Boston Delegates Explain Home Rule Rejection in Dublin
Boston delegates Thomas B. Fitzpatrick John O Callaghan and Dr P J Timmins spoke at a welcome banquet in Faneuil Hall recounting why the Dublin convention rejected the home rule bill. They argued the Irish Council bill offered only a partial measure and fell short of true autonomy.
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Boston
Dublin
Faneuil Hall
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
John O'Callaghan
P. J. Timmins
Ireland
Old Hall
Banquet Attendees Include City Officials and Irish Leaders
The gathering featured Mayor Fitzgerald and multiple Irish Society leaders led by Patrick Ford editor of the Irish World, Austin Ford editor of the Free man's Journal, and John Keenan of the Charitable Irish Society. District Attorney Moran arrived to applause while several officials and guests including James A. Gallivan and W. T. A. Fitzgerald attended. A letter from Governor Guild, read by Christopher Fitzgerald, expressed regrets about absence for the Duke of Abruzzi visit.
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Mayor Fitzgerald
Charles W. Bartlett
Patrick Ford
The
Irish World
Austin Ford
Freeman’s Journal
John Keenan
Charitable Irish Society
Patrick J. Lyons
Carney Hospital
Albert B. Shields
Episcopal Church of the Redeemer of
South Boston
Christopher J. Fitzgerald
Central Council
United Irish League
John
Banquet Honors Duke of Abruzzi at Massachusetts Dinner
The Duke Luigi di Savoia degli Abruzzi was honored at a New Algonquin Club banquet in Massachusetts. Governor Guild and officials toasted the guest, celebrating Italian American fellowship with flags and red white green decor. The Governor announced heartfelt greetings from all American life sectors and the duke thanked the people. Three cheers followed for Harvard's victory at Soldiers Field.
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Duke Luigi di
Commonwealth
Italy
Commerce
Massachusetts
Atlantic
Soldiers Field
Cleveland Condition Improves Amid Health Reports
Princeton New Jersey June 20 Grover Cleveland's condition tonight is described as much improved It was denied that a dangerous operation was performed to remove a malignant growth Dr Carnochan would not confirm or deny the report but other physicians say a slight operation may have been done
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Carnochan
Cole Bill Aims to Bar Cross Ownership in Railroads
Gov and House Speaker back a bill forbidding stock ownership between railroad companies. The measure bans minority control of Boston and Maine and seeks to protect service and rates. It allows switching connections and lets railroad commissioners report merger actions to the Legislature after hearings. Penalty set at 10000 dollars for violations.
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Boston & Maine
Cole bill settles merger row and unites lawmakers
The Legislature adopts the Cole bill with amendments reflecting Governor Guild and Faxon Feiker input. Lodge and Crane reconcile and back the measure as a party united effort, with rapid readings planned to push it through the House and toward a possible prologue adjournment by week’s end.
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United States
Lodge
Crane
Governor Guild
Cole
Beacon Hill
Railroad Committee
Malone
House
Post
State House
Faxon
Senator Lodge
Senator Crane
Mr. Lodge
Committee On Railroads
Senate
Wittum
Mahoney and Feiker
Vahey
Hayes
Guptill Baby Dies of Burns After Matches Incident
Blanche Guptill age 4 died after more than 30 hours of suffering at Relief Hospital following burns from playing with matches at home Wednesday. Her mother, burned trying to save her, stayed by the cot through the end as doctors and nurses witnessed a profoundly tragic scene.
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Blanche Guptill
Relief Hospital
Women With Young Children Seek Nourishment Aid
Fragmentary notice urges women with young children to obtain nourishment from fr. John's Medicine. The brief mentions nourishment and health support for mothers and infants.
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Fr. John’s
Vength
Edinboro Street Race Riot Leaves 15 Injured
Fifteen people were wounded last night in a race riot between Turks and Armenians on Edinboro Street. Two victims were hospitalized. police arrived with 15 officers led by Sergeant Bannister and detained two of the most active participants at Station 4.
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Edinboro Street
Bannister
Police intervene as clashes injure 15 in street fight
After police arrived both sides broke ground and fought. Abdella Patana, 27, of 6 Oliver Place, and Nagebba John, a woman of 17 Edinboro Street, were hospitalized with scalp wounds and a facial cut. Washan Habbab, 22, of 17 Edinboro Street, arrested for assault. Extra police posted overnight with more arrests expected today.
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Abdella Patana
Oliver Place
Nagebba John
Edinboro Street
Washan Habbab
Patana
Two Canadian Horses Seized Over Fraudulent Invoice Claim
Two imported Canadian horses owned by Charles Rice of Beverly Farms were seized by customs officials on charges that the animals were brought in under a fraudulent invoice.
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Charles Rice
Beverly Farms
Professor Stabs a Student at Cheshire Academy
Talbot Freeman aged 17 from Medfield Massachusetts was stabbed twice by Professor Travers J Edmonds of the Cheshire Episcopal Academy staff. One wound was on the back near the shoulder and another above the thigh. Freeman fainted and was treated at the academy hospital by Dr Dennison.
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Cheshire, Conn
Talbot Freeman
Medfield
Mass
Cheshire Episcopal Academy
Travers J. Edmonds
The
Academy Hospital
Dennison
Student assault at academy parade leads to arrest and flight
A parade bonfire at the academy sparked rough play among students. Edmonds punched Freeman, who cried I am stabbed as blood stained his sweater. Edmonds, a Yale graduate 1906, fled town after threats. he was released while Edmonds faced no charges as the father chose not to press. Freeman was confined overnight. Sheriff Dailey stood guard.
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Dennison
Edmonds
Walter Dailey
Academy
Freeman
Lebanon
Yale
Poisoned by Brown Tail and athlete liniment claim
A Boston note reports Thomas Grey of 22 South Market Street found relief from itching after using X Zalia. An expert testimony from Prof Conroy, a renowned athlete and swimmer, claims athletes feel no muscle strain when using Minard's Liniment.
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Thomas Grey
South Market Street
Boston
Conroy
Minard
Three Die From Humidity At Adams House
Representative Darwin E. Lyman 61 of Cummington died at Adams House. William C. Cummings 75 of Dorchester and Charles Johnson 42 of Medford Court died in their rooms amid humidity conditions.
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Darwin E. Lyman
Cummington
Adams House
William C. Cummings
Englewood Street
Dorchester
Charles Johnson
Medford Court
Iron worker falls from elevated structure in West Roxbury
Patrick Scanlan 29 of Bos ton street South Boston an iron worker is overcome and fell from a new elevated structure in West Roxbury and probably will die. Others listed include John H Wheeler 32 Walter Martineau 26 John Bacon 23 Gustavo Salva 43 and John Lane 25 with various streets in Boston.
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Patrick Scanlan
Boston Street
Boston
West Roxbury
John H. Wheeler
Canton Street
Walter Martineau
Follen Street
Back Bay
John Bacon
Court Street
Gustavo Salva
South Street
John Lane
Bowdoin Square
Humidity Heat Claims Three Lives in Searing Weather
Severe humidity reaching 92 percent and heat hitting 76 degrees produced an apparent feel-like temperature near 100. The extreme conditions caused three deaths and affected several others, according to early reports.
Weather Forecast For Boston And New England
Forecast shows Friday in Boston and vicinity partly cloudy with possible local showers. Saturday partly cloudy with northwest warmth and fresh southwest winds. Washington reports for New England call for thunder showers Friday, warmer in northwest portions, then Saturday fair.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
15 000 See Battle On Diamond
Harvard and Yale battle on the baseball diamond with a high attendance of 15 000. The score by innings and complete line scores are listed, with Hartford Currier and other pitchers credited and Umpire Smith calling the game.
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R. H. Harvard
Yale
Hartford
Currier
van Wieck
Jones
Smith
Harvard Yale Ball Game Recalled In Enthusiastic Cambridge Day
Yesterday's Harvard Yale contest at Cambridge drew about fifteen thousand fans in a high spirited showing. Charlie Leonard led Harvard with three hits and strong defense while Tad Jones starred for Yale with two hits and the lone Yale run. Dexter of Harvard made a key double play, Chapin of Yale muffed two flies allowing Harvard to score, and the crowd left hopeful for a rematch at New Haven on June 26.
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Soldiers Field
Harvard
Charney Leonard
Pounds
Dexter
Cambridge
Yale
Charlie Leonard
Tad Jones
Heaught
Dana
Captain Dexter
Camp
Jones
Chapin
Hanvvard
New Haven
Crimson beats Yale 2 to 1 in 10 innings at Soldier Field
Harvard defeated Yale 2 to 1 after a 10 inning battle on Soldiers Field with 15 000 fans cheering. Yale led 1 0 in the eighth before Van Vieck pitched to keep the score tied until Harvard pushed across two runs.
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Yale
Soldiers Field
Cambridge
New Haven
Coueges
van Vieck
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