Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Arrives With Large Buffalo Bill Camp
Buffalo Bill and his troupe arrived in town two hours late and set up a miniature town on Huntington avenue near Ruggles street. Major Burke, advance agent, drew crowds as the show trains unloaded, with 800 people in the camp. The grounds buzzed at 5 pm after Buffalo Bill rested at Copley Square Hotel. The event promises new features, including Indian tepees, staged battles, and cavalry drills with an international lineup of performers and riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Bill
William F. Cody
Huntington Avenue Circus
Ruggles Street
John M. Burke
Outfit
Major Burke
Colonel Cody
Back Bay
Pittsfield
Copley Square Hotel
Boston
Huntington Avenue
Redskins
Rocky Bear
George Washington
Iron Tail
Growler
Jake Killan
Texas
Joe Bailey
Ray Thompson
Annie Schaeffer
Wives Say 10 Save Bigamist in Rome Court
In Rome New York George E Caddick a 2 plumber from Spuyten Duyvil moved to change his plea to bigamy first offence after offering to plead guilty to bigamy second offence. Three of his four wives waited in Rome to testify but delays and letters from him swayed prosecutors and led to a suspended sentence request. The court sentenced him to three years in Auburn instead of ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
N. Y
George E. Caddick
Spuyten Duyvil
Willis
Caddick
Exch
Elmira Reformatory
Auburn
Millionaire Hoopes Sentenced for Shooting at Friend
Dawson Hoopes the millionaire clubman received a sentence of one year abroad in Europe and a $1 fine for firing birdshot into an overcoat worn by Charles A. Newhall. If he has a clean record by Oct 1, 1908 the ban is lifted. otherwise $1000 fine and a year in jail. Hoopes pleaded guilty to assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Europe
Dawson Hoopes
Charles A. Newhall
Bird
Swartz
Hoopes
Newhall
Woman amputates arm in religious suicide attempt
Mrs Helen Hurley cut off her left arm in the night then visited St. Vivians Cathedral and cried it was atonement for her dead husband. She later attacked an officer on Spring Street before being taken to safety. The arm was severed by a dull knife, leaving her hospitalized and declared insane.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Helen Hurley
Father Beaudry
St. Vivian's Cathedral
South Spring Street
Babe Cops in Charity's Crib While Police Seek Mother
A foundling left in a doorway at 41 Worcester Square Saturday night rests in a cradle at the Chardon Street Home. Officers from Dedham Street station have not located the young mother who lingered at the doorway, drawing attention before the baby was found. Police believe the mother is an unfortunate young girl.
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Babe
Charity
Worcester Square
Chardon Street
Dedham
Vessels at Long Wharf and Halifax Visit
The wharf near the harbor was quiet with two ships present at noon and the Ellen C. Burke sailing for fishing grounds later. Two fishermen reported good fares for the next morning. The Dominion Atlantic liner Boston carried 128 cabin passengers including M. Gardner and R. Richards as they planned a 21 year reunion trip to Kingsport Nova Scotia. Prince George brought 194 passengers and cargo. The Fannie Palmer debuted in Boston Harbor under Captain Willey after finishing at Bath Maine and sailing from Philadelphia, a 263 foot vessel towed by Francis Hersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen C. Burke
Dominion Atlantic Line
Boston
Long Wharf
Halifax
N. S
M. Gardner
R. Richards
Yarmouth
BE. H. Meek
Arizona
Kingsport
Prince George
Fannie Palmer
Boston Harbor
Willey
Philadelphia
Bath
Francis Hersey
South Flats
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Features Arrivals and Sailings
The notices list arrivals including Italian battleship Varese from Jamestown and multiple steamers with cargoes and passengers to J. I. Masters, A. M. Graham, Clyde Line, and others. Also recorded are ships loading lumber for Rosario and vessels sailing for Halifax, Talifax, and Charlottetown, with details on tugs and barges in tow.
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Varese
Duke of Abruzzi
Jamestown
Alorda
Eide
Louisburg
C. B
J. E. Harlow
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
N. S
Moise
J. I. Masters
Kershaw
Bond
Baltimore
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
Persian
Smith
Philadelphia
Mdise
Mohican
Swain
Jacksonville
Brunswick
Charleston
Clyde Line
Herman Winter
Crowell
New York
G. W. Apsey
City of
Bangor
Brown
Dingley
Linscott
Portland
Ransom B. Fuller
Blair
Bath
Gloucester
Ober
Henry O. Barrett
Dunton
Fannie Palmer
New
Boston
Willey
Queen Wilhelmina
Rotterdam
Swatara
Paxtang
Portsmouth
Spring
Richardson
Tamaggna
Doc
Herndon
Shenandoah
Bethayres
Edward
Barry
B. I. Hazard
Edgewater
N. J
John Twoky
Halifax
Talifax
Port Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
Puzzling Forgery Laid to 13 Year Old Girl
New York report states Elizbeth Baumann a near 14 year old girl from 446 West Thirty eighth street was arraigned on forgery. She allegedly used a pension check for 24 dollars to pay for a ring at M L Wetstein jewelers on Eighth Avenue. The indorsement was forged and Mrs Fischer of 446 West Thirty eighth street denied know about the check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elizabeth Baumann
West Thirty Eighth Street
United States
Ridgeway
Catherine Fischer
M. L. Wetstein
Eighth Avenue
WARCRAFT AT NEWPORT ASTIR
At Newport Rhode Island on June 16 the battleship Rhode Island moved to Bradford coal station in preparation to sail to Provincetown for target practice. The Lebanon sailed to Indian Head proving ground to conduct experiments. The torpedo boat flotilla from Hampton Roads arrived for summer exercises under Lt Willis McDowell. The submarine flotilla including Porpoise Shark and Plunger with the tender Nina arrived from Brooklyn for drills through summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Rhode Island
Bradford
Province
Lebanon
Naval Station
Indian Head Proving Ground
Straingham
Wilks
Stockton
Delong
Hampton Roads
Naval Torpedo Station
Willis McDowell
Porpoise
Shark
Plunger
Nina
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Charles P. Nelson
Flotila
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Summit Springs
Royal Irish Lancers
Royal Irish Dragoons
Nova Scotia
Shipping News
Warcraft
ASTIR
Waltham and Elgin
Boyle Bros
Washington St
South End
Little
Lord Norfolk
Point of Pines
Brookside Kennel
Hancock St
Dorchester
Federal Investment CO
State St
H. van Dam
Beacon St
the Post
Proctor
N. E
P. O. Box
Cunard
Queenstown
Liverpool
Unser
Ivernia
Sylvania
Saxonia
Carmania
Lucania
Etruria
Caronia
Gibraltar
Genoa
Naples
Adriatic
Pannonia
Slavonia
Carpathia
Cunard Co
Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
Chas
Mshin Co
Eastern Steamship Go
Foster’s
Richmond
Dresden
Gardiner
Hallowell
Augusta
Boothbay Harbor
International Division
Union Wharf
Eastport
Lubec
St. John
Michigan
Hoosac Tunnel
Warren & CO
Romanie
Sat
Sagamore
Sachem
Milk Street
Dominion Atlantic BY. S. S. Line
Foot State St
Maritime Provinces
Newfoundland
J. F. Masters
the Heart of
Jordan Marsh
Adsotig
Pufect
Massachusetts
Bankers Loan Company
Court Square
Front St
Worcester
Mioney Free
Colonial Loan CO
Milk St
Commercial Investment Co
Devonshire St
Eusy
School St
D. H. Tolman
Bromfield St
d&Surf
S. R. Briggs CO
A. W. Harmon
Briggs & May
Workingmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Treas
McNamara
Tremont
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Joseph F. Greenough
Philip V. R. Ely
Nahant
Fesex
Boston Post
Robert Grant
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Margaret A. Meehan
Edmund B. Meehan
John W. Mekchim
Middlesex
Cambridge
John Bell Blish
Newton
John Blish
George F. Lawton
Fi4eatada
Commonwealth
Philip Dorr
Anna CC. Dorr
John W. McKim
Fisesta24
Patrick D. Brennan
Catherine Brennan
Chestnut Street
Charlestown
Henry M. Coghlan
John Carnes
Admr
Vernon Street
David J. Power
Thomas E. Power
Chelsea
Mass
Jane Mann
William Timlin
Clarendon St
Angelus Piano Player
Harvey CO
Boylston St
Briggs Upright Piano
C. Harvey CO
Sterling
Berry
Blue Hill Ave
Rox
McPhail and
Emerson
Suffolk Supply Co., Inc
d&St
Lenox Jewelry Co
Jenox Jewelry CO
H. W. Baldwin
Tremont St
Blue Mi“Ars CO
Cambridge St
d&Su Tf
M. H
Park
Secret Service
Court St
NEW England Law Bureau
Old South Building
Compton and Tremont Sts
Castle Sq
Malden
Cleveland St
Linden
Neher
Clayton Bi
Maccarthy
Salem St
Maplewood
Revere
Revere St
Sagamore Hill
Nantasket Beach
Swithin & Merrill, Cor
Nantasket and
Bay Aves
Nantasket
Maranacook
Jersey
M. S. Collins
Snestiaubager
Automobile Company
P. O. Bos
Freeport
Til
e@ld
W. A. Weles
Tuennis
Glenwood Range
Yale St
Dorchester St
Ocean Park
G. W. Bamford
Holt St
Edgartown
B. D. Cleveland
Fifth St
New Bedford
S. H
Albee’s
Blackstone St
Bricklayers’ Union 3
Warren Sti
Roxbury
Warren St
Somerville Ave
Union Sq
Somerville
ETEK
Bay State
IG Hest
Selid Postal
Will Call
D. H
E. Newton St
Cine Encprunersesens
Reesesec
Erent Sen
Max Keezer
Bow St
Harvard
Lady’s Gold
Hampshire St
Scollay Sq
Dover St
Eustis St
C. M
L. M
LL. Montgomery
WM. A. Barnes
St. Botolph
Moloney
Hanover St
W. L. Howard
Typewriter Exchange
Bromfield Tel
Fils
Merrimack Adv. Co
Manchester
N. H
Victor
HUB Cycle CO
City Hall
Board of Aldermen
Aldermanic Chamber
Boston Elevated Railway Company
John F. Dever
Hugh Byrne
Edward J. Pierce
Hollis St
Thomas F. Hamilton
Sarah A. Foley
India St
Lewis Flanders & CO
Central St
Planerman
Mathews Slat
Sears
Washingston St
Poston
Haverhill St
James Coyne
America Hall
Stephen F. Burns
Brattle Sq
Quincy House
U. S. Marine Corps
Eliot St
Alberts
B. F. Smith CO
Irvington St
GEO
B. Hugo
Broad St
HALL
Barber School
Washington
Walworth Mfg. CO
South
Walworth Mig. CO
Robinson the Jeweler
Majestic Theatre
Walworth
Jotin A. Dunn CO
Fulda St
Italy
Sparmakers
Flag Pole CO
Broadway Ext
South Boston
Boston School of
N. BE. Auto CO
Berkeley St
Yost
Fullergreene CO
Lewis Wharf
Lewandos
Watertown
B. F. Smitil CO
Mass. Ave
Is Pepper
K. Holland
Prof
Arthur
Fourth St
S. Line R
Green St
Bunshoft
Thorndike St
Tife
Peabody Medical Institute
Bulfindhst
Revere House
Doctor Krillory
Killory
Joseph Grady
McDowell
Paris
Macdowell School
Winter St
Daggeti’s
Fulton St
Dillon’s
Essex St
Lawrence
J. S. Round & CO
Jewellers
Lew Andos
Teamsters
Boston Forwarding CO
Congress St
D&suif
Johnson & CO
Fifield, Richardson & CO
Pearl Street
J. S. Hilliard & Son
Fourth and
Charles Sts
Roce. Brine Transportation CO
E. T. Slattery CO
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