President and party sail to Buzzard's Bay for summer
Washington reports President with private secretary and a companion left for Buzzard's Bay aboard the Oneida. The journey from Jersey City by train and yacht was quiet with no crowds. Official business will continue by mail from Gray Gables. announcements will come from the White House via Mr. Pruden.
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Washington
Henry T. Thurber
Dr. O'Reilly
Buzzard's Bay
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Road
Thomson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thurber
Oneida
C. E. Benedict
Pennsylvania Ferry
Buzzard’s Bay
Pennsylvania Station
Te House
Gray Gables
White House
Pruden
Mrs. Cleveland at Gray Gables Plans July Visitor
The Washington report says Mrs. Cleveland will stay at Gray Gables for the summer while her mother Mrs. Perrine plans to visit in July for an event President hopes will add another voter to the Democratic party. Cabinet women urged her to stay in Washington for the White House occasion, but she chose otherwise.
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Washington
D. C
Cleveland
Gray Gables
Perrine
Sach
Democratic Party
City
White House
Scruggs Says Cleveland Not Seeking a Third Term
Ex Minister W L Scruggs reports Cleveland told him he was not seeking a third term though he did not deny taking it if forced upon him. Scruggs, now Venezuela's representative in the United States, discussed the Venezuela boundary dispute with Cleveland.
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Atlanta
W. L. Scruggs
Cleveland
Venezuela
Scruggs
Weather Forecast For New Hampshire Vermont And New England
Forecasts show fair conditions for New Hampshire and Vermont with increasing clouds Tuesday night and warmer southerly winds. Massachusetts and Eastern New York expect fair skies, rising temperatures, and southerly winds. Maine Rhode Island and Connecticut also anticipate fair weather with warmer winds.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Maine
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Toe Shot At Lynn Picnic Involving Hubbard And Seeton
A shooting accident occurred at a Lynn picnic near Spring Pond when Flor ence Hubbard of Essex place was shot in the great toe by a Flobert rifle while Milburn Seeton loaded it. The hammer fell and the 22 caliber bullet entered her foot. Both are 20 years old and the bullet was removed at her home.
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Lynn
Spring Pond
Florence Hubbard
Essex Place
Flobert
Milburn Seeton
Hubbard
Drowned man at East Boston identified as immigrant Buckley
Thomas Buckley aged 22 was drowned off Orient Heights East Boston yesterday morning while bathing. The body was not recovered. He came to the country from England about a year and a half ago and worked as a book binder for Educational Publishing Company.
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Thomas Buckley
Orient Heights
Boston
Buckley
England
Educational Publishing
Actor Joseph Emmett Cleared In San Francisco Police Court
The case against actor Joseph K. Emmett, who allegedly tried to kill his wife while intoxicated, was dismissed in police court as Mrs. Emmett declined to prosecute.
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San Francisco
Joseph K. Emmett
Italian Injured at Revere Railroad Work Site
An Italian laborer was badly hurt while repairing the Boston and Maine railroad near Revere. He suffered two broken legs and a fractured skull, was brought to Lynn in a baggage car, and hospital doctors deem his recovery unlikely. Witnesses offer conflicting versions of the accident.
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Lynn
Boston & Maine Railroad
Revere
Accident on Train Hits Local Man on Baker's Hill
Malden reports Walter ait was on a Sunday School picnic at Canoble when a revolver he believed unloaded discharged on a moving train. Bullet fragment injured his leg as the train arrived at Malden and he was sent home for treatment.
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Baker's Hill
Canoble
Malden
Walter Ait
Drowned Child in Cocheco River near Dover
Nine year old Mary Been daughter of Mr and Mrs Breen drowned after jumping from a boat when the dancer parted in the lower Cocheco River at night.
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Dover
N. H
Mary Been
Ira
Michael Breen
Cocheco River
Yale Fence Delivered Amid Freshmen Ceremony
Yale New Haven June 17 annual ceremony delivers the sacred rails to the freshmen. Charles B. De Camp Cincinnati presented the fence and William N. Vail responded with orations as the event unfolded.
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New Haven
Conn
Charles B. de Campcinnati
William N. Vail
Butler's feat and Johnson's mile bid in Waltham press meet
A large crowd witnessed Butler break the Class A mark in a press meet at Waltham while Johnson failed to beat the quad in the mile. The white rider chased a monster on the track as 8000 spectators roared. Johnson finished the mile in 1 minute 66 35 seconds, receiving roses from Harvey Ames of the Crescent Hotel.
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White Flyer
Click
Johnson
Harvey Amés
Crescent Hotel
Day at the Press Cycling Club meet winds through hot sun
Thousands attended the cycling meet as Baldwin's Cadet Band led a team handicap and heats played out in the 2:40 mile and mile events. Star riders from Hyde Park to Worcester battled through fast heats with notable performances by Snow, Clark, Butler, and Emerson as crowds enjoyed a sunlit afternoon.
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Baldwin
Hyde Park
Doubleday
Leaf
Tom Butler
Fred St. Onge Lee
Raymond
Fitchburg
Glover
Haverhill
Dodge
Melrose
Kite
Rockville
Conn
Lenfest
Snow
Whben Snow
Newark
Adams
Worcester
Jimmy
Clark
Robson
Pratt
Casey
Emerson
Shaw
Wing
John Bianchi
Lewis
Northampton
J. P. Clark
Butler
Page
Beach Combinations Highlighted at Furniture Store
A local furniture store promotes a wide beach themed selection in its current sale. Shoppers are urged to visit the showroom to explore affordable options across multiple styles and price points.
All Wool Two-Ply Yardage Sale at 45 Cents
Fifty percent off usual price is offered on 4500 yards of all wool two-ply fabric. The standard price is 80 cents per yard, now reduced to 45 cents. This offer targets mail order buyers and local merchants seeking bulk purchase options.
North End pugilist shot in a city brawl
William H. Joyce known as Saxey Joyce was shot in the side by Nicholas M. Shepherd after a dispute over overcharge at 239 North street. Joyce and a bystander mobbed Shepherd. Shepherd was arrested at Station 1. Joyce received medical attention and returned home.
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William H
Saxey
Joyce
North End
Nicholas M. Shephard
Dartney
South Carolina
Shephard
South
Silver
North Street
Shepherd
Shepard
Station 1
Dunn
Desperate Attempt Ends With Critical Woresmissed Lines
John Cotter, a 56 year old shoemaker, attempted to sever a main artery at his 41 Sheridan street home. His daughter wrested the knife and razor, a physician was called, and Cotter was taken to the hospital in a critical condition. He had been despondent for some time.
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Lynn
John Cotter
Sheridan Street
Cotter
Cambridge men accused in Watertown assault on drunken spree
Harry Davis and Harry Goldsmith of Cambridge allegedly assaulted a small man named William Eggleston in Watertown after a 7:35 from Waltham. They fled toward Cambridge, Goldsmith fell into a ditch breaking his right leg and suffering cuts. They are jailed on assault and battery charges.
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Watertown
Waltham
Harry Davis
Harry Goldsmith
Cambridge
William Eggleston
Cooney
Mt. Auburn Street
Goldsmith
Dr. Keilly
Fitchburg Firemen's Muster Debuts with Cash Prizes
Fitchburg June 17 firemen muster at Fitchburg Park drew all thirteen entries under the New England Firemen's Union. Templeton the second class machine won 150 dollars. first class prizes went to Hopkinton Salem Gardner and Cambridge with distances reported and ties noted.
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Fitchburg
Fitchburg Park
New England Firemen’s Union
Templeton
Hopkinton
Salem
Baw Beese Core—Et
Gardner
Fnton
Cambridge
Bunker Hill Day Celebrated with Parades and Pageant
Daily Boston recounts Charlestown's June Seventeenth celebration drawing hundreds of thousands to the monument area. Governor Greenhalge spoke at the base, while crowds filled City Square with flags, ginger pop sellers, tin horns, and festive pageantry.
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Greenhalge
Charlestown
City Square
Boston
Early Morning Echoes of Charlestown Battle
Charlestown awoke to a day of fiery reports as the Battle of Bunker Hill loomed in memory. The monument at Bunker Hill cast a mesmeric influence, prompting dawn gatherings, welcoming clubs, and a spirit of hospitality that carried through the day despite the earlier violence.
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Charlestown
Mery
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N. M. Shepard
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