Aldermen Approve Annual Loan Bill and Home Closure
The Board of Aldermen passed the annual loan bill and voted to discontinue the Cullis Consumptives Home at Dorchester in 1900. An appropriation of $750 was approved for a South Boston Historical Society public celebration on June 29 to mark the Farragut statue dedication. The Mayor endorsed a proposed playground site between East First and East Second streets and M and O streets.
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Dorchester
South Boston
City Board Advances Playgrounds and Armory Improvements
Boston officials move to use schoolhouse yards as playgrounds when schools are out. Alderman Lee backs liquor license receipts to police budget. Armories expansion funding approved, with power for commissioners. The annual loan bill totals 1.517 million, funds allocated for parks, streets, public buildings, and sewer projects across wards.
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Lee
Dyar
Armory Commission
New General . Register
Orient Heights
Warren
North End
Fellows Street
Public Buildings Department
Commonwealth Avenue
Carlton Street
West Newton
Berwick Park
Adelaide Street
Centre Street
Dorchester
Rand Street
Roxbury
Tremont Street
Northampton Street
Roxbury Crossing
Wharf
East
Public Landing
Charlestown
D Street
Dorchester Avenue
Whitney Street
Smith
Conant
Abbotsford Street
Brooks
Cotting Street
Sewell
Nashua
Mayfield Street
North Howard Street
Western Avenue
Willard Bridge
Prentiss Place
Weld Fateh Fley Eee
Avenue
Eficit
Eee
Fifty years of Catholicism marked in Springfield parade
Springfield celebrates fifty years of Catholicism with a morning Mass in the Cathedral led by Rev Father Conaty for about a thousand. A 1:30 parade of Hampden county Catholic societies drew five thousand marchers to Hampden Park. The day closed with a fireworks display in the park as city officials observed the event.
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Springfield
Father Conaty
Hampden County
Hampden Park
Fire damages home and furniture in Revere blaze
Two small children left alone in Mrs. Mary G Little’s Malden Street house in Revere played with matches yesterday. The fire reached the second floor woodwork, prompting two alarm response. Estimated damage about 1500 dollars, 1000 on the house and the rest on Mrs Little and John Ryan’s furniture on the second floor.
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Mary G. Little
Malden Street
Revere
Storm Echoes Across Several States From Lightning
Worcester reports John N Morse Oakham dwelling struck by lightning. Fire badly burned the house but occupants escaped. New Milford Connecticut barns at Carman Hill and Gaylordsville burned with a horse killed and tools destroyed. East Hartford drug store and post office set fires. St Louis subjected to a hurricane like gale with heavy rain hail and damaged properties.
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Worcester
John N. Morse
Oakham
New Milford
Conn
Carman Hill
Gaylordsville
Hartford
Lowry
East Hartford
ST. Louis
Conspiracy suits to target railways over blacklist claims
Chicago lawyers will file suits next Wednesday for thousands against most railroad companies alleging conspiracy to blacklist former employees tied to the 1894 American Railway Union strike. About eighty men provide affidavits claiming they were barred from work after truthfully detailing their actions. A separate Vincennes case, Drummond v Evansville & Terre Haute, saw a $2500 jury verdict reversed for a new trial after the Debs era dispute.
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Chicago
Strong and
Carlisle
American Railway Union
Vincennes
Ind
Drummond
Evansville & Terre Haute Railway Company
Diploma Day At Boston Public Schools
The first graduating exercises in Boston public schools featured varied programs at Bigelow Brimmer Shurtleff and Harris schools. Graduates included James F Aiken Thomas F Brophy John P Curley plus many others listed by school, with recitations songs and debates marking the event.
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Boston
Bigelow
Brimmer
Harris School
Shurtleff
James F. ‘Aiken
Thomas IF. Brophy
John P. Curley
John W. Curley
Thomas M. Dalton
Alfred
Danforth
Charlie G. Duncanson
Edward I’. Featherston
Timothy J. Hayes
Harold H. Mendell
Robert Norris
Edgar 8. Perkins
George I. Pettengill
George A. Pierce
Everett S.C. Ruggles
William F. Sanderson
Hermon L. Sparrow
George B. Tracy
Jeannie S. Arthur
Mary
Bouguereau Unites Bouguereau Pupil Elizabeth Gardner
Paris June 22. The French master Bouguereau wed his American pupil Elizabeth Gardner of Exeter New Hampshire after a twenty year engagement delayed by Bouguereau’s mother. Gardner, an American artist, has shown regularly at the Salon and won its gold medal in 1878 as the first American woman honored.
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Paris
Bouguereau
Elizabeth Gardner
Exeter
N. H
Believes in His Wife Elopement Claim Refuted
The Somerville husband of Hattie Brock denies elopement with Edward M. Griffin. He says she left to work and is near Boston, believing the rumors will blow over. He cites a letter where she claims innocence and expresses desire to rectify the situation quietly.
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Hattie Brock
Somerville
Edward M. Griffin
Proved His Right In A Corporate Siege
For about two weeks Security Live Stock Company offices in the city were in siege as two factions claimed control. James P. Claire, elected president and general manager by policy holders, re established himself with court aid in offices he was ejected from by John F. Merrill and Dr. Maloney. They could not obtain the company books held by Claire. Postmaster Coveney ruled mail to go to the Claire faction, leaving Merrill with little standing. Claire, aided by police, retook the offices and operations resumed smoothly.
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Security Live Stock Company
James P. Claire
John F. Merrill
Maloney
Claire
Coveney
Merrill
Park Commission Wins Damages Case in West Roxbury
Park commissioners defeated A J Browne in a Superior Court trial over a takings suit for about six acres on Washington street West Roxbury. Browne sought near sixty thousand dollars. jury awarded about five thousand three hundred dollars with interest, verdict totals 5994.65.
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Metropolitan Park Commissioners
A. J. Browne
The
Commonwealth
Superior Court
Park Commissioners
Washington Street
West Roxbury
Police Board Acts on Three Patrolman Cases
The Board of Police last evening promulgated a general order on three patrolmen under trial. Officer John G. McKenzie of Division A1 was dismissed for stepping into a doorway. Patrolman John H. Lynch of Division 4 and Clarence M. Dunbar of Division 6 had cases dismissed for violations of Rule 24.
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Board of Police
John G. McKenzie
John H. Lynch
Clarence M. Dunbar
Assumption School Marks Graduation With Varied Program
The Assumption Parochial School for Boys in East Boston closed last evening after a seventeen part program. The East Boston Cadet Band and younger students performed, with salutatory by James McLaughlin and addresses on Temperance by Albert Mills. Farces and a valedictory by William Hurley followed, noting the late pastor Rev. Joseph Cassin. Diplomas were awarded to nineteen students, and several clergy attended. The school will reopen the first Tuesday in September.
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Assumption Parochial School For Boys
East Boston
Assumption School
James McLaughlin
Albert Mills
John Burns
Francis McCarthy
Dominic Keating
Thomas McGillen
John Rowan
William Marshall
James Hennessy
P. McManus
J. A. McCauly
The
Holy Redeemer Parish
Michial Clark
Sacred Heart Parish
Cambridge Latin High School Graduation Deemed a Civic Event
The Cambridge Latin High School held graduation exercises at English High School Hall with Mayor Bancroft presenting diplomas. Rev. T. F. Wright and Prof. Frank W. Taussig spoke, and students honored included valedictorian Henry H. Fox, historian Alice D. Chamberlain, poet Mabel V. Arnold, and salutatory writer Miss Kittie L. Magoun.
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Cambridge Latin High School
Bancroft
T. F. Wright
New Church Theological School
Kittie L. Magoun
Alice D. Chamberlain
Mabel V. Arnold
Henry H. Fox
Frank W. Taussig
Harvard
William L. Beardsell
Albert M. Chandler
Fred R. E. Dolan
Harry F. R. Dolan
Harold T. Dougherty
Charles E. Gilbert
John Braham Hawes
Clinton
Hebard
William L. Holt
Ashley D. Leavitt
Henry E. Marean
Albin L. Richards
Frank P. Small
Newell W. Tilton
Norman R. Willard
Gertrude M. Baker
Margaret S. Bradbury
Alice S. Browne
Mabel A. Conant
Brenda Haines
Oriana P. Hall
Florence W. James
Katherine H. James
Alice M. Kimball
Jessie A. Knowlton
Demetria Simmons
Mabel D. Watson
Juanita D. Wells
Edith B. Winslow
Grace E. Wyeth
Music School Graduates in Warm Boston Hall
A large audience at the Boston Y.M.C.A. heard the Copley Square School commencement. Eleven numbers were performed with skill. Notable solos by Louise Brooks Charlotte Parker Maud Clark and Grady. Margaret Pearson received special mention. Diplomas were presented by Professor Luther Mason to Clara Morrison Eleanor Terry Edwards Frances Earvilla Marsh.
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Boston Y. M. C. A
Copley Square School
Louise Brooks
Charlotte Parker
Frances Marsh
Chopin
Maud Clark
Hans Sitt
Grady
Raff
Margaret Pearson
Thomas W. Sturgeon
Luther Mason
Clara Morrison
Boston
Eleanor Terry Edwards
Frances Earvilla Marsh
Canisteo
N. Y
Bequests May Stand in Merrimac Will Case
Haverhill June 22 Judge Harmon in Newburyport Probate Court heard the petition to probate the will of Mrs. Julia A. Brown of Merrimac. He ruled that if no contesting heirs appear by Thursday the will stands. The will left heirs 2200 and the residue to the Old Ladies Home totaling 18000. a contest was expected but abandoned, leaving the Home likely to receive 10000.
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Haverhill
Julia A. Brown
Merrimac
Harmon
Newburyport
Old Ladies’ Home
British naturalists to sail Behring Sea on Albatross
In London on June 22 the House of Commons heard parliamentary secretary George N. Curzon state that a party of British naturalists, aboard the U S steamer Albatross, will independently inquire into Behring Sea seal herds and the impact of the regional seal fisheries regulation.
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London
House of Commons
George N. Curzon
Foreign Office
United States
Behring Sea
Curzon
Confesses to Murder in Armenian Boarding House Killing
Worcester. Bagadasan Shervonian, the alleged murderer of Mesak Der Sahigian, has made a confession claiming self-defence. He previously insisted on innocence and said the dead man’s knife, wrested during the struggle, was hidden in the suburbs and offered to locate it. Police search failed. The government theory remains that the crime occurred while Sahigian slept.
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Worcester
Bagadasan Shervonian
Mesak der Sahigian
Ded Sahigian
Dedham Court House Commission Faces Taxpayers Bill
The Dedham Court House commission, condemned by a legislative committee, seeks Norfolk county to cover legal fees defending their reputation. The four week hearing featured the top Commonwealth lawyer at a $2500 bill plus expert witnesses whose payment is also disputed. The public demands accountability for who financed the defense.
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Dedham Court House
Norfolk County
Morse
Boy Impaled on Fence After Fall From Fire Escape
A 9 year old boy Charles Rabie son of Charles T Rabie fell from a third story fire escape at 14 Nark Street Cambridge striking an iron pipe and a wooden picket fence. A picket pierced his left leg and caused a very serious wound. he was otherwise unharmed.
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Nark Street
Cambridge
Charles Rabie
Charles T. Rabie
Shipping News Mini Almanac June 23
Maritime update notes arrivals and clearances of many vessels. Listed are steamers, schooners, brigs, tugs, and barges bound for ports from Portland to Philadelphia with cargoes and towing assignments. includes sun and moon data, high water times, and notable sailings and passes.
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Deering
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Barnstable
Paine
Port Antonio
Jam
Harrisburg
Anderson
Dto
Otto
Suffolk
Newburyport
John Wise
Gyer
Green's Landing
Margery
George W. Pride
Peers
Norfolk
Fantee
Nathaniel P. Doane
Sears
Glendower
Philadelphia
Joshua Lovett
Coffin
New York
Passaic
Edgewater
Albany
Scranton
Rondout
Nevada
Iverson
Ponce
W. R
Ida L. Hull
Gabrielsen
Washington, D. C
R. & T. Hargraves
Risley
May Williams
Reed
Cora
Maggie Abbott
Lunn
Perth Amboy
H. L. Berry
Hannah
Woolwich
Lone Star
Pettigrew
Machias
Lulu W. Epps
Jordan
Ellsworth
Waterloo
Mayo
Bluehill
S. A
Weymouth
N. S
Newell B. Hawes
James Baker
Herbert M. Rogers
H. M. Whitney
Williamsport
Salem
George ’. Pride
Highland Light
George Winslow
Weehawken
Binghampton
Joel Cook
C. B. Sanford
Pequest
Tobyhanna
Canisteo
Hoboken
N. P. Doane
Lorberry
Plymouth
R. R
Kennebec
Peironars Sagamore
Sarah C. Ropes
RAILROADS Boston & Albany Time Tables and Through Service
Time tables for local and through service on the Boston and Albany line are available at all company ticket offices. Various through cars depart Boston daily to Saratoga Chicago Cincinnati Detroit St. Louis and New York with dining and sleeping facilities. nightly and Sunday schedules noted. Tickets and info from city or station ticket agents. A S Hanson, Genl Passenger Agent.
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Boston
Saratoga
Wagner
Albany
Chicago
M. GC. R
Cincinnati
Michigan Central R. R
St. Louis
Detroit
Hartford
New Haven
New York
Springfield
NEW_YORK LIMITED
Boston ¢ Y. M
Washington St
Kneeland St
A. S. Hanson
Gen’l
Central of Georgia Railway
Florida Central & Peninsular and & Alabama Railroad
NEW York & Ocean Steamship Co
New England & Savannah Steamship Co
Lewis Wharf
Philadelphia
A. Dew. Sampson
C. of Ga. Ry
A. P. Lane
Washington Et. Richardson & Barnard
Atlantic
J. P. Beckwith
G. F
P. A
New England Railroad Time Tables 1896 for Boston to New York
Local and through trains listed with departure times from Boston and key stops. Parlor cars and coaches available. tickets at 3 Old State House or Depot. J T Odell and W R Babcock signatories.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
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Needham
Highlandville
Upper Falls
Aes
Medfield
Millis
Medway
West Medway
Woonsocket
Pascoag
Ihestead
Old State House
Summer St
J. T. Odell
W. R. Babcock
Pas
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George R. Colman
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Sophie L. Leman
John R. McCarthy
Gertrude C. Macdonald
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Carrie H. Nason
William H. Nelson
Lillian H. Neilson
Lina B. Onthank
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Herman B. Parkinsocr
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M. Edgar Pitman
John A. Roach
Eva I. Solari
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Mabel E. Wainwright
Guy Wilcox
Clarence A. Wilder
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Harold W. J. McLean
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Margaret E. Amann
Nannie L. Blake
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Margaret L. Carney
Adaline R. Curtis
Agnes I. Daley
Alice M. Dilton
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Julia T. Fitzpatrick
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Clara L. Griffiths
Mary A. Hanly
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Edith M. Teaker
Ethel M. Lewis
Floria C. Lewis
Zita Fe, McLoughlin
Ellen V. McCusker
Grace A. McManus
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Helena A. O'Connor
Sarah M. O'Keefe
Margaret V. Regan
Mary KE. Sweeney
John J. Brennan
James M. Burke
Frederick M
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Edward J. Shannon
Charles E. Sheehe
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Gertrude A. J. Bagley
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Mi Bell
Alice L. Belt
Grace E. Bowles
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Clara A. M. Burke
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Katherine M. Cogan
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Capitola M. Deane
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Edith E. Downs
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Josephine W. Everbeck
Mabel G. Fuller
Jeannette A. R. Gilkie
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Mabel G. Robinson
Margaret J. A. Sharpe
Alice Taylor
Mary G. Tyler
Mary E. Welch
Alice M. Wesson
A. Louise White
Mabel R. Wilson
Anna M. Zimmerstrom
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Michael T. Brosnahan
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Jeremiah F. Palden
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Benedict McGrath
James T. Norton
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Edward Twomey
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Lillian C. Morton
Lillian M. Murray
Ethel L. Parker
Annie A. Pearson
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Catherine M., Twomey
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Agnes A. Barnet
Annabel Bent
Emma A. Brown
Elizabeth Barrett
Annie M. Conant
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Alice S. Campbell
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Frances E. Dooling
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Mary T. Hughes
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Margaret Kelley
Amy Kingston
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Mabel J. Neil
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C. Verne Hubbard
James W. Loudon
Hugh H. McDonald
David A. McBain
Edward T. McDermott
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Gertrude W. Appleton
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Evelyn L. Barrows
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Mary W. Bonython
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