Warships parade and a Sunday Post preview at Charlestown
The piece announces Charlestown events with Sampson’s sailors, parades, and a Sunday Post preview of forthcoming stories. It notes Kipling’s American Notes, a Kentucky feud, a barrel of money dream, tramps convention humor, and a Boston press agent as part of a broader Sunday Post feature batch.
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Sunday Post
Kipling
America
Massachusetts
Tom Baker
Kentucky
Baker
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Abandoned Mildred Richardson Found in Attic Near Gore Street
In East Cambridge a three year old girl Mildred Richardson was discovered in an attic after several days without food or drink. Carpenters alerted police who handed the case to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Authorities seek the neglectful parents Stephen M. and Idllie Richardson and plan to place Mildred with the State Board of Charity.
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Mildred Richardson
Gore Street
East Cambridge
Richardson
Scovey
Cambridge Police
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
M. D. Mann
Mildred
Austin Street
Society
State Board of Charity
Will
Children’s Hospital
Stephen M
Idllie Richardson
West End
Mann
Almy
Cambridge
Mildred Rchardson
Holyoke President to Guest of Mr Whiting and Visit Several Cities
The president will attend graduation of Mr Whiting’s niece in Holyoke then visit Springfield and North Adams to meet Mr Plunkett after the ceremony. He will be the guest of Mr Whiting during the Holyoke stop and view lavish decorations shown.
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Holyoke
Whiting
Springfield
President McKinley’s Programme Arrives in Holyoke and Mt Holyoke
President McKinley arrives in Holyoke with military and civic escort and reviews a parade at Athletic Park then attends an informal reception at the home of Ex-Congressman William Whiting. He plans church attendance and college events through a full itinerary including Mt Holyoke and Smith College activities.
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Holyoke
Bunker Hill
William Whiting
Athletic Park
Whiting
Smith College
Northampton
Mt. Holyoke College
Riots in Cleveland Halt Streetcars as Police Struggle
Crowds attacked streetcars in Cleveland on June 16, blocking lines on Euclid Wade Park Cedar and Wilson. Hundreds of workers and residents gathered, throwing stones and eggs while two conductors were hurt and a policeman was struck. Police later regained control and two strikers were arrested. The same day vessels from Rear Admiral Sampson’s fleet arrived, drawing crowds and official ceremonies at the harbor.
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Cleveland
Euclid
Wade Park
Cedar
Wilson Avenues
Wood and
St. Clair Streets
Superior Street
Bank Street
St. Clair Street
Bank and
Water
Perkins Avenue
Case and
Perkins Avenues
Scranton and
Clark Avenues
Holmden Avenue
Everett
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
North Atlantic
Sampson
Fort Warren
Navy Yard
New York
Picking
Lancaster
Marine Guard
Santiago
Cervera
Boston
Texas
Massachusetts
Cunard
Indiana
State Street Landing
Governor Wolcott
Admiral Sampson
General Carter
Naval Brigade
Union Club
Minot
Newport
City of
Quincy
San Juan
Brewster
Liverpool
Uncle Sam
South
Castle Island
Kentucky
Caseer
Copenhagen
Kentucky Chamber of Commerce
Steamer Collision Sinks Bluecher Off Odreer River
A collision on the Odreer river near Zuellohen sinks the passenger steamer Bluecher. Thirty persons are reported drowned including about fifty school children, most of whom were saved. No bodies recovered yet.
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Odereer
Zuellohen
Weather Forecast for New England and New York
Fair conditions in New England and eastern New York with continued low temperatures. Saturday remains fair, warmer by Sunday with fresh westerly winds. Local forecast calls for light to fresh westerly winds and fair weather Saturday.
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Washington
New England
New York
Smokeless Fuel Coke Ready for Delivery from Everett Works
Smokeless fuel coke now ready for delivery from our Everett works for use under boilers in mills factories and public buildings.
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Everett
Higgins Chop House Boston Ad Promotes Dining Details
The notice advertises Higgins Chop House at 128 Court and 35 Howard Boston with telephone 1034 3679. It promises good food cooking and service, mentions a ladies dining room and second floor, located near Scollay Square subway.
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Court
Howard
Scollay Sq
MIMA CIGARS Offered At Two City Stores
A promotional notice advertises MIMA cigars for sale at two Boston outlets, 166 Summer Street opposite New Station and 244 Boylston Street at Church Street, claiming they provide great value per box and per piece.
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New Station
Boylston St
Cor
Church St
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