Newsboy stabbed in Lynn square fight
Newsboy Charles E. Parsons aged 14 was stabbed twice in the back during a street fight witnessed by many. Norton and McGovern alleged assailants fled. Parsons was treated and sent home. Norton said he had a knife but was not arrested. Parsons had previously clashed with rivals selling papers near the central depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Parsons
Davis & Young
O'Shea
Parsons
Norton
McGovern
Central Depot
Gany
Husband Missing In Lynn Mrs Beatey Seeks Help
Lynn June 13 Mrs James Beatey of 2 Comans street Roxbury appeals to the Lynn police for help in locating her husband James who vanished from home May 29 and was last seen in Lynn the next day. He is about 35 to 40 years old, 5 feet 11 inches tall, 175 pounds, wearing dark clothes and a brown hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
James Beatey
Comans Street
Roxbury
James
Terrible Swede Rides Five Miles At Garfield Park
In Chicago 500 spectators watched John Juanson nicknamed the terrible Swede ride five miles on a bicycle at Garfield Park this afternoon in 11 minutes 33 seconds. Timekeepers were John West and E McNeill. The world road record for five miles previously stood at 11 minutes 40 seconds by Bainbridge. Miles splits were 2 20, 2 15 1 5, 2 19 3 5, 2 22 1 , 2 16 2 6. Lawson paced by three tandems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John West
E. McNeill
John Juanson
Garfield Park
Lim
Bainbridge
Lawson
Charlestown Seventeenth of June Carnival Parade Route Set
The Charlestown Seventeenth of June Carnival Association announced the parade route starting on Bunker Hill street at 8 15 am. Floats and foot features will mix as two mounted horsemen English and American cavalry join the procession with intermingled standards. The display begins near City Hall and ends around Monument Square after about two and a half hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Bunker Hill Street
Mystic
Elm Streets
Chelsea Street
Chelsea Street, To the Square
Park Street
Training Field
Winthrop Street
Adams
Chestnut Street
Monument Square
Bartlett, Elm and
High Streets
Monument Avenue
Main Street
City Square
Harvard
Washington Street
Union
Main Streets
Sullivan Square
Elm and
Carter
Buffalo Bill
England
America
Bunker Hill
City Hall
City
Washington
General Warren
Monument
Abraham Lincoln
George L. Stearns
Hundred and Ninety-Ninth Artillery Association
Charlestown Club
Masonic
Warren Building
Hawthorne
Prescott
Milanes
Moulton
Franklin
C. D
Thorndike
Cottage Hospital Proprietress Under Scrutiny by State Board
Lynn June 13. State Board officials Peck and Birch visit the Cottage Hospital on Eastern avenue as part of an alleged breach of state law by Lizzie F. Bent. They may present the matter to the next grand jury after questioning Bent about taking newborns to nearby families for boarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Peck and Birch
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
Lizzie F. Bent
Cottage Hospital
Eastern Avenue
Lynn Board of Health
Bent
State Board
Harwood
Marshall Wells
State Board of Lunacy Aid Charity
Jealous boarder attempts suicide over contested love
Alvah W. Penney a 42 year old Chelsea fruit peddler shot himself after jealousy over Mrs Mabel Chestnut attracted attention from a fellow boarder Amel J. Frozseland. The ball was removed from his skull and eye. his condition was listed as resting with hopes for recovery. his estranged wife and Chestnut were present at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvah W. Penney
Cestnut Street
Chelsea
Penney
Mabel Chestnut
Mrs. Chestnut
Penny
Fenwick
Frost Hospital
W. R. Chipman
Union Pacific Offers Denver Summer Tours 1895
The Union Pacific system advertises quick trains and low rates for a July 6 to 12 Denver event with excursions to Yellowstone National Park, San Francisco, Portland, Salt Lake City, Colorado mountain retreats, Black Hills, Hot Springs SD, and Colorado Springs Summer School. Contact agent or E LOMAX in Omaha for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Union Pacific
Yellowstone National Park
San Francisco
Portland
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Black Hills
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Colorado Springs
E-L. Lomax
Omaha
Neb
Brighton man arraigned for assault at cafe
Thomas Kelley aged 23 of 52 Lincoln Street Brighton was arraigned in Municipal Court on two counts of assault and battery with a blackjack against two women at Rivers Cafe 10 Cambridge Street Wednesday night. He was found guilty on both counts and fined 35 dollars for the cashier Mary Eregan and 10 dollars for waitress Mary Delaney plus 25 dollars for the assault containing the second count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kelley
Lincoln Street
Brighton
R Ivers
Cambridge Street
Mary Eregan
Mary Delaney
Summer suits lure shoppers to blue and black serge styles
A local merchant touts blue and black serge suits for men and youths, claiming superior quality and price. He highlights $10, $12 and $16 options, compares favorably with rivals, and promotes seasonal goods from coats to hats and footwear, urging a shopper to visit store in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gell
Boston
Sumi St
G. A
Summer Street
McManus & Co Men and Boys Outfitters Opens Corner Entrance
Col Beach store McManus and Co a long standing men and boys outfitters relocates to a new corner entrance at 670 and 672 Washington Street Fenno's old stand now serves as the site with entrance on the corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington St
Col. Beach
Fenno
Wise's Work Sparks Bridge Department Shakeup
Deputy John P. Wise leads a major reorganization dropping about six carpenters and an assistant drawtender for workload balance. Stock accounting at the Charles River bridge, Warren bridge, and South Boston foundry yard faces scrutiny with minor discrepancies blamed on torn day-book leaves by a discharged messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Wise
James Murray
Dover Street Bridge
Wise
Wheeler
Charles River Bridge
Waren Bridge
Boston
City Hall
Curtis
George Curtis
Drew
Denis H. Morrissey
Attempt to Halt Stanton Abbott Jack Burke Fight in Montreal
Citizens petitioned Mayor Villeneuve to stop tomorrow's boxing bout between Stanton Abbott, England champion, and Jack Burke, America champion, arguing against holding the prize fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott-Burke
Montreal
Stanton Abbott
England
Jack Burke
America
Villeneuve
Arlington man killed by wagon in Cambridge accident
Michael Burns aged 36 was killed in Cambridge about 5 30 yesterday after noon when he was run over by his wagon. He worked for W. W. Rawson of Medford street Arlington and lived on Parks street Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Burns
Cambridge
Burns
W. W. Rawson
Medford Street
Arlington
Parks Street
President makes consular appointments abroad
The President announced consular posts for James B. Caffin of Massachusetts at St Helena Horatio R. Bigelow of Pennsylvania at Rouen France William E Mantini of New York at Turin Italy with the appointments dated June 13 in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James B. Caffin
Massachusetts
St. Helena
Horatio R. Bigelow
Pennsylvania
Rouen
France
William E. Mantini
New York
Turin
Italy
Lecture on Buckeye engine by state boiler inspector
Professor Hawley delivered a lecture yesterday at the rooms of stationary engineers No 1 on the Buckeye engine. The talk covered a model presented to the association and explained its design and function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stationary Engineers No
Hawley
Firework ban for boys after last July Fourth blaze
The Hudson notice states no crackers rockets or squibs may be fired this year due to the previous Fourth of July fire. Authorities enforce the ban to prevent further incidents and protect public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Rainy day brings down countless toads in Rowley
In Rowley on June 13 a heavy rain shower caused hundreds of tiny toads to fall from the sky, drawing curiosity from residents as they mottled the streets and lawns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowley
Miss Mary Abigail Dodge Advances With Friends
Miss Mary Abigail Dodge continues to lead a social circle as she and her friends pursue events and meetings in Washington. The fragment notes engagement with Severs Bias and mentions ongoing plans and hopes for progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mary Abigail Dodge
Uae
Boston Engineer Shoots Self Over Navy Examinations
Orlando K. Fay of Boston shot himself at the Astor House after registering for a room. He said his suicide was due to failing a navy examination and securing a position, planned after asking for a drink and delaying a visit from the room clerk. He died soon after at Hudson Street Hospital with a single .32 caliber bullet wound near the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Astor House
Orlando K. Fay
Boston
Mass
Hudson Street Hospital
Fay
Keith
Farrington
Navy
J. H. Fay
Winchendon
Rumors of Reorganization Roil Essex Eighth Regiment
Essex county voices urge immediate restructuring of the Eighth Regiment amid claims of a disorganized state. Colonel Dodge's retirement is debated as potential leaders like Captain Philip Little and Colonel W S Chase are eyed, with officers weighing re election and resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
Essex County
Eighth
Dalton
State House
Peach
Cousins
Lynn
Philip Little
Salem
W. 8. Chase
Boston
Miles
J. S. Carter
Little
Chase
Post
Oe Ae
Brackett
Pew
John Duane of Medford Dead
Medford florist John Duane died at his residence after three days illness. Born in Ireland in 1824 he had lived in Medford since 1856. He leaves a widow a son and a daughter. The funeral will be at St Josephs Church Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Duane
Medford
Ireland
St. Joseph’s Church
Gloucester schooner Robin Hood crew missing near St Peters
The Gloucester schooner Robin Hood under Captain Berne arrived from Grand Banks to land a sick man. Four men drifted from the vessel in dense fog about 100 miles south of St Peters. They are John McDonald Samuel Lowry Herbert Power and another whose name is unknown. No news has been heard yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Robin Hood
Berne
Grand Banks
St. Peters
John McDonald
Samuel Lowry
Herbert Power
Body of 22-year-old Payson found in Charles River
The body of John I. Payson of Jamaica Plain, 22, unmarried, was recovered from the Charles River yesterday morning. Payson, employed by the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company of Boston, was found after grappling iron brought his body to the surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Payson
Jamaica Plain
Charles River
Payson
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Boston
No Common Council Adjourned After Lack of Quorum
The Common Council met at 7 30 last night but due to no quorum the session was declared adjourned for one week. No records indicate any business was conducted.
IN THE SHAWSHEEM Lee Report Fragment
Fragmentary OCR reads unclear names and terms with likely misprints. The text hints at a person named Lee and a place or work titled Shawsheem, but details are not decipherable. No coherent event or date emerges from the readable lines.
Malden Police Shakeup: Eight Officers Fired by Mayor
Malden mayor Everett J Stevens ousted eight named patrolmen amid a police relief fund scandal. The Aldermen approved the order effective June 14 1895. A relief fund of 3700 dollars existed without state charter status and was secretly divided among officers after warnings against such action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
City of
Stevens
Board of Aldermen
Walter J. Enwright
Clement A
Feltry James Foley
Niel W. Sweney
Frank Farnham
Arthur E. Perham
Frank 8. Shattuck
Charles L. Coombs
Daniel A. L. Bowker
Everett J. Stevens
Samuel Jordan
Police Committee
Samuel E. Jordan
Rain Delays Fleetwood Park Trotting Meet At Fleetwood Park
Rain slows final races at Fleetwood Park trotting meet. Track mud slows pace and two heats finished before postponement to tomorrow. Soudan defeats Queen Alfred in 2:18 trotting, Gil Curry wins 2:10 pacing amid weather woes. tomorrow features Mascot vs Budd Doble and 2:16 trotting with Mernan among expected entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fleetwood Park
Pater
Gil Curry
Soudan
Texas
Queen Alfred
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Rebus
Whirligig
Mascot
Sulky
Budd Doble
Mernan
Hinder Wilkes
Neil Ae
Onicoa
P. Ryan
Viking
W. H
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Anufacturers
Dutlera
Sendante
E.C. Almy & CO
Washington, Cor. Essex
Buy
E. Parsons
Kale
Newsboy Row
H. Krey & 60
Bargin ‘Ltd
Beston
Planar
Case
Grand Jury
Gloucester
Area Skies Se Team
Men's and Boys’ Outfitters
Miss Dodge
The
Orlando XK. Fay
Adjt
Navn
Shawsheem Lee
Standard Clothing CO
Fleetwood
Gil Carry
Metropolitan Rubber Co
Lucy
W. H. McCarthy
Jathe
Wilkes
Col
Overland Park
Grand Stand
Directly
Carbonate
Ellen Kelly
Olney Street
Dorchester
House of Detention
City Hospital
Schlitz Milwaukee
Jos
Russia
Essex
Carne Harrison Ave
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