Brigadier Bridges Attends Farewell Review at Framingham Camp
Bright sun and warm wind greet Framingham camp as Brigadier-General Bridges holds his last inspection. Governor Wolcott arrives for a brigade review with Major-General salute. autopsy performed on Private Clarence O. Bolster of Company F, Second Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham
Theeignal Corps
Briggs
Curtis
Bridges
Boston
Wolcott
Lawrence
Dalton
Clark
Parsons
Ambulance Corps
Roger Wolcott
Cornelia F. Wolcott
Roger Wolcott, Jr
J. Huntington Wolcott
Oliver Wolecott
F. U. King
Joslin
Shaw
Richard Frothingham
W. Murray Crane
Rider
Towne
Allen
Brigham
House
Barnes
Mayo
McKnight
Campbell
Mellen
Smith
Henry Parsons
Woodward
J. W. Kimball
Rockwood Hoar
Carle C. Woodward
Goetting
Capelle
Savings Bank
Warren E. Locke
Blood
Appleton
Guild and
Hour
Carter
Fred G. King
FF. W. Wellington
Frye
Soutter
Morgan
Locke
Gordon
Dexter
Sohier
Converse
Robins
J. Payson Bradley
Jewett
Woodman
Braley
Quinby
Chick
Whiting
Packard
First Heavy Artillery
W. A. Bancroft
Oakes
Mossman
Morrison
FELS-NAPTHA Soap Offers Broad Cleaning Claim
WELS and Co of Philadelphia advertises FELS NAPTHA soap as the only preparation that will wash everything washable and insure nothing with cold or lukewarm water.
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Earth
California Catarrh Cure Promises Wide Relief
An old advertisement touts a remedy named California Catarrh Cure for catarrh and related head and digestive ailments. It claims rapid, universal efficacy with thousands already cured in Boston and distributes through druggists and jobbers with a two size bottle pricing.
Autopsy Report Points to Accidental Strangulation
Autopsy pending results, doctors say death likely accidental strangulation. Governor Wolcott sent a floral tribute to Private Bolster’s unit with a note of sympathy to the family.
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Wolcott
Bolster
Cabot’s Day Event Draws Massachusetts to Annapolis
Washington June 11. Secretary Long plans to send the battleship Massachusetts to Annapolis, N. S., in the latter part of June to attend the 400th anniversary of Cabot’s discovery of the American continent. The Massachusetts will sail from Boston the latter part of next week.
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Massachusetts
Cabot
Washington
Spite House Owner Joseph Richardson Dies
Joseph Richardson heir to a vast fortune died in the Lexington Avenue "spite house" and was buried after a funeral at the Central Park Baptist Church. The eccentric millionaire, eighty four, left a wife of ten years, a son and an unmarried daughter. Pallbearers included Collis P. Huntington and other multi millionaires who attended the service.
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New York
Joseph Richardson
Lexington Avenue
Central Park Baptist Church
East Highty-third Street
John W. Ambrose
Mayo W. Hezeltine
Joseph Hillen
Marcus C. Hawley
Edward Hawley
H. W. Nichols
Russell Sage
Samuel Sloan
Arthur W. Soper
James Talcott
Joseph Walker
Collis P. Huntington
J. H. Jenkins
J. M. Toucey
Mr. Richardson
Yellow Fever Strikes on Steamship Advance at Quarantine
William H. Korn of Buffalo, 31, a second cabin passenger, died of yellow fever aboard the Columbian line steamship Advance shortly after anchoring at quarantine. Health Officer Doty ordered thorough disinfection of the vessel. crew remaining healthy. He warned no panic about yellow fever reaching New York as outbreaks abound through the Isthmus of Panama.
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New York
William H. Korn
Buffalo
Columbian Line
Advance
Colon
Doty
Panama
Galvin Taken to Jail for Murder Trial
Robert T. Galvin, who confessed to murdering Robert Kydd, was quietly moved to Lawrence jail to await the September term of the Superior Court. He received breakfast at the police station, showing signs of strain since the crime. The body of Robert Kydd was taken to Andover for funeral services at his brother Hugh Kydds home.
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Haveerhill
Robert T. Galvin
Robert Kydd
Lawrence
Andover
Hugh Kydd
Laborer Frank O'Connor Wins 1350 in Electric Shock Case
Frank O'Connor, a Charlestown West End car shop laborer, was awarded $1350 yesterday in the Superior Court's second session after an electric shock injury at work. The ruling assigns fault and outlines compensation for medical costs and lost wages.
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Frank O’connor
Charlestown
West End
Irish Fair Proposal for Boston Charities
Boston societies and individuals weigh bringing New York’s Irish Fair to Mechanics Hall for charity. The New York event drew about 700000 visitors and a projected profit around 250000, with novelties including the Blarney stone and lakes of Killarney drawing most attention. Supporters from Patrick Donohue to Dr W J Gallivan urge a Boston edition as educational and lucrative for local charities.
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New York
Boston
United Irish Catholic Societies of
New York State
Post
Associated Charities
Mechanics’ Hall
the Post
Patrick Donohue
Dublin
Matthew Dolan
Brookline
Michael Boynton
Buffalo
Parker House
Music Hall
P. J. Flatley
Garrett J. Barrett
Father Brosnahan
Michael Galvin
Bargain Sale Proves Strong Demand for Low Prices
The Massachusetts Clothing Company at Hanover and Portland streets reports unprecedented sales as the My Clothier's bargain sale continues. Mr. Wolf states the public gains from large purchases from M Mamlock and Son, with the aim of cultivating future customers through extraordinary bargains. Lively days mark the popular low priced clothing house.
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Massachusetts Clothing Company
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
Wolf
The
Clothing Company
New York
M. Mamlock & Son
Portland steamers extend schedule to Sundays
The Portland steamers will hereafter depart on Sunday evenings as well as daily, starting tomorrow.
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Portland
Is It Murder The Police Theory
Police in Division 12 now favor a murder theory over suicide or accidental drowning after a body found near a South Boston street bridge showed signs of a violent assault. Arthur Hill and Michael Kelly reported a blood pool and a hole in a fence near Bay State property, with blood leading to a deduction of throat slashing and robbery. The body was later dumped into the river.
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Division 12
South
Boston
Vinal
Arthur F. Hill
Public Baths Department
Isabella Street
Hill
Bath House
L Street
Michael Kelly
Old Bay State Company
Bay State
Unidentified Body Found in City Morgue, Police Seek Identity
The body was largely unreadable but examined at the city morgue revealed a deep one inch gash and two inch cut above the larynx. Police have made all efforts to identify the remains, but identification was not achieved by midnight.
Sultan Delays Thessaly Issue at Peace Conference
In Constantinople on June 11 the conference agreed to another adjournment at Tewfik Pasha’s request as the sultan has not decided whether Turkish troops will retain or evacuate Thessaly. Most points for a permanent peace with Greece are settled except the indemnity. The delay leaves a bad diplomatic impression. Russia has replied to a Turkish circular seeking support from other powers.
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Constantinople
Tewfik Pasha
Thessaly
Turkey
Greece
Russia
Dartmouth Boy Drowned in Connecticut River
Harold D. Gilbert of Dartmouth College class of 1898 from Newton Highlands Mass died by drowning in the Connecticut River during a canoe trip with Fred V. Bennis. Their canoe overturned near rapids and Gilbert disappeared before recovery. Gilbert was active in the college dramatic club and well liked on campus.
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Gilbert
College
Porter A Wonder Torpedo Boat Impresses Inspectors
The United States torpedo boat Porter underwent maneuvers in New York on June 11. Three torpedoes were fired with two succeeding. the locking device on the third failed. The vessel showcased a 1100 foot turning circle and could reverse from full ahead to full astern in 20 seconds, moving less than its length to gain momentum. Inspectors praised the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Board of Inspection
Eighteenth annual Hotel Men meet ends with sunny Boston visit
Delegates of the Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association completed their Boston trip after a joyous Plymouth outing. They toured historic sites, kissed the Pilgrim Rock, and enjoyed a luncheon at Seamoset House with local children. Speakers from California New York and Chicago praised New England hospitality before departing for theatre outings.
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Hotel Men’s Mutual Benefit Association
Boston
Plymouth
New England
Ritchey
New Orleans
Nantasket
Kneeland Street
Old Colony
Samoset House
Liberty
Marguerite
Buttercup
Howland
Bradford
Burgess
America
F. S. Risteen
C. L. Smith
Lynch
California
H. H. Brockway
New York
New York Association
Brockway
Massachusetts
He. D. C. Shears
Cincinnati
C. H. Hilton
Chicago
James
Tremont
Park
Brunswick
Becky Scark Sentenced Six Months by Judge Bacon
Old Becky Scark, a pickpocket, was sent to the House of Correction yesterday for six months by Judge Bacon. She appealed and was held in $200 bail.
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Becky Scark
House of Correction
Bacon
Roxbury Crossing Damages Hearing Begins in Superior Court
In Roxbury yesterday the Superior Court opened a hearing on the Lowell petition seeking damages for land taken by the New York New Haven Hartford railroad at Old Heath street Bromley park Centre and Albert streets Roxbury for railway grade alteration to remove the crossing totaling about 8689 square feet.
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Superior Court
John and Augustus Lowell
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Old Heath Street
Bromley Park
Centre
Albert Streets
Roxbury
Roxbury Crossing
Canty Sues Railway Over May 14 Collision
In the Superior Court the suit of William Canty against the Lynn and Boston railway claims a May 14, 1896 collision in Haymarket square. Canty says as a passenger he stood on the tuning board and his right leg was crushed between car and wagon hub. Jury out.
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Superior Court
William Canty
The
Lynn & Boston Railway
Charlestown
Haymarket Square
American Express Company
Ladies Auxiliary June reception at 6146 Washington St
The Ladies Auxiliary plan their annual June reception at the hall 6146 Washington Street on Tuesday evening. The event opens with progressives whist and a musical literary program by members with an orchestra, followed by refreshments and dancing. Directors strive to make it the year’s most enjoyable gathering.
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Washington Street
Ten Men Die In Maesteg Colliery Cage Disaster
A collapse at the Garth colliery in Maesteg Glamorganshire Wales occurred when the cage plunged 60 feet. Ten men were killed in the accident reported from London dated June 11.
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London
Garth
Maesteg
Glamorganshire
Wales
Baldwin Place Synagogue Hosts Emilia Cohen Zarah Levin Wedding
Miss Emilia Cohen and Mr. Zarah Levin were married at Baldwin Place Synagogue with Rabbi Margolis officiating. The groom, bride, attendants, and relatives celebrated with a reception at 7 Minot Street featuring a cream satin gown, orange blossom veil, and lilies of the valley bouquet.
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Baldwin Place
Emilia Cohen
Zarah Levin
Margolis
Davidson
Lotta White
Dorah Cohen
Isadore Cohen
I. Susman
E. Cohen
Anna Davidson
Minot Street
Wallace
Kean
Mrs. Stone
Sophia
Bessie Kahn
Rabinovitz
Miss Borenstein
Miss Shefrin
Miss Natherson
Joseph Shapino
Alexander Kahn
Mr. Miller
A. Recaach
Memorial Service for Captain Albert E. Proctor
The Fusilier Veteran Association plans a memorial service for Captain Albert E. Proctor at Baptist Church East Boston on Sunday afternoon June 20. Orations by Comrades Scott and Camrell, music by Mrs Jean Shurtleff Wilson and others, a poem read by Miss Burgess, escorted by Fusiliers band, with Post 7 G A R and other comrades attending.
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Fusilier Veteran Association
Albert E. Proctor
Baptist Church
Central Square
East
Boston
Scott
Camrell
Jean Shurtleff Wilson
Bateman
Frank N. Scott
Miss Burgess
Everett
Mass
Captain Proctor
Fusiliers
George L Spear Dies in Randolph Vermont
George L Spear prominent lumber dealer in Randolph Vermont dies of heart trouble at home. He was a native of Braintree and once a miner in Oregon. A Chicago delegate in 1884, he helped notify Cleveland and Hendricks of their nomination and served as Vermont internal revenue collector under Cleveland.
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Randolph, Vt
George L. Spear
Braintree
Oregon
Chicago
Messrs. Cleveland and
Hendricks
Vermont
Cleveland
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Illinois
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L Street Bridge
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Kutnow
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Astor Place
City
Sultan
Dartmouth
Harold D. Gilbert
Newton
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J. Manley Piper
East Fourth Street
South Boston
J. E. Lynch
Broadway
Walter Whitney
Piper
H. G. Cameron
Cambridge
Wescott
Portland Street
White Street
Jane Callbeck
Becky
Sues Lynn & Boston
Sheil Literary Association
Bordeaux
Paris
Joseph Breck & Sons
North Market St
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Eivery
BUNS
KF. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
S. BF. Trull
WM. DB. Turner
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Sec
Loki
Cornhill
Goston
O'Sullivan
Salem
John B. Moran
Jerry O'Sullivan
Levin--Cohen
Fusilier Memorial
Gracie
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Hooker — Spofford
Arlington
Edward D. Hooker
Ida B. Spofford
Charles H. Watson
Collamore
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Horace L. Collamore
Newbury Street
Francis Collamore
North Pembroke
Ladd
Lucy Ann
Daniel W. Ladd
Bromfield Street
M. E
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Frank H. Tilton
Hanson Wentworth
Harriet KE. Small
Saratoga Street
M. BE
Kelley
Margaret J
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Margaret A. Kelley
Ferry Street
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J. Newman & Sons
Tremont ST
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