Rausch Anniversary Celebrated by East Boston Germans
Mr and Mrs August Rausch of East Boston marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at Central Hall. The German society was well represented with family, friends, and dignitaries, including daughter Mrs Henry Lenth and guests Herman Shaneck Christian Rausch and Charles Wahlechlaegel. A chorus sang, Reverend Friedrich Wurl spoke, and a banquet for 150 followed the procession and wedding march, with toastmaster Mr Henry Leath and a late dancing reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Rausch
East Boston
Central Hall
German Society of
Boston
Rausch
Henry Lenth
Lenth
Held
Friedrich Wurl
Louise Rausch
New Indoor Game Debuts At South Boston Gym
W. H. Corey introduces a new indoor game resembling basketball with the aim to keep the ball from the floor. South Boston Gym team led by Katie Foley defeats Ward 9 Gym 78 to 61 with captains Foley and May Hurley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey
South Boston
Ward 9
W. H. Corey
Katie Foley
May Hurley
Marie Kenney
Barbara Manley
Marguerite Downing
Marguerite Tobin
Lottie Warren
Misses May
Hurley
Cassie McGee
Flossie Riddell
Marie McCarthy
Helen Gabbit
Mary McGowan
Captain Rand Bound Over On Fraud Charge
United States Commissioner Fiske bound Captain W I Rand over in 1000 for the September term of the District Court after finding probable cause on a complaint that he used the mails to promote his "lucky stones" scheme to defraud the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fiske
W. I. Rand
District Court
Uncle Sem Chosen to Compete in Royal Canoe Cup
Herman D. Murphy of the Winchester Boat Club selects his Crowninshield 13 foot canoe Uncle Sem with 129 square feet of canvas. The races for the Royal Canoe Cup will be held in England this August and the boat will fly the Winchester burgee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman D. Murphy
Winchester Boat Club
England
Crowninshield
Uncle Sem
Burgee
Winchester
Martell Sues Gas Company for Injuries After Gas Leak
Philip Martell sues the South Boston Gas Light Co for $2000 in injuries from a gas leak at Tudor streets. Trial concluded with Martell favored by Judge Ademe in the besidge Court. verdict and damages cited as about $38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Martell
South Boston Gas Light Company
Tudor
Ademe
Besidge
Wa Martell
Caine
Mr. Martell
Plea For Kennedy Deliberations Continue In murder trial
In New York June 18 the Kennedy murder trial opened with Lawyer Moore delivering the defense. Court adjourned to 10:30 tomorrow for Osborne to sum up for the state. Judge Newburger expected to charge the jury Saturday morning. Osborne congratulated Moore after adjournment saying You will win out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dr. Kennedy
Moore
Osborne
Newburger
Mr. Osborne
Mr. Moore
Friends of New England Hold 180th Annual Meeting in Portland
The Friends met in Portland on June 13 in the annual convention. Attendance was the largest yet in the city with delegates from New England England and from Ohio Iowa Kansas and other regions. The first session covered routine duties and credential checks and meetings continue until next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Friends of New England
New England
England
Ohio
Iowa
Kansas
Egeation
Conductor Injured In Streetcar Collision
A Dorchester conductor Patrick Creed of 109 Sackville Street was injured when a car on an open streetcar at the corner of Washington and Miner streets struck by a camel owner Cobb Bates. Creed suffered a fracture to the right leg and ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Creed
Sackville Street
Dorchester
Colting
Washington and
Miner Streets
Cobb. Bates
Cronan
Halifax Mills Disaster At Leons Cotton Factory
A faulty piston head in the cylinder engine caused an accident at Leons cotton factory near Halifax Mills. The incident halted operations for several hours but no one was injured. A strike occurred earlier, delaying the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leons
Brighton High School Clinches Highland League Title
Brighton High School clinched the Highland League championship by defeating Vest ry High School 13 to 3 with a decisive finish on Frank field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton High School
Vestry High School
Frank
Mystery Historic Charity Meeting in Phen Mie
An inexact note mentions ES charter meeting member J. Friedrich Hecker at Phen Mie and Monument street in Charles me with a veteran firefighter and several comrades present. It notes a large crowd and a fundraising theme amid blurred place names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Friedrich Hecker
Monument Street
Charles Me
Rebal Lion
Ariertown
Lane
SaAlawn
Comrades
Pearson Aims at Global News Chain and Cup Match
C Arthur Pearson, owner of about thirty publications including Daily Express, arrived in York aboard the Oceanic. He plans a transnational news network with papers in Newcastle and Cardiff, identical to London editions but with local items, and envisions a British empire press alliance. He favors a strong challenger in the America’s Cup and would welcome Boston yacht Independence racing Shamrock II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
C. Arthur Pearson
Pripane
Daily Express
London
Pearson
America
British Empire
India
Australia
Canada
South Africa
Newcastle
Engand
Cardiff
Wales
Thomas Eves
Shamrock N
Lawcen
Boston
Independence
Chauncy Hall Graduation Honors Nine Diplomas
Yesterday afternoon the Chauncy Hall School held closing exercises in Association Hall. Nine students received diplomas and three earned certificates in English. A speaking contest preceded the awards with eight participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncy-Hall
Association Hall
Winslow A. Dunne
John Burns
Gettysburg
Harold B. Bowne
Rover
Rover In Church’’, “Father Malloy” Was Given By James F. Couch
Florence H. Luscomb
Irom Brown
Katy M. Mann
May D. Connolly
Dorothy Q
Alice L. Hopkins
Cummings to Plead to Second Degree Murder
John P. Cummings charged with the murder of John F. Reynolds in Worcester will plead guilty to murder in the second degree in Worcester Superior Court, following an agreement between Rockwood Hoar district attorney and defense counsel John E Sullivan and John B Ratigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Rockwood Hoar
John E. Sullivan
John B. Ratigan
John P. Cummings
John F. Reynolds
Iity
French official Jules Siegfried visits harbor facilities tour
The Hon. Jules Siegfried former French commerce minister toured the harbor cities in the country visiting the city. He viewed the harbor yesterday with President William H. Lincoln and Elwyn G. Preston of the Chamber Commerce. Through Towboat Company the tug Vesta aided the party and showed harbor improvements underway. Siegfried praised the harbor and dock facilities observed.
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Jules Siegfried
France
Siegfried
William H. Lincoln
Elwyn G. Preston
Chamber Commerce
Bost Vesta
Warr. Slogtried
Doctor Galvin Denies Hospital Connection News
Dr Galvin rejects rumors of severing ties with the hospital stating there is no truth to the story. He notes his new office at 245 West Newton Street may have sparked the chatter but affirms his ongoing role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob L
Or “Galvin
Galvin
T 245
West Newton Street
Lost Hand Reported After Accident at Cambridge Event
An employee of the wav company in Cambridge suffered a hand loss following an accident at a Penisuites event. He was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital by police ambulance for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tial Bolera
Wav Company
Cambridge
Massachusetts General Hospital
Explorer Baldwin Ventures North Pole Route
In a brisk report the explorer Baldwin sets course toward the North Pole amid cold seas and uncertain weather, aiming to chart untraveled passages and test equipment for Arctic travel.
Assyrian Wreck Sees Tug Entangled Off Cape Mace
Quick-witted action near Cape Mace ends with the Leyland line steamer Assyrian pounding on rocks while the tug Petrel, pressed by a northeast gale, becomes entangled in a failed tow. Both vessels ride the seas in a critical wreck situation as night threatens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’s
N. F
Leyland Line
Cape Mace
Petrel
Petre
Kennedy murder case heads to jury after court ruling
In Kansas City on June 13 Lulu Prince Kennedy faces a jury for the January murder of her husband after a forced marriage. The judge refused a pre murder confession and the defense sought insanity and alibi witnesses while Bert Prince testified for the defense. Mrs Kennedy showed visible distress during proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lulu Prince Kennedy
Wofford
Kennedy
Lalu Prince
Bert Prince
Gift to M. J. Leary at Ward 19 closing exercises
At the Ward 19 gymnasium closing exercises Matthew J. Leary received a gold ring with three rubies from the men's and women's classes. The presentation was delivered by pupil J. H. Durnham. Leary, once a noted amateur lightweight swimmer, previously served as Dover's swimming instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ring
Ward 19 Gymnasium
Ward 19
Matthew J. Leary
J. H. Durnham
Dover
Street Bridge House Returns to Wood Island For Season Opener
The article notes that for two years the venue was Wood Island and the season opens next Saturday. After the presentation, Feier McNally delivers a lecture on swimming and life saving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Island
Feier McNally
Pan American Exposition exceeds expectations in Buffalo
The Pan American Exposition delights managers and the public with artistic displays and innovative architecture. Niagara Falls attracts visitors alongside Buffalo’s attractions, while the Boston and Maine railroad promotes tourist travel with low rates and efficient service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Niagara
Boston & Maine Railroad
New England
Boston
Exercises at Knollwood Dedicatory Service Held Today
Dedicatory exercises for Knollwood Cemetery between Canton and Sharon begin at 2 PM with Hon. Albert L. Harwood presiding. A costly mausoleum near the N H N H railroad attracts nationwide attention, featuring addresses by Lieutenant Governor John L. Bates and clergymen Rev. Edward A. Horton and Rev. Edward L. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knollwood
Canton
Sharon
N. H
Albert L. Harwood
John
Unclear text fragment found near city hall
A fragmented OCR read describes an unconscious person found in a city hall area and mentions Cambridge and Norfote street with garbled location details. The readable items are sparse and lack clear names, dates, or events to confirm.
Boston Theatres Show Busy Week With Varied Attractions
The Tremont presents The Wooing of Priscilla while Road to Ruin plays Bowdoin Square. Crimes of a Great City follows. Adelina Patria and Madelina Brown, Boston operatic sisters, star at Keith's, with the Howard troupe of burlesque touring. Paulette and floral song sheet close at Boston Music Hall before a large, changing vaudeville slate next Monday. The Coontown picnic, Nickelo deon wolves, and Norumbega Park draw crowds as the season opens at Point of Pines with complimentary events and regular performances starting tonight.
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Priscilla
Tremont
Penae
Bowdoin Square
Ciy
Adelina Patria
Madelina Brown
Keith’s
Boston
Miss Brown
Howard’s
Edna Mitchell
Annie Carter
Mamie Mitchell
Bessie Burns
Nellie Brown
Louise King
Edith Crawford
Mildred Harriman
Paulette
The
Floral Song Sheet
Boston Music Hall
Coontown
Austin & Stone
Nickelodeon
Anager Alker
Norumbega Park
Point of Pines
Bay Line Steamers Schedule Delayed Opening
The Bay line steamers Ca Cod and Martinique will start season between Boston Plymouth and Boston Provincetown a week from tomorrow. Opening of the Provincetown main line was delayed due to ship readiness. The Martinique will operate on the main Boston Provincetown route with service shifting to the Plymouth branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Line
Ca Cod
Martinique
Boston
Plymouth
Provincetown
Alnt
Poet
Bay Line Bch
Antic Avenue
Glne
Bessie Chapman's Return to Stage at Music Hall
Miss Bessie Chapman known as Mrs Irving Chapman Jr returns to the stage at Music Hall this afternoon with dialect songs and coon tunes. Her appearance marks a tentative return and may lead to offers from New York managers for the coming season. Harvard and Tech students plan a send off as Chapman's past marriage and loss are noted in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Chapman
Boston
Irving Chapman, Jr
Music Hall
Miss Chapman
New York
Special Summer Excursions by Chicago & Northwestern R ailway
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway offers first class round trip tickets from Chicago to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and return for 81.8. Also priced are Glenwood Springs 43.50 Salt Lake Ogden 4.50. Other routes include Denver to Pueblo 3 Glenwood Springs 5 Salt Lake Ogden Milwaukee Duluth and Hot Springs with varying specials. Return limits apply on all. Information desks at Northwestern line office on Washington Street.
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood
Salt Lake
Ogden
Colorado
Salt Leake
Ogrou
Ip & M Lis
Duluth
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Vancouver
Victor C
Northwestern Line
Ashington Street
Back Bay Friends Expected at Actress's Pro Debut
Back Bay social circle anticipates the professional actress's bow, foretelling an enthusiastic ovation as she makes her debut on the stage. Her supporters will likely be among the audience, signaling strong local interest in the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Bay
Unknown man found on Howard Street buried in natural causes
A man described as about five feet one inch tall was found at Tinkham's making room on Howard Street. He was identified as a clam digger and is believed to have died of natural causes. The body was removed for examination today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siron Roy
Smith Court
Mnion 7
Rox
Willie Kenney
Leyland Iiner Caledonian
Etrent
Boston
Street
Cambridge
Morges
Moon Street
Soridge
Tinkham
Howard Street
Unclear OCR: governor rues the ferry damage
Fragmentary text describes a governor lamenting ferry damage and a damaged end of something. The readable lines include scattered names and phrases with no coherent event or date. Entities are too fragmented to identify a clear person, place, or organization.
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Uneeda
Vjinjer Wayfer
Jinjer Waufer National Biscuit Company
Mrs
Gray
Captain Rand
Uncle Sam
Simon Roy
Cadwell
Friends’ Annual Meeting
Halifax Mills
William W. L.eim
M. Siegfried
DR. Galvin
Explorer Baldwin
Friedrich der G
B. Baldwin
North Pole
Wboro
Acit
Bryan A Gollege
Seringetald Gdeclan Inven Rata Almu
Tinots College
Nnchaewne Ra
Eiago
Jans
Edward Garland
Sta. 8
Yes
Brighton
Verdigt
Lulu Kennedy
M. J. Leary
Manhattan Studio
SanPoy
Amert- OP
Poligaia
Norfote
Oxfords
Houston & Henderson
Huntington Avenue Grounds
PAW Sells Bros
Daily Ladies and Childre
Klein’s Drug Store
Cor. Tremont
Boylston Streets
Ste Twee
Nancy & Co
Merican League
Huntington Ave
Detroit
Etka Eee Chicaco
Went & Ditson’s
Brigham’s Hotel
Wash St
Entertainments
Keith
Arthur Sidmas
Roger Midgely
Gertie Carlisle
Bogert and
O’ Brien
Madeline Brown
Tossing Auctias
Jehan Healy
Horace Geldin
Kerveleus Craggs
Jack Worworth
Hamilton Hill
Jennings
Renfrew
Mile
le Neva
Ernest Nisarres
American Biograph
Theatre Orchestre
Parker House
Touraine
Chestnut. Hill
A. L. Riker
Kenneth Skinner
Harry Foudick
Patntneys
R. Bacon
M’g’r
Ocean Revere
S—Walthour-Coleman
Saeee Park
Dhe
annes _ S
Everett Trio
Julia Rose
Jag & Rowley
Musica
Thor
Gal
Alan
Angoloxy Chase
Pulley’s Saha
Lexington and Concord
Paul Revere
Lexington
Arlington Heights
Con
Arili Heights
Subway
Harvard
Watertown
Newton
Waltham
Bass Point
Amun
Ostrich Farm
Sheldon
N. B. Agt
Washington St
Symphony Hall
Gustav &Trube
T Remon
Heatre
Lillian Lawrence
Rockdale Park
Peabody
Mass
Eee County
Lynn Ballwey
JOY Line
Providenge
Geo. F. Tilton
Nel Ng Staterooms
Bowdoin Tions
Steve Snapogake
Pea
James Richman
Lenjoy
Moere
Calanrata
A'bert
the Perfect Man
Great Golden Gate Co
BIC ‘Coontown Picnic CO
Philadele
Franklin Park
Greater K Ploves Commercial
Aeseliant Cursio A. Eelaphone
Richmond
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