Riverside juniors edge Weld in dramatic Charles River rowing
The Riverside junior eight defeated Weld by about ten feet in a closely contested race after a prior foul and a delayed start. Both crews were exhausted, with O Leary and Berkeley fainting after crossing the line amid a tense finish and a disputed finish due to Riverside misreadings by the judges.
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W. Rogers
Cambridge Pool Room Raids Lead to Mass Arraignments
Eighty nine individuals arrested in a Cambridge pool hall raid were arraigned in police court and had their cases continued to the following Wednesday as prosecutors prepared. Captain Lucy’s role remained unclear while Mayor Bancroft and Chief Noyes defended actions and noted possible nonpersonal reasons behind the raid.
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Snake Love Reported By Ringling Brother Beatrice
An article notes Beatrice Hubinala of Ringling Bros circus forms a strong bond with her python Adam. When left alone on Sundays, Adam becomes agitated, rubbing against his confinement box in signs of affection and excitement.
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Eve
Beatrice Hubinala
Ringling Bros.’ Circus
Boston
Beatrice
Adam
Ringling Bros
New Witness Emerges in Henry Murder Case Nearby Shopkeeper Identifies Suspect
A new witness Barber Charles Schweithelm says he saw William Henry near the miser’s house at 7 15 am, conflicting with Henry’s alibi. Caterer Riley recalls Henry at his father’s house around 10 am. Public sympathy grows for Henry as police press on. Fletcher Jones, the miser’s nephew, had threatened the old man and is named in connections to the case. Mrs. Sarah Henry recalls Jones’s threats and past visits seeking money.
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Sarah Henry
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Alster Island
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Union
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Spaniards Defeat Cubans in Santa Rosa Engagement
General Navarro reports a clash with Garzon's rebel band at Santa Rosa. The Spaniards captured the rebels camp, seized arms, and killed many. Government losses were three seriously wounded. Colonel Michelena routed Rabis's band at Mogote with four prisoners taken and arms seized. one killed and one wounded.
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Santa Rosa
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Mogote
Inspector Mc Laughlin Sentenced To Sing Sing
New York police Inspector Mc Laughlin received a two and a half year prison term at Sing Sing Court in a June ruling by Justice Barrett. The case notes comparison to ex Captain Stevenson who got a longer term for a small bribe. An appeal stay was granted by Justice Gaynor pending review.
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Inspector McLaughlin
Sing Sing
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Stevenson
Edward E. McCall
William J. Gaynor
Supreme Court
Newburgh
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Five Years for Burglary in Superior Court
George Coyne yesterday received a five year term in State Prison after being found guilty of breaking and entering. He broke into the unoccupied residence of Julia K Burgess on Brookline Avenue on May 28 and stole lead pipe and several faucets.
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Superior Criminal Court
Sheldon
Coyne
Julia K. Burgess
Brookline Avenue
Dedham Mystery Missing Domestic Woman
Dedham reports Mrs. Margaret Burke, servant to Mrs. Elmer E. Clapp of Highland street, vanished after leaving for Boston June 6. She promised to return that evening and has not been heard from. Her husband is named Peter Burke, currently believed to reside in Boston. foul play is feared.
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Margaret Burke
Elmer E. Clapp
Highland Street
Dedham Centre
Boston
Peter Burke
Church council recommends accepting resignation of Rev. Dr. Calkins
An ecclesiastical council met at Eliot Church in Newton to advise on the resignation of Rev. Wolcott Calkins from the pastorate. The council found no internal reason to sever ties and recommended acceptance with the pastorate ending September 1.
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Wolcott Calkins
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Monument fund for Harry McGlewen tops 1500 dollars
Contributions toward the Harry McGlewen monument reached 1500 dollars after yesterday morning totaling 1441 and rising to 1601 by nightfall. Colonel A. A. Pope led with 25 dollars the largest single gift allowed. other donors included Colonel E. B. Haskell William King Jr Samuel Roads Jr Boston Commandery No 36 United Order Golden Cross the Rev M J Savage C F Batchelder all giving smaller amounts.
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Bar members to meet at 3 for court action
A meeting of bar members is scheduled for 3 o clock tomorrow to take action concerning the late Justice and the Superior Court. The gathering will occur in the second session court.
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Kiel visit marks peaceful unity of seas and empire leaders
German Emperor and princes were honored at Kiel as Hamburg hosted an illustrious assembly. The Emperor spoke of the canal as a great work of peace uniting two seas and proving Europe’s guarded power. Prince Henry toasted the Emperor and foreign officers were formally welcomed.
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Kiel to host greatest warship assembly of the century
Kiel will host an immense naval gathering as fifty two vessels of new types gather to celebrate the Kiel Canal linking the North and Baltic seas. Emperors nobles and foreign admirals attend a grand parade, review, and ball with plans for a three day festival ending in maneuvers and later races.
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Royal House
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Niobe
von Moltke
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Herr Borchardt
Borchardt
Holtenau
William I
Herr Baensch
Sea Moss Farine Described For Home Use
A grocer highlights Sea Moss Farine described as nutritious and economical with a tooth friendly texture. The package yields 16 quarts suitable for a variety of dessert dishes and includes receipts.
World reformers attend third biennial temperance union meeting
The World's Woman's Christian Temperance Union opened its third biennial convention at Queen's Hall London with Miss Frances Willard presiding. Highlights included welcome by Lady Henry Somerset, calls for wage-worker protections, garden land programs, Maine prohibition affirmation, and plans to study Norwegian liquor control and opium suppression.
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World's Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Queen’s Hall
Langham Place
Frances E. Willard
Henry Somerset
National
British Woman’s Temperance Association
Miss Willard
Detroit
New York
Maine
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Sweden
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Ohio
Ella Williams
Montreal
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Michigan
Demorest
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Boston
Jane Staples
Indian Territory
John M. Stearns
Department
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Uitos
Captain Philip Little poised for Eighth Regiment colonelcy
General orders near for election of a colonel of the Eighth Regiment to be held next week. Captains expect Little of Salem to win unanimously. Brackett of Lynn to seek re election as lieutenant colonel. Dodge reflects on his tenure and calls for respect as leadership may change.
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Salem
Eben T. Brackett
Lynn
Dodge
Eighth
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Somerville
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Perkins
Little
Captain Cousins
Militia
Damon
Danvers Company
Worcester Teams Star in July Fourth Handicap Meet
Worcester Athletic Club and Suffolk Athletic Club plan open handicap events at Worcester Oval on July 4 with four handicap races plus two open specials. Notable entrants include Tom Burke Tom Keene Harry Cadman Bigelow Jerry Delaney Rushworth Ryder George Orton T P Conneff Charles Bean and McLaughlin among others.
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New England
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Harry L. Cadman
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Jerry Delaney
Rushworth
Ryder
George W. Orton
America
T. P. Conneff
Oxford and Cambridge Await Yale Harvard Decision on Challenge
Despatch from Oxford reports that despite Harvard's difficulty, the Oxford and Cambridge athletic committees expect a cable soon. It will embody the Yale Harvard decision regarding the Oxford Cambridge athletic contest.
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Oxford
Harvard
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Near Drowning Rescue in Charles River Incident
Frank Colburn a Jewish boy of 41 Porter Street East Boston nearly drowned in the Charles River at Cottage Farm last night. Cramped and unable to call for help he was saved by a young man named Doherty who pulled him ashore and revived him though the lad lies in delirium.
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Porter Street
Boston
Charles River
Cottage Farm
Doherty
John S. Mullen Dies After Cambridge Accident
John S. Mullen of Brighton died yesterday afternoon at Entries Hospital from pericardial and spinal trouble. He was among the young men thrown from a team in Central Square Cambridge last Saturday.
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Entries Hospital
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Lodger Falls From Third Story Window in Charlestown
B W Whitney, a lodger of 21 Monument avenue Charlestown, plunged from a third story window last evening and sustained a skull fracture.
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Monument Avenue
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Philip P Collins Dies in Dedham at 27
Dedham, June 19 Philip P Collins aged 27 died at his Richards street home this afternoon. He served as secretary of the Dedham Democratic committee and sat on the party’s courthouse councillor and senatorial committees.
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Philip P. Collins
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Democratic Committee
Obituaries from Greater Boston Area June 18 19 deaths
Notices record deaths and funeral details for Arthur B. Greene Bertha Hudson Ann Kelley Katherine Mc Namara Alice Milligan and Bridget Reardon. Ages ranged from 18 years 10 months to 56 years with services noted at 2 pm and at various local homes and towns including Roxbury Somerville and East Boston.
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John H Woodbury Dermatological Institute Promises Skin Cure
The Woodbury Dermatological Institute led by John H Woodbury touts treatments for skin blemishes including moles warts and wrinkles at multiple U S locations. It claims painless plastic surgeries and free consultation with specialists and invites inquiries via mail for a 132 page book.
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Champlain Building
Corner State and
Madison Streets
West
Winter St
Boston
Walnut St
Philadelphia
Chicago
Union Trust Building
St. Louis
State Federation of Weavers Formed in New Bedford
A convention of weavers will meet at Spinners Hall in New Bedford on Sunday to form a State federation for advancing weavers. Seven delegates from each union will attend, and a large gathering is expected.
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Spinners’ Hall
Federation of Weavers
Salem Postmasters Hold Annual Reunion and Outing
The Massachusetts Association of Postmasters gathered in Salem for its annual reunion. Visitors toured the Salem Post Office, toured historic sites, rode to Baker's Island, and enjoyed a banquet at Winnegan. The note ends with a line about The American Wringer Company at 18 and 15 Broadway extension offering wringers and related products.
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Massachusetts Association of Postmasters
Willows
Baker’s Island
Winnegan
American Wringer Company
Broadway
City
Tremont
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