Local Page Summary and Notices of the Era
On the second page items include The Toy Pistol and The Canadian future with reader letters. The third page covers Financial and Commercial, Market Reports, Court Record, Railroad Matters, Real Estate, Marriages and Deaths. Garth page lists Local Summary, Ship News, Hotel Arrivals, Meteorological Reports, Obituary.
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Garth Page
Yale Commencement Day Of Arts And Prizes
Yale held presentation and class day exercises in Battell chapel with prayers, poems, and orations by Joseph McKeen Lewis Fred Churchill Leonard and Arthur Bradford Cornwall. Prizes and fellowships were announced for Silliman Douglas Larned Berkeley Clark and more, followed by ivy planting and campus songs. Amherst and Dartmouth reports note prize awards and speeches, with Vermont medical graduates and Maine state college exhibits summarized.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Robert ©. Rogers
Buffalo
Yales
Silliman
Arthur E. Bostwick
Douglas
Edward T. McLaughlin
Larned
Frank F. Abbott
Samuel B. Piatner
Charles C. Sherman
Cobden Club
K. G. Bourne
E. H. Moore
E. J. Esselstyn
Kelsey
John A. Porter
John Wurtz
Maywood
W. Va
Amherst
Springfield
Mass
Kellogg
Amherst College
Wyde
Adams
Jacksonville
Fla
Bertram
William Claflin
Lombard, Ill
Thompson
F. W. Barker
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hutchins
James Mahoney
North Brookfield
F. W. Phelps
St. Johnsbury
Woods Improvement
C. A. Tuttle
Hadley
A. M. Murphy
Des Moines
F. D. Greene
Constantinople
B. R. Rhees
Plainfield
N. J
H. M. Herrick
Rockford, Il
J. F. Kinney
Rochester
A. R. Turner
Paris
E. A. Tucker
Attleboro
Shepard
H. A. Smith
Shelburne Falls
W. Hallock
Bloomfield
Aldis Lovell
Charlies S. Dana
Edward L. Gulick
Wilbur J. Rockwood
Lockwood
Mollins
Morse
Joseph A. DeBoer
John Wentworth
Chicago
E. A. Rollins
Philadelphia
New Hampshire College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Channdler
University of Vermont
Burlington
Samuel G. Brown
George P. Marsh
Dartmouth
W. D. Delong
Pennsylvania
A. A. Stamm
Delong
Stamm
E. L. Andrews
J. W. Pearson
E. L. Stafford
F. J. Parry
Maine State College
BanGor
State College
Orono Town Hall
Richard Gibbs Heads to Washington for Bolivia Mission
Richard Gibbs, Boston native, sails to Washington to secure sealed instructions from the secretary of state before departing for his post as minister to Bolivia. The New York classis of the Reformed Dutch church convened here with Rev. Augustus Hagen from Boston set for installation as pastor of Norfolk Street church. Gustavus Danseranes, 27, of New London, a deckhand on the fishing schooner Melody, drowned after falling overboard near Baya. body unrecovered and likely carried out to sea by tide.
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Richard Gibbs
Boston
Washington
Bolivia
New York
Augustus Hagen
Norfolk Street
Gustavus Danseranes 27
New London
Melody
Baya
Cold Wave Sweeps Curiaco Tl With Unseasonal Chill
A cold wave moved through Curiaco Tl from midnight until dusk, bringing a mean temperature around 50 degrees below the usual norm and a notable drop in warmth for the day.
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Curiaco
The Parnell Testimonial in Worcester Fund Update
Rev. J. T. Conaty, treasurer of the Parnell testimonial fund, reports receipts from June 4 to date totaling $1,351 50 in Worcester Massachusetts.
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Worcester
Mass
J. T. Conaty
Parnell
Notable Guests and Residents at Boston Area Hotels
City Clerk Goodrich and family are at the Atlantic house Nantasket beach. Ex-Gov. Long visits Berkshire hills with Hon. Byron Weston. Rev. S. J. Stewart preaches in Hartford after staying at Young's hotel. A round of travels and assignments includes Rev. Alexander McKenzie sailing for Europe July 15. Several prominent figures attend events, lectures, and gatherings across New England and New York with multiple relocations and appointments noted.
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Goodrich
Atlantic House
Nantasket Beach
Gordon Bill
Springfield
Mass
W. R. Grace
New York
Tremont House
Frank L. Crowell
Boston
Bethlehem
N. H
Long
Byron Weston
Berkshire Hills
Alexander McKenzie
D. D
Cambridge
Europe
S. J. Stewart
Bangor
Young’s Hotel
Hartford
Conn
T. R. Walgatt
Sanford Line
Plymouth Rock Steamship Company
Palmer
Dartmouth
Harvard
Ormer
R. R. Meredith
Phillips Church
South Boston
Meredith
Union Church Society
Loring
N. I. Eggleston
Williamstown
Department of Agriculture
Eggleston
Frank Hi. Pease
Parsonsfield
Frank A. Spratt
West Corinth
Robert C. Washburn
Hallowell
Tufts College
Thomas W. Lothrop
Belfast
Lizzie Mott
Milford
Charles Frost
Boston Courier
New Jersey Editorial Association
New Jersey Press
Jersey City
Newport
H. W. Beecher
J. G. Whittier
O. W. Holmes
Frederick Douglass
Gen. Sherman
G. W. Curtis
Wendell Phillips
Cleveland
Gen. Sheridan
Mark Hopkins
Fairbanks
Vermont
William M. Evarts
John Hall
Mark Twain
Hayes
James D. Dana
Horatio King
Massachusetts
A. S. Hewitt
Whitelaw Reid
W. A. Roebling
B. K. Bruce
David A. Wells
Andrew D. White
Cornell University
Edward Judson
Gath
Broadway
Channey Hall
Edward H. House
Howard Ticknor
Col. H. G. Parker
The
Saturday Gazette
House
Japan
Ticknor
Coumbus
Ohio
Howells
Henry D. Cooke
State Journal
Kilbourn suit delays and revenue district changes headlines
In Washington, the Kilbourn versus Thompson case delays as Justice Cox postpones to October after Senator Voorhees condemns a Treasury delay. The president issues an order consolidating revenue districts from 126 to 82, with Connecticut and New York undergoing major reforms and Bea ton and Albany named as centers. A detachment note reports renegade Indians being forced to a reservation. Alabama Claims judgments are listed, followed by miscellaneous items including Italy and the United States trademark protection treaty and a Boston star route bond case nolle prosequi.
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Washington
Hallet Kilbourn
John G. Thompson
Kilbourn
Congressional Committee
Cox
Circuit Court
Senator Voorhees
Brewster
Voorhees
United States
Treasury
Department of Justice
Ple
Corkhill
Internal Revenue Collection
Congress
Connecticut
Joseph Selden
Norwich
New York
Long Island
Albany
Troy
Utica
Massachusetts
Charles W. Slack
Beaton
Department of the Interior
WiLcox
A. T
San Carlos
Joslyn
Lincoln
Gen. Crook
Crook
Indian Office
Alabama
State Department
Italy
Wylie
M. F. Morris
Merrill
Albert E. Boone
Bank Burglary Strikes Woodbury Savings Bank
The Woodbury Savings Bank in Woodbury Connecticut was broken into last night. The vault was pried open and about $2,500 in cash and securities stolen. Depositors were largely farmers with small balances. The burglars used a heavy screw as a brace and cut the wire to the private treasurer’s line, causing estimated losses of around 4,000 dollars with town loss near 1,000 dollars.
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Savings Bank
Woodbury
Conn
Bridgeport
Frank Porter
Schoo House
William Wells
Hitchcock
Wynchoff
CC. H. Downes
Southbury
His Friends Admit that he is Losing Ground He Will Stick
Concord New Hampshire June 25 A small legislature gathers for a United States senator vote due noon tomorrow Anti Rollins faction expects several changes on the next ballot Rollins followers concede a probable loss of about 16 votes Rollins says he will not withdraw while he has support A conference of supporters is planned for tomorrow night to decide future action
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Concord
N. H
United States
Rollins
Yellow fever reports from Vera Cruz reach Galveston
Private advices from Vera Cruz via cable indicate deadly yellow fever has struck Vera Cruz with most initial Saturday reports confirmed by a reliable Galveston contact in constant communication.
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Galveston
Tex
Vera Cruz
Trial begins in Keith vs Shaw case in Plymouth Superior Court
Plymouth Mass June 25 The superior court opened this morning resuming from Thursday’s adjournment to hear the trial of Edward P Keith plaintiff against Addison Shaw defendant.
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Plymouth
Mass
Edward P. Keith
Addison Shaw
Henry Ward Beecher Birthday Celebration in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn Academy of Music a full house marked Rev. Henry Ward Beecher’s 70th birthday. Leaders including Mayor Low and Rev. Dr. Hall praised his life, with Beecher receiving unanimous applause, tributes from Dr. Gottheil and others, and a silver pitcher presentation from the Hebrew community.
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New York
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Henry Ward Beecher
Academy
Mayor Low
Brooklyn
Robert Collyer
L. W. Bancroft
Stewart L. Woodford
Henry W. Slocum
James Jourdan
James McLeer
Ae James Howell
Horace B. Claflin
F. B. Hutchinson
Smyth
New Hampshire
John J. Kiernan
John Foord
Andrew McLean
Beecher
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Neilson
Charles R. Hall
Hall
Wr. de
J. C. Peck
Dr. Ingersoll
Gottheil
Broadway Temple
E. D
Armitage
N. Collier
Low
City of
Beecher. When Mr. Beecher
Terrible Hall Fire in Dervio Kills 47 in Italian Town
Dark disaster report from Curragh notes a puppet theater blaze at Dervio on Lake Como. A Bengal light ignited straw and firewood. 90 spectators trapped behind a table as flames spread, 47 charred bodies found, including the showman and his wife. Separate Curragh melee ends with 17 wounded, no deaths.
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Ireland
Dublin
Curragh
Mayo
Pauper Emigrants to be Blocked at Castle Garden
New York emigration officials meet to detain paupers landed from ships Spain and Furnessia. They plan to return those proved sent by the English government. 60 families, 132 adults, 30 singles, 243 children, mostly indigent, average $250 per adult. Destinations include Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts Ohio Illinois and New Hampshire. MP John Barry visits and denounces British policy.
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New York
Castle Garden
Spain
Furnessia
Stephenson
Castle SS
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Ohio
Ilinois
New Hampshire
John Barry
Wexford
Empire State excursion to Cottage City voyage schedule
The Empire State will sail to Martha's Vineyard tomorrow Wednesday with Capt Phil Lips remaining until Friday morning to allow passengers to inspect Cottage City and fish on Thursday. A large party will join, with shore accommodations provided by local hotels at moderate rates. Tickets and state rooms should be secured without delay.
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Empire State
Martha’s Vineyard
Phillips
Cottage City
News in Brief from the era exposes many perils and political moves
Col Farinholt of Essex county Va killed in a Saturday fight with a blacksmith. Lower California prefect orders HQ move to gold diggings. J B Striker of New York drowned at Saratoga lake after likely cramp. Gov Pattison vetoes Grady insurance bill in Pennsylvania. Collision on Havana Matanzas RR injures eight, many more hurt. Despatch from City of Mexico: bond settlements with English holders resolved. Distress grows among Labrador fishing families due to gulf ice detaining spring supplies, with possible deaths. No confirmed Beirne Elam meeting. leaders far apart amid incomplete arrangements. Andrew Henry and Thomas Donegan, both about 23, in Jersey City violence. 500 spectators observe. arrest made. At Tarrytown a masked woman shoots Join McCarthy. serious leg wound. suspect unknown. Body of Charles T Goodwin found near Lake Shore freight house Cleveland. defaulter for 7000 dollars. note with Isaac Reynolds.
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Farinholt
Essex County
Lower California
New York City
Saratoga Lake
Gov. Pattison
Pennsylvania
Havana and
Matanzas
City of
Mexico
Labrador
Beirne
Elam
Virginia
Andrew Henry
Thomas Donegan
Jersey City
Tarrytown
N. Y
McCarthy
Charles T. Goodwin
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Aloag
Isaac Reynolds
Welcome the guest with Hub Punch for private spreads
A concise promotion describing Hub Punch as a valuable little treat for private gatherings. It notes availability from grocers, druggists, wine merchants, or directly from C. H. Graves & Sons in Boston.
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C. H. Graves & Sons
Boston
Floods Wreck Crops and Dwellings Across Mississippi Basin
Rivers surge from St Louis to Cairo as dikes fail and floods devastate thousands of acres of farms. Thousands of families from Louisiana to Crafton become homeless while cattle losses rise into the thousands. Kansas City reports the river higher than any year since 1881 and Yellowstone and Missouri rivers run high, with widespread dune rises noted upstream.
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Mississippi River
St. Louis
Cairo
Alton
Tll
Louisiana
Crafton
Kansas City
Bismarck
Yellowstone
Missouri
Drowning and suicides headline weekend Maine report
Denis McCormick of Prince Edward Island about 20 drowned while bathing at Fort Fairfield on Sunday. Orrin Stoddard an elderly Guilford resident killed himself Sunday morning by shooting in the mouth. A 23 year old French Canadian David also killed himself at Brunswick by blowing brains out. family knew no cause. Thieves robbed Forepangs circus targets Samuel Rechards and W Batchelder in Portland seizing $46 and small items. Other houses entered but thieves driven away. Monday night Colby sophomores debated at Main Street Church Lewiston on free trade vs protective tariff. eight students spoke. The award remains to be announced at commencement ay.
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Denis McCormick
Prince Edward’s Island
Fort Fairfield
Orrin Stoddard
Guilford
David
Brunswick
Samuel Rechards
W. ¥. Batchelder
Portland
Colby
Main Street
Lewiston
United States
George Shaw
Quincy
Shaw
Orlando Hanson
Thomas Dacey
Brookline
Charles Pinner
Salem
Thomas Cavanaugh
Montvale
Woburn
Inio
Cavanaugh
Sophia H. Cross
Bridge Street
Lynn Hospital
Nine-Physician Consultation Warns No Recovery for Dr Haynes
In Concord a nine physician consultation reports no chance of recovery for Timothy Haynes M D of Concord. Willie Kirby ten years old fell from a train on the Concord and Portsmouth railroad at Portsmouth losing an arm and ear with fatal injuries feared.
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Timothy Haynes
Concord
Willie Kirby
Concord and Portsmouth
Portsmouth
Pemigewassett
Baker’s
Lesle C. Wead
Chandler Scientific Department
Portmouth
Frederic W. Billinger
Haveril
N. H
Edward J. Hateh
Lebanon
Dover
James Glidden
Perry P. Long
Durham
Glidden
Supreme Court
Sentences in St Johnsbury County Court Pawed Out
Those convicted in the county court at St Johnsbury received sentences. Mrs Wooareau pled guilty to adultery and is sent to the house of correction for two years. Alice Day was convicted of larceny of a team and faces three years in the house of correction. H Keyser is sentenced to five years in state prison for burglary. Eugene Heath, for attempted poisoning, is sent to the reform school until age twenty one.
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St. Johnsbury
Knights Templars Visit Hyannis Lodge in Sandwich
Sutton c commandery Knights Templars of New Bedford numbering 100 with brass band visit Hyannis Lodge at Sandwich and attend a grand ball this evening returning by a special train. Burglaries in Haverhill include Mrs Jordan and Amariah Davis homes with gold watches money and rare coins stolen. Chapin will case probate. Temperance celebration planned July 4 at Lake Walden Concord featuring Talmage Swift Hamilton Potter Kate Davis Marlboro Brass. Butler tree dedication in Springfield ward 5 with David Power praising Gov Butler and remarks by Hon Mr Childs Bennington. Little's band provides music.
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Sutton c
Knights Templars of
New Bedford
Hyannis Lodge
Sandwich
William E. Jordan
J. J. Vaughn
Main Street
Haverhill
Chester W. Chapin
Hampden County
Shurtleff
Lake Walden
Concord
Y. DeWitt Talmage
D. D
John L., Swift
J. W. Hamilton
E. S. Potter
Kate Davis
Marlboro’ Brass Band
Johson
Centennial Colored Jubilee Singers
Sam Lucas
Fitchburg
Ward 5
Springfield
Benton Park
C. C. Merritt
David Power
Power
Gov. Butler
Gov
Butler
Mr. Childs
Bennington
Little
Mysterious Deaths Highlight Providence Area News
Jacob L. Allen of East Providence died after being kicked by a horse in Providence. Michael Tully was found dead under a tree in South Wickford. coroners jury finds death occurred between noon June 17 and noon June 18 from blows to the head with unknown assailant. Greenwich academy graduation events occur this week and Rev. Dr. C A Fowler spoke on the brain muscle relation to the Philognathian society.
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Jacob L. Allen
East Providence
Providence
Greenwich Academy
Philognathian Society
C. A. Fowler
Michael Tully
South Wickford
Plainville depot robbed as watchman absent
The New England railroad depot at Plainville was robbed of 360 on a Sunday night while the watchman was away. A series of crime and court items follow, including a Bridgeport arrest for theft and a blocked marriage due to a falsified family report. Trinity College prizes are listed for several students from Bethel, Hartford, Boston and Natick, with names and colleges noted. The Nettleton case in Milford and New London involves extradition in a Massachusetts conspiracy fraud matter with bail set at 10600 and a writ of habeas corpus.
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New England Railroad
Plainville
Taftville
Zariah
Mark Uhl
Edward Worrall
Bridgeport
Canaan
Worrall
Leesgran
Trinity College
William Short
Bethel
Robert T. Reineman
Allegheny City
Penn
Richard E. Burton
Hartford
Arthur H. Wright
Boston
Crutewell
Henry R. Neely
Chicago
Chauvenet
George E. Beech
Natick
Mass
Sanford
Superior Court
New Haven
Harvey S. Nettleton
Massachusetts
Nettleton
Davis
Milford
Conn
Gov. Waller
New London
Clarke
Callender's Musical Festival at Oakland Gardens Delights Crowds
Entertainment notes from Oakland gardens highlight Callender's Consolidated minstrels with Billy Kersands as a crowd favorite. Bayrum's Circus debuts with tumbling and a bareback act. The Picaninnies and Hyers sisters impress, while Sam Lucas's recitations falter. De Old Plantation provides a humorous interlude on the lawn. News of Mascot's rising popularity and manager Eugene Tompkins returning from Europe frame a busy entertainment scene.
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Callender
Oakland Gardens
Consolidated Minstrels
Billy Kersands
Hyers Sisters
Messrs
Brown
King
Bob Mack
Kersands
Hawkins
Bowen
Tewksbury Denials Highlight Governor Witnesses Inquest
In a tense Tewksbury hearing Capt. Marsh testified about treatment in the insane building and the disposal of bodies. He said no records were kept and discussed delivery of bodies by his son Thomas and earlier doctors. Dudley’s discharge followed concerns over duties, while other residents and incidents at the alms house drew cross-examination and local reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewksbury
Brown
Capt. Marsh
Dudley
Barron
Thomas
Ean
Commonwealth
Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Wakefield
Aetggow
Wheelwright
Ines
Exeter
Davis
Atwood
Boston
Harvard Medical School
Marsh
Fires in Boston area cause widespread damage and rescues
A Boston fire alarm list details large fires in multiple streets. The main blaze at 365 Washington street damaged upper floors and a rear attic, with several tenants suffering water damage while others lost property. the building owner plans demolition for a newer structure. Additional small fires in Boston Highlands and Cambridge caused minor damage and rescues by firefighters and neighbors.
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Griffin
Washington Street
Old South Church
School
Tremont Streets
Protective Department
Morse
Bigelow
George Martin
Norfolk Avenue
Boston Highlands
Charlestown
Hoosac Tunnel
Cambridge
Mattres
Cornelius White
Cambridge Street
Webster Avenue
Cove Street
Richard Burke
Rebecca Connors
Boston Public Schools Graduating Exercises Across Several Schools
Graduations were held this week as Boston public schools close for summer. The Prince, Harvard, Dearborn, Rice, Hillside, and Luther N. Bell Grammar and other schools presented lists of graduates including Clara R. Anthony, Margaret Alcorn, Florinda J. Carver, and many others, with ceremonies timed from 10 A M to 4 30 P M and a large audience in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince School
Clara R. Anthony
Emma F. Baxter
Alice F. Brown
Edith B. Brown
Annie M. Colby
Frances G. Crosby
Mabel L. Durgin -Marginia Fisher
Ruby E. Gurney
Grace A. Holman
Laura W. Whittier
Mary Woodberry
Constance Morse
Charlies E. Bacon, Jr
Hayden G. Bailey
Samuel R. Bell
George F.brown
Benjamin H. Codman
Frank D. Chester
George A. Dill
Mary L. Pecker
Jennie D. Robinson
May B. Stoddard
Maude W. Stowell
Helen van
Grace {. Chandler
Fannie L. Chapin
Eleanor J. Denvir
May Fisher
Kate C. Fitzgerald
Michael J. Brett
Albert E. Busteed
Karry E. Cormier
Michael F. Crowley
Percys. Davis
Bernard A. Doherty
Thomas M. Gillooly
Thomas F. Griffin
Richard A. Harrington
Luella M. Goodwin
Calvin A. Johnston
Nora F. Gillooly
Charles A. Stevens
Irving H. Trask
Frank G. Upton
Clarence T. Weaver
Rice School
George H. Bacon
Berthold Krickebusch
Walter H. Baldwin
Leonard Kimball
Arthur E. Burr
George L. Libbey
Ralph G. Brown
William H. Morse
Harry N. Brackett
James E. Morse
George E Chester
James J. Murphy
Williams O. Cochrane
Fred C. Moody
Ulysses
Davis
James D. O’brien
William W. Downs
John A. O’sullivan
Frank T. J. Dodge
Alfred D. Peck
Timothy J. Driscoll
Charles E. Phillips
John L. Gridler
Arthur T. Reed
W.herbert Gates
Dexter M. Smith
Charles Hayden
Thomas P. Sullivan
Frederick W. Harley
Patrick S. Sullivan
Edwin F. Hathaway
Harry B. Thatcher
Sam M. Harmon
Ralph E. Thomas
Moses Hecht
Harry W. Wood
Frederick W. Heaney
George E. Young
Harry H. Hawksworth
Hillside School
West Roxbury High School
Florence Lydia Browne
Lia Bryden
Gertrude Augusta Bullock
Marion Lida Chamberlain
Alice Parker Crispin
Mary Pierpont Crosby
Maria Louise Cumings
Sadie ‘Tina Curtis
Mary Holden Cadman
Grace Elizabeth Dearborn
Anna Allen Dickson
Bertha Christina Gunn
Sophia Ee Hayden
Maude McLellan Isley
Helen Francis Meehan
Addie Louisa Mosman
Mary Agnes Murphy
Carrie Emile Nolte
Grace Hayden Odiorne
Fannie Blanch Archway
Emma Lavinia Pierce
Emily Isxhbel Poole
Amelia Louise Sharp
Mary Norris Sherburne
Maria Bass Smith
Mary Adelaide Stedman
Delia Toole
Mary Elizabeth Tucker
Laura Mitchell Vaughan
Sarah Walker
Jennie Wilder Wallace
Mary Charlotte Wilder
Mabel Eunice Woodworth
Luther N. Bell Grammar School
Henrys. Bacon
Lorenzo P. Benet
Edith L. Boydes
Mary £. Bradley
Fred N. Condit
Susie I. Evans
Ella M. Everton
Walter L. Fuller
Susie Farrington
Leona G. Fellows
Herbert Fisher
Theo. P. Grant
James Fl. Harney
Fred W.fredeman
Arthur ©. Holt
Charles L. Jones
Alice Kenney
Fred W. Kerr
Nellie F. Keefe
Levi. H. Lincoln
Bessie G. Marshall
Edith L. Munroe
Mary F. Mann
William H. McClusky
Marian G.mclean
James H. Murphy
Jennie B
Incidents Reported From City Neighborhoods
Break in at 152 West Canton street yields $400 in jewelry stolen. Philadelphia man loses $125 to a young stranger in a Charles street saloon. A worker at Wilcox Hat Mfg on Boylston square injured by a shafting. David Lighthead, 26, trapped under a draw at Federal street bridge and badly crushed, arm may require amputation. Junk dealer McCornelius Sweeney arrested for larceny of 400 pounds of wool from Eta mills Watertown. John Kelley, 14, Cambridge, buys wool from Sweeney. Halli & Co cracker factory worker loses a left hand digit. amputated. Walter M. Burke, 29, falls from a B and M freight train, jaw fractured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murray
West
Canton Street
Patrick McGonagle
Philadelphia
Charles Street
Jacob Allenheimer
Wilcox Hat Manufacturing Company
Bboylston Square
David Lighthead
Middle Street
Federal Street
Fort Point Channel
City Hospital
McCornelius Sweeney
Sixth Division
Eta
Watertown
Roxbury
John Kelley
Elm Street
Cambridge
Thurston
Halli & Co
Board of Aldermen Discuss Elections and Improvements in South Boston
The South Boston board meets to remove election officers and appoint new warden and deputy. Petitions seek poles on Border street and Medford street, sewer extensions on Gilbert and Ward streets, Arch street pavement replacement, and Ward street public way designation. Several reports, licenses, and budget actions are approved or referred, including school buildings and street grading plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Eungine
Chairlestown
Board of Aldermen
O’brien
Timothy J. Donahoe
Dennis Dwyer
Michael F. J. Cassidy
William F. Fleming
Suburban Telephone Company
Border Street
Boston
Brush Electric Light Company
Medford Street
Harrison Avenue
Owen Nawn
Gilbert Street
B.F. Parker
Columbia Street
Patrick Horan
Ward Street
Henry C. Hunt & Co
Arch Street
Adams academy closing exercises at Quincy today
Under Fitchburg railroad auspices the Fourth of July gathering at Walden Lake grove features Rev. T. Ve Witt Talmage D D at 4 45 PM Gen John L Swift Rev J W Hamilton and E S Potter with Kate Davis the celebrated reader delivering selections Marlboro brass band and Jonson's Centennial Colored Jubilee Singers provide music Sam Lucas the colored comedian gives a speech What Shall We do With Our Girls The event marks Adams academy closing exercises at the school house Quincy at 10 45 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Academy
Quincy
Fitchburg Railroad
Walden Lake Grove
T. Ve Witt Talmage
D. D
John L. Swift
J. W. Hamilton
Potteriss
Kate Davis
Marlboro Brass Band
Jonson
Centennial Colored Jubilee Singers
Sam Lucas
McGeoch firm in receivership shows $6M liabilities
Chicago June 25 Receiver Beasley of the broken firm McGeoch Everingham Co estimates liabilities at 6,000,000 dollars with assets not exceeding 50,000 dollars. The statement outlines the scale of the collapse and highlights the vast gap between debts and recoverable assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Beasley
McGeoch, Everingham & Co
Senate Rejects Drag Net Committee in Party Line Vote
The Senate refused to appoint the drag net special investigating committee by a 21 to 0 vote with four pairs. Debate over the minority report and its parliamentary language followed as President Crocker limited discussion to an hour. The joint plan to prorogue the legislature and the request to delay adjournment were also acted on or postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Morray
McGeortie
Suffolk
Judiciary Committee
Dragnet Committee
Lor ®Ig
McGeough
Loring
Galvin
Crocker
Haile
Baldwin
Sayward
House
Council
Tewksbury
Legislative actions move through House and Senate
The House passes the Lowell Young Men’s Christian Association real and personal estate bill for engrossment in concurrence with the Senate. Senate amendments to Pauy Vose and payment to public administrations resolve are concurred in. The American exposition resolve advances with 12th joint rule suspension. Reconsideration of Walter Shanly’s resolve fails. Bridgewater North School Sewage amendment recedes. Hoosac Tunnel fate referred to next General Court. Potter widow salary mileage granted. funeral resolutions adopted.
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Bostons Beat Philadelphias Seventh Time in New Game
The Bostons defeated the Philadelphias for the seventh time in yesterday's bat ting contest. Whitney hit a homer, Morrill and Wise added power, and Boston built a large lead early, though Philadelphia fought back with a late rally. Unnamed errors and Decker's umpiring decisions drew comment as the day wrapped with notes on other games and local notices.
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Resolutions Adopted By the Massachusetts Railway Employes
A Boston meeting of the Massachusetts Railway Employes' Association passed resolutions thanking Governor Butler and the railroad committee, counsel, press, and managers for securing repeal of the 1853 law leaving employee examinations to railroad officers discretion. The secretary is to send copies to Butler, counsel, committee members, managers, and railway associations in the US and Canada.
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Investigation on Heywood death in Fitchburg railroad probe
Superintendent Adams and officials examine the Waltham death of Mr. L. Heywood on Saturday and report that Heywood met his end under investigation.
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