Water Front Shipping Notes Include Coal Barges and Icebergs
Marine traffic reports from Liverpool and Boston detail the Gate City lawsuit against Leyland line captain Frye, plans to convert the Big Bonanza into a coal barge, and transfer of the Henry Falling. Repairs proceed on Brookline and Governor Andrew resumes service after engine work, with stern warnings from iceberg sightings near the Warren line Ottoman and Earl Burgess undergoing survey and repairs.
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Frye
Leyland Line
Liverpool
Gate City
McConkey
Baltimore
Garfield & Proctor
San Francisco
Newburyport
James Madison
Henry Falling
Besse
New Bedford
Mystic Wharf
New York
East Indies
Horace G. Morse
Burnham's
Boston
Bath
Agenor
Shel Jens
Trapani
Gloucester
Alicante
Brookline
Simpson's Dry Dock
East Boston
Jamaica
Lloyds
Colon
Lockwood
Governor Andrew
Atlantic Works
Jubilee
Shepard
Leyland
Columbian
John A. Nuttall
Cyrus W. Nelson
Jeremiah Desmond
Warren Line
Earl Burgess
CoMil
Swansea
Montevideo
THD
Villa President of Italian Chamber Named by Caucus
In the Chamber of Deputies candidates for the presidency were presented. Signor Villa, the government candidate, received 23 votes while the Duke of Caftani, the opposition candidate, is considered the favorite by Therero, as reported in Rome on June 11.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Villa
Duke of Caftani
Therero
Harbor Collision Damages Two Vessels and Injures No One
The ferryboat Ben Franklin and schooner Florence collided in midstream near the harbor with both vessels disabled. Towboats rescued the Franklin and Florence, which were towed to East Boston and Marquand’s wharf for repairs. Captains Leonard and Driscoll give conflicting accounts and plan inquiries and lawsuits. Damage totals about $600 with no injuries.
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Ben Franklin
South Ferry
Florence
Leonard
Franklin
Boston Towboat Company
Vim
Active
Curlew
Boston Slip
George W. Leonard
Boston
United States
William Driscoll
The
Blue Hills Harbor
Cambridge City Hall sale prompts discharge of old 1808 mortgage
City records show an 1808 mortgage of 1000 Spanish milled dollars given by Isaac Barnard to Francis Dana, then a Supreme Court justice. Cambridge seeks court order to discharge the mortgage after no payment in sixty years. Judge Knowlton hears Pevey petition with no opposition.
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Cambridge
Francis Dana
Supreme Court
Isaac Barnard
Pevey
Knowlton
Jubilee Remains Blocked by Mud After Launch Attempt
The Jubilee lies in the mud where she was placed by the breaking of the ways during an attempted launch. It is likely she will stay nine or more days until a high tide frees her with the help of casks and flotation.
Hood s Sarsaparilla Cures Chronic Scrofula Says Mrs Hatch
Mrs Hatch of Licking Missouri describes twenty years of scrofula with leg sores and failing health. After a week on Hood s Sarsaparilla she improved enough to walk and regain appetite. She took six bottles and urges others with impure blood to try the medicine.
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Hood
8. E. ‘Hatch
Licking
Missouri
Have Had at the Institute on Winter Street
A terse OCR fragment notes a location at the Institute on Winter Street, Have Had, with no clear event details or date.
John H Woodbury Dermatological Institute Adverts to Patients
The John H Woodbury Dermatological Institute claims to be the original oldest and only successful clinic for skin scalp nervous and blood diseases plus cosmetic corrections. It touts expert physicians strict examinations and modern electrical treatments with no secret remedies and invites stamps for a 182 page book.
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John H. Woodbury Dermatological Institute
Woodbury’s Facial Soap Inventor Widely Known
John H. Woodbury is recognized globally as the inventor of Woodbury's Facial Soap, a pure antiseptic toilet soap for skin scalp and complexion. All druggists sell it.
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John H. Woodbury
Woodbury
Chauncy Hall School Holds 67th Promotion Day and Diploma Awards
The Chauncy Hall School celebrated its sixty-seventh annual promotion day with a gala display. Exhibits in Rooms 13 and 14 showcased Lloyd training and various arts, while Principal Ladd introduced the new teaching method. Diplomas were awarded to Katharine Aldrich Whiting and other graduates as the school announced fall term dates.
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Chauncy-Hall School
Lloyd
William H. Ladd
William D. McIntosh
Thomas Cushing
Katharine Aldrich Whiting
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
George Franklin Atkins
Howard Clapp
Harry Montifix Keys
Herbert Everett Lawrence
Morton Churchill Mott-Smith
Ernest Muhlhauser
Thomas Pendleton Robinson
Herbert Ceylon Rowe
Herbert Lincoln Smith
Thomas James Sullivan
Percy Warren Witherell
Hubert Stearns Dennie
Henry — Drouet
Ernest Stockbridge Hodges
Nathaniel Dwight
Rand
Lee Burgess
Raymond
Blanche Everett Ware
Abbott Reed
Webber
Boston
Sentences Handed Down by Superior Court Judge
In the Superior Criminal Court yesterday Judge Sheldon sentenced Robert Driscoll and William Bennett to three years in State Prison for breaking and entering. George Sangster received three years in State Prison for breaking and entering, and Huevetis Reformatory was ordered for another offender.
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Superior Criminal Court
Sheldon
Robert Driscoll
William Bennett
George Sangster
Tlefield
Ehuvetis Reformatory
Bridal Splendor as Miss Dutton Weds Mr. McGregor in Malden
Miss Clara Marion Dutton, daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Dutton, married Mr Alexander McGregor Jr of Boston at a lavish Malden home. The ceremony featured a Germania Orchestra, ornate decor, 1200 invitations, and a grand reception with guests from Boston to Pawtucket. The couple planned a wedding tour to Montreal and Quebec before settling in Nahant for summer.
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Malden
Benjamin F. Dutton
Houghton & Dutton
Boston
Clara Marion Dutton
B. F. Dutton
Alexander McGregor, Jr
Alexander McGregor
Pawtucket
Brookline
New England
New York Mutual Life Insurance Company
Dutton
Barstow
Congregational Church
Medford
McGregor
Nina Dutton
May McGregor
R. I
Olive Slayton
Manchester
N. H
Pauline Foss
Marion Dutton
George Dutton
William Howard
Eben McGregor
Will McGregor
George McGregor
Portland
Henry Claus
New York
Frank Russell
Charles Hayden
Germania Orchestra
Dorothy
Dorothy Dutton
Newton
Melrose
Wakefield
Cambridge
Salem
Lynn
Providence
Hartford
Conn
John Shepard
C. B. Southard
Rice
G. W. Conant
Southard
F. Beebe
M. Beebe
F. J. Foss
Allen J. Chase
Chase
H. A. Bascom
Louis G. Sweet
W. B. Southworth
W. M. Horne
E. O. Holman
H. T. Converse
H. A. Carson
J. B. Claus
Henry Carmichael
W. E. Russell
H. A. Andros
Andros
Harry Dutton
Marion
May Dutton
J. E. Cleaves
A. F. Sise
Perry
W. E. Barrrett
A. G. Bale
S. B. Houghton
George Hart
D. B. Peasley
E. B. Morse
Smith
School Board Advances Land and Building Plans Amid Debates
Five School Board members reported to renew efforts to admit girls to the Rice Training School, while motions to empower land acquisition and new school buildings passed under suspension of rules. Street Commissioners gain eminent domain power, truant officers prepare prosecutions for five Dorchester residents for not sending children to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Winship
Fowler
Strange
Adams
Fifield
Grammar School
Rice Training School
Wise
Board For Employment
Boston
Patrick Kennedy
Freeport Street
Dorchester
Carl Alsten
Compton Street
Gabriel Dinose
Clark Street
Louis Frezza
Keith’s Alley
Charles Burgess
Willowcourt
Profit aim to realize value of goods despite costs
The speaker notes the plan will barely cover material costs and profits will be ignored as the goal is to realize the money represented by the goods.
Seabury C Allen Attended by Twin Sisters in White Gowns
Seabury C Allen was accompanied by her twin sisters Dorothy and Margery Allen who wore white muslin frocks with belts and white satin ribbon, broad leghorn hats trimmed with satin, lace and pink roses, and carried hand bouquets of pink roses.
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Seabury C
Outing for the Blind on a Harbor Excursion
The Perkins Institution for the Blind with 108 inmates led by Principal G. G. Furner toured Boston Harbor aboard the steamer J. Putnam Bradley. They visited Deer Island Long Island and Rainsford Island before returning to the Eastern Avenue wharf around 6:25 p m. The trip provided the group with refreshing breezes and a relaxing excursion.
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Perkins Institution
G. G. Furner
Eastern Avenue
J. Putnam Bradley
Deer
Long
Rainsford Islands
Judge orders aid for neglected five year old in Boston
Judge Fallon hears a case from the South Boston district after Agent Mann of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children reports a five year old boy, John Malone, found intoxicated and neglected at a Bolton Street building. The boy was sent to the Home for Destitute Children and authorities pursue the liquor provider.
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Judge Fallon
South Boston
Agent Mann
The
Society For the Prevention of
John Malone
Falcon
Harrison Avenue
Mann
Charlestown
A&a
Winchester
Ah Reed
Jexington
John P. Reed
Atnam
Dorchester
Silas
Teresa
Edward
Nora Derin
Carson Street
Fueneral
Harrington
Jane Harrington
Jane O'Connell
Utica Street
St. James’s Church
Collins
Malachi Burns
T Gerard Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Dudley Street
American Wringer Co Advertises at Broadway Extension
The American Wringer Company lists locations at 13 and 15 Broadway Extension and advertises wringers beds and carpet sweepers. The notice includes a phone number 906 and mentions various wringer products and household goods.
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The
American Wringer Company
Broadway
City
Somatin
Telaphons
Pilgrim Society to Erect Bronze Tablet for Brewster Site
The Pilgrim Society of Plymouth plans a bronze tablet sent to Scrooby England to mark William Brewster's site. A 24 by 32 inch inscription details Brewster’s life from 1588 to 1644 and his role with the Pilgrim church.
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Pilgrim Society of
Plymouth
Scrooby
England
William Brewster
Blake Bell Company
Allen Street
Leyden
Plymouth Pilgrims
Mass
Cambridge
William Davison
Holland
Bradford
Boston
New England
Fire Devours South Chi cago Furniture Block
A fierce morning blaze in South Chicago damaged the business block between Houston and Erie avenues and Ninety-second and Ninety-first streets. Peter Young's furniture store rear ignition caused about 200000 dollars in losses. several tenements and businesses were destroyed, but no lives were lost.
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Chicago
Peter Young
Houston and
Erie Avenues
Crook William P. Friel Held for Extradition from New York
Detectives brought William P. Friel known as Leonard A. Leech and other aliases before Justice Taintor to await extradition papers from Boston. He is wanted for robbing a man of 500 dollars in cash and jewelry and was acquitted earlier today of diamond pin theft on a Broadway cable car.
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New York
William P. Friel
Leonard A. Leech
Wiliam Tierney
John Shea
Justice Taintor
Boston
Friel
Court of General Sessions
Broadway
Grady
Taintor
Hartford Arson Trial Begins in Griswold Case
In Hartford Connecticut on June 11 the trial of Dr. Malcolm R. Griswold a dentist opened in Superior Court amid a crowded room. He faces four counts including fire setting to defraud an insurer and statutory arson. Witnesses testified about the fire that caused large losses and gutted a building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Malcolm R. Griswold
Superior Court
Condor captain bound over for assault on Sarah O Neill
Michael Kane captain of the coal barge Condor was bound over to the grand jury in 3000 dollars bond for assault with a dangerous weapon on Sarah O Neill who runs a house at 265 South Main street Kane assaulted her on May 2 while drunk shooting her in the face the bullet tore out most of her mouth she remains out of danger
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Providence
Michael Kane
Grand Jury
Sarah O'Neill
No. 265
South Main Street
Kane
Taunton Public Building Bids Opened at Treasury
Bids opened at the Treasury Department for the Taunton Massachusetts public building. Roxbury Granite Company of Keene New Hampshire was the lowest bidder offering 39352 dollars.
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Taunton
Washington
Treasury Department
Mass
Roxbury Granite Company
Keene, N. H
Protective committee formed for United States Cordage Company
A committee of bankers and trustees from major New York and Boston banks is formed to investigate the Cordage Company's affairs since its founding. They invite bondholders to deposit bonds with Farmers' Loan and Trust Company for possible stock exchange listing, with withdrawal allowed until action is decided. The committee represents many first mortgage bonds.
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New York
United States Cordage Company
Dumont Clarke
American Exchange National Bank
R. M. Gallaway
Merchants’ National Bank
Stuyvesant Fish
National Park Bank
Ebenezer S. Mason
Bank of New York
Charles A. Vialle
National Bank of the Republic
Boston
George Ripley
Hide and Leather National Bank
John H. Rathbone
Broadstreet
Burrill, Zabriskie & Burrill
Farmers’Loan and Trust Company
Stock Exchange
Mc Glenen Fund Grows For Monument Honoring Harry McGlwen
Donations pour into treasurer Eugene Tompkins as the Mc Glenen monument fund nears 1500 by week end. Contributions include 10 from Thomas J. Gargan and J. R. Kendrick and 1 from an army comrade. An idea to honor Harry McGlewen with a Mexican War Veterans reunion banquet at Nantasket on July 19 is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Tompkins
Mc Glenen Monument Fund
Thomas J. Gargan
J. R. Kendrick
Harry
Mexican War Veteran Association
Nantaskhet
Harry McGlewen
Governor commutes death sentence to life in prison
Governor Morton commutes the death sentence of Charles F. Wilson to life imprisonment for the 18% killing of Syracuse policeman James Harvey. Wilson and his brother were jointly indicted for the crime.
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Albany
N. Y
Morton
Charles F. Wilson
Wilson
James Harvey
Syracuse
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