horse, H. P. Farwell with a broken left arm, Morris Tinelstein with a broken collar bone, Timothy Sullivan with a severed big toe, and Jeremiah Bean with three fingers near a circular saw.
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Ladder Truck 17
Protective Company 2
R. H. White & Co
James C. Stanley
Winthrop
Massachusetts General Hospital
Leyden Street
Boston
Herman Boyne
Michael F. Delandis
H. P. Farwell
Morris Tinelstein
Timothy Sullivan
Jeremiah Bean
Post World’s Fair Art Portfolios Coupon Offer
A friendly tip urges readers to send relatives a complete set of the Post’s World’s Fair Art Portfolios this summer. The promotion promises a heartier welcome and directs readers to use the complete set coupon on Page 2.
Pygmalion and Galatea Presented in Association Hall
Last evening Association Hall hosted a performance of Pygmalion and Galatea. The cast included Carlton W. Baxter as Pygmalion Leucipee Brainerd Taylor Chrysos Lewis Kimery Miss Amy Beal Mimos Frank M. Cady Galatea Miss Mabel Burt Cynisca Miss Bertha Walker Daphne Miss Elsie Cushing Myrine Miss May Dean.
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Association Hall
Pygmalion
Carlton W. Baxter
Leucipee
Brainerd Taylor
Chrysos
Lewis Kimery
Agesimos
Amy Beal
Mimos
Frank M. Cady
Mabel Burt
Bertha Walker
Daphne
Elsie Cushing
Myrine
May Dean
Constitutional convention plan faces rural and political opposition
Rural districts and professional politicians oppose the proposed separation of local state and national elections. Rumor says boss Croker may seek Carlsbad mud baths to ease homesickness. Mrs Lease seeks nomination for Congressman at large from Kansas by both Populist and Prohibition conventions.
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New York
Boston Heat Gave Way To Evenings In Public Garden
Old Sol burned down on a scorching June day in Boston with temperatures near 104 in some spots and 98 at the Post building. People cooled in the Public Garden and Commons as couples lingered, kissing and strolling under shaded trees while a breeze helped ease the heat and a Coxeyite slept in the park. The forecast promised continued warmth and possible further discomfort.
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Post
Boston
Garden of Eden
Made It Pleasant for Kelley at Hotel Cambridge
Joseph J. Kelley longtime Cambridge resident honored by East Cambridge friends with a surprise evening at the Hotel Cambridge. About fifty guests attended a banquet then heard remarks from ex-Alderman James F. Aylward and enjoyed music by the Putnam boys orchestra and soloists. Organizers included Henry Welsh, Eugene Sullivan and Charles McMenimen.
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Kelley
Joseph J. Kelley
Cambridge
East Cambridge
James F. Aylward
Putnam (Boys) Orchestra
Harry Mahoney
Joseph Dealey
Fred O'Donnell
John J. Ahern
B. J. Brogan
Frank Murphy
Henry Welsh
Eugene Sullivan
Charles McMenimen
Passenger List for Brookline Arrivals from Jamaica
The steamer Brookline arrived yesterday from Jamaica with cabin passengers including Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Young, Timothy D. Atwood, F. R. Hart, David A. Weed, F. G. Mayo, Horatio Smith, and Miss Ada F. Young.
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Brookline
Jamaica
Isaiah Young
Timothy D. Atwood
F. R. Hart
David A. Weed
F. G. Mayo
Horatio Smith
Bible Lecture for Spanish Speaking Americans
A presentation titled The Bible Among the Spanish Speaking Americans will be given Tuesday June 12 at 7 30 p m in the Scotch Presbyterian Church Warrenton Street Boston. All are invited.
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Scotch Presbyterian
Warrenton Street
Boston
Reformers Adopt Plans to Aid Italian Laborers in Boston
An adjourned meeting at the Charity Building in Boston, led by Edwin D. Mead, backed a reform program against padrone abuses. Miss Lucia T. Ames summarized a report detailing racketeering by padrone bosses and unscrupulous banks that exploit 15,000 to 20,000 Italian workers. The plan calls for a labor bureau led by an American, an Italian assistant, and a dedicated protection society to aid Italians and ensure lawful redress.
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Charity
Chardon Street
Boston
Edwin D. Mead
Lucia T. Ames
North End
Italy
Italian Missionary backs measures to end padrone system
The Rev. Mr Conte of the North End, who highlighted the padrone system, told a Post reporter that the proposed resolutions would strike a fatal blow to the padrone practice if enacted, signaling strong approval and support.
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North End
Post
Riverdale Casino Club Opens In Brookline
The Riverdale Casino Club on Francis street Brookline opened with an evening of orchestral music and elaborate decorations. The second floor assembly hall was crowded as guests admired features and congratulated the members while a fine collation was served in the dining hall. Ushers and reception committee members were named including Fred A Flood Edward Nash Frank A Russell C W Savine Jr Henry Rich and Oscar D Mowry Edgar M Anthony Frank W Burdett Benjamin C Dean George S Furbush John H Gibbs Alexander McGreggor Jr Dr F B Percy William Seaver Lindsley H Shepard George M Towle William S Flood and many attendees listed by name.
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Riverdale Casino Club
Francis Street
Brookline
Fred A. Flood
Edward Nash
Frank A. Russell
Fred Singleton
C. W. Savine, Jr
Henry Rich
Messrs
Oscar D. Mowry
Edgar M. Anthony
Frank W. Burdett
Benjamin C. Dean
George S. Furbush
John H. Gibbs
Alexander McGreggor, Jr
F. B. Percy
William Seaver
Lindsley H. Shepard
George M. Towle
William S. Flood
F. L. Creasy
W. L. Eaton
Fannie Eaton
Gussie Eaton
Annie Winchester
W. H. Webber
C. L. Kellogg
June Webber
Weed
W. W. Potter
G. W. M. Hall
Harry Tyler
William Smith
Edward Miles Abbott
John Henry
George H. Worthley
Miss Worthley
Mary Williams
B. B. Abbott
George Fred Winch
Charles Way
Spencer Hill
Daniel Tyler
Bessie Cushing
Sybil Hall
W. H. Hill
H. H. Abbott
John Miles
William Paine
William Flood
Frank Seamans
John Gibbs
School appropriation in Watertown meeting
Town meeting approves 40000 dollars for a new schoolhouse and 1000 dollars to improve a Pleasant street lot in Watertown on June 11.
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Watertown
Cars to the circus run from multiple points
For circus attendees extra cars will run afternoons and evenings to the grounds. Routes include Summer Street Somerville via Harvard bridge and Massachusetts Avenue from Bield's Corner Hampden Street and from City Point via Broadway Albany and Old Colony depots Park Square Boylston Street and Huntington Avenue.
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Hampden Street
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Albany
Old Colony
Park Square
Boylston Street
Huntington Avenue
PICK UP THE PIECES Post canvass shows strong Boston morning sale lead
An impartial canvass of Boston newsdealers finds the Post has the highest local reach with readers among Post women and men surpassing other papers. A further survey of ten morning trains on ten lines around Boston measures suburban and country sales between 6:30 and 9:30 a.m. to gauge broader readership.
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Trains Listed by Officials in Suffolk Statement
A. J. Hamilton T F Cahill J A Frazier and John J Douglass appear and swear to a filed statement in Suffolk before Justice of the Peace B Leighton Bhal on June 1 1894.
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A. J. Hamilton
T. F. Cahill
J. A. Frazier
John J. Douglass
Suffolk
Boston
J. A. Fragier
B. Leighton Bhal
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