Ald Donnelly laid to rest in funeral service
A large crowd attended the funeral of Alderman Daniel J. Donnelly at St James Church. Mayor Hibbard sent flowers and condolences, with many public figures present. Burial followed at Holy Cross Cemetery in Malden.
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Daniel J. Donnelly
St. James Church
Harrison Avenue
Mayor Hibbard
Hibbard
James Baxter
M. J. O'Connor
Father Fitzgerald
Board of Aldermen
J. J. Foley
C. P. McCaffrey
Thomas Collins
Patrick Landers
John Brickley
Daniel Griffin
Patrick Graham
John Barry
C. J. Lavis
Eagles
Order of Hibernians
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
No Room for Four Tree Rows on Commonwealth Avenue
A special report by Charles Sprague Sargent to Walter Hunnewell F G Webster and Walter Baylies critiques the Park Commission plan for four tree rows on Commonwealth Avenue. It notes many trees west of Dartmouth Street have died or become unhealthy and deforms, arguing a single species and two-row layout is unsuitable for a 100 foot wide street planting space.
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Charles Sprague Sargent
Walter F. Hunnewell
F. G. Webster
Walter C. Baylies
Commonwealth Avenue
Park Commission
Dartmouth Street
Archdiocese of Boston Golden Welcome Planned for Archbishop O'Connell
Boston Catholics prepare a major reception for Archbishop O Connell arriving aboard the White Star liner Romanic. A 25 member executive committee will greet the archbishop off Boston Light and escort him to the Charlestown wharf for a civic reception and pontifical high mass. Judge DeCourcey will deliver the welcome. The Pope blesses all in the archdiocese.
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Archbishop O'Connell
Boston
Francis A. Campbell
Boston Light
Charlestown
O'Connell
Archdiocese of
Mechanics’ Building
DeCourcey
Superior Court
Schoolhouse site bought for $28,900 on Noddle Island
The Schoolhouse Commission settles a months long fight in East Boston over selling land for a new Adams School district schoolhouse. The Kennedy Conry faction wins as the city purchases property offered by ex Congressman Joseph A Conry and ex Wire Commissioner Patrick Kennedy for 28 900 dollars.
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Schoolhouse Commission
East Boston
Adams
Noddle Island
Kennedy-Conry
Joseph A. Conry
Patrick Kennedy
Fancy Wash Vests Giveaway Ad at Gray's Clothing Corner
An advertisement notes $2 fancy wash vests priced at 59 cents at Gray's Clothing Corner located at Washington and Hanover Streets. The message claims the items are being given away by F. Gray Co. as a promotional offer.
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F. Gray Co
Washington and
Hanover
Heinze Brother Found Guilty In Copper Pool Case
Arthur P. Heinze was convicted by a United States Circuit Court jury of corruptly impeding justice by withholding United Copper Company books. Judge Ray suspended sentence until Oct 11 to pressure restoration of missing books. maximum penalty three months in jail or a $500 fine.
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New York
Arthur P. Heinze
United States Circuit Court
Administration of Justice
United Copper Company
Ray
Heinze
King Edward and the Prince in a Salad Slug Joke
A London luncheon tale from Buckingham Palace shows a prince teasing the king. The boy claims a slug was in the salad and that the king had eaten it, prompting a playful exchange about timing and propriety.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Princes of Wales
Edward
Tremendous sale of blue serge suits by F. Gray Co
Oswego blue serge suits offered at 9.90 with an 18 dollar price tag as a value guarantee. Located at Washington and Hanover, the F. Gray Company advertises a men’s fine suit sale.
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Tobias, Greenthal & Mendelson
F. Gray Co
Washington
Hanover
Protests Over Key Sale At L Street Bathhouse
Patrons at the L Street bath protest a growing trade in closet keys sold to bathers for 25 to 60 cents. Reporters observed four men offering keys. one worker paid 60 cents. Superintendent Kelly notes the practice has persisted for years and vows no easy fix as prices rise from 15 to 25 cents.
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L Street Bath
Post
Kelly
Roosevelt party OK three buffaloes shot
Naivasha June 25 report from porters returning from the Roosevelt camp says the Roosevelt expedition in the South district is well and Theodore Roosevelt has shot three buffaloes.
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Naivasha
British East Africa
South District
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Camp
John Crosby Brown Dead From Arterial Disease
John Crosby Brown head of Brown Bros. & Co. died at his West Orange New Jersey summer residence after a long illness caused by hardened arteries. He was a noted New York banker.
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New York
John Crosby Brown
Brown Bros. & Co
West Orange
N. J
Outing Suits Offered At Bargain $4.90 By F Gray Co
Bargain clothing sale by F Gray Co promises $4.90 outing suits, cheaper than rival $6 and $8 ads. Large stock in multiple colors at Washington location.
Cambridge Clergyman Ties 14 Year Old to 35 Year Old
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children seeks annulment of the marriage between Kit Tredge Russell, 35, and Marion McIntire, 14, of Cambridge. The marriage was reported to have been contracted within days by a Cambridge clergyman, prompting authorities to investigate the legality and welfare implications.
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the Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Kittredge Russell
Marion McIntire
Cambridge
Bargain Prices on 10000 Pairs at Gray Co
Fe, Gray Co in Washington and Hanover offers 10 000 pairs of clothing with three inch turn ups belt loops side straps cut peg top or medium. Describes hundreds of patterns and prices at 1 90 per pair.
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Gray Co
Washington
Hanover
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