Salem Woman Attacked Near Federal Street Church
Two young men responded to distress cries last night and found a young woman near the Federal Street Baptist Church badly distressed and assaulted. She was taken to her home at 44 Federal Street for medical care. The assailant is described as about 35, five feet eight, 140 pounds, dark hair and mustache, shabby clothes, slouchy carriage, wearing a dark soft hat. fled toward Bridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Federal Street
Bridge Street
Federal Street Baptist Church
East Boston officers battle leads to assault case at court
Beat policeman Edward Winn Martin Norton and John Ryan face assault charges over an East Boston District Court incident after Officer Coughlin was struck and Welch held on breaking and entering. Witnesses testified to blows and a disputed shooting as the case awaits grand jury action and advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward LB. Winn
Martin Norton
John J. Ryan
John J. Coughlin
East Boston District Court
Patrick Welch
Coughlin
Maud Bennett
Welch
Bremen Street
Winn
William F. O’brien
L’lLix
John S. Winn
John Ryan
Reilley
Winthrop High School Class of 96 Exercises Held
Graduates Ethel Anna Fish Elizabeth Merritt Wood Cora Louise Brown and Addie Blanche Walker received certificates after four and three year programs in a service at the Methodist Church Superintendent Milton K Putney oversaw the exercises A large crowd enjoyed a strong literary and musical program at the event The Nevada on Winthrop Crest opening drew many attendees and entertainment by local musicians led by W I Frost and a Columbia string quartet At Crescent Beach three men from East Boston were detained for intoxicated conduct and released on bail pending Chelsea Police Court appearance.
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Winthrop High School
Methodist Church
Milton K. Putney
Ethel Anna Fish
Elizabeth Merritt Wood
Cora Louise Brown
Addie Blanche Walker
Nevada
Winthrop
Ben Goring
Stanley Clements
W. 8. Hawkins
W. T. Soulee
H. C. Ross
Miss Mouser
George Hawksworth
H. Graham
E. Kitson
Edward Schlehuber
Columbia String Quartet
W. I. Frost
James F. Perry
Patrick H. Dougherty
James C. McGurn
Boston
Crescent Beach
West
Oak Island Station
Leighton
Park
Chelsea
Verdict settles $11,000 in O'Reilly vs Boston & Albany
Patrick J. O'Reilly sought damages after a collision on the Albany road near Springfield in 1888. A 1890 jury verdict of 15,000 was reversed by the Supreme Court at Washington, and the railroad agreed to pay 11,000 to settle the Federal Court litigation after seven years.
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Patrick J. O'Reilly
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
O’reilly
Albany Road
Springfield
Supreme Court
Washington
Sarah A. Carney
West End Street Railway Company
Superior Court
Mason
Miss Carney
South Boston
Forest Hills
Northampton Street
Shawmut Avenue
Old Probate Court House to Be Used by City Departments
Boston plans to relocate law and public institutions from Beacon Street as the old Probate Court building will be refitted for those departments. The Congregational Society bought the Beacon Street property, forcing new quarters for city offices after July 1. Mason Street school committee HQ may be sold, with an extra story added to probate court for the school department. Candidate interest grows for secretary role after Phineas Bates’ death as 300 more citizens register.
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Beacon Street
Law and Public Institutions
Congregational Society
City of
Boston
Whittemore
Mason Street
Phineas Bates
James L. Hillard
City Hall
Schedule Out of Order at Old Colony Station
Chaos at Old Colony station on Kneeland Street as New York, New Haven & Hartford introduces a new schedule without notice. Passengers faced unknown train departures and missing timetables, disrupting shoppers and workers. A City Council committee will press railroad officials to restore regular service, with hopes for all trains running on schedule by Thursday.
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Old Colony
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Kneeland Street
Post
Mattapan
Fred Thayer
Quincy
No Donovan summons issued yet in Ferrin nomination case
The article explains Judge Porsaith granted the summons application against James Donovan for a charge of suppressing a nomination paper. It notes the difficulty of issuing a valid warrant under the caucus act, mentions a Republican lawyer doubting feasibility, and covers Ex-President Donovan’s public demeanor and Democratic headquarters statements about the protest by Senator Lomasney and Alderman William J. Donovan’s involvement in notifying Ferrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Donovan
Stephen Ferrin
Porsaith
Donovan
Ferrin
William J. Donovan
Governor Reappoints Several State Commissioners
Lieutenant Governor Wolcott yesterday reappointed William J. Dale to the Railroad Commission William D T Trefry to the Savings Bank Commission C D Palmer to the Board of Arbitration and Morris Schaff to the Gas and Electric Light Commission He named Robert B Dixon of Boston trustee nautical training school Edwin Miles of Boston to the Board of Registration in Medicine George L Clemence of Southbridge to the Dairy Board and Charles D Jenkins of Winchester as inspector of gas and gas meters No action was taken on reappointment of Chairman Perkins of the Highway Commission
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolcott
William J. Dale
Railroad Commission
William D. T. Trefry
Savings Bank
C. D. Palmer
Board of Arbitration
Morris Schaff
Gas and Electric Light Commission
Robert B. Dixon
Boston
Nautical Training School
Edwin Miles
Board of Registration
George L. Clemence
Southbridge
Dairy Board
Charles D. Jenkins
Winchester
Chairman Perkins
The
Highway Commission
Obituary for George M. Rice of Hyde Park
George M. Rice, Hyde Park resident for about twenty years, died at 2:30 this morning at 78 Beacon Street of Brights disease. He was a Boston boot and shoe tradesman, partner in Rice & Hutchins Co with Eastern office in Boston. Brother of Hon. W. B. Rice of Quincy. He belonged to Hyde Park Masons and allied orders and served on Hyde Park Savings Bank trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
George M. Rice
Beacon Street
Bright
Boston
Rice & Hutchins Company
Summer Street
W. B. Rice
Quincy
A. M
Norfolk Royal Arch
Hyde Park Council
S. M
Cyprus Commandery
K. T
Hyde Park Associates
Hyde Park Savings Bank
Funeral of Mrs. Claflin at 68 Mt Vernon Street
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Bucklin Claflin, wife of ex Governor Claflin, were held at the family residence in Boston. The Rev S E Herrick D D and Rev William E Huntington D C conducted the rites, with readings of Whittier and Barbauld poems. Interment followed at Newton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bucklin Claflin
Claflin
Mt. Vernon Street
S. E. Herrick
D. D
William E. Huntington
D. C
Boston University
Mary Sullivan Sentenced for Stubbornness at Lancaster
Maryetta Sullivan eighteen Lenehan court Somerville daughter of Edward Sullivan was arrested Friday at her father's instigation and appeared in police court yesterday morning found guilty of stubbornness and sentenced to the State School for Girls at Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryetta Sullivan
Edward Sullivan
Lenehan Court
Somerville
Lancaster
Boston advertises wringers and carpet sweepers
The American Wringer Company offers all kinds of wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers at 13 and in Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Corn Hill Boston. Repairs called for and delivered without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 76.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Boston
Along the Water Front Seafarers and Vessels in New York Waters
A fragmentary maritime column notes Frank E. Simpson journeying in the West and his yacht Avenel chartered for four months by Solomon of New York. Captain Nutter remains in charge. It mentions Captain McConkey of Leyland line Armenian, Captain Anderson of the Brook line, a June 6 voyage past Proorta Antonio and a thunderbolt strike, and lists cabin passengers including Mrs. L. D. Baker and Colonel C. Kitchener. The piece records twenty-eight vessels cleared for foreign ports and ten for coastwise ports, plus fleet changes at local yards and arrivals at Montevideo, with the whaling bark Swallow returning from Buenos Aires and various ship movements and weather dangers near Cape Race.
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Frank E. Simpson
Redbury Carpet
Avenel
Solomon
New York
George Nutter
McConkey
Leyland Line
Armenian
Anderson
Brookline
Proort Antonio
L. D. Baker
J. H. Barker
B. H. Richardson
Armond Neyland
Bert Baker
Fannie Lenox
Bill ‘McKinnon
Jiones
Warren Line
Cambroman
Liverpool
Cape Race
Nautical Training School
J. Giles Eaton
Enterprise
Horta
iAzores
Boston
Swallow
Richard Green
Montevideo
Cleveland
Colby
Sylph No
Highland
City Briefs In Boston Society Officers Election and Local Incidents
St Valentine’s and Benevolent Society held its semi annual officer election in Boston College Lecture Hall with Edmund Phelan as president and Michael P O Connor as vice president among others. One house burned and two damaged in Roxbury from a gasoline lamp explosion. loss about 6000 dollars. Frank Williams 44 was arrested for larceny of 900 from Swedish sailor James Olove at 426 Hanover street. a jackknife with Clover’s initials found. A lawn party for St Agnes Industrial Home will be held next Saturday with band and sports. James Burke 38 was injured in a fall from his team at Lehigh and Albany streets. W C Martin sustained a brain concussion at Chaiswick Lead Works.
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St. Valentine’s
Total
Roxbury
Maywoond Sttreet
John J. Johnson
Frank Williams
Division 1
James Olove
Hanover Street
Olove
Worcester
Williams
Clover
Aid Society
St. Agnes
James Burke
Oneida Street
Boston
Hamlin & Co
Lehighs
Albany Streets
W. C. Martin
Beachmont
Chaiswick
OFF FOR THE OTHER SIDE ON TRANSATLANTIC VOYAGE
Boston travelers listed among passengers by the White Star steamer Tettonic leaving New York June 17 for Liverpool include Charles E Lauriat Fennessy Arthur Rotch F D Markwald and maids Gilmer Clapp Henry Morse and wife B Pierson Beebe and manservant H W Beal William Firth and family Pauline Firth George KE Milmer F Huntington Beebe Beebe and maid W A Brown Oakes Ames Holden Davis W F Berry Berry George H Leonard H Dawson Arthur Amory Susan Amory Ethel Amory Thomas Agney. The Leykind line steamer Armenia sails from East Boston today carrying Margaret Gilman P N Bennesson Many Upham Rev Albert Hamimatt J W Hill Oliver B Henshaw Walter Humphreys A Forsyth L E Snow L O Smith Ruth Farnsworth Julia Sprague Mary Charles Many George T J Reese J M McGann Annette Ham Amy Vernon Ednah G Bowen M M Hoyt J W Greenlaw Esther Upham.
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New York
Liverpool
Boston
Charles E., Lauriat
F. E. Fennessy
Arthur Rotch
F. D. Markwald
Gilmer Clapp
Henry C. Morse
Morse
H. W. Beal
William Firth
Firth
Pauline Firth
George
KE. Milmer
F. Huntington Beebe
Beebe
W. A. Brown
Oakes Ames
Holden Davis
W. F. Berry
Berry
George H. Leonard
H. Dawson
Arthur Amory
Susan Amory
Ethel Amory
Thomas Agney
Ruth Farnsworth
Julia A. Sprague
Mary Charles
Many George
T. J. Reese
J. M. McGann
Annette M. Ham
Amy Vernon
Ednah G. Bowen
M. M. Hoyt
J. W Greenlaw
Esther N. Upham
Hymens Bonds Cambridge Wedding of Edith White Norton
In Cambridge St John s Memorial Chapel yesterday at noon Miss Edith White daughter of Mr and Mrs John Williams White married Mr Richard Norton son of Professor Norton of Harvard University. The ceremony featured Christ Church choir, Bishop Lawrence and Dean Hodges, with ushers from New York and Boston. A meal followed at 18 Concord Avenue.
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Cambridge St. John’s Memorial Chapel
University City
Edith White
John Williams White
Richard Norton
Professor Norton
Harvard University
Boston
Cambridge
Christ Church
Walter Spaulding
Bishop Lawrence
Dean Hodges
Massachusetts
Messrs
W. H. Gratwick
David Gray
G. F. Lapsely
New York
Philip Davis
F. S. Child
E. Sedgwick
A. M. Lythgoe
James Loeb
Marie Antoinette
Elsie White
Margaret Norton
Bertha Brush
Miss Roland
Kimball Greene wedding at bride's home
Grace Evelyn Greene and George Alden Kimball wed at the bride’s parents’ residence last evening. About 200 guests attended a reception afterward. The bride wore a white silk gown with green velvet trim. Ceremony by Rev. Edward A. Lyon. Ushers included Charles T. Kimball, William Dole Mattocks, Lee Claflin Hascall, and John T. Alden. Pearl scarf pins were given as souvenirs.
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Grace Evelyn Greene
George Alden Kimball
Fraternity Publishing Company
Roxbury
Edward A. Lyon
New Bedford
Charles T. Kimball
William Dole Mattocks
Lee Claflin Hascall
John T. Alden
Smith Pease wedding at temple street home
Miss Mabel S. Pease wed Mr A Edward Smith last evening in a ceremony at the bride's parents home Temple Street. Rev C L Goodell officiated, with Horace M. Pease as escort and Austin W. Pease as best man. The couple will reside at 65 Temple Street after a reception and late train departure for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel S. Pease
J. B. Taylor
A. Edward Smith
Temple Street
C. L. Goodell
Horace M. Pease
Austin W. Pease
Leila M. Pease
Lena Messinger
New York
Wedded Fifty Years at Winthrop Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Moses H Webber of Crest and Sea Foam avenue Winthrop observed their golden wedding. The Rev Dr Daniel Sharp married them in Boston fifty years ago. They have two daughters and one son, all married with grandchildren. Receivers included Mrs George Poland Mrs William Siard and Mrs Charles Webber. Music by Mrs Ellsworth and her young son. Gifts chiefly gold and silverware.
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Moses H. Webber
Crest and
Sea Foam Avenue
Winthrop
Daniel Sharp
Boston
Lincoln Street
George Poland
William Siard
Charles Webber
Webber
Connors Sullivan Wedding In Roxbury Parish
Miss Anna M Sullivan wed Mr M J Connors of Roxbury at St Patrick's Church last evening with Rev Father O'Brien officiating. The bride wore white satin and orange blossoms, attended by Miss Nellie Carri gan, with best man Thomas Boylon. After a reception the couple visited New Hampshire and will reside at No 1 Willow Street Suite 1 Roxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Sullivan
M. J. Connors
Roxbury
St Patrick’s Church
Father O’brien
Nellie Carrigan
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Thomas Boylon
Mt. Vernon Street
West End
Mrs. Connors
New Hampshire
Willow Street
Commencement Week Schedule Announced by New England Conservatory
Carl Faelton of the New England Conservatory of Music unveiled the commencement week plan detailing events from June 18 to June 24. The lineup includes an orchestral class concert, graduates recital, an outing, a baccalaureate sermon by Rey A H Plumb, D D, additional recitals, and the Shawmut Church commencement with alumni banquet and trustees reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Faelton
New England Conservatory of Music
School of Elocution
Rey.a. H. Plumb
Sleeper Hall
Shawmut Church
Excursion to Plymouth on the Vigilant Steamer
Patrons of the Vigilant depart Winthrop line wharf at 9 30 a m for a coastal sail to historic Plymouth. Passengers are to be landed in time for sightseeing before dinner on a hot June day.
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Massachusetts
Plymouth
Winthrop Line
Painless plastic surgery offered by John H Woodbury
Birthmarks blemishes and wrinkles can be removed by John H Woodbury Dermatological Institute in Boston New York Philadelphia Chicago and other locations. Ten numbered operations address facial wrinkles nose shape ears and complexion with free consultation and a 132 page informational book available by mail.
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John H. Woodbury Dermatological Institute
John H. Woodbury
Winter Street
Boston
West
New York
Winter St
Walnut St
Philadelphia
State St
Chicago
Woodbury’s Facial Soap Promoted As Soothing Medicinal Soap
John H. Woodbury introduces Woodbury's Facial Soap for the Skin Scalp and Complexion as a pure antiseptic medicinal toilet soap for daily use. The product claims soothing healing and preserving elements based on 20 years of skin treatment experience. Sold by all druggists.
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John H. Woodbury
Woodbury
Circus Ticket Swindlers In Boston
A petty con man posing as a circus agent collected lithograph tickets from Boston holders last week. He sold many tickets and caused complaints to Manager Bailey who declined issuing replacements. Bailey hopes to prosecute if evidence appears, and urges moving such bogus agents out of circulation to prevent repeats.
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Boston
Bailey
Cambridge firebugs plead guilty in Middlesex Superior Court
William T. Reid and William H. Daley admitted breaking and entering and setting fires in Cambridge. Daley must undergo a sanity exam, with a report expected late this week or early next, before any sentence is passed.
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William T. Reid
William H. Daley
Cambridge
Richardson
Middlesex Superior Court
East Cambridge
Jelly
Daley
Reid
Haskell
Blodgett
Weir
Reformatory
Cooney
Newsboys enjoy Boston Museum theatre party and gift
About 300 newsboys gathered at the Newsboys Reading Rooms then marched to the Boston Museum where they received white sailor hats reading The Yankee Cruiser and were led by a fife and drum corps. The crowd enjoyed Clara Thropp as Moxie and H Sloan as Major Trott with a popular dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Museum
St. Louis
Reed
Museum
Currier
Boston
Howard Street
Scollay Square
Tremont Street
Boylston
Washington Street
Clara Thropp
H. Sloan
Major Trott
WIFE AN AGSUSER O R BERNARD DOHERTY ON TRIAL
Reserve Officer Bernard Doherty of Division 3 faced a board for cruelty and non support of his wife Susan and for assault. He pleaded not guilty. Mrs. Doherty and Mrs. Bateman described meager support and neglect, while Doherty denied the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Doherty
Division 3
Board of Police
Susan
Warrant in insolvency issued against Hathaway and Davis
In Suffolk Insolvency Court Judge McKim issued a warrant against Captain Henry C. Hathaway of New Bedford and H A Davis of Boston for a tobacco business on Water Street. The Hancock National Bank seeks $3500 notes. Hearing decided Hathaway is a partner, but Mrs Helen Taylor is not. Hathaway, famed for rescuing John Boyle O Reilly, faces about $150000 in liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
McKim
Henry C. Hathaway
New Bedford
H. A. Davis
Water Street
H. A. Davis & Co
Hancock National Bank
Davis
Hathaway
Captain Hathaway
Helen Taylor
Taylor
John Boyle O'Reilly
Australia
Bristol
Gospel Truth In Puritana Cure For South Manchester Preacher
The Rev D A Strong a Connecticut native and former evangelist shares a remarkable recovery from long standing epilepsy and indigestion after six years of ill health. He found relief using Puritana, regained ability to work, eat, and sleep, and now hopes to preach again. He credits the remedy and divine aid, saying no other medicine compares.
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D. A. Strong
South
Manchester
Conn
Connecticut
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