Signal Corps in Camp at South Framingham Connects With Regular Army Forty Miles Away
At South Framingham on June 12 the First Brigade completed large scale drills under Brigadier General Mathews. The Signal Corps established heliograph contact with the regular army station on Mount Wachusett, 40 miles distant, as Lieutenant Stevens led disciplined work despite staffing gaps. Major Sweetser set a new M.V.M. shooting record at Walnut Hill, while Major Duchesney considers retirement after 31 years in militia. Visitors and rehearsals mark the day ahead of Governor Crane’s review and 17-gun salute.
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Market Turns Dull and Weak on June 12
Market watchers saw another dull session led by New York equities with losses from earlier gains as buyers sold. Copper and coal sectors showed mixed moves while Baltic Winona reports encouraged but mixed mine results. Cape Breton Copper and Dominion Coal Company meetings votes and leases dominated local mining news.
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Alderman Moore Hosts Cook Hunt In Melrose Prank
A Melrose alderman connected to Tom Lawson staged a joke in which women from many backgrounds queued at 33 State Street seeking a cook. Despite crowds from 2 to 3 pm and repeated rejections, Moore had already engaged a cook and the episode ended with a public reveal that the whole affair was a joke.
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Traveller to Cape Nome Suffers Sleep Loss and Rations
William T. Granouer, a Cambridge youth, left Boston May 14 and reached Seattle May 25 while beating all travel records for hobos. He reports scarce sleep and one meal per day, plans to stow away on a ship to Nome due to lack of fare, and hopes to end travel after returning to Cambridge next fall to settle debts. He expected to meet his brother in Seattle but was disappointed.
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Increased Service Via Dominion At Lantic Railway Line
Increased service via Dominion at Lantic Railway Line announces that the magnificent steamers Prince Arthur and Prince George begin a four trip per week Boston to Yarmouth schedule, with eight round trips weekly starting June 29. The dining Dene train starts daily from Yarmouth June 2. A summer journey through the Maritime Provinces is promoted, with literature and staterooms available from city office and J. F. Masters, N. EB. Supt.
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Earthquakes Felt Near Guayaquil Frontier
Violent earthquakes have been felt during the last fortnight at Toledo near the Colombian frontier in Ecuador.
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Stage Matters Prominent Boston Theatrical Season
P S Mattox to head his own company opening in Philadelphia September 1 with Bertha Creighton in A Colonial Girl and Willie Collier farce Would you for Five Million with Louise Thorndike Boucicault Isabelle Urquhart and Georgia Meachum. Mary Young eyed for Opera Company performances in Music Hall while Anna Held reportedly traveled to Europe and Camille D Arville to star next season in a new musical comedy. Warfield recovering from appendicitis and to open in The Auctioneer September 8 in Boston. Odell Williams contracted to David Belasco for Down Yonder and Lawrence McCarty to launch Boston Theatre season with Sergeant James.
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Tremont crowds for The Prince of Pilsen and more at Keith’s
An almost settled fact that even in the Tremont evening audiences delight in The Prince of Pilsen with the company widely favored. The Defender at the Columbia grows in popular interest and a prosperous engagement seems likely. Also noted are rehearsals of The Drummer Boy of floh at the Boston Theatre next week under Massachusetts Department aegis, the Fadettes’ striking Keith’s stage setting and music, Young Swan’s perilous crystal tank act, Madge Maitland’s standing as a top vaudeville dialectician, and Livingstone acrobats coming to Keith’s next week.
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Vacation publications offered by Grand Trunk Railway ads
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Blondin’s arraignment postponed to June in Suffolk court
Joseph W. Blondin was not brought into Suffolk Superior Criminal Court yesterday for arraignment on the charge of murdering his wife because Assistant District Attorney McLaughlin was not ready to proceed, and the prisoner’s arraignment was deferred to June.
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Fire On Sixth Floor Damages Lincoln Street Building
A fire alarm from Box 59 at 3 2 p m reported a blaze on the sixth floor of a six story building at 132 Lincoln street owned by Ella Converse and occupied by the Radcliffe Shoe Company. The fire started from an electric wire and caused $100 damage.
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