Fine Weather Brings 20,000 Visitors to Seaside
Twenty thousand excursionists were on the State Reservation at Revere Beach as hot weather drew crowds for Sunday outings. Murphy and Anderson again manned the life saving Station with the emergency bureau near the life boats. Murphy has saved thirty seven people at Revere Beach, including a nine foot dive to rescue a drowning man. Park Commissioner Edwin A. Curtis and Representative M. W. Burien visited the bath house, declined a swim, and left noting the mayor’s comfort.
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Revere Beach
Boston
Throp
Lfe-Saving
Emergency Bureau
Budda
Ind
Murphy
Anderson
Massachusetts Humane Society
Edwin A. Curtis
M. W. Burien
Bath House
Chief West
Nantasket Band Stand Dilemma Attracts Crowd Debate
Nantasket Beach hosts a band stand project by state and local officials to draw visitors to the reservation. Despite heavy investment, agreement gaps among park officials, transportation firms, and railroads hinder progress. A Sunday crowd around 6000 tests and questions expected appeal amid cool weather and ongoing cost concerns.
Miss Rosie Wempe and Morris Goldman wed at Webster Hall
The marriage of Miss Rosie Wempe and Mr. Morris Goldman was held at Webster Hall East Roseton with a large Hebrew gathering. Rev David Rosenthal officiated. Attendants included Rose Waldstein Ethel Becker Anne Weinstein and ushers Samuel Weinstein attorney Weinstein Hyman Rombach Hurwitz. The couple was given away by Mr and Mrs Philip Weinstein and Mr and Mrs Ghofsky. A reception with supper and dance followed. The pair will reside in Roxbury after a wedding tour.
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Rosie BE. Wempe
Morris Goldman
Webster Hall
East Roseton
David Rosenthal
Rose Waldstein
Waldstein
Ethel Becker
Anné Weinstein
Samuel Weinstein
Aatty Weinstein
Hyman Rombach
Hurwits
Philip Weinstein
Ghofsky
Henry Kahn
Goldman
Roxbury
Millionaire Bride and Husband Live in Box Car
Fort Scott Kansas June 17 Mrs C B Hammond daughter of a Montana millionaire and a bride of a few months has packed her Paris gowns and moved into a box car with her railroad worker husband. He began as a section hand and was later made second man on a work train, now stationed at Garland Kansas. The couple carry their belongings and plan to stay in the car until promotion.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Butte
Mont
Fort Scott Society
Barrett
Oe Ee
Hot Springs
Ark
Park Hotel
You Hammond
Geneva
H. H. Hammond
Kansas City
Memphis
Miss Barrett
Trousseau
Kansas Ty
Sullivan
Hammond
Garland
Paracce
Woman fears divorce drives wife to mental strain
Mrs Elizabeth A Walsh wife of attorney William J Walsh of 61 Chambers Street fears an impending divorce. Her agitation led to wandering aimlessly along Broadway near Forty ninth Street and she was taken to Bellevue Hospital for sanity examination.
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New York
William J. Walsh
Chambers Street
Elizabeth A. Walsh
Broadway
Forty-ninth Street
Bellevue Hospital
Sunday in Camp at Framingham June 17 report
Sunday in Camp Framingham details a lively arrival of visitors and camp routines. It notes guard mounting, religious services, color escort by Company L, and mixed drill performance among battalions. New incidents include a guard misconduct leading to a court martial and a brigade regimental court ordered by Special Order No. 29. The Sixth regiment, praised for steadiness and a sharp manual, is well fed and content.
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Framingham
Williams
Brigade
Cook
Coolidge
Porto Rico
Sweetsers
New Ton Wins Marathon Trial For Paris Exposition
Arthur L. Newton of Vermont and New York A C won the New York Marathon trial to represent Greater New York and the Metropolitan Association in the Paris Exposition race. Twenty five starters. winning time 1 23 6425 for fifteen miles.
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New York
Arthur_L. Newton
Vermont
New York A. C
Greater New York
Metropolitan Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Pitched Pennies And Played Ball On Sunday Grounds
Sergeant Carter and a Somerville police squad in plain clothes raided a crowd of young men yesterday afternoon on the old McLean Asylum grounds for violating Sunday laws. Michael Cox and Thomas Barnett were arrested for pitching pennies, while Patrick O Brien Fred Maginnis John Long Gus O Leary James Clerke Sylvester Mc Laughlin James F Bowen James Foley and Mathew Davern were found playing baseball.
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Carter
Somerville
McLean Asylum
Michael Cox
Thomas Barnett
Patrick O Brien
Fred Maginnis
John Long
Gus O'Leary
James Clerke
Sylvester McLaughlin
James F. Bowen
James Foley
Mathew Davern
End Nears as Roberts Sends Troops Home
London reports indicate Lord Roberts plans the wrap of the South African campaign as Natal Volunteers are dismissed. A regular division may be withdrawn to embark for China, with Indian troops to follow. Buller’s camp echoes with cheers as troops depart. Reports from Machadodorp describe Boer resistance and harsh conditions on the Pretoria front.
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Lord Roberts
South Africa
Natal
Redvers Buller
London
India
Lora Roberts
Machadodorp
Lorenzo Marques
Middleburg
Pretoria
Kruger
Brookhorst Spruit
Cornet
Jan van Buren
Johannesburg
Zanderton
Free State
Nooit Gedacht
Great Britain
Noort Gedacht
Delagoa Bay
Lydenburg
Champion Maintains Composure as Sister and Niece Visit
Alfred Maine June 17 George Champion, accused of four Goodwin family murders, remains calm during a half hour jail visit by his sister and niece. They wept while pressing questions about the bloody shirt, but Champion insisted he is not guilty. County Attorney Matthews arranged access. Champion seeks counsel with ex Mayor Hamilton of Biddeford.
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Alfred
George Champion
Goodwin House
Hola
West Newfield
Champion
Goodwin
George Horne
Somereworth
N. H
Matthews
Anderson
Charles S. Hamilton
Biddeford
Hamilton
Maine
Boston Way
Aiter Anderson
Therisoner
Boston Central Labor Union Denounces Thompson Remarks
Delegates at the Boston Central Labor Union meeting in Wells Memorial Hall condemn Secretary Thompson of the Southern Industrial Commission for remarks about workingmen. They accuse him of attacking unions and supporting color workers in the South, then adopt revolutions opposing his stance. The union also affirms the referendum principle after Massachusetts Legislature’s stance on the Boston tax bill.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Wells Memorial Hall
Thompson
Southern Industrial Commission
South
Boston
Central Labor Union
Massachusetts
Wedding in autos bands Dorchester couple in styl e
Mr Daniel P O Neil and Miss Nelle B Barry wed last evening before many guests at St Margaret s Arch Dorchester Rev Father Ryan officiated Bride wore white silk and carried bridal roses Attendant was Miss Bessie Barry Best man was James Connally Reception at bride s mother Elizabeth Barry 498 Swett Street South Boston Guests arrived by automobiles from New England Electric Transportation Company Afterward the couple plan to reside at 4 Guild Street Roxbury
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Daniel P. O'Neil
Nelle B. Barry
St. Margaret's Arch
Dorchester
Father Ryan
Bessie Barry
James Connally
Lizabeth Barry
Swett Street
Boston
New England Eblectric Transportation Company
Adirondacks
Guild Street
Rox
Buffalo Bill Wild West to Open in Charlestown Today
More than 600 participants, including McGinty the rough rider and Prince Lucca Hkartihitilly with his Cossacks, arrive at Huntington avenue grounds to prepare for a week of shows. Horses once ridden by Miles and McKinley are among 450 in stables as crowds gather for a 1 o clock parade and two exhibitions today at 2 and 6 p.m.
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William McGinty
Prince Lucca Hkartihitilly
Miles
Pine Ridge
Porto Rico
McKinley
United States
Rand Street
Clack Far Eee
Rouge
Charlestown
Brady for Rage at Charles River Park Race Day
Michael and Pierce prepare for a landmark match race at Charles River Park this afternoon. Crowds expect record pace as Michael seeks a record time. Pierce trains with Waller-Myers and Crooks-Sherer teams while both clubs anticipate a hard fought, high speed event. Public viewing limited. top pace teams and side bets heighten interest among Metropolis Wheelmen and Waltham Cycle Club supporters.
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Burns W. Pierce
Charles Riverark
Michael
River Park
Pierce
Sichael
Waller- Myers
Crooks-Sherer
Babcock-Vetter
Jimmy
Crooks
Sherer
Charles River
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Waltham Cycle Club
Walthams
W. G. Miller
Clyde Cheney
West Medway
Milford
Eer
Cy 2. French
Mr. French
Metropolitan
Juggins and
Hartson
Arry Wallace
French
Walpole
Wallace
Providence
Boston
Joyce
Warburton
J. B. Stone
Neats Salennes
C. Fey
Mrs Livermore Speaks On Bible in Public Schools
Mrs Mary A Livermore urged restoring Bible study in public schools during an address at Melrose Y M C A. She argued the present generation lacks knowledge of sacred history and that Bible readings should be part of school curricula.
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Melrose
Mary A. Livermore
Swampscott Resident Ching-Wi Seeks Cycling Honor
Ching-Wi, a Chinese resident of Swampscott, aims for cycling honors by pursuing a spot in the sport where cyclists ride amid rotating wheels and fast laps, signaling a rising contender in local cycling circles.
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Ching - Wi
Swampscott
Wi the Chinaman Wins at Charlies River Park Race
The speedy Chinaman Wi won last week at Charlies River Park in 2 44. He competed against several American rivals and showed notable speed. Wi has eight years of riding experience and plans to try racing beyond his current circuit.
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Charlies River Park
Russell Breaks New York to Boston Cycling Record
Bertram E. Russell of Springfield weighed 100 pounds and, starting from New York at midnight Saturday, completed the New York to Boston ride in 20 hours minutes setting a new record. He previously rode Springfield to Boston in 14 hours and also lowered the earlier mark from 2 hours 32 minutes to 20 hours minutes, with stops at New Rochelle Stamford Bridgeport New Haven Meriden Hartford Worcester and Boston.
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Bertram E. Russell
Springfield
New York
Boston
Warren F. Taylor
R. Russell
Russell
New Rochelle
Stamford
Bridgeport
Kennedy Guts It Out to Back Michael’s Bold Challenge
J C Kennedy manager of Jimmy Michael arrives with a New York party and denies rumors he will avoid racing Michael. He vows Michael will race all comers for money and cover bets. Several challengers intend to push Michael into a race at Charles River Park with names like Harry Cald well discussed. Champion may back a race and Johnnie Nelson is a potential opponent.
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J. C. Kennedy
Jimmy Michael
Nornf
Michael
Mr. Kennedy
Johnnie Nelson
Charles River Park
Champion
Sympathetic Union Theme in Lorimer Sermon at Tremont Temple
Dr. Lorimer urged a sympathetic union of the United States and Great Britain, tracing early colonial separations, praising British restraint on tyranny, and warning that unity with Britain and America’s kin abroad could keep Chinese trade doors open. He contrasted anti-British sentiment with the broader US‑UK ties and noted English public opinion’s moderating influence during the Civil War.
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United States
Great Britain
Lorimer
Tremont Temple
England
America
Transvaal
China
France
Germany
Spain
Lincoln
Carlton Hill
Edinburgh
Cambridgeport Gymnasium plans Marathon entrants to Paris
At a Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association meeting on Sunday morning, John B. Maurie Ronald J. McDonald and Dick rant were chosen to run the Marathon in Paris. They will depart New York on the St Paul June 27 bound for England and will train at Brighton.
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Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association
John B. Maurie
Ronald J. McDonald
Paris
New York
St. Paul
England
Brighton
Carnival Races on the Charles Regatta This Afternoon
Regatta on the Charles River basin features senior singles for the B A A trophy with Greer of Jeffries Point A A and Amos Kubic of Springfield as top contenders. Kubic racing fast in a new Ruddock shell, Greer praised by East Boston supporters, with Blake, Pope, and Weld entries also competitive.
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Charles River
Newell, Weld and
Union Boat Club
Greer
Jeffries Point
A. A
Amos Kubic
East Boston
Ned Ten Eyck
Bob Blake
Unions
Everett Pope
Suite
Weld Club
John P. Coogan
Springfield Boat Club
Kubic
Shawmut
Harvard
James F. Smith
Millstream
George McDonald
Weld
Fulton
Blake
St. Joseph’s
Charlestown
South Bay
Farragut
Shawmut Rowing Club
South Boston
Joe Whitehead
Joe
Paris
Gompers backs boycott in St Louis transit strike
In St Louis the AFL president pledges to mobilize organized labor across America to support the transit workers strike. He urges lawful action but calls for a costly boycott of the Transit Company and any supporters, aiming to pressure the city’s businesses and associations.
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ST. Louis
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
America
St. Louise
Edmunds Memorial Service at Old Boston Church
An impressive service was held yesterday afternoon at the old church of the Christian Society of Boston at Tyler and Kneeland streets to memorialize the life and labors of their deceased pastor emeritus the Rev Edward Edmunds. The Rev Mr Borthwick conducted opening services and the sermon was delivered by the Rev M J Talbot D D of Cottage City who for fifty five years was connected with Mr nomiees by both family and religious ties.
Hills Grove Races At Hills Grove Track
Providence June 17 A large crowd witnessed Hills Grove races. In the two mile tandem handicap eight teams started and F J Cadwell Hartford and Joe Turn Fall River won from scratch in a record 1 58 4 5. Louis Henway took the 115 mile motor paced race by one lap after a chain failed on Pugh’s machine.
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Providence
Hills Grove
F. J. Cadwell
Hartford
Joe Turn
Fall River
Louis Henway
Pugh
Gaelic School Session Advocates Irish Usage
At a Gaelic school session held at 1151 Washington Street yesterday afternoon, Superintendent P. J. O'Daly spoke in Irish on promoting conversation in the language. The school will not close for summer and will begin July with renewed effort to teach Irish to interested learners.
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Washington Street
P. J. O'Daly
Sailor Leaps Overboard From Hartford Near Chelsea Ferry
James Dwyer, 21, a sailor aboard the United States steamship Hartford, jumped overboard near the Chelsea ferry at 3 am Sunday. He was rescued by Officer Hank ard of Station 7 and brought to the station house, with the captain of the Hartford notified.
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James Dwyer
Hartford
Chelsea
Hankard
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