Painter Paints Pedestrian in Town Tale
A Beacon street resident in town rides a painted platform accident. A painter spills paint on her head and clothes, prompting improvised cleanup with gunny bags and a drive home. She forgives the poor Irish worker after learning his hardship.
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Catholic Summer School Plans At Plattsburg on Lake Champlain
The Catholic summer school will run July 14 to August 18 at Plattsburg Lake Champlain with opening sermon by Bishop John L. Spalding. Lecturers include Rev. William Pardow Rev. Bernard County Rev. N H Flannery and editor James Roche among others. Performances on ecclesiastical art and reading circles, rail transport discounts, and extended sessions mark the program.
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Pittsburg
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J. H. McMahon
Yonkers
N. Y
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New York
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Arrest of David Cummings in Amesbury on highway robbery
David Cummings alias Cunningham, sought by District Officer Whitney of Medford for highway robbery at Maynard, was arrested in Amesbury this afternoon by Officer Govern.
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Omcer Whitney
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Deer Island Scandal Hearings Highlight Tolman and Tolman Stock
Testimony at the Deer Island hearings introduces Rev Tolman as chaplain accused of stock promotion for Jackson Electric Motor and Telephone Co. Officers Ryerson and Newell describe embezzlement, payroll overpayments, and missing funds. Cross examinations reveal long-standing irregularities and contested actions by the board amid adjournments.
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Tolman
Deer Island
Mr. Tolman
Jackson Electric Motor and Telephone Company of
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Frank Ryerson
Matthews
Mr. Riley
Mr. Ryerson
Elmer's Fame Unfortunate In High Court Appearance
William E. MacDonald once missing for two years appeared in Superior Criminal Court before Judge Sheldon on a default warrant. Indicted in 1892 for alleged offenses with an unknown woman he fled, later arrested in Lynn under the name Elmer. Bail set at $800.
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Superior Criminal Court
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Lynn
Elmer
MacDonald
Trial on Heden manslaughter ends in courtroom sparring
In the Superior Court Judge Sheldon presided as August Heden faced manslaughter charges. Lawyer Thomas Riley clashed repeatedly with Assistant District Attorney Hurd over witness questions about the plans of 3 Athens street. Riley was fined 75 dollars after several outbursts, but cross examination continued as the day ended with an adjournment at 4 PM.
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Thomas Riley
August Heden
Athens Street
Hurd
Michael Gunning
Riley
O’brien
Clara Gunning
Vermont Congregationalists hold large state convention in St Johnsbury
The Vermont Congregational convention opened with the 1893 church membership tallies and mission funding figures. Officers elected include President Henry Fairbanks and Secretary C H Merrill. The St Johnsbury district preachers’ meeting began a three day session with a sermon by O M Boutwell. The event drew over two hundred ministers and delegates.
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J. M. Comstock
Chelsea
Christian Endeavor
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Merrill
Domestic Missionary Society
Henry Fairbanks
C. H. Merrill
William C. Tyler
Woman's Board of Missions
India
South Africa
Soeleise
C. H. Daniels
Boston
American Board
G. H. Gutterson
American Missionary Association
A Reign of Comic Opera in Boston Theatres
The Tremont Theatre hosts Camille D Arville company with a $25 souvenir design prize and a reception on the tenth anniversary of Miss D Arville’s stage debut. Tennessee’s Pardner opens at the Boston Museum on Bunker Hill Day with Miss Cora Van Tassell as Tennessee Kent. Kilanyi living pictures continue at the Park Theatre with vaudeville improvements forthcoming.
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Tennessee
Scott Marble
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Cora van Tassell
Tennessee Kent
Smoky Mountain
Fourteenth Street Theatre
New York City
Kilanyi Living
Park Theatre
Kilanyi Pictures
Camille D’arville Comic Opera Company
Tremont Theatre
Tally-Ho
Manda Mason
the Park Theatre
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Willie Collier
Sas Weer
Bunker Hill
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Reform Spirit in North End Sees Foreign Turn Against Drink
Reverend E J Helme told Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society directors that five years in the North End brought notable progress, not from Christians but from incoming foreigners who drink but take alcohol home. He cited few intoxicated Italians or Portuguese, noted Irish exodus to Charlestown, and forecasted a political shift as Italians, Portuguese and Russian Hebrews gain voice. over 200 Italians applied for citizenship in two weeks to protect themselves.
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Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
E. J. Helme
Helme
Charlestown
South End
Hearing on Harriman vs Woburn Electric Light adjourned
The suit to appoint a receiver for Woburn Electric Light Company due to insolvency and missed bond coupons payable last September was continued by Judge Barker and adjourned by the Supreme Court to today.
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Woburn Electric Light Company
Barker
Supreme Court
Dinner Honors Rev. W. B. Wright at Young's Hotel
At Young's Hotel last evening a group of friends and former parishioners hosted a dinner for the Rev. W. B. Wright of Buffalo New York. Mr Wright expressed gratitude for the compliment and enduring friendship.
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W. B. Wright
Buffalo
N. Y
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