Arrests Made During Turbulent City Night
A number of arrests occurred as youths fired revolvers and firecrackers in defiance of orders. Bonfires lit streets in the South End but authorities reported reduced disturbances. Charlie Yate, Oward Jennings, Dominic Desentes, and Eugenio Villa were among those arrested for firing weapons or rockets.
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Chinaman
Oward Jennings
Washington Street
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Eliot Street
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Fitzgerald speaks to St. Mary's Sodality at Charlestown High
The Hon. John F. Fitzgerald addressed St. Mary's Sodality banquet at Charlestown High School Hall last evening. He urged Patriotism, character, and integrity as essential in public office and business, warning against materialism and urging restraint to preserve American institutions.
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St. Mary’s Sodality
Charlestown High School
Fitzgerald
Charlestown Clubs Host Open House Receptions
Charlestown clubs and societies held open house events with entertainment, music, and refreshments. The 999th club featured comedy acts, songs, and moving pictures. other groups like Urbanes, Workingmen's Debating Club, Morning Glory Club, and Charlestown Artillery hosted varied programs and parades.
Fires Reported Across City on Night Before
At 7:22 p m a fire on the third floor of a three story brick at 28 East Brookline street damaged by gas jet contact with lace curtain. Owner W F Dana. $25 loss. At 7:45 p m a fire at 69 Chambers street in a building occupied by Isaac Goldberg due to firecracker damage. At 9:01 p m a bonfire in a vacant lot near Bowen street South Boston. No damage. At 9:14 p m a fire on the fourth floor of a four story brick building at 10 Charter street owned by John McCormick and occupied by Consette Coofongio caused by kerosene lamp explosion. No damage.
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East Brookline Street
Mary Cox
W. F. Dana
Chambers Street
Isaac Goldberg
Bowen Street
Boston
Charter Street
John McCormick
Consette
Coofongio
Blake Knowles Picnic at Oak Island Grove
The Blake Knowles picnic at Oak Island Grove Revere features a full slate of sports with baseball games between Blake Knowles pump works shop teams and Defender A C Cambridgeport versus Columbia A C North Cambridge in the afternoon. Prizes exceed $300. Notable athletes include Kanaly Williams Meyers Campbell Keane Marsh Lynch Leavitt Guertin Hobbs Manning.
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Oak Island Grove
Revere
Blake-Knowles Pump Works
Defender A. C
Cambridgeport
Columbia A. C
North Cambridge
F. M. Kanaly
Tom Williams
Sam Meyers
John Campbell
Tom Keane
W. Fish Marsh
W.W. Lynch
John Leavitt
Louis Guertin
Ed. Hobbs
W. Manning
Surgeons Stand Ready At Relief Station All Night
Surgeons at the Relief station in Hay market square treated a string of injuries until 4 AM. Cases include Patrick McKenna with a dislocated shoulder from a curb fall, Thomas Chambers shot in the right thigh on Cambridge Street, and several gunshot, blank cartridge, and firecracker injuries across Charlestown. Freddie Lackarian was found unconscious in Monument square. diagnosis pending.
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Haymarket Square
Patrick McKenna
Thomas Chambers
Cambridge Street
West End
Joseph Carey
Edward Ford
Charlestown
Frederick Allen
Mary Murphy
Main Street
Frederick W. Lackarian
Monument Square
Fred McDonald
Edward Cohen
Samuel Smith
Sporting events today in and about Boston
A dense listing of games and races across Boston area venues. Includes New England League baseball from Huntington Avenue grounds and multiple college school matchups, yachting contests, horse and harness racing, motor-paced track events, golf, and field days at various clubs and parks. A broad schedule with both morning and afternoon sessions.
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Williams
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Rindge Manual Training
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Lynn High
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Blaze on Tug and Lighter at East Boston Wharf
Fire broke out shortly after 4 at a lighter at Stickney & Tirrell Marginal Street East Boston owned by John Morrison Company. Damage about 50 dollars. A tugboat William G. Williams owned by T Wharf Towboat Company also burned, with similar damage. Fire traced to oil floating in the water ignited by unknown means.
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Marginal Street
East Boston
John Morrison Company
William G. Willams
T Wharf Towboat Company
Will Entertain Today Military and Civic Organizations Open House
Hibernian groups plan a large open house in Monument Hall for parade guests from out of town. Division 1 hosts visitors at Mishawum Hall with committee members listed. The Charlestown Cadets Armory hosts lunch and parade viewing, followed by a collation. Abraham Lincoln Camp, Sons of Veterans Auxiliary, City Guard, and other orders coordinate banquets and wardroom hosting with music, speeches, and a vaudeville program.
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Charlestown
Keach
Hicks
Bunker Hill and
Sprague Streets
John L. Brow
William O’brien
James J. Sweeney
William H. Horan
Daniel J. McDonald
John O. Waters
Thomas R. Melville
Frank D. Sulllivan
Workingmen’s Debating Club
Roughan
Morning Glory Club
Peter J. McCormick
Thomas C. Riley
Breed’s Hill
Nan
Hibernian
Monument Hall
Division 1
The
Charlestown Cadets
Abraham Lincoln Camp
Lincoln Hall
Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary 8
City Guard
Worth Bagley
Fred B. Bogan
Order
Lexington
Bunker Hill
Narrow escape as a wild bullet misses two men near Brighton post office
Daniel O Leary and Thomas O Connor narrowly escaped injury when a .38 calibre bullet placed on car tracks struck a plate glass window at the Warren building near the Brighton post office on Washington street. Police from Station 14 investigated the incident.
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Thomas O'Connor
Brighton
Washington Street
Warren
Postoffice
Station 14
Quietest Charlestown Night Ends With Few Arrests
Police from all city divisions patrolled Charlestown from City to Sullivan squares banning noise. Only three arrests for city ordinance violations and a few drunks were recorded by 3 AM. Two accidental injuries occurred from an electric car and a stray gunshot left one man legless, a boy shot in the leg near East Somerville, and two firings of pistols led to minor detentions.
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City
Sullivan
Wyman
Charlestown
Patrick Set for Aug 7 Execution in Rice Murder Case
In Sing Sing Albert T. Patrick received official notice that his execution is scheduled for August 7 for the murder of millionaire William Marsh Rice. Patrick showed no visible distress and hinted the court may grant another delay via appeal.
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Ossining
N. Y
William Marsh Rice
Albert T. Patrick
Sing Sing
Patrick
Knowlton Grant Marriage At Roxbury Home
Large gathering of relatives and friends attended the wedding of Chesley H. Knowlton and Helen M. Grant at 19 Fenno Street Roxbury. The ceremony was performed by Rev R Perry Bush of Chelsea and the couple departed for a short wedding trip.
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Fenno Street
Roxbury
Chesley H. Knowlton
Helen M. Grant
Newton
R. Perry Bush
Chelsea
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