Mulrennin Death Report Refuted by Relatives and Neighbors
The Post confirms death by own action of John J. Mulrennin in New York and rejects rumors of wife abuse. Cousin James H. Mulrennin and neighbors say he loved his family, was an alcoholic, and never maltreated his wife. The Fanning couple also debunks the dishonor tale and notes only intoxicated visits.
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New York
John J. Mulennin
James H. Mulrennin
John J. Mulrennin
John
Smith, Carleton & Co
Mutrennin
Plans for the Gap Rages Yacht Trials Begin
The American cup committee of the New York Yacht Club will start trial races to select the yacht to meet the Valkyrie on September 7. Races will be spaced a day apart, with at least three and likely up to five races.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
German peddler Ralph Palletz found dead in Hartford
In Hartford on June 19 Ralph Palletz a 26 year old German peddler of musical instruments was found dead in his Hopkins street room. A strong chloroform odor lingered and a bottle containing the liquid was beside the bed. Dr Fuller the medical examiner ruled it a death by his own action.
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Hartford
Conn
Ralph Palletz
Hopkins Street
Fuller
Fire hits Cardinal business district burning many stores
Cardinal Ontario reports a major morning fire destroying a large portion of the business area. Nearly twenty stores and a hotel burned, with lighter insured loss. Authorities work to determine the cause as damage totals rise.
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Cardinal, Ont
Free treatment offered by Dr Dewey at 40 Tennyson Street
All diseases treated free to ten sufferers including catarrh bronchitis and rheumatism. Dr Dewey the specialist will provide two weeks treatment plus medicines. Offices at 40 Tennyson Street corner Columbus Avenue near Providence depot open daily until 3 pm except Sundays 10 to 4 pm. Six express trains to Chicago and the Worlds Fair with rate reductions. Write to A S Hanson G P A for details.
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Dewey
Tennyson Street
Columbus Avenue
Providence Depot
Boston Dam
New York
Boston Lam
Boston
New York Limited
Springfield
Berten
Washington St
Kneelam St
A. &. Hanson
Clemenceau Humiliates Opponents in French Chamber Fight
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies rejected an electoral reform bill as M. Clemenceau clashed with Boulangists Paul Deroulede and Lucien Millevoye. He branded them liars and traitors after interruptions and taunts and later challenged them to a duel, while appealing to President Casimir-Perier for protection.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Clemenceau
Paul Deroulede
Lucien Millevoye
Casimer-errier
Cornelius Herz
Millevoye
Deroule
M. Millevoye
Deroulede
M. Casimer-Perrier
Clemenceau
Tribune
Chamber
All Quiet in Tonawanda Militia Guards Docks
Tonawanda New York reports a quiet day as nine barges tied to the docks are unloaded. Militia guards each boat and the approaches to the island while workers unload under guard. Colonel Welch estimates three to four days of presence with no expected trouble on the ground.
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Tonawanda
N. Y
Welch
Ford's Theatre Disaster Verdict Names 3 Officials Responsible
The coroner's jury in Washington finds Colonel F. C. Ainsworth Contractor and Superintendent Covert and Engineer Sasse criminally negligent for deaths in the Ford's Theatre disaster.
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Washington, D. C
Ford’s Theatre
F. C. Ainsworth
Covert
Engineer Sasse
Case of alleged mistreatment of two elderly sisters in Rochester New Hampshire
In Gross Inhumanity Rochester New Hampshire June 19 two elderly sisters Elizabeth Hussey and Mary Jenness aged 79 and 82 were confined to a farm five miles from the city after transferring property to a sister Rebecca Foss with life upkeep promises. They were reportedly cut off from contact, fed minimally, and kept in neglect with infrequent water and meals from waste. Local officials including Mayor Hoyt and Overseer of the Poor Daniels intervened amid public outcry.
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Rochester
N. H
Elizabeth Hussey
Mary Jenness
Rebecca Foss
Jenness
Hoyt
Daniels
Aldermen Action on Streets Orders and Monuments
Acting Mayor Lee forwarded a report from Superintendent Carter explaining Congress and L street bridges cannot be opened for travel as they are not yet laid out as public ways. The Common Council amendments to the July Fourth program were rejected 4 to 8. Finance Committee to fund a $30 monument to Boston firemen at Forest Hills Cemetery. Daniel F. Green confirmed to head transportation of the insane. Union newspaper printing of City Council proceedings was rejected. A playground at Neponset avenue site was ordered and to be improved.
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Lee
Board of Aldermen
Carter
Congress and
Congress Street
C Street
IL. Street
L Street
Common Council
Franklin Fund
Mechanic Arts High School
Forest Hills Cemetery
Alderman Lee
Boston
Daniel F. Green
Ruuke Grounds
Folsom
Neponset Avenue
Grace Allen Disappearance Reported by City Paper
The City Press Association released a statement defending a Boston morning paper account of Grace Lilian Allen of Somerville. It says she was seen near Park street clinging to a man near her home, corroborated by two young women and the reporter who visited the Allen house with Miss Prescott.
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The
City Press Association
Post
Grace Lilian Allen
Somerville
Boston
Esterday
Park Street
Grace Lilian
Somerville Avenue
Cartwright
Prescotts
Allens
Iss Allen
Miss Prescott
Boston & Albany Ticket Advisory Ends Early
Do not purchase your World's Fair ticket until you have conferred with the Boston & Albany. Reduced rates and finest service are offered. Call any ticket agent or write A. S. Hansen, general passenger agent, Boston.
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Boston & Albany
A. S. Hansen
Boston
Walter Besant Arrives in New York for Literary Tour
English author Walter Besant and fellow writer S. S. Spriggs arrived in New York aboard the Etruria and head to Chicago for a conference of literary men as London debaters. Besant plans future writing for William Waldorf Astor and may gather material during travels.
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New York
Walter Besant
Etruria
S. S. Spriggs
Chicago
London
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Hawthorne
Salem
Plymouth
Concord
Mr. Besant
William Waldorf Astor
Record Arrest Surge Surpasses Previous Daily High
Between 8 a.m. Saturday and 8 a.m. Sunday police made at least 559 arrests, 506 for drunkenness. Sixty five arrests occurred in Charlestown, nearly all for drunkenness. The record far exceeds last year’s 220 arrests, 150 for drunkenness.
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Charlestown
Putnam Makes Trial Run as New Boston Lynn Line Boat
The Putnam, newly acquired by the Boston and Lynn Steamboat Company, completed her trial trip with invited guests including Mr. Cassidy and family, Secretary Meech, and local tradesmen. She sailed in about an hour, impressed with speed and cargo handling via on board derrick, and offers ample passenger accommodations and safety features. The unusual cargo brought by the Annie R. Bishop from Para Brazil included 1688 cases of rubber, fourteen snakes, ten parrots and three monkeys.
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Putnam
Boston & Lynn Steamboat Company
Cassidy
Mr. Cassidy
Meech
Lynn Board of ‘Trade
F. A. Mansfield
Leonard & Ellis
Broadstreet
Post
Watertown
Shirley
Bass Point
Boston
Alley
Clancy
Nantasket Line
William Doherty
Annie R. Bishop
Philadelphia
Para
Brazil
Police Board discharges intoxicated officer and promotes reserve
In order No 161 the Board of Police found Patrolman Elihu S Vaughn of Division 2 guilty of intoxication while on duty and discharged him. The case against Patrolman Martin Rolland of Division 6 was dismissed. Reserve Officer Milton F Bailey of Division 7 was made regular patrolman and assigned to the same station.
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Board of Police
Elihu S. Vaughn
Division 2
Durty
Martin, Rolland
Division 6
Milton F. Bailey
World Largest Dredger Trial on River Mersey
In Liverpool a new dredger, the largest in the world, was tested on the River Mersey. It measures 230 feet long and is expected to raise about 24 000 tons of material daily from the river mouth. The filling and emptying cycle took ninety minutes and the machine fulfilled expectations.
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Liverpool
Moresy
Isle of Pines Sinks After Collision At Hell Gate
At noon the schooner Isle of Pines from Rondout bound for Providence was struck by an excursion barge while towed by the tug Unit in Hell Gate. The schooner sank immediately but there were no drownings reported.
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Long Island City
N. Y
Isle of Pines
Rondout
Providence
Hell Gate
Infante Eulalie sails for Newport aboard Susquehanna
New York reports Infante Eulalie and her party departed at 5 p.m. aboard the steam yacht Susquehanna bound for Newport Rhode Island. The voyage followed earlier royal engagements and marks a continued public appearance by the royal traveler.
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New York
Infante Eulalie
Susquehanna
Newport
R. L
Enterprise Returns After Practice Cruise With Studious Lads
The Enterprise anchored off India Wharf in Boston harbor completing a two week practice voyage for its cadets. Captain Merry praises the crew for their seamanlike conduct and fitness for a European cruise slated to begin within a week, with plans to sail to Southampton Havre Lisbon and the Mediterranean before returning to Boston. Commander Soley and Secretary McClellan visited, while Lt Osborn reported back aboard after illness.
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India Wharf
Massachusetts
Boston
New Bedford
Post
Enterprise
Merry
Gardner's Bay
L. I
Gardner’s Bay
Chatham Roads
Europe
Southampton
Eng
Havre
Lisbon
Barbadoes
Navy
Soley
McClellan
Board of Commissioners
Osborn
Death of Dr. Chaput deepens Lowell stabbing mystery
In Lowell on June 19 S E Leclerc, once jailed on Chaput’s claim of a Merrimac street stabbing, was released as contradictions in the doctor’s statements persist. With Chaput now dead, theories split between suicide and murder, and a man seen fleeing the scene linked to a later return with another physician.
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Lowell
S. E. Leclerc
Boston
Kirk Street
New Music Hall Fund Urges Rapid Subscriptions
The Music Hall fund is growing with a Monday Post letter from committee members Edward W. Hooper Henry F. Sears and H L Higginson promising public effort toward a successful completion. They stress timely subscriptions to raise needed funds to finish the hall by October 1 1894 and to maintain the Symphony Orchestra. T Dennie Boardman oversees subscriptions at his Ames building office.
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Music Hall
Edward W. Hooper
Henry F. Sears
H. L. Higginson
T. Dennie Boardman
Ames
Ella Bigg and Thomas Hennessey wed at Holy Cross
Miss Ella Bigg and Thomas J. Hennessey, a South Boston businessman, were married yesterday at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. Rev. Father Corcoran officiated. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home on Brookline street. The couple will honeymoon among the White Mountains and reside at 106 IL Street, South Boston, after August 1.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Ella Bigg
Thomas J. Hennessey
South Boston
Father Corcoran
Minnie Muurphy
John Brown
Brookline Street
Mrs. Hennessey
IL Street
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A. S. Hanson
Samuel W. Clifford
Maynard F. Stiles
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Germany
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Herr Liebknecht
Reichstag
Vanderbilt
Valiant
Ford's Theatre Verdict
Ainsworth
Sasse
Grace Allen
Wwe
Great Temperance Drink
Catokage
Sena
Hynes
Niagara Falls
Russell
Infanta
Captain Merry
DR. Chaput
NEW Music Hall Matters
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Railroads
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N. Ra
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Eatly
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Polman
L.L
Second Express
Fall River
Brooklyn
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N. R
Old State House
Washington
State Streets
Pork Square
R. Kendrick
Geo. L. Connor
L. H. Palmer
Stonington Line
Park Square Station
Maine
New Hampshire
Park Square
C. H. Briggs
Gen. Pass
Providence Line
Connecticut
J. W. Miller
I. Briggs
Mid
H. L. James
Water Commissioner’s Office
Water Commission
A. T. McLogan
M. F. Grenner
A. W. Goodsell
August Kensal
McLogan
World's Columbian Tourist CO
Ames Building
Newtonville
Hamilton St
Pont
Care
Boston Post
Credit House
Jordon, Marsh & Co
Prexere
Federal Street
Kneeland
Columbia Pneumatic
the Post
Pressman
Algo & Feeder
Eder
Eraxnco-German Electro CO
Cincinnati
Nee
FE. H.T
Aer
KY Ag Cooper
Aderaas
Youne Wan
West
A. C. Cushing
Waverly St
J. LA R- Mer
Chardon
Boston Misfit Clothing CO
Hayward Place
Globe Theatre
Boyle Bros
Bohashington St. Alt
Portland Screen CO
School St
Porter Screen CO
Utica St
Apposite
State At
Rockingham House
Market St
Portsmouth
CARR
Mt. Pleasant
Winchester
Mass
C. A. Shaw & CO
Court St
W. & and
Pavis
Hayward Pl
Wilcox & Gibbs
A. R. Andrews
Court But
TOS
Old Court 4 House
Exchange Building
Peter F. Jedge
Marginal St
East
Department of Parks
Parkway
Park Department
City of
City Hall
Park Commissioners
State Street
Paul H. Kendricken
Francis A. Walker
Charles J. Sprague
Board of Park Commissioners
Office of Park Commissioners
St. Boston
Reasury
Mey
U. S. Postettice
Sub-Treasury
Maas
Post Office
Hoston
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