Grand Army Sends Greeting From Indiana Encampment
The Indiana department Grand Army of the Republic sends greetings to United Confederate Veterans at Louisville. The message proclaims one country in fraternity under one flag. Attending were W. W. Blackmar, commander-in-chief, and Mrs. Fannie Minot, national president of the Woman's Relief Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
D. R. Lucas
W. W. Blackmar
Boston
Grand Army
Fannie Minot
Concord
N. H
Woman's Relief Corps
Prisoner and officer clash as suspect faces theft charges
Inspector Douglas arrested Max Forman of 9 May Street after a fight on Winter Street and a pursuit through Tremont Street stores. Police say Forman stole from shops and allegedly mailed a stolen package. Letherman noted possible federal charges for mail theft.
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Winter Street
Douglas
Max Forman
9 May Street
Forman
Letherman
Post Office
United States
Tremont Street
Volunteer Life Saver Rescues Three From Charles River
Gabriel Farrell Jr. a 19 year old from Somerville earned praise as a voluntary life saver at the Charlesbank floats Boston side last night. He rescued Hyman Goldberg 26 of 16 Salem street and two young women from the river after a boat capsized. All three were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Farrell, Jr
Somerville
Charlesbank
Boston
Hyman Goldberg
Salem Street
Goldberg
Farrell
Girl Heroine Of Block Fire In Roxbury Aids Many
Miss Margaret Hennebery an 18 year old resident of Bay View place Roxbury rushed through burning tenements early yesterday after hearing the alarm. She gave Box 248 the call and, with Mrs. Witham, roused residents along Bay View place and Rogers avenue. Firemen quickly extinguished the blaze causing $1500 loss and three horses cremation. Four plain clothes officers pursued a tall heavily built man linked to arson and other fires on Hammond street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay View Place
Rogers Avenue
Roxbury
Margaret Hennebery
Lewis Schlessinger
Hammond Street
Miss Hennebery
Sarah Witham
Mrs. Witham
Globe Clothing Store Closes Out Big Stock in Boston
Substantial alterations push closing sale at Globe Clothing Store 675 Washington st corner LaGrange opposite Beach st Boston. About 60 days to clear vast stock including hats shirts underwear neckwear hosiery and mens suits marked down to $6.45 to $16.50 with overcoats at half price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Clothing Store
Washington St
Lagrange
Beach St
Boston
Wool Fabric Quality Note Emphasizes Long Staple Pure Wool
The statement asserts that only long staple pure wool should enter the weave of the fabric handled, indicating strict material standards. It emphasizes purity and fiber length as essential criteria guiding production and quality control.
Abrahams Re-Elected Union Secretary in Boston Cigar Pact
Henry Abrahams was re-elected Union secretary of Boston Cigars for a 29th term in a record turnout. He won 887 votes to 736 for Claus among 1,830 ballots cast of 1,980 eligible. The contest split Socialist members and trade unionists with socialists opposing cooperative ownership and criticising his Civic Federation banquet attendance. Abrahams also won a delegate seat to the Central Labor Union where he has long served as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Abrahamakers
Boston Cigars
Abrahams
Claus
Mr. Abrahams
Civic Federation
Frank H. McCarthy
Federation
Boston Central Labor Union
Central Labor Union
Secretary Hay Home Again
Secretary John Hay and Mrs. Hay arrived tonight on the steamship Baltic from Liverpool and Queenstown, returning to New York from Europe.
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Hay
New York
Baltic
Liverpool
Queenstown
John Hay
Dray horse mauls man on Dorchester Avenue in South Boston
John O'Donnell of 438A Street South Boston slipped while crossing Dorchester Avenue near Broadway yesterday afternoon and was trampled by a dray horse. Dr. McLaughlin sent him to City Hospital with life threatening injuries. the driver was Thomas Jordan.
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John O'Donnell
Boston
Dorchester Avenue
Broadway
Thomas Jordan
O’donnell
Second Lennon Girl Dies of Spotted Fever
Bridget Lennon, 45, of Magnolia avenue Cambridge, died at Cambridge Hospital on Wednesday from spotted fever. Her sister Mary Lennon survives. Both women were admitted three weeks ago with the illness, and the cases were among the most serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget. Lennon
Magnolia Avenue
Cambridge
Cambridge Hospital
Mary Lennon
Woman Flogs Officer After Chase in Fitchburg
Etta J. Marshall lashed Officer Whiting from her carriage when police tried to stop her horse. Whiting leaped to grab the bridle. Marshall dragged him one block before striking again. She calmed, was taken to the station for relatives, described as temporarily demented.
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Fitchburg
Whiting
Etta J. Marshall
Flint
Canoe Meet Moves to Mystic River
The Eastern Division of the American Canoe Association relocates the Natick Lake event to the upper Mystic River due to a ban by the Metropolitan Water Board. Races start at 10 a.m. on the moved dates.
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American Canoe Association
Lake Cochechnot
Natick
Mystic River
Natick Lake
Metropolitan Water Board
Girls Held in $300 Each on Charge of Larceny
Mamie Smith and Stella Brown, both colored and living in Chelsea area, were arraigned in Chelsea court on larceny and drunkenness charges. They faced $300 bail each for the July term after judge found probable cause on the larceny count. Byron Livingstone, who reported the loss, was fined $5 for drunkenness.
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Mamie Smith
Phillips Street
Stella Brown
Gibson Court
West End
Chelsea Court
Byron Livingstone
Springvale Avenue
Malden
Smith and Brown
Albert D. Bosson
Livingstone
Judge Dewey Mentioned In Drunkenness Case
In New Bedford on June 15 Charles King told the court that if he were in Boston Judge Dewey would not convict him after he was fined five dollars for drunkenness.
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New Bedford
Boston
Dewey
Charles King
Philadelphia graft probe shocks mayoral hearing
Select Councilman Frank H. Caven faced a charge of violating his oath amid a hearing that exposed ties between Insurance Commissioner Israel W. Durham and the McNichol contractor firm. The McNichol firm list grew to include Durham and family members, with changes noted after Caven’s investigation. Caven was bound over in $2500 bonds.
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Philadelphia
Weaver
Frank H. Caven
Israel W. Durham
McNichol
City Contractors
James P
Chelsea Woman Burned At Home In Accident
Mrs. Dora Freedman a 27 year old Chelsea resident was badly burned yesterday forenoon at 122 Spruce street when a lit candle set her clothing on fire. She was taken to Frost Hospital in serious condition with slim chances of recovery.
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Dora Freedman
Spruce Street
Chelsea
Frost Hospital
Death in South Boston Heat Claims Louis C. Goldthwait
Louis C. Goldthwait, 55, formerly of 20 Hancock Street, was found insensible on Dorchester Avenue in South Boston yesterday afternoon. He died before reaching City Hospital, likely from the effects of the intense heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis C. Goldthwait
Hancock Street
Dorchester Avenue
Boston
City Hospital
Chicago Labor Scandal Hinted By Grand Jury Testimony
State's Attorney Healy calls the catalyst for a major Chicago labor scandal after John C. Driscoll testifies to the grand jury about ties between employers and union leaders, including the Teamsters. He anticipates further revelations as subpoenas target prominent business figures and lawyers tonight.
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Chicago
Healy
John C. Driscoll
Associated Building Trades Council
Coal Team Owners’ Association
Driscoll
Chicago Teamsters’ Union
Dorchester Boy Runaway Again After Return
John J Burke age 12 of 5 Preston Court Dorchester disappeared again after being brought home by Providence police. He is known for frequent tramps and has walked long distances including to Mansfield. His mother Mrs Thomas F Going pleads for police help.
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John J. Burke
Preston Court
Dorchester
Providence
New York
John
Mansfield
Thomas F. Going
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Oyle Bros. World’s Greatest Credit Clothiers
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Alfred Anderson
Long Wharf
J. O. Bourque
Washington
Franklin
Washington Street
Langham Hotel
J. P. McShane & CO
Peninsular
City Point
Miles McCabe
Hampden
Eustis
J. J. O’brien
Northampton
A. Tomforde
Court Street
W. F. Taylor & CO
Tivoli
J. J. Haggerty
Dorchester Ave
Madras
Rees
Winter St
Charles
Washington and Lagrange Sts
Globe Clothing
Roxbury’s Men’s Furnishing
Bacon’s
W. & A. Bacon
Serge Armure
Auman
CCA
Old South Store
D. B
Old South Clothing Company
New 66
Hanover ST
Lennon
Aranteed
Washington Credit CO
Tis
LABOR
America
Washburn
Waverley
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Boylston St
Washburn Credit House
Washington &St
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