Croker Croaked and Crooked Bosses Stir England Paris Trip
Richard Croker of Tammany Hall fled New York amid Lexow investigations and plans to watch the Grand Prix and other races in England and France. He says he will return if summoned and denies ongoing politics. Dr. Parkhurst criticizes his flight and mocks woman suffrage while calling for cleaner leadership.
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New York
the Post
New York World
London
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall Fame
Lexow
Paris
Lexow Committee
Parkhurst
Croker
Platt
America
Tammany
Manhattan Club
Phillips Exeter marks thirty eighth anniversary celebration
Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter New Hampshire observed its thirty eighth anniversary with music scripture readings by President Harold E Rogers a prayer by Reverend George E Street and an address by Reverend Charles A Dickinson of Boston. The event filled the chapel as the school closes its year with class day exercises and receptions followed by a ball.
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Exeter
N. H
Phillips Exeter Christian Fraternity
Harold E. Rogers
George E. Street
Charles A. Dickinson
Boston
First Brigade N H N G In Camp At Concord
A quiet day at Concord camp sees guard duty inspections review and parade. About 150 men are under medical care for illness, with 108 officers and 124 men present and 9 absent on the consolidated morning report. Governor Smith and staff visit tomorrow.
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Concord
N. H
Steamship Connections With Trains at Fall River Schedule
Trains linking with steamers at Fall River depart from Square Station on weekdays at 6 PM and Sundays at 7 PM. Steamers Vilerim and Plymouth operate with orchestras. tickets and staterooms cost 8 1 2 percent of Old State base at Washington and State streets. Special notice: Summer service doubles daily boats. Priscilla Puritan Plymouth Pilgrim join in commission by the 25th. Boston departures align with steamers at 6 PM and 7 PM on weekdays and Sundays.
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Fall River
Three Square Station
Vilerim
Plymouth
Washington and
State Streets
Pilgrim
Boston
Boniface Dinner at Turk's Head Inn Honours Denver Tour
Colonel George Keeler hosts a festive Boston reunion for H. M. B. A. bonifaces at Turk's Head Inn Rockport. The event includes a grand dinner with honors to F. S. Risteen and C. H. Procter, speeches by Parker La Point and Murdock, and a dance before the group returns to Boston.
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George Keeler
Turk’s Head Inn
Rockport
Denver
Col
West
Boniface Charles W. Parker
New England
Boston
Bonifaces
Keeler
Bonifacés
F. S. Risteen
Copley Square Hotel
The
New England Hotel Association
T. W. Smith
Hotel Bellevue
W. H. la Point
Young’s Hotel
C. W. Parker
New England House
W. W. Davis
Salem
Jolly Boniface
Boniface Parker
Songster
F. 8
Risteen
William H. la Point
Massachusetts Hotel Association
Boniface C. H. Procter
Boston Post
Eatcall
F. 8S
P. Fales
H. S Dole
F. S. Thomson
D. H. Humphreys
S. J. Moulton
H. H. Barnes
S. B. Shapleigh
N. O. Whitcomb
Gibson
J. L. Damon
Foster Swift
M. M. Gavitt
Allen Ainslee
C. P. Schnbarth
Joseph Lee
W. H. Webster
C. H. Douglass
J. G. Hickey
H. W. Estabrook
C. L. Sleeper
George H. Spencer
George F. Daniels
George H. Bemis
Mt. Hinco House
Moosehead Lake
Meco
Charlies T. Smith
Forth
Parker Haul
Bunker Hill Day Excursion Draws Irishmen to Gloucester
The Montgomery Emmett and John Mitchell clubs of Roxbury held their second Bunker Hill Day excursion to Gloucester with about 800 attendees including many out of town guests. Notables from various Irish communities attended, with speeches by John Coffey and John O’Sullivan, a race between ships, and a celebratory band aboard the Central Wharf steamer.
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Bunker Hill
Montgomery
Emmett
John Mitchell
Roxbury
Gloucester
Roger F. Scannell
James Iane
Lawrence
Thomas Downey
T. J. Dowd
Peter Sweeney
Nashua
N. H
Christopher F. Burns
Stephen H. Leydon
Peter F. Griffin
Thomas Cahill
John O'Doherty
John Butler
Charies J. Collins
Eugene O’brien
John Smith
Richard O'Leary
James F. Reynolds
John Leonard
James Cadigan
P. Kirk
Felix Gallagher
Philip Maguire
Michael Moore
Edward O’halloran
Philip McKeague
Owen Teevans
Austin McGuinness
Montgomery Club
John M. Cotter
John R. Collins
Jerry Z. Toohey
BE. McLaughlin
M. M. Sullivan
T. Harry O'Neill
James O’brien
Edward McManus
Thomas Dolan
Timothy Coakley
James J. Cunningham
Patrick Casey
F. J. O'Connor
Robert Emmet Club
P. F. Hannon
John J. Gill
Michael O'Sullivan
Michael Fay
John Sullivan
John Dolan
Edward Gallagher
John Deady
John Doherty
Patrick Joyce
James M. O’brien
James O Brien
Pierce F. Lonergan
John Mitchell Ub
Central Wharf
Pavilion Hotel
Reynolds
John A. Coffey
John J. O'Sullivan
Mitchell Club
Bridgeport
Salem
Wood Island Park
Boston
Commercial Wharf
Sorrenson
Christy
Enterprise
L. G. Washburne
George H. Smith
Gottlieb Ran
John BE. Murray
Frank Fitzpatrick
Fred Howard
A. W. Watson
William Renoff
James Gurway
Morris Kennelly
Eli Kennelly
Mather
Lighthouse Channel
Clifford
Curlew
A. W. Chesterton
Wiman Appears Cheerful in Tombs Sessions After Support Letters
Erastus Wiman spoke cheerfully today in the Tombs after receiving telegrams and letters of confidence from across the United States and Canada. He was visited by callers from Staten Island and Albany as Rev. James Johnson led Sunday services with Warden Fallon present. Wiman's family attended the service in a supportive moment.
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New York
Erastus Wiman
United States
Canada
Staten Island
Albany
James Johnson
New Bri
Wiman
Sion
Warden Fallon
Staten Isla Services
Ameran Wringer Co. Wringer and Mangle Makers
The Ameran Wringer Co. at 13 and 15 Broadway advertises wringers and mangles, spring beds and carpet fixtures. Repairs for all wringers and sewing machines offered. Mail orders accepted and prompt service promised. Telephone Tremont 64.
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Ameran Wringer Co
Broadway
Tremont
Columbia No. 2 Pilot Boat Makes Pleasurable Trial Run
Tom Cooper’s new pilot boat the Columbia No. 2 conducted a harbor trial with many guests aboard. The voyage featured light wind, a brief sail near Minot’s Ledge, and praise from the visiting crowd. The Columbia will join the fleet while other excursion vessels and training ships prepared for departures from Boston Harbor.
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Tom” Cooper
Columbia
Boston Light
Minot
Bos Harbor
Ira
Enterprise
Marblehead
Havre
Boston
Fleur-de-Lis
Spiedel
Saxon
Sylvia
Minot's Ledge
Egg Rock
Frank Mudge
Commodore Dixon
Jeannette
Lovell’s Island
Charles L. Mather
Fatal New York Row Man Shot at Home
Philip Moran aged 45 was killed in a shooting at his residence 662 East One Hundred and Thirty fifth street New York. Har vey Curtis 22 was arrested after a scuffle during which Moran, drunk, threatened to shoot his daughter Frances to whom Curtis was betrothed. Curtis claimed he did not know he was firing.
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New York
Philip Moran
East One Hundred and
Harvey Curtis
Moran
Frances
Curtis
Fires Break Out Twice in Quincy This Afternoon
The Quincy fire department was dispatched twice for small blazes. A pile of lumber behind 8 F. Willard’s store on School Street burned briefly, and an unused shed in the quarry district owned by McKenzie & Patterson caught fire. Losses were small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
F. Willard
School Street
McKenzie & Patterson
Insolvency Notices From Massachusetts Courts
Insolvent debtors listed include Webster C. Langmaid of Watertown and John Tweedin. Meetings of creditors set at Cambridge on July 26 and Boston on October 12. Assignees Arthur Denison Frederick H. Sheppardson and T. Grommett announce accounts and claims.
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Massachd
Middlesex
Webster C. Langmaid
Watertown
Cambridge
Arthur BE
Denison
Equitable Builiding
Boston
John Tweedin
Suffolk County
Massachusetts
Frederick H. Shepardson
Edward Wells
T. Grommett
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Duffy's Pure
Duffy's
Duffy's Malt Whiskey CO
Rochester
N.Y
Groker
DR. Parkhurst
Phillips Exeter
Fall River Line
Queen Olives
Saratoga
Tugk
Apple Charlotte
New Mexico
Mitted
Washington
House
Committee On Rules
Hatch
Dem
Committee On Agriculture
Joseph
N. M
Territory
Cooper
Ind
Committee On Banking and Currency
Senate
Harris
Aldrich
Hood
A. P. Cooley
Franklin Falls
Parts Post
Mall
P. O
Mass
Bostom Post
Davies & Griffin
Iil
POST
Express
Midway
Art Treasures
Ariel Book Company of
Philadelphia
BIC Barcain
Irving
Ragan
Ridpath
Blaine Sherman
Dickens
Cook
Cen. Crant
Riverdale
George,Thurston
Vincent Wheeler
A. W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover Street
Bostom
American House
Atwood’s
North St
Commonwealth OF
Commonwealth
Henry M. Phillips
Swett
A &O
Rt. R
Washstreet
Tremont Street
New York Row
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Harry W. Oliver
Chelsea
Suffl
Court House
Pemberton Square
Joseph P. Silsey, Jr
Commonwealth OF Mass Fachusetts
Lewis Coleman
County of
Jeremiah G. Fennessay
Commonwealth OF Massach Lusetts
William A. Burrell
Melrose
Fred M. Libby
Ellah Georgeh
O'Brien Furniture CO
W. W. Spring and
St. Mattress
Hanover
Cape Cod
West Harwich
Hall
Cobb, Hersey & Co
Corner Beach
Lincoln Sts
Washington St
Kneeland
Browning, King & GO
Hotels
Hartford, Hartford, Conn
A. A. Pocock
Bunker Hill Monument Association
Corporation of the Bunker Hill Monument Association
Jacob Sleeper Hall
Boston University
Somerset Street
Edward G. Porter
Lexington
A. O. Fearing, JR
Commonwealth OF Massachnatusetts
Superior Court
Annie E. Christianson
Andrew F. Christianson
Annie B. Freeman
Annie BE. Christianson
Jos. A. Willard
Henry EB. Bellew
A. D
Lingan
Somerville
Middlesex County
Standard Wrapping Machine Company
Pittsburgh
Peninsylvania
Law
New Jersey
Henry KL. Pierce
Walter Baker & CO
James and
Thomas Barrett
Barrett Brothers
Friede
Harrison Dunham
A. Willard
Coom Remedy CO
Marsa
Cook's Remedy
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