Twenty Injured In Electric Car Overturn New Bedford
A Dartmouth & Westport Street Railway electric car with fifty passengers overturned at the foot of Smith Mills Hill in New Bedford at 2 0 p m. The car went off the track after a front wheel broke causing the rear wheels to leave the rails. The car crossed the road, toppled onto its side, and rammed a stone wall. Brakes were on but the rough road bed caused the mishap. Dozens were injured including P J Ryan Albert E Tilton Annie Cavalho Antone Cavalho Abby F Sullivan Lizzie J Nickerson Sadie B Nickerson D Remillard Mary M Bolles Emma F Bolles Ida Tripp Abram Tripp John G Taber Harry Dodge George Dodge Mrs Walter Rounseville Frank Jenkins Annie M Redding William H Webber and others.
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New Bedford
Dartmouth & Westport Street Railway Company
Smith Mills Hill
Smith Mills
Lincoln Park
P. J. Ryan
Albert E. Tilton
Annie Cavalho
Antone Cavalho
Abby F. Sullivan
Lizzie J. Nickerson
Sadie B. Nickerson
D. Remillard
Woonsocket
Mary M. Bolles
Emma F. Bolles
Ida Tripp
Abram Tripp
John G
Blackstone cigars urged by consumers in wary ad note
A reader warns against dealers claiming to sell substitute cigars after paying ten cents for a Waitt & Bond Blackstones. The notice urges customers to distrust any seller who pretends to match the product but offers inferior cigars for higher profit.
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Waitt & Bond Blackstones
Rosebery Steps Down Tendering Resignation
London news digest reports Lord Rosebery's resignation accepted by Queen Victoria. Cabinet likely to follow, with Salisbury primed for PM and Devonshire to head Foreign Office. Balfour expected as Commons leader and Chamberlain to secure next-highest cabinet post in a Unionist government. Journalists debate further appointments and party strategy.
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Queen Victoria
Lord Salisbury
Duke of Devonshire
Foreign Office
Balfour
House of Commons
Chamberlain
London
Earl of Rosebery
Treasury
Council
Windsor Castle
Daily News
Liberals
Lord Rosebery
Mr. Gladstone
William Vernon Harcourt
the Chronicle
Liberal
the Times
War Office
Michael Hicks- Beach
Exchequer
George J. Goschen
Admiralty
Leonard Henry Courtney
Board of Trade
Sailor and Wash Suits At Attractive Prices for Boys
This bright little fellow in sailor suit inspires comments on boys wear. We offer Sailor Suits and Wash Suits in flannels Sante and upwards with quality materials and patterns to please exacting mothers. Boys straw hats, a mixed lot, 25 cents each, formerly as high as 2 dollars.
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Ays
Ash
Post supply at Harvard Square sparks demand
A Cambridge reader urges the Post to pressure Kennedy Bros at Harvard Square to obtain more copies. He notes frequent sold out mornings and praises the paper’s reliable news and high reading standard, while acknowledging Newadeal dealers struggle to meet rising demand.
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Harvard Square
Post
Kennedy Bros
Cambridge
Boston
Morning Post
P. I. Curley
Donnell Street
Forecast for Monday by regions in New England
Washington dispatch reports a Maine and Massachusetts increase in cloudiness with southerly winds. New Hampshire and Vermont should see increasing clouds and cooler southerly winds. Rhode Island forecast is fair and warmer with southwesterly winds. Connecticut expected to be fair and warmer with southerly winds.
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Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Notions on books and products from a joking critic
The item recalls Abraham Lincoln’s remark about opinions on books and adds a modern jab about ad hype. It notes the danger of accepting a producer’s judgment of their own product and suggests the intelligent housekeeper tests products before forming views.
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Abraham Lincoln
Yale and Harvard Ready for Thames Race Showdown
IN FINE SHAPE Yale and Harvard pause practice to launch the harbor and sound. With the race five days away crews in top form, the Crimson showing strong improvement while Yale relies on tradition and training. Columbia freshmen not yet arrived will have one day of practice. The outcome appears a toss up between Watsons theories and Cookstroke as the Thames audience anticipates a record challenge.
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New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Thames
Columbia
Crimson
J@i
Mr. Watson
Evry
Special excursion train to Harvard Yale race from Boston
A special Boston excursion train departs Park Square at 11 55 a m Friday June 28 for New London to attend the Harvard Yale race. Return from New London at 6 45 p m or after the race. Tickets 250 each all on the special train in each direction and may be bought at Leavitt and Pierce Cambridge. Also at 3 Old State House and Park Square offices. Round trip 4 on regular trains June 27 28 return June 28 or 29.
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Park Square Station
Boston
New London
Leavitt & Pierce
Cambridge
Old State House
Nine year old girl shot by boy on Warrenton street
Nine year old Jessie Laurie riding a bicycle on Warrenton street was hit in the right leg by a discharged revolver held by Daniel Reagan, eleven, who lives nearby. The bullet wounded the fleshy part of the leg but the injury is not dangerous. She was taken to City Hospital. The boy fled after the shooting and had not returned home by midnight.
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Jessie Laurie
Warrenton Place
Warrenton Street
Daniel Reagan
New York View of Boston Society Queen Mrs Gardner
A New York World feature profiles Mrs. Jack Gardner of Boston, detailing her bohemian tastes, social influence, and high living. It chronicles her Paris portrait by Zorn, her actions in Boston society, and her far reaching eccentricities that keep the Hub in constant chatter.
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John L. Gardner
Boston
Zorn
New York
Jack’ Gardner
Gotham
New York World
Hub
Gardner
Paris
Mrs. Gardner
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Waons’ Blackstones
Waitt & Bond Black
Rosebery
Sir Frederic Pollock
Great Britain
National Liberal Federation
Standard
Willam Vernon Harcourt
Newadeal
Washington
S.S. Pierce Co
Swan
Pillsbury
Pierce
Scollay Square
Copley Square
Central Wharf
Coolidge’s Corner
Brookline
C. H. Robinson
Jack
Sandow
Paderewski
Bumstead Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Beverly
Carmencita
Harrison Avenue
Mott Street
Sargent
New England
Clayton Johns
Marion Crawford
Leeward
Hamilton Aides
Harry St John
Cal
Champion Corbett
M. Paul Bourget
Newport
Beverly Farms
de Reszke Brothers
Sears
Young Bunker
King’s Bohemian
Pats
Ave
Longw
Haverhill ’Tel
Roxbury
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