New York Central Debenture Bonds Offered for Subscription
J P Morgan & Co announces a new offer of up to 10 million dollars of 30 million dollar 4 percent gold debentures due 1934 from the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad. Subscriptions open June 14 1904 at 10 am and close by 3 pm with possible rejection or smaller awards.
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New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
United States
New York
W.H. Newman
J. P. Morgan & Co
Col Richard Evans Dies Suddenley At 65
Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Evans of the Salvation Army died suddenly at his home 31 Hanford Street aged 65. He and his son William led Salvation Army forces in New England for three years. A military funeral is planned with viewing at headquarters 890 Washington Street Tuesday from 9 am to 2 pm, then services at Lorimer Hall conducted by Lt Colonel Miles of New York. He leaves a widow and one son.
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Richard Evans
Salvation Army
Hanford Street
Evans
William
Salvation Army Forces
New England
Washington Street
Lorimer Hall
Miles
New York
Starving Millbridge man aided by officers on wharf
Charles C. Jordan of Millbridge Me begged for food on Commercial wharf until police helped him to an ambulance. He was taken to Relief Hospital and treated for a weak condition worsened by an epilepsy episode. The 32 year old had come to the city weeks earlier seeking work.
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Charles C. Jordan
Millbridge
Jordan
Rev Frothingham Lectured On Religion And Patriotism
The Rev Paul Revere Frothingham of Arlington Street Church spoke at a patriotic service in Union Hall Boylston Street. He argued a nation grounded in rights and justice for all fosters true patriotism and duty to every trust.
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Frothingham
Paul Revere Frothingham
Arlington Street
Union Hall
Boylston ‘Street
Excursion to Newport by special express train
Popular outing on Bunker Hill Day Friday June 17 leaves South Station at 9 30 a m and Back Bay at 9 34 a m via the New York New Haven Hartford line. Six hours in Newport to see the Casino Historical Rooms Cliffs Walk Old Stone Mill and more. Tickets on sale at 92 Washington Street South and Back Bay stations. Limited quantities only one dollar round trip.
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Newport
Bunker Hill
South Station
Back Bay
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Newport Casino
Clifts Walk
Old Stone Mill
Washington Street
South
Child Ablaze Brave Rescue At Arlington Street Home
A 3 year old child caught fire on a sidewalk at 147 Arlington Street yesterday around 2 pm. Joseph Banks quickly removed his coat and wrapped it around the boy, extinguishing the flames. The child suffered severe burns to the right side and was kept at home after the parents refused hospital care.
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Maurice Rosenthal
Arlington Street
Joseph Banks
Sligo Social Club Donates $100 to Language Fund
The Sligo Social and Literary Club met at Washington and Union Park streets with Mr. Kemmet in chair. New members were initiated and the annual ball report was approved. From proceeds the club donated 100 dollars to the Irish language fund for the Irish Texts Society in Dublin.
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Sligo Social and Literary Club
Washington and
Union Park Streets
Kemmet
Irish Language Fund
Irish Texts Society
Dublin
Ireland
Negro Advancement Seen in South Tour Report
Colonel T. W. Higginson and Reverend Edward Cummings spoke at Parker Memorial Hall about the Robert C. Ogden party tour through the South. Burton R. Wilson chaired the gathering of the St Mark Society and Boston Literary Society as they noted hopeful signs for black education and school facilities in the region.
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Parker Memorial Hall
Boston
St. Mark Society
Boston Literary Society
T. W. Higginson
Edward Cummings
South Congregational Church
Robert C. Ogden
South
Burton R. Wilson
Booker Washington
Higginson
Massachusetts
Heard His Boy Laugh as Police Find Missing Child
A Boston area story reports 4-year-old Paul Meany from Somerville disappeared near the Back Bay station just as police sought a drowned child. The boy was found hours later in the guard room wearing a helmet a badge and a club while his father waited for news.
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Paul Meany
Nevada Street
Somerville
Back Bay
Meany
Charles River
Day for Tucker's Arraignment Fixed Today
The case of Charles L. Tucker will come before the Superior Court at Cambridge today for a day to be set for arraignment on the murder charge of Mabel Page at Weston on March 31. Tucker will not attend. the date will be fixed by agreement between his counsel and the district attorney, likely Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Charles L. Tucker
Cambridge
Mabel Page
Weston
Tucker
New Epidemic of Crime Baffles Police of City and Suburbs
Police from Boston area cities and towns including Malden Cambridge Belmont Watertown Chelsea Newton Waltham and Somerville join in a major effort to catch a band of second story workers sneak thieves pickpockets and highwaymen. The latest bold assault occurred near Bright street around midnight Saturday when Mrs. Charles Bailey was robbed and beaten as she reached her front door. She believes the suspect rode away in a car.
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Emmons
Watts
Malden
Cambridge
Belmont
Watertown
Chelsea
Newton
Waltham
Somerville
Norfolk
Suffolk
Middlesex
Essex
Brighton
Charles Bailey
Western Avenue
Moody Named as Possible Heir to Knox as Attorney General
Secretary of the Navy William H. Moody is discussed as Attorney-General Knox’s successor and plans to retire from public life after March 4, 1905 to practice law. He has an office on State Street and will team with J. Otis Ward. Moody, once a noted congressman, may seek future offices but aims to settle into law and save for a rainy day.
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Moody
Knox
Secretary of the Navy
William H. Moody
Pennsylvania
State Street
J. Otis Wardwell
Congress
United States
Runaway Elopement Sparks Inheritance Gossip in Portland
Vivienne, 28, adopted daughter of West Roxbury millionaire Jason Bailey, married Merrill Butler of Newton Centre last Monday in Portland. Bailey reportedly opposed the match. fate of the inheritance unclear as relatives decline comment during a brief residence visit.
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Portland
Vivienne
Jason
Post
Bailey
Corey Street
West Roxbury
Philip Butler
Sumner Street
Newton Centre
Autoist Bender Furnishes Bail In Cambridge Crash
Charles G. Bender of Cleveland Ohio who ran over James Donovan of East Cambridge was bailed by W H Lillis as the car was consigned to him. Bender faces manslaughter charges and will appear before Judge Almy. Donovan, married with three children, died. Daniel Lane injured at Death Corner recovers in Cambridge Hospital.
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Charles G . Bender
Cleveland
James Donovan
East Cambridge
W. H. Lillis
Bender
Almy
Mr. Donovan
Daniel Lane
Cambridge Hospital
Judge Emmons Lodges at Police Headquarters
Judge Emmons, serving on the Board of Police, slept at Police Headquarters last night in the top story set aside for night officials. By 3 a.m. no fires or alarms disturbed him, and he rested without incident.
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Emmons
Pemberton Square
Eldst Murphy’s Eldest Son Marries Charlestown Bride
Jeremiah Murphy, eldest son of Night Watchman Daniel D. Murphy, wed Mies Carleton of Charlestown at 10 Call Street Charlestown. The couple, who will reside there, received gifts from steamshipmen and boatmen including Julius Soderberg and Assistants James Lahey and William Twigg.
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Jeremiah Murphy
Daniel D. Murphy
Mies Carleton
Charlestown
Waltham
Call Street
Julius Soderberg
James Lahey
William Twigg
Man Killed in Paterson After Quarrel at Work
In Paterson New Jersey James Meade four years old a bookkeeper was shot and killed early today. Police hold four men and three women who were present. Prisoner Robert H Plum of Mt Vernon New York admits there was a quarrel and that he tried to take the revolver from Meade. The weapon belonged to Frederick H Dater a coal dealer and employer. Plum says he saw the revolver in Dater pocket and threw it away to prevent its use but Meade picked it up and there was a struggle.
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Plum
Dater
Meade
Satolli’s Washington Visit and New Jersey Wedding Trip
Cardinal Satolli spent the day at Cardinal Gibbons’s residence in Baltimore and returned to New York. He will stay in Washington from June 17 to 20 as guest of Monsignor O’Connell at the Catholic University, dine with Secretary Taft, and call on President Roosevelt. He leaves Washington June 20 for Spring Lake New Jersey to attend Mr Maloney’s daughter’s wedding.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Satolli
Cardinal Gibbons
New York
Washington
Monsignor O'Connell
Catholic University
Taft
Roosevelt
Mr. Maloney
Spring Lake
N. J
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Salvationists
Maine
Hussler
Europe
Sligo Social Club
Donara
Cluftt, Peabody & Co, Makeag OF Cluett and Honarch Ghirts
Wardwell
Illiait
Clinedinst
Millionaire Bailey
Murphy
Carleton
Paterson
Satolli
Entertainments
Ee Cotoniast
Bostonitians
Ysobel Kaplan
Wm. Brady
Sp Cizi
THE
Butterfly
Burlesquers
Eine Philip
Howard
Toby Lyons
McIntyre and Rice
Bijon Com- Trio
Kittle Bingham
St. Botolph
Lnes
Brookline
Village Square
Country Club
Newton Street
Hotel Touraine
First Corps
Bass Point
Mount Desert
Union Wharf
Commercial Street
Art
Nahant
I Geo
Keith’s
Fadettes
Provincetown
Cape Cod
Bay Line
Atlantic Av
Rowe's Wharf
Oxford
Best Ee
sOc
Pittsburg
Connelly
Adams House
Geo. B. Appleton
Old South Building
Henry W. Savage
Mnorumbega Park
Auburndale
Charles
Zoological Garden
Norumbega Park
Castle Telephone
Tremont
Squart
Paul Revere
Symmphor
Ea Ee
T. Adamowski
Condit
Boulevard
Beach Grand
E. D. Pitts
Congress St
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