Inquest Opens Over Private White Death at Hull
Hingham June 22. The inquest into Private Joseph White of Fort Warren who died June 6 near Hull began before Judge G W Ixelly. Witnesses from Fort Warren and three accessories were examined as Chief Mitchell warned of possible further arrests while Dr Spooner testified the four inch neck wound likely from a sharp instrument and the body reached the water shortly after.
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Kelly
Post
White
Fort Warren
Spooner
Gleason
Corporal Williams
Hull
Thaddeus M. Paine
Daniel McDonald
Yacht Club
P. P. Birchell
Dennia P. Higgins
James E. Fitzgerald
John J. Kennedy
Michael Devitt
H. J. Angell
J. Harrison
Daniel McGillevary
James H. Hawley
James Coan wedding at Maverick Congregational Church
Lawrence Stearns James and Harriet Haskell Coan wed at 8 last night in a decorated Maverick Congregational Church. Officiant Dr. Smith Baker praised the couple as bridesmaid Florence Adele Coan and best man Daniel Dana Jackson led a gown of ivory satin with family heirloom lace.
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Maverick Congregational Church
Lawrence Stearns James
Harriet Haskell Coan
Smith Baker
Florence Adele Coan
Daniel Dana Jackson
Newtonville
Meesrs
F. B. Forbes
Lawrence
H. C. Waterman
Hanover
Leo Walter Pickett
Roxbury
Joseph Robbins
East Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
James
Pinkham-Manning
All Saints’ Church
Centre Street
Edward Horace Pinkham
Press Cycling Club
Margaret Veronica Manning
Max H. Heim
T. C. Downing
T. P. Riley
Benjamin Tishler
F. M. Stahl
J. E. Moriarty
Mary Manning
Charles J. Manning
Daniel E. Ahern
Thomas Moylan
Charles P. Dolan
Clarke
Marcella Street
Highland Street
Boston School Board Debates Nominating Teachers Change
Last meeting of the Boston School Board discussed shifting teacher nomination from district committees to the board of supervisors. Proposals also approved Ripley natural music system, a girls high school of practical arts, and a new East Boston high school site. Health and sanitation措施 for schools were authorized with biweekly disinfection and cleaning.
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Boston School Board
Lowell
Board of Supervisors
Deamd
Girls’ High School of Practical Arts
Committee On High Schools
East
Boston
Charlestown High School
Paget
Roslindale
Longfellow
Mechanics’ Arts High School
Benjamin Tenney
Bigelow
Comins
John FE. Butler
Dearborn
John FS. Richardson
Eliot
Walter Mo
Saugus Races Open Track Meet Draws Crowds at Lin Park
The Saugus track meet opened yesterday at Lin Park with fair weather and strong attendance as spectators packed the judges stand. In pacing events Jimmy B led heat one. Dr. Wood won several heats and the final by a head over Palmetto Prince. The 2:19 trotting race sparked excitement with Frank Pierson and X. L. trading wins before X. L. captured the overall pacing race with multiple heats. The 2:15 class featured $300 purses and a lineup including Dr. Wood, Palmetto Prince, Jimmy B, X. L., Camden Girl, Paddy D, Kate McCracken, and others.
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Saugus Track
Franklin Park
Jimmy B.'s
Kelvyn
Pa'metto Prince
Dr. Wood
Palmetto Prince
Frank Pierson
Paddy D
X. L
Camden Girl
Dr. Wood, Ch. B
Mambrino Wilkes
Alice
Clipper Brooks
Riley
Setevecereesser Senss Storrs Lay
Everett
Day Howe
Stil Iia
C. Green
Kaperanza
Br. B
Brandon
Lucy Fides
Wetter Brooks
Ch. Garth
Jimmy B
B. G
Cromwell
Ue Collins
Mance Wilkes
Sally Byrague
Sprague
B. H
Prince Nutwood
Monarch, Jr
O. Houghtes Ness
Kate McCracken
B. m
Cedar—Maggie
Rideman
Tupner
Outlan
Bk. B
Mpaulet—Etiapera
Nutwood
A. Mesorent
Dad Hazes
F F. Lovett
Virginia Mat
Bins Purdy
Pusey
Hart Adams Then Sullivan the Choice for Boston Council
The piece describes Isaiah B. Allen asserting no Republican can win the Governor's Council seat this year while John H. Sullivan of East Boston is urged as Democratic nominee. Sullivan plans a vigorous campaign from Baltimore, with other hopefuls like Henry F. Naphen and Senator John Quinn in play. Allen, facing likely defeat, contemplates lecturing or leaving politics, insisting Sullivan deserves the nomination and that Boston remains a Democratic stronghold.
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Isaac B. Allen
United Democracy
Justice
John H. Sullivan
Boston
Sullivan
Allen
Councillor Allen
East Boston
Baltimore
Henry F. Naphen
South
John Quinn
Quinn
Congress
Senate
Council
Curtis
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
Thomas Hart
Melvin O. Adams
Police Chief Apprehends Two Suspects in Manhunt
Reading police chief pauses to chase down two suspects linked to a wide manhunt after a report of a hold-up. He reportedly tripped near rails during pursuit, leading to their capture and handcuffing. Officials caution the case remains under investigation.
Reading man held on car hold up tale at lockup
A colored man, William Henry Munroe of Berlin, Massachusetts, is held in Reading lockup as police verify his claim he is not the bolt carrier in the electric car robbery. He led officers on a chase before being captured near the station.
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Reading
William Henry Munroe
Berlin
Mass
Metropolitan Water Works
F. D. Merrill
Merrill
Reading Highlands
High Street
Mr. Merrill
Sylvester White
South Boston
Munroe
Clinton
Portland
Biddeford
Haverhill
Lawrence
Boston
Post
Oakdale
Rochester
N. H
Hanna Wins Control at Ohio Republican Convention
The Republican State convention opened in Toledo with Senator Hanna largely in control. General C. H. Grosvenor was named temporary chair and praised McKinley era wisdom while Hanna’s faction claimed winning majorities across districts.
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Toledo
Repulican
Hanna
C. H. Grosvenor
Grosvenor
United States of America
McKinley
United States
Democratic Party
St. Louis
Major Dick
State Committee
Kurtz
Bushnell
Freshmen Crew Ready After Day of Practice
Freshmen crews from Harvard Yale Columbia Pennsylvania and Cornell completed practice sessions along the Hudson and river up to six miles. Coach Lehmann supervised Harvard's freshmen refining starts while the varsity worked two miles up stream. Ward praised overall progress as crews held steady form and improved blade work.
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West Shore
Cook
Hudson
Harvard
Lehmann
Pennsylvania
Ward
Cornell
Make-up of the Crews
Poughkeepsie June 22 The race today is between Cook and Courtney. Harvard freshmen show a smooth Lehmann stroke but slow speed. Yale freshmen are most promising. Cornell 1900 started with enthusiasm yet weaker material than last year. Harvard not as hard a crew as 1899. The following are crew statistics.
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Poughkeepsie
Cook
Courtney
Harvard
Lehmann
Yale
Cornell 1900
Vanderbilts Yacht Races Off Glen Cove
Cornelius Vanderbilt's yacht competed in a 30 footer sweepstakes off Glen Cove. Hera won by 1 minute 9 seconds over Musme, with Veda 21 seconds behind Musme and beating Vaquero Ill by 1 second and Wa-Wa by 1 minute 44 seconds on the sixteen mile course.
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New York
Glen Cove
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Ralph N. Ellis
Hera
Vaquero Ill
Musme
Wa-Wa
Veda
Yvette Guilbert Weds Dr Max Schiller in Paris Civil Ceremony
In Paris this afternoon the civil marriage of Yvette Guilbert, famed cafe chantant artist, to Dr Max Schiller of New York was performed at the mayor’s office with no religious ceremony.
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Paris
Madamoiselle Yvette Guilbert
Cafe Chantant
Max Schiller
New York
Black Flag Protests Disrupt Dublin Jubilee Celebrations
In Dublin the jubilee events met opposition as a black flag flew over municipal buildings, an anti‑british procession formed with a coffin labeled The British Empire, and windows were smashed amid high tension. Bonfires lit the night as Royal Irish Regiment held a tattoo and crowds joined torchlight processions.
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Dublin
Ireland
London
Trinity College
Parnell
Cork
Limerick
John Daly
Royal Irish Regiment
Woman Knocked Matron Down In Chelsea Lockup
Harriet T. Newcomb a 300 pound woman was found wandering and confined at Chelsea lockup. After attempts to restrain her she broke from the blue room door and ran into the street before being recaptured and placed in a cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet T. Newcomb
Chelsea
Pallas Departures for Portland After Jubilee Ceremonies
The British cruiser Pallas left port at 6 this morning for Portland Maine to render services similar to those here. Jubilee events included sunrise dress, a 21 gun salute, a noon 60 gun salute, a 21 gun salute at sunset, and nighttime illumination. Mayor Quincy attended aboard with city officials. A luncheon at the Union Club followed for President George B Perry and Victoria Diamond Jubilee Association officers, British officials, and seven of the nine Pallas officers led by Captain Humphage.
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Boun
Portland
Quincy
Union Club
George B. Perry
Victoria Diamond Jubilee Association
Dominic E. Colnaghi
W. H. Stuart
Pallas
Humphage
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New School of Practical Arts To
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John H. Sulivan
Hart
Melvin Adams
Boston College
T. F. Brosnahan
Boston College Hall
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P. R
Henry M. Brock
Father O’brien
Leo F. J. O'Neil
John T. McElaney
Francis W. Fogarty
Arthur W. Dolan
Charles A. Finn
Edward A. Costello
John F. Madden
James A. Supple
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Jones J. Carrigan
Daniel A. Foley
Edward J. Moran
Frederick J. Allchin
David C. Coleman
Martin J. Welch
Edmund N. Daly
William D. Nugent
William B. Finnigan
Thomas B. Jameson
William J. Duffy
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Joseph C. C. O'Connell
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John P. Crotty
Edward M. Sullivan
Benjamin F. Teeling
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David G. Supple
Richard H. Splaine
Daniel J. Chapman
James B. Russell
James W. O'Hara
Joseph L. Powers
Edward F. Crowley
Dmund D. Daly
Joseph P. Cady
Eugene J. Feeley
Daniel H. Tully
George A. McLaughlin
William J. Farrell
Fulton Debating Society
Richard J. Lane
Francis J. Carney
Harvard College
Holworthy
Warren A. Reed
Ohio State
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V. i & Higginson
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N. W. Tilton
Cambridge
J. W. Glidden
New Castle
M. Brown
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J. L. Saltonstall
A. M. Roch
Philadelphia
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Chelsea Insane Woman
Amnock
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Garden Hove
American Wringer Co
Arch Street
Summer
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Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Vigorita
Sircia
Frank Cantwell
Joe Hates
Vigortes
Francesca Sireia
J. Newman & Sons
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