Debs Bellamy plan eyed as Utah colonization scheme
Utah governor and Washington officials debate Debs Bellamy co operation project to settle 1500 workers in Utah or Washington. Debs writes Rockefeller seeking support for a cooperative commonwealth to relieve urban distress and promote universal equality. Edward Bellamy questions feasibility while urging cautious reform.
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Circus Arrives as Forepaugh and Sells Bros Prepare Grounds
Ciruses Forepaugh and Sells Bros arrive in Boston with lions tigers hippos and many animals. Workers unload wagons set up tents and rings while two bands and 700 staff prepare for an 8 o clock parade through Huntington avenue Parker street Boylston to Roxbury before the grounds open.
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Two Boys Injured In Waltham Train and Street Crash
In Waltham on June 20 two boys were gravely hurt. Daniel Sullivan aged 16 of Abington jumped from a late train between Belmont and Waverly with a depressed skull fracture. Oug Steele of Weston struck a tree while riding down Charles street. doctors say he has a better chance of recovery.
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Ray to Go Rises Hearing Request for Resigning Police Chief
Milton Ray, chief of police in Revere, was asked to resign by the board but plans to seek a hearing. The move follows a political shift that restored Republicans to power and ends Milton Putney’s seventeen year tenure as superintendent, amid local dispute over schooling and board influence.
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Street brawl spurs militia call in Framingham
A drunken street fight in South Framingham between four Italian laborers and police led to Officer Bastien being critically injured and Officer Trace firing at fleeing suspects. Militia surrounded the Italian colony after arrests of three men. Bastien’s condition reported hopeless. town fears rise against Italians.
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Memorial for Henry 8 Bishop at Boston Industrial Home
The Boston Industrial Home on Davis Street and Harrison Avenue held a memorial service for Henry 8 Bishop, an employee who died Friday. Superintendent T. D. Roberts led with a solo and a eulogy, inmates and friends spoke praising his Christian qualities. Each male inmate wore a white pink in the lapel. A funeral service will be at the Clarendon Street Baptist Church before interment in Cape Breton.
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Why She Posed The Model Diatribe Over Goodwin Suit
Miss Dorothy Usner alleges defamation of character by Nat C. Goodwin over remarks about her posing as a model in Melbourne photographs. The article notes the photos as artistic studies and potential evidence in the suit, detailing Usner's background with Goodwin’s company and the photographer Barnett.
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Desolated New Haven Family Reaches New York
Mrs. Jennie Cohen and her four children, once of New Haven, Conn., were helped by police in the central office after becoming destitute. She says her husband deserted her weeks ago and was reportedly killed in a railroad accident in New York, leading to their shipment to this city with shelter and railroad tickets provided.
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Jennie Cohen
New Haven
Conn
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Dartmouth Student Harold Gilbert Drowned in Connecticut River
The body of Harold Dawes Gilbert a Dartmouth College student from Newton Highlands Massachusetts who drowned nine days ago while canoeing on the Connecticut River was found today by student watchers L Hewis and H W Clark near a log jam above Chase Island. Burial is planned in Northampton Massachusetts tomorrow.
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Two Bicyclists Fire At Highway Robber In Wilmington
Two cyclists report being fired on by a man matching the Reading robber’s description near Carter street and Main in Wilmington. One rider’s wheel was damaged, forcing a stopover at Gilchrist’s house as police seek clues about the masked assailant said to be a Negro about 5 feet 9 inches tall and 150 pounds.
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Howard Street
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Jacobites for Queen Dismiss Rumors in Jubilee Note
Alfred John Rodwaye of Roxbury writes to deny counter demonstrations during the jubilee, saying Jacobites in North America and supporters of the current throne will share in Boston festivities. He notes Jacobites will wear white rose and supporters red rose as badges of unity.
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