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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1895

Page

2

Memorial homage planned for Father Scully in Cambridgeport

The Rev Thomas Scull of St Marys of the Annunciation Cambridgeport will be honored with a Labor Day reunion marking the 20th anniversary of the opening of St Marys Parochial School. Events include a 10 am high mass, a 2 pm literary program, a formal reception, informal gathering, and dancing until midnight with committees named for invitations music program and reception.

Thomas Scull St. Mary’s of the Annunciation Church Cambridgeport St. Mary’s Parochial School Aquinas Hall Father Scully Messrs George Rosenberg Joseph J. Smith Thomas Rehill Thomas Sennott Henry Egan William J. Dwyer Julia A. Conrick Annie O’brien Julia C. Chisholm P. Mcria

Cubans Defiant After Guantanamo Visit

Capt Daniel Kemp of the Wallenda reports from Provostown on Cuban conditions and the war’s progress. He notes press censorship, widespread Spanish troop arrivals, youthful recruits, harsh treatment by officers, and scarce cash with troops subsisting on beans and water.

Provincetown Daniel Kemp Wallenda Guantanamo Cuba Island

Italian barber shoots friend in jealous West End attack

Four shots fired in Cambridge Street near Anderson Street last night left Antonio Armbliasas gravely wounded and a rival barber Cochhiara in custody. Police say motive may be Mafia pressure linked to the Cunningham murder, with witnesses indicating the shooter mistook his target for a Mafia assassin.

West End Massachusetts General Hospital Antonio C. Armbliasas Groccchino Cocchiara Cambridge Street Station 3 Anderson Cocchiara Armbliasas Western Avenue Cambridge Revolver i. Hand Wang Mafia Cunningham Milton Woods Mr. Cunningham Armblasas Armbiasas Anderson Street

Campbell Bannerman to Offer Resignation in War Cost Vote

London reports say Cabinet plans to meet to consider Campbell Bannerman's resignation over reduced war supply votes. Liberals push for a general conference on dissolving Parliament while papers split on the best path. The Times urges immediate dissolution. others urge postponement or continued ministry. All papers express support for Campbell Bannerman.

London Campbell-Bannerman House of Commons Daily News Daily Chronicle Liberal The Graphic Conservative Morning Post the Times War Office

Weavers at Hamilton Mills Defer Concessions Fight

A committee from the striking Hamilton Mills weavers with Textile Union official T. P. Cahill met Agent Quinn in Amesbury. Quinn refused concessions. The committee returned to a session at Bahan Hall and said definite action would wait until a 10 a.m. Saturday meeting.

Amesbury Hamilton Mills T. P. Cahill Textile Union Quinn Bahan Hall

Railroad men in Philmont die by own hands

In the Harlem depot office at Philmont New York on June 21 Harry Kroose a veteran of 26 years and his assistant W J Jacobi were found dead from self inflicted gunshots. Kroose was to be discharged that day and auditors were enroute to effect the transfer. The motive is unclear though Kroose is believed to have killed himself over losing his job. Jacobi’s motive remains a mystery.

Cocchiara Gallagher Station 3 Mullen Carbee Miller Ciara Cochhiara Armbliasas Armbiiiasas Brewsters, N. Y Harlem Railroad Philmont Harry Kroose W. J. Jacobi Kroose Harlem Road Jacobi

Housesmiths Strike at Sudbury Street Firm

Twenty three housesmiths employed by James Flynn at 76 Sudbury Street strike for nine hours after six to eighteen dollar weekly wages. Union says three quarters of local workers face the disputed conditions. Flynn ignores a union demand. police accused of bias toward the firm.

James Flynn Sudbury Street Flynn

City Hall Prepares for Mayor-elect Shakeup Across Departments

The article details impending reorganizations in Boston's water, building, and street departments under new leadership. It notes deputy counts, potential retirements, and reshuffles affecting Doherty, McCarthy, Nagle, Kenney, Haley, and others, with 800 water workers and dozens of building inspectors facing moves as the Election Board and other offices relocate.

Russell Boston Board of Underwriters Webber Water Department Smith McCarthy Charlestown Foss Lowell Caldwell Desmond FitzGerald City Hall William J. Welsh Western Division Eugene Sullivan Mystic Division Joseph Nagle Timothy Kenney Harry H. Kiernan Thomas Leahan Joshua Haywood J. Kelly G. Bancroft John J. Maguire Robert Kenney Thomas Lane John W. Fraser, Jr John A. Connolly Joseph P. Lomasney John Magrath James J. Kane John Haley Richard Dwight John Reagan Lawrence Furlong Messrs Haley Dwight Reagan Furlong John S. Concannon Metropolitan Water John D. Berran Cogswell Deer Island Fisher South Boston Heath Sunday Post Arthur Jelly Damrell Civil Service John Kelley George W. Griffin William Frye Henry L. Jones Nahum M. Morrison Hartford Thomas H. Slater James H. Collins John B. Fitzpatrick Matthew Walsh John J. Reagan Michael H. Hartnett William B. Bothamly Levi W. Shaw George McDonnell Homer Edgerly Abraham T. Rogers Patrick H. Costello John T. Daly Pearson Board of Registrars of Voters Board of Elections Registrars of Voters Carney and Collins Department of Elections Board of Survey Brady City Surveyor’s Department City Engineer's Department Jackson Bogan Architect’s Department Election Board Old Court House Public Institutions Department Beacon Street Tk Street Board of Survey Gang

Grand Banquet Marks Opening of Canal Laying Ceremony

At Holtenau a 1066 guest banquet followed the naval review as Emperor and German sovereigns attended. Von Hohenlohe, Sir Edward Malet, Ahmed Pasha sat among diplomats, admirals, ministers and Reichstag members. The Emperor praised peaceful progress and opened the canal locks to world traffic.

Kiel Holtenau Chancellor von Hohenlohe Edward Malet Germany Ahmed Tewfik Pasha Reichstag New York America Cleveland Carnot

Keystone Exercises at Kiel End with Keystones Layed

Keels of Kiel host a grand ceremony as the Baltic canal keystone is laid before thousands. The Kaiser in admiral's uniform taps the stone thrice after readings by Chancellor Hohenlohe and receiving a mallet from a Bavarian plenipotentiary. Salutes fire as he departs aboard the Hohenzollern and dedicates the canal to Emperor William I.

Kiel Baltic Canal Holtenau Hohenlohe Bundesrath Hohenzollern William I

Peary's Relief on the Kite in icy voyage

The Kite draws twelve feet of water and steams seven knots as Peary's relief ship in fog bound waters. Captain John Bartlett, a Newfoundlander and member of a famed seafaring family, captains the vessel while Emil Diebitsch leads the expedition amid Arctic dangers.

Bartlett John Bartlett Henry Bartlett Falcon Greenland Philadelphia St. John's Ics Emil Diebitsch

Peary auxiliary expedition members named for Greenland work

The roster includes Rollin D. Salisbury of the University of Chicago, Lewis Lindsay Dyche of Kansas, and Theodore Le Boutillier of Philadelphia Geographical Club. They will study glaciers and collect specimens for the American Museum of Natural History, with support from Peary backers and university ties.

Navy Department Diebitsch Peary State University of Wisconsin Beloit College University of Chicago University College Salisbury America National New Jersey T. C. Chamberlain Chamberlain Greenland Lewis Lindsay Dyche State University Lawrence Kan Chicago Dyche Cook Miranda Gloucester Mass Holsteinberg American Museum of Natural History Theodore le Boutillier Philadelphia Geographical Club Philadelphia Henry G. Bryant North Greenla Wian Jackson le Boutilier University of Pennsylvania Sta Rober Boutillier Homer le Boutilier Jessor Heilprin Bermuda Islands

Boiler explosion injures crew aboard San Francisco launch

A Kiel despatch reports the boiler of a launch from the American warship San Francisco exploded this morning. Two men were seriously injured and two slightly hurt. The craft, returning with revisions, was towed to the San Francisco by a German warship long boat for treatment.

London Kiel San Francisco

American Wringes Company Extension Plans Noted

The American Wringes Company proposes an extension at 13 and 15 Eee rer street, city, details show manufacturing expansion pending.

American Wringes Company City Manufac

Doctor Walsh Honored for Service in Washington

Letters praise Dr. Walsh for his early medical training, work at the Washington Asylum Hospital, and role as an inspector during the smallpox outbreak. He is noted as a member of the American Medical Association and a prolific contributor to medical journals.

Hood National Medical College Washington Asylum Washington Health Office Walsh American Medical Association of District of Columbia McKay & Dix Arctic Whale Sound Greenland Ivigtut Melville Bay St. John's Holsteinberg Dyche Godhaven Godhaven Inglefield Gulf Peary Josephine Diebitsch-Peary

Funeral of Gilman B. DuBois

Funeral services for Gilman B. DuBois were held at Trinity Church at noon with family friends and business associates present. The Rev E Winchester Donald officiated assisted by Rev W H Dewart. Pallbearers were I P Ellicott George Ripley J W Duncklee and Isaac Fenno. Interment followed at Forest Hills Cemetery.

Gilman B. DuBois Trinity Church E. Winchester Donald D. D W. H. Dewart I. P. Ellicott George Ripley J. W. Duncklee Isaac Fenno Forest Hills Cemetery

Donations to M Glenen monument fund rise

Yesterday's gifts increased the M Glenen monument fund by sixty dollars, bringing the total to sixteen hundred six. Prominent Boston residents contributed including Francis Peabody Jr and John W Corcoran each giving ten dollars along with other named donors such as Paul H Kendricken H H Mawhinney J M Galvin Thomas F Keenan J D Scudder and William Seymour.

M’glenen Monument Fund Boston Francis Peabody, Jr Paul H. Kendricken H. H. Mawhinney John W. Corcoran J. M. Galvin Thomas F. Keenan J. D Scudder William Seymour

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