Patriot Day Observances Honor Flag Across Boston Schools
Boston marked the flag’s anniversary with public ceremonies in schools from Latin to Roxbury, featuring songs, readings, and speeches on the Star Spangled Banner and the nation’s history. Notables included Rev. Samuel F. Smith and school officials guiding exercises for students and communities.
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Boston
Massachusetts Sons of the Revolution
Peters
Commons Council
Publc
City Hall
Page
Sons of the Revolution
Samuel F. Smith
Winthrop School
Fower
George W. Ransom
Emily T. Carpenter
Elinor W. Leavitt
Edward W. Aerch
Prince School
Roxbury
Dearborn
Dil- Way
Lewis
Lowell
Hugh O
Dwight School
Oon
Dalzell's Reunion Opens at Caldwell Fairgrounds
In Caldwell Ohio on June 14 the annual Dalzell reunion begins under Private Dalzell at the fair grounds. The town is decorated with Stars and Stripes but heat reduces crowd size. Dalzell delivered the opening address. D D Taylor of Cambridge replied. Visitors arrive. camp meeting Sunday. jubilee slated for Monday marking 1995.
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Caldwell, O
Dalzell
D. D. Taylor
Cambridge
Flag Day Observed in Hartford Schools
In Hartford Connecticut on Flag Day June 14 public exercises were held in all schools. Pupils performed patriotic songs recitations and flag drill marking the observance.
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Tford, Conn
Flannery Paroled After Five-Year Term
Actor William Ignatius Flannery is paroled after a five year state prison sentence tied to the killing of actor Fayette. The case details reflect a late April release following parole guidelines and court actions.
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William Ignatius Flannery
Fayette
Fire destroys Dennis stable and three nearby buildings
A 3:16 am blaze in Lynn gutted Dennis livery stable at 100 Central Ave and spread to adjacent wooden structures. Fifteen of twenty horses were saved from Dennis, Emery L. Smith’s livery at 102 Central Ave was lost with one of twelve horses, and Bray’s harness factory, carriage repository, and Boyd Brothers potato chip factory at 98 Central Ave were also destroyed. Total loss about $20,000, mostly uninsured. cause unknown but suspected incendiary.
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Dennis
Emery
L. Smith
Central Avenue
Smith
W. A. Bray
Boyd Brothers
Ringling Bros Circus to Visit Boston With Lib erati and World Acts
Promoters announce a combined circus and hippodrome coming during the week of June 24, a new Ringling Bros show in Boston. Liberati the virtuoso appears with his band and cornet solos, drawing eager curiosity from a public used to fine display and lavish advertising. The Eddy acrobats the Dacoma aerialists and the Landauer living statues highlight a lineup many expect to be top tier.
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Boston
United States
Ringling Bros
Liberati
Arenic
Eddy
Dacoma
Landauer
Living Statues
Hoe
Inspectors Bring Barry and Friel to Boston from New York
Inspectors Glidden Harris arrived in Boston at 10 20 last night from New York with Alfred L Barry and William P Friel in custody. Barry is wanted for alleged forgery of a 150 check at the Massachusetts National Bank. Friel alias Tierney alias Shea is sought for alleged larceny of three watches and as a fugitive who jumped bail last December.
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Glidden and Harris
Central Office
Boston
New York City
Alfred L. Barry
William P. Friel
New York
Barry
Massachusetts National Bank
Tierney
Shea
Houghton
Collins
Glidden and
Harris
Washington
Mexico
al Hosler
Heath
Vacation at New England Resorts by Boston and Maine
Pursue a perfect vacation at northern and eastern New England resorts reached by the Boston and Maine railroad. Mountain retreats in the White Mountains and beaches along the North Shore offer surf, yachting, fishing and healthful stays with reduced excursion rates. Excursion books and lists are mailed free from the railroad. The American Wringer Company advertises wringers, beds and carpet sweepers with mail orders and repair services.
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New England
Boston & Maine Railroad
White Mountains
Boston
Boston & Maine
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Powers Recovery After Illness
Avery Warner of Hamiet New York reports a severe grip lasting days followed by weakness. He began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla and experienced great improvement. His wife also found it beneficial after typhoid pneumonia illness.
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Hood
Avery Warner
Hamiet
New York
Joneses Separated After Public Disturbance in Watertown
Mrs. Jones was arrested for disturbing the peace after beating her husband on the street. He accompanied her to jail and was jailed in the same cell with permission from the police. Judge Suute ordered Mrs. Jones to leave town within one week. The couple discussed moving to Somerville or Charlestown.
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T Watertown
Suute
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Jones
Somerville
Charlestown
Labor Notes Elects Officers for Ensuing Year at Wells Memorial
The Cigarmakers Union held elections last evening at Wells Memorial Hall naming A. C. Jordeson as president and Patrick Mahoney as vice president. Henry Abrahams is financial secretary and treasurer with J. R. De Jong as business agent. Delegates to Central Labor Union include J. R. De Young and Henry Abrahams among others.
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J. Balam
8. Aerons
L. Greenman
J. Parke
H. Besser
E. L. Roseman
S. Pillar
B. Miller
R. C. Wilson
Labor Union
J. R. de Young
Henry Abrahams
P. Mahoney
T. F. Tracey
Frank McCarthy
J. F. Stevens
Harry McGarrigle
Mar Lodge Fire Destroys Duke of Fife Residence
Edinburgh June 14 The Highland residence of the Duke of Fife at Mar Lodge Braemar Aberdeenshire burned entirely today. The fire began in the duke's private room and, due to scarce water, could not be extinguished. The blaze spread to an adjacent wood threatening a nearby ballroom and tennis court. Queen Victoria witnessed the destruction arriving from Balmoral.
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Edinburgh
Mar Lodge
Braemar
Aberdeenshire
Duke of Fife
Prince of Wales
Queen Victoria
Balmoral
Littleton 125th Anniversary Celebrated With Procession
Littleton New Hampshire marked its 125th settlement anniversary with a public celebration. Governor Busiel and staff were welcomed by local officials and escorted to Thayer's Hotel by local veterans and the G A R. A large afternoon program included a procession to the new town hall and speeches, a collation, and a concert.
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Littleton
N. H
Busiel
A. 8. Batchellor
B. H. Corning
G. H. Bingham
J. W. Remick
Thayer
Harry Bingham
John Pierce
Jus Eastman
Henry L. Tilton
Benjamin W. Kilturn
William ¥. Bellows
Edgar Aldrich
Charles Eaton
Luther Bins
James BE
Henry
Cephas Brackett
Henry C. Libbey
Daniel J
H. E. Chamberlain
Benjamin Corning
George Carter
E. Woods
Isaac Calhoun
Henry Merrill
F. T.moffett
Benjamin F. Page
M. D
J. B. Merrill
J. H. Hoffoan
L. Fletcher Snapp
Police Complaint Filed Over Station 2 Conduct
Norman F Hesseltine and his father Colonel Hesseltine, lawyers, appeared before the Board of Police as complainants against Captain Dennis Donovan and Patrolman John H ONeil of Station 2. They allege Rule 2 of the police manual violations including denial of a warrant view and ejecting Hesseltine Jr from the station. ONeil allegedly acted without provocation in a violent and insulting manner on April 8, using threats and laying violent hands in an assault.
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Norman F. Hesseltine
Colonel Hesseltine
Tremont Street
Board of Police
Dennis Donovan
John H. O'Neil
Hesseltine,Jrn
Henry. A. Kelly
O'Neil
Hesgeltine
Ferry crashes into sloop near the harbor
The ferry Winthrop collided with a small yacht owned by O. R. Mitchell yesterday afternoon. The vessel was disabled by a lost rudder and sustained considerable damage. The Winthrop’s crew were landed safely. The ferry department will cover the repairs.
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Winthrop
O. R. Mitchell
motesBery
Wammers' Alliance Elects Sheels President
Alliance members held last night’s vote to elect a new president, selecting Sheels to lead the group. The gathering focused on strategy and future actions within the alliance.
Fernald Disappearance Baffles Somerville Police
Oscar Fernald vanished from Somerville on Tuesday on the eve of his wedding. Police say they have not acted due to Chief Parkhurst’s court duties. Family pledges to pursue the case as Oscar’s fiancée and relatives share distress and seek answers.
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Oscar Fernald
Somerville
Parkhurst
Luther Fernald
Fernald
Oscar
Union Station
Causeway Street
Lynn
Stubby
Boston Endeavor badge announced for 14th annual convention
The Boston 95 badge for the Christian Endeavor convention is unveiled in the Post. The circular Hub crimson medal bears Boston 95 on a white ribbon with color coded wear by chorus members. Doogue’s gardeners craft floral bankings and preparations for the visiting delegates continue as city authorities coordinate safety with inspectors from major cities.
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Boston
Christian Endeavor
Post
Doogue
Washington
Eldridge
Police Department
Tinsmiths Organization Founded at Hanover Street
A new tinsmiths society was inaugurated last evening at 63 Hanover Street with sixty members signing the roll. Leaders George McKay Hugh McKay Edward Ryan and George Gunther spoke as officers will be elected and further preliminaries held at the next meeting on Tuesday June 18. The group will join the Central Labor Union and the Building Trades Council.
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Hanover Street
George McKay
Hugh McKay
Edward Ryan
George Gunther
Central Labor Union
Building Trades Council
Charles O Wood Named Organizer by Typographical Union
Charles O Wood receives approval of the Typographical Union executive board to serve as organizer. He has long been involved in Boston craft circles and has represented No 13 in the Central Labor Union for the past decade.
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Charles O. Wood
Typographical Union
Mr. Wood
Boston
No. 13
Central Labor Union
Hartshorn Held in $300 In Roxbury Elopement Case
Albert Hartshorn, a central figure in the Roxbury elopement case, was arraigned in Roxbury District Court on charges of enticing away Grace Wyatt for an illicit marriage. Wyatt described fear and confinement at the City Hotel Chelsea, detailing limited funds and a plan to tell her mother the truth after bail. Hartshorn claimed bail was easy and promised to publish the full story after release.
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Albert Hartshorn
Roxbury
Grace Wyatt
Brook Avenue
Grace
City
Chelsea
Hartshorn
Dudley Street
Lynn
Delirium Tremens Suspected in Death at 218 Northampton
George W. Chase, about fifty from New Hampshire, was found dead in the dining room of 218 Northampton street with a throat cut after entering through a window during a delirious episode. Medical Examiner Draper cites self-inflicted wound. Chase had begged attendants at Conway's stable to save him from pursuing figures. The body was at the morgue last night and a sister, Mrs. Kate Allen of Roslindale, is named.
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George W. Chase
Northampton Street
Devine
Conway’s
Laurence McGrath
Draper
Chase
New Hampshire
Kate Allen
Roslindale
Mrs Oliver Located in Halifax
Mrs Oliver, said to have eloped from her husband, has been found in Halifax Nova Scotia. She confirms her identity and says the accusations against her are a tissue of falsehoods. She left due to brutal treatment by William H Oliver and denies being accompanied by any Boston gentleman. She will not return, noting Oliver has no legal claim since he has another wife.
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Halifax
N. S
City of
Newton
Wetherell
Eliot Street
Mechanic Street
Chandler Place
Wetherell Street
C. Atherton
Hicks
Norfolk County
Garden City
The
Commonwealth
Prans
Hyde’s Real Estate
Milk Street
Boston
Elmwood Street
Newhall
Newton Highlands
Legislative returns disclose payments to counsel and agents
Secretary of State records show Boston & Maine payments to Strout & Coolidge 2000 dollars and others for railroad matters, plus 1500 to Robert A. Southworth, 190 to Solomon Lincoln, 100 to George Richardson and 159.46 to stenographers. Martin Wesson paid 250 each to Long and Warren for aid on a fire loss claim. West End street railway paid 1500 to agent Fer nal d for bill advocacy. Gove Day paid 500 to Ware and Snow for Boston Harbor flats acquisition.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
George H. Fernald
Messrs
Cummings
Hyde and
Sprout
Wesley A. Gove
Frederick B. Day
Darwin E. Ware
Samuel Snow
Boston Harbor
Elton shines in Union Hall entertainment program
An enthusiastic Union Hall audience enjoyed Mr. Elton in a strong annual show. A dramatic monologue Fra Giacomo by Elton displayed his acting, aided by Carl Stowe, followed by The Deacon a two act comedy sketch by Henry Arthur Jones. George F. Madden managed the stage.
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Union Hall
Elton
Fra Giacomo
Carl Stowe
the Deacon
Henry Arthur Jones
Abraham Boothroyd
Edmund Elton
Tom Dempster
John H. Byrnes
Tibbets
William H. Mallone
Rosa Jervoise
Custom House Saturday Closing Authorized
Collector Werren received a Treasury letter authorizing near term weekly closures at the port with the Custom House offices closing at 12 noon and the marine division at 1 p m each Saturday as Massachusetts declares Saturday a half holiday. The U S Treasury will also close at 12 noon Saturdays and all day Monday June 17.
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Werren
Secretary of the Treasury
Custom House
Marine Division
Washington
Judge Brigham's Memory Bar Meeting Set
A bar meeting in the Superior Court second session Friday June 21 at 2 pm will act on the death of the late Chief Justice Brigham. Remarks from prominent bar members will follow before the court receives resolutions. High esteem for the late chief justice suggests large attendance from bar and public.
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Superior Court
Brigham
Cosgrove arraigned on charge of assaulting adopted son
John T. Cosgrove was arraigned in the Police Court in Lynn on incident and battery against his adopted son. The case was continued to June 21 for further hearing as Mrs. Cosgrove testified the boy was unruly and the institution's agent warned of that behavior.
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Lynn
John T. Cosgrove
Milford Bicycle Rider Arraigned on Sidewalk Charge
Herbert A. Smith aged 18 son of H. A. Smith of Worcester was arraigned in District Court charged with riding a bicycle on a sidewalk in Upton. He was found guilty and fined six dollars after a hearing that included testimony by Officer Oscar Bagley. He appealed and posted bonds. This was the first such case under the 184 State statute.
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Milford
Herbert A. Smith
H. A. Smith
Orange Street
Worcester
Dewey
District Court
Upton
Smith
Oscer Bagley
Bagley
Milford Daughters of Pocahontas organize Katequan Council No 49
Katequan Council No 49 of the Daughters of Pocahontas is formed in Milford with officers led by Mary Brock as prophetess and Mary D Skinner as Pocahontas. The group schedules the second and fourth Wednesday meetings and a Town Park band concert on June 30. Milford High School graduation is set for June 20 in Music Hall with a program including an overture, choir, and diplomas. A $10 reward is offered for evidence on street lamp glass breakings. Mrs. Richard Holland’s family plans to move to Westerly Rhode Island to run a hotel.
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Lila Shurtleff
O. D. Williamson
Olive A. Monrose
Mary M. Brock
Town Park
Milford High School
Music Hall
Milford Orchestra
William Tell
Fannie Bradbury
Joel D. Miller
Mary E. Mullane
Arthur Whitney
Richard Holland
Westerly
R. I
Fisk & Goffs New Store Opens in Boston
The Fisk and Goff clothiers open at 23 and 25 Boylston Street with dramatic price cuts across departments. They promise substantial savings and first class stylish clothing for all customers, replacing souvenir favors with real dollars saved.
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Fisk & Goff
Boylston Street
Ivy Day at Bowdoin Marks Closing Rituals
Bowdoin College in Brunswick Maine held Ivy Day exercises in Memorial Hall. The junior class of forty six men marched in led by Bertel Williard, planted ivy, and sang the class ode. Seniors’ last chapel followed as the juniors moved to the chapel. Officers include President T C Peaks, curator C E Baker, and marshal T Stone.
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Brunswick
Bowdoin
Memorial Hall
Bertel Williard
T. C. Peaks
C. E. Baker
T. Stone
Obituary notices from early June with scattered names
Fragmentary obituary notes list infant Cassidy Sune aged 5 months and Grace Clark daughter of Lot Clark with scattered dates in June. Other fragments name Mrs Cyrene Muwane and address clues in Dorchester and nearby locales.
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Cassidy Sune
Albert
William Eo
Sa Cagsidy
Clark
Dorchester
Grace
Lot Clark
Clatub
Sroee
Cyrene
Lancers Celebrate Fifty-Eighth Anniversary Parade and Banquet
The National Lancers Troop A First Battalion of Cavalry marked 58 years with a morning parade through Boston streets and a banquet at Faneuil Hall. Officers and men gathered at Bulfinch Street, then marched with Lynn band, lances, and pennons. Speeches praised the unit's peace and war record, with Wolcott and Guild among honored guests.
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National Lancers
Faneuil Hall
Captain Jones
Emerson
Abbottsford Hall
Black Coat
Jones
Wolcott
Courtenay Guild
Curtis Guild
King
W. A. Ryder
Lucius Slade
Richards, Holt
Wadsworth
Nicholl
Andrews
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