Cable for cruiser to fund Portuguese relief
Members of the Portuguese War Orphans Relief Committee appealed to Portugal’s president to order the cruiser S Gabriel to visit Boston Fall River and New Bedford after finishing its mission in Portland Maine A cablegram signed by committee leaders urged Lisbon for the cruiser’s swift departure and listed substantial local subscriptions bringing the total to 2939 47 dollars to date
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Portuguese War Orphans Relief Committee
Republic of Portugal
Gabriel
Boston
Fall, River
New Bedford
Portland
Lisbon
Republic
S. Gabriel
Fall River
Justino Montalvao
Caruso Jewel Theft Details Recounted at John Doe Hearing
New York reports recount the $500000 jewel theft from Enrico Caruso's Easthampton home. Witnesses describe box access by staff, with maid Enrichetta Ristori and butler Frank Ferraro involved. Valuation placed at $400000 to $500000. Hearing resumes with Sheriff Kelly next Wednesday.
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New York
Enrico Caruso
Easthampton
L. L
Enrichetta Ristori
Frank Ferraro
Park Benjamin, Jr
Groton and Boston Echo Revolutionary Days and Storm Losses
The piece recalls Joshua Bentley tied to Paul Revere, Groton’s role in the 1775 events, and local figures tied to Battle of Bunker Hill. It visits Groton School’s autograph letters, Franklin to Washington, Jones and Hale, then moves to Greater Boston storm damage with high surf, dumped condemned tomatoes, the Laura Enos sinking at South Boston, Eva A Danenhower grounding near Sagamore Beach, and a towering East Boston tree felled, disrupting wires and sparking a fire reply.
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Paul Revere
Charles River
Groton
Joshua Bentley
Sir John Bentley
New England
Canada
Sir John
Thomas
Bunker Hill
William Prescott
Amaziah Fassett
Boston
Benjamin Prescott
James Prescott
Boutwe
Judge Prescott
Pepperell
Prescott
Madam Prescott
United States
Franklin
Washington
Philadelphia
Paul Jones
Portsmouth
Nathan Hale
New London
Boutwell
Greater
Winthrop
South Boston
Laura Enos
Cape Cod Canal
Eva A. Danenhower
Sagamore Beach
Coast Guards
New York
Apple River
N. S
Bay
Alfred P. Fowler
Princeton Street
Worcester Man Charged With Manslaughter After Drunken Brawl
John McKenna 50 of 83 Elm Street was arrested in Worcester on manslaughter charges in the death of Patrick Sullivan 77 Chandler Street. Sullivan died from injuries suffered during a drunken brawl at 22 Harding Street, a former saloon, last night at City Hospital.
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Worcester
John McKenna
Elm Street
City Hospital
Patrick H. Sullivan
Chandler Street
Sullivan
Harding Street
July 4 Independence Day Orator Named for Roxbury
Mayor Peters announced the selection of Jacob L. Wiseman a 21 year old Homestead Street resident of Roxbury and a graduate of English High School and Boston University Law School as the orator for the Faneuil Hall Independence Day observance on July 4.
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Peters
Jacob L. Wiseman
Homestead Sect
Roxbury
English High School
Boston University Law School
Faneuil Hall
Devastating New England Rain Storm Strikes Hard
A severe rain storm sweeping Southern New England over the past 48 hours brings extensive damage. Boston reports over two inches of rainfall in the last two days and more than five inches for the month. Widespread flooding damages farms roads cottages and ships with numerous minor losses noted.
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New England
Boston
City Cites Squares In Honor Of Local Figures And War Dead
Mayor approves Higginson Circle name at Audubon road Riverway and Avenue Louis Pasteur junction and designates squares for war dead including Edwin C. McDermott and William R. Dooley along with Norman E. Prince and others at listed intersections.
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Peters
Hagan
Audubon Road
Louis Pasteur
Higginson
Henry Lee Higginson
Boston
Topliff
Westville
Geneva Avenue
Edwin C. McDermott
Harvard Street
Talbot and
Blue Hill
Mandal Lewenberg Square
Massachusetts Avenue
Southampton Street
Gerard Street
Gas price hike petition filed in three Massachusetts towns
The Haverhill Gas Light Company asks the public utilities department to raise rates in Haverhill Merrimac and Groveland. Current charges are 1.20 dollars per thousand cubic feet in Merrimac and Groveland and 1.00 dollar per thousand in Haverhill.
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Haverhill
Merrimac
Groveland
Haverhill Gas Light Company
Public Utilities Department
Manchester Wins Clean Up Cup in New England
Judges for the New England clean up and paint up committee awarded the silver loving cup to Manchester New Hampshire for its comprehensive campaign. Malden took second. Westfield Brighton and Dorchester districts of Boston received honorable mentions due to reported unclean conditions.
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New England
Young’s Hotel
Manchester
Fire Department
Police Department
Farm hand dies after shooting stepdaughter in Fletcher
Henry Adams the farm hand who shot his stepdaughter Louise Carret and then attempted suicide died today in Fletcher Vt. The girl was wounded in the right arm and leg and is expected to recover from her injuries as reported.
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Fletcher, Vt
Henry Adams
Louise Carret
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Portuguese Relief Board
Appeals For Aid
Peabody
MABE
Erapelorg
CODD
Cineaie
Leo Perry
Ce Wemmoe Occa
Re & Silva
Cambridge
Henry C. Lodge
S. D. Almeida
Portuguese Naval Moreno
George S. Duarte
Portugal
Faria Costa & Co
Eerie
Joseph F. Travis
Manuel Silva
Malden
Maria Silva
Joao “Sofrino de Sousa
Emerald St
Mass
Lee Ae
Sanowitehe
Corvmen
I. Ty Rote Futures Syndicate. Inc
van Wet
Caruso
Maid
Jwolf’s.a
Mark
BOYS
Norfolk Wash
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Washington Street
Cegal
William Justin Mann
Sloop
Electri
Cians
Uiers
Boston Light Supply Co
Friend St
Portland St
North Station
Chicago
Wilson
Lodge
Louisville Courier-Journal
New York Sun
Russia
France
Britain
John Barleycorn
U. S. Navy
America
Orient
Hermit Crab
Mr. Rockefeller
Hind
Ruggle
Germany
News of Finance and Commerce
Carranza
Howells
Iterary Digest Funk & Wagnalls Company
Edwards
Frank W. Whitcher
Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce
Rolland H. Spaulding
New Hampshire
Eyer Jonasson & C
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