Pormer Belle of Chinatown Dead
Maud Lee Hing 27 of 22 Oxford Street dies of smallpox in the Southampton Street pesthouse. She once was famed as a Chinatown cafe belle and sister Emma Chin Tye mourns at Oxford Street as the family endures social ostracism and a grim loss in the Chinese quarter.
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Maud Lee Hing
Oxford Street
Chinatown
Southampton Street
Emma Chin Tye
Maud West
Emma
Nellie
Emma West
Yeo Ton
Oxford Place
Maud
Mrs. West
Chin
Dynamite Used Against Miners Kills Five in Mine
Bodies of two Williamstown miners arrive after an explosion of dynamite at a nearby mine killed five workers. A group of armed strikers ordered the men from the shaft and attacked survivors as they emerged, wounding several others.
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Rounded
Williamstown
Venezuelan Rebels Gain Washington Report June 19
A cablegram from Venezuela's minister in Caracas reports rebels connected to Gradad Bolivar and claims no blockade exists on the Orinoco. State Department officials weigh whether a blockade was raised or if Caracas is unaware of current developments.
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Washington
Bowen
Caracas
State de Palins
Cornataire
Bolivar
State Department
North End shooting sparks mystery and rival claims
Residents dispute who fired the shot that wounded Charles Leonard on Prince Street. Reserve Officer J B Nickerson admits firing but says the act was to scare a mob near a playground bonfire. Leonard, 22, is at Massachusetts General Hospital with a leg wound and possible limb-saving treatment.
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Charles Leonard
Prince Street
North
Leonard
J. B. Nickerson
Hanover Street
Nickerson
Unot
Massachusetts General Hospital
Pierce
Post
Salem
North Bennet
Charlestown
Industria!chool
North Bennet Street
Eonard
Orer
Election of New Christian Science Readers Changes Three Year Terms
Christian Science officials report the election of Herman Hering as first reader and Ella E Williams as second reader aligns with Mrs. Eddy’s wish for three year term changes. The move enlarges church participation, with readers rotated to broaden service and reduce saint worship associations.
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Eddy
Christian Science
Herman 8. Hering
Hanna
Ella. E. Williams
Eledora J. Gragg
Christian Science Journal
New England
Mrs. Eddy
Herman
Hering
Mae Church of the Christian Science Palith
Foundrymen Hold Busy Seventh Annual Convention
The seventh annual convention of the American Foundrymen's Association closed after papers on metallography by Albert Saveur and others. Officers were elected including A. W. Walker, Richard Moldenke, and Willis Brown. A Nantasket excursion, band music, a shore dinner, and evening dancing marked the social end of the gathering.
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American Oundrymen’s Association
Albert Saveur
Boston
Herbert BE. Field
Ansonia
Conn
P. R. Ramus
Schenx
James G. Stewart
North Ormedy
Eng
H. Stupakoff
Pittsburg
Enn
Charles Vickers
Chicago
Ill
Percy Longmuir
Manchester
A. W. Walker
Walker & Pratt Co
Richard Moldenke
New York
Willis Brown
Erie
Penn
J. F.nnigan
Lawrence
Mass
J. A. Becket
J. P. Solder
Columbus, Ga
T. J. Best
Montreal
Can
L. G. Sadner
Springfeld
Association of Foundrymen Foremen’s Asso
Milwaukee
Wis
New England Association
Hotel Brunswick
Nantasket
Myles Standish
New England
Cyrus Gobb Seriously Ill in Allston Home
Cyrus Gobb a Boston tavern painter and sculptor aged 68 and member of Post 30 G A R lies seriously ill with congestion of the brain and heart disease at his Allston residence. He has been ill three weeks and his brain condition shows slight improvement, though his heart remains affected. Gobb has lived in Boston all his life and worked with twin brother Darius in Tremont street studio.
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Jus Cobb
Boston
Tptor
Allston
Mr. Cobb
Post 30
Darius
Tremont Street
Democratic Harmony and the Need for Real Reform
The article presents a speech by a Democratic leader arguing for transparent, principle driven party realignment. It condemns tariff excesses, supports Cuba relief, rails against Republican policy on Cuba and the Philippines, and urges unity under genuine Democratic ideals. It references Tilden, Roosevelt, and Hill, emphasizing loyalty to democratic institutions and reform.
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Democratic Party
Tilden
Cleveland
David B. Hill
Dowling
Hill
New York State
Massachusetts
Hoar
Philippine Islands
Roosevelt
United States
Senate
Reblics
South Africa
Free
OTA
Cellinas
Supwith
Great Britain
Republic of Venezuela
Congress
Venezuela
Cuba
General Wood
Philippines
Republic of
United States Senate
Republican Party
Aimory
Friends of
Nile
United
Jackson
Benton
Jefferson
Mr. Hill
Montague
Virginia
William A. Gaston
Boston
Grape Nuts Credited For Health Gains By Minnesota Woman
A Center City Minnesota resident testifies that Grape Nuts improved digestion and appetite after weakness from illness. She reports weight gain from 102 to 122 pounds within two months and credits the cereal with stabilizing her health and memory.
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Minnesota
Fredrickson
Center City
Minn
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H. Graves & Sons
Reilty & Cummins
Washington St. Corner Common
North End
Sunday Post
Color Magazine
Cyrus Gobb
Pacific
America
Ont Caee & Cannes
Were
Shappei Mies
Tilden Club
Assachusetts
Speechmak
Thomas Taggart
Indianapolis
CIA
The
Old South
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Old South Church
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