Cornell Crew Competes in London Regatta Passage
The Cornell eight trained at half mile intervals on a windless afternoon, then raced Henley Club members from Bushey Gate to Henley Bridge. Cornell led and trailed at different stages, suffering a broken rowlock string and later being edged by Henley before finishing a length ahead at the bridge. Spectators noted Cornell could not shake the scratch crew easily.
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London
Cornell
Matthews
Spillman
Hagen
Freeborn
Fennell
Dyer
Louis
Hall
Fawley Court
Henley Club
Bentley
Roe
Shape
Louis H. Hamilton
Henley
Bushey Gate
Henley Bridge
Yaggeed
Connecticut House rejects anti pool amendment on race track sales
The Hartford House, 22 to 1238, rejected a proposed amendment to the anti pool law allowing poole sales on race tracks for twelve days yearly between May 1 and November 1. The Senate had approved the amendment 12 to 8 two weeks earlier, but the House action blocks the measure.
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Hartford
Conn
House
Senate
Inspector Dugan Promoted To Lead Murder Case Work
Inspector Dugan has been detailed at headquarters to take charge of all murder cases. He will visit stations with a stenographer to interrogate witnesses and prepare evidence for presentation to the grand jury. The promotion follows his work on the Back Bay and Dorchester killings and aims to provide a single, ready prosecutor for murder cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugan
Inspector Dugan
Back Bay
Gilbert
Sterling
Dorchester
Albani Remanded After Fatal Café Shooting
Salator Albani, who shot and killed Daniel F. Sullivan, was arraigned in Municipal Court before Judge Brown. He was remanded to jail without bail until July 26 to allow his counsel to prepare a defense. Inspector Dugan indicates no third party witnesses beyond Sullivan and Albani.
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Salator Albani
Daniel F. Sullivan
Brown
Pasteur
Albani
Dugan
Sullivan
Somerville Man Charged With Swindling Brooklyn Solicitor
A Warren Roberts of 47 Prescott Street Somerville was rearrested by Inspectors Collins and Harris on a charge of swindling Caleb Underhill of Brooklyn out of 300 dollars in April last. He will be held for a Brooklyn officer with requisition papers. Roberts is married with one child and has a family in Somerville.
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A. Warren Roberts
Prescott Street
Somerville
Collins and Harris
Caleb Underhill
Brooklyn
N. Y
Somer
Justice Barrett Proposes Special Jury Commissioner Plan
Justice Barrett of the Supreme Court proposes a bill to create a city special commissioner of jurors. From 60 000 names 2500 top citizens would be exempt from usual duty and serve as talesmen when needed. Seventy five to one hundred names would be drawn to serve for each case to improve impartiality and speed.
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New York
Barrett
Supreme Court
Inspector McLaughlin
Gale Public Library Dedication in Northboro
The Gale Public Library was officially dedicated in Northboro on June 12. The stone building finished in antique oak sits on an 8 foot frontage on Main Street. George A. Mirick presided, with speeches by Rev B H Bailey Malden and other regional officials and educators.
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Northboro
Gale Public Library
Main Street
George A. Mirick
B. H. Bailey
Malden
J. H. Allen
Cambridge
John C. Wyman
Rhode Island
8. S. Green
Worcester
Edwin P. Leaver
Boston
Henry J. Barnes
A. McFarland Davis
Annus Prize Declamation At Local School Event
A public phase of the annus prize at the school will be held at a specified venue. June or unspecified date details are unclear in the fragment.
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Corgest
Bifemswes
Boston newspaper men tour Sudbury waterworks and basins
A Boston Water Board official hosts visiting journalists on a trip from South Framingham to Hopkinton and Ashland to inspect the Sudbury system. They tour basins 1 and 2, Basin 6, a filtration bed under construction, and Whitehall Pond areas, noting pollution controls and a Boston investment of 25000 dollars. The group ends with a return train from Westboro.
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Boston
Tom” Doherty
Boston Water Board
City Hall
South Framingham
Ashland
Hopkinton
Boston & Albany
Framingham
Hopkinton Centre
Ato Woodville
Reservoir House
Whitehall Pond
Water Board
Westboro
Desperate search for missing tailor after $260 disappearance
Mrs. Louis J. Kregerman of 22 Oneida street reports her husband a tailor who vanished April 6 after receiving $260 from a lawyer. He left two rooms and four children in dire need with the oldest 9, a 6 year old, and a 15 month old ill, while she scrubs for 20 cents daily. Police records show no action.
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Louis J. Kregerman
Oneida Street
Herhusband
Kregerman
Russia
Dudley Street
Sammy
Roxbury Crossing
West End
Kregermans
Harrison Avenue
Hollis Street
Actiog
Liquor Raid Sparks $10,000 Trespass Suit Against Officers
Lawyer Alexander P. Brown of 24 Dix Place alleges Officers William H. Murray and Louis Tewhart trespassed during a May 18 search for illicit liquor. Brown says the search violated his rights, insulted his wife, and led to wrongful seizure of a half pint of rock and rye. The liquor was returned after court. Brown plans formal attachment and further suit for damages.
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William H. Murray
Louis Tewhart
Alexander P. Brown
Dix Place
Brown
Mr. Brown
Post
Municipal Criminal Court
Thomas J. Gargan
Hugh Brown
Quincy Street
Dorchester
Station 4
John Brown
Hugh
Gargan
Tewhart
Home for Aged Couples Marks Eleventh Anniversary
Trustees and council of the Home for Aged Couples Corporation of Boston marked the home’s eleventh anniversary at Roxbury with officials, guests, and speeches praising the good work. President Elizabeth Abbott Carleton led the event as Curtis A. Guild Jr represented Governor Greenhalge and General A. P. Martin attended. The program included prayers, several pastors, Dorchester Ladies’ Quartet performances, and a call to endowment funding for future happiness and prosperity.
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The
Home For Aged Couples Corporation of
Boston
Seaver Street
Walnut Avenue
Roxbury
Elizabeth Abbott Carleton
Carleton
Hub
Curtis A. Guild, Jr
Greenhalge
A. P. Martin
Boston Police Board
J. W. Gilroy
Richard C. Humphreys
Ellis Mendall
C. F. Dole
Arthur Little
A. H. Plumb
Percy B. Davis
L. Z. Angier
D. W. Wal
Tragic Fall From Window Kills Gibbs Court Child
Theresa Wiggins, age three, fell from a third story Gibbs Court home yesterday while playing. She sustained injuries feared to be fatal. authorities investigate the accident involving John Wiggins as guardian.
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Theresa
John Wiggins
Gibbs Court
Donohue Dies in Drowning Return Trip to Savannah
Lowell report states Frank J. Donohue drowned returning to Savannah. No additional details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Donohue
Lowell
Savannah
West Point 1895 Graduation Exercises Open
The 1895 West Point graduation began at 10 30 AM with cadets marching to a large tent before the library. Col Mills led the ceremony with speeches by Seth M Milliken and remarks by Adjutant General Ruggles. New officers announced include captains Lott King Summerlin and Hoffman.
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West Point
N. Y
Mills
Ruggles
William Page
New York City
Oswald H. Ernst
Military Academy
Seth M. Milliken
Maine
Board of Visitors
Columbia
Ernst
Page
Smith
Lott
King
Summerlin
Hoffman
Battery
Ex convict charged with robbery in Mott Street saloon
David R. Edgar formerly released from Charlestown in April after a three year robbery sentence was arrested for robbing Joseph Delere of 22 dollars and 50 cents at Nelsons saloon on Mott street. He allegedly knocked Delere down and took the wallet with the money.
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David R. Edgar
Charlestown
Joseph Delere
Nelson
Mott Street
Delere
Coal Team Tragedy Claims Life in South Boston
Michael May, 45, of Boston street South Boston, was crushed yesterday afternoon when a coal wagon from Chapin & Co on Harrigan avenue near Worcester square ran over his neck, body, and left arm. He died shortly after.
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Michael May
Boston Street
Boston
Chapin & Co
Harrigan Avenue
Worcester Square
Tad' Tsee Nate Es
Brooklyn Bridge jumper despite intent to die saves self after water entry
David Cohen aged 23 leaped from the Brooklyn Bridge today and was rescued by a ferry. He struck the water and began to swim, deciding not to end his life after the fall, unlike prior jumpers.
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New York
David Cohen
Brooklyn Bridge
Morse's Body Found in Harbor After Disappearance
The body of Hymon Morse, a Ruggles Street grocer who vanished on June 6, was recovered floating in the harbor. Officials described the finding as at hand pending identification and investigation.
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Hymon Morse
Ruggles Street
Yestesictte Wade
Bargain Sale for Small Size Wool Suits at 50 Pall Mall
An advertisement calls out 50 Pall Mall worsted suits with gray glove finish fabric, initially $25, now offered at $15 for small sizes 33 to 37. larger sizes sold out. Promises more clothing bargains this week to attract buyers.
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Pall Mall
Fastest sprinters sought in Police News sweepstake
The 1895 Police News American championship sprint event is shaping up for a record crowd with top sprinters like Henderson Morris Davis Doyle Collins Copple Pully and Gibson expected to compete. Brockton raises the purse to 710 dollars with various clubs bidding while entries remain open through June 10 and July 4, all in preparation for an August race at a premier New England track.
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America
A. S. Henderson
Denver
Tom Morris
Alex Davis
Jack Doyle
Jim Collins
W. H. Copple
P. A. Pully
Jack Gibson
Murdock McLeod
Murphy’s
Calaveras County
California
James McLeod
Murphy's
Robert Brown
Lynn
Mass
David Burke
Everett
Tim McCarthy
Cambridge
New England
Burke
Connie Marks
Johnnie Mack
Brockton
William Halloran
Halloran
Goshen
Ind
Central Athletic Club
Bradford
Penn
Hudson County Athletic Club
New Jersey
St. Louis
G. O. Stansbury
Worcester
South Framingham
Cambridgeporter Teamster Injured In Wagon Fall
Oscar B. Williams of Webster Avenue Cambridgeport was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital after a fall from his wagon. The wheels ran over him causing fractures to both ankles and a severe scalp wound.
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Oscar B. Williams
Webster Avenue
Cambridgeport
Massachusetts General Hospital
Cambridge
Michael J. McDowell Arrested on Alleged Theft Charge
Inspectors Estes and Cleary arrested Michael J. McDowell of 68 Alger Street Boston yesterday at noon on an alleged theft involving a Hogan’s $1.50. McDowell faces charges related to the incident.
Physicians Mark 104th Anniversary Meeting in Boston
More than 600 physicians gathered at Cotillion Hall for the Massachusetts Medical Society's 104th anniversary session. Dr H C Ernst, Dr W T Councilman, Dr F G Morrill, and Dr W H Park presented on diphtheria and anti-toxin. Worcester urged physician public service and education, with over 1000 attending a dinner at the main hall. Governor Greenhal and other dignitaries attended. Officers of the society were elected, including President Frank K Paddock and A M Pierce as vice president.
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Cotillion Hall
Massachusett Medical Society
H. C. Ernst
Boston
W. T. Councilman
Paology
F. G. Morrill
W. H. Park
New York
Worcester
Mai
H. L. Burril
Greenhall
Wolcott
H. A. Shuman
E. Horton
Charles Eliot Norton
James Doonan
William H. Hingst
Burrill
Ciety
K. Paddock
Norton
Massachusetts Medical Society
Boylston Street
Frank K. Paddock
A. M. Pierce
Edward Forster
Charl W. Swan
Francis Goss
Edwin H. Brigham
Tor
Henry P. Bowditch
Reading Railroad Case Heard in Philadelphia Court
Argument before Judge Dallas in the United States Circuit Court over deaths involving the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, and several defendants in a suit by a Pennsylvania company for insurance on lives and annuities as trustee, seeking foreclosure of the Reading's general mortgage. Hart attacks the bill and the demand by bondholder James Bell for possession as irregular. Decision reserved.
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Phila
Plphia
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Josep’ Ordan
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Davenport
J P. Haughn
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