Dixon denounces Tammany Hall from pulpit
The Rev. Thomas Dixon Jr free speaks on June 26 about Koch and Tammany, calling the political machine a criminal conspiracy. He accuses Grand Jury officials and Parkhurst allies of bias and warns the national Democratic party to expel Tammany, comparing Tweed’s era to current corruption.
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New York
Thomas Dixon, Jr
Koch
Dixon
Supreme Court
Grant
Tammany
Tammany Hall
William M. Tweed
Bunco
Military goods catalog from G. W. Simmons & Co.
Advertisement listing flags bunting banners uniforms and regalia for military bands police and veterans. Includes belts swords caps helmets caps spurs gloves buttons canes sashes and accessories. Orders for July 4 must be placed by June 28 to ensure service.
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Degum Teleoue
Military Department
G. W. Simmons & CO
Oak Hall
Boston
North St
S. of V
Harvard Beefs Up for Yale Rivalry in New London
Harvard's varsity crew is described as faster and more muscular than Yale's, with a heavier eight and quicker stroke. The article notes Harvard's new cedar shell by Davy and Waters paper shell, placing Harvard ahead in training and readiness, while Yale fields a strong but less balanced craft. Both crews boast capable rowers and coachings, with Friday's race looming as a close test of form and finish.
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New London
Harvard
Crimson
Yale
Bob
Cook
Davy
Cambridge
Officer Roughly Beaten in Cambridge Street Fight
Officer Bernard McCaffrey of Station 2 Cambridgeport was assaulted during a route near Somerset and Andrew streets about 1 AM. He arrested Mc Cabe as several in the gang pummeled him and tore away his club before a rescue by Sergeants and officers. Frank Hines 18 Charles Lynch 22 arrested for assault John Burke 26 for refusing to assist. McCaffrey bruised and unable to report for duty.
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Bernard McCaffrey
Cambridgeport
Somerset
Andrew Streets
McCabe
Pike
Frank Hines
Charles Lynch
John Burke
McCaffrey
Salas Harassed by Hyde Park Labor Rally
London June 26 George Augustus Sala, famed writer, was jeered and pelted by a crowd after attending a meeting of the Domestic Servants Union in Hyde Park with his wife. They were pressed and torn by the mob before police rescue left Sala minus his hat and Mrs Sala in tears and clothing torn.
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London
George Augustus Sala
Domestic Servants’ Union
Hyde Park
Sala
Mrs. Sala
Weather Indications for New England and New York
Forecast for Monday predicts increasing cloudiness in New England with showers later and warmer south winds. In far eastern New York expect fair skies then afternoon or night showers, with warmer conditions in the southern portion.
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Washington
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
Thirteen Injured in Two Electric Street Cars
Eleven passengers on outward bound Heath Street line car No 2046 were seriously or mildly injured after jumping from the moving car near Worcester Street at 11 last night. Conductor R F Sawyer and Motorman R F Ridlan operated the car. Three remained in hospitals, eight sent home after medical care. A mirror incident occurred on Hanover Street with an open car.
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Old Heath Street
R. F. Sawyer
R. F. Ridlan
Tremont Street
Worcester Street
City Hospital
Wegon
Arthur Fry
Ruggles Street
New Fay
Terrace Street
MicaHard McGimuicuppy
Oregon Street
Humphreys
Pembroke Street
Kate Hoxton
Annie Horton
Endicott Street
Many McGenniug
North Margin Street
Mary McCann
Calvert Street
Mary J
Kate McCaw
Kate Horay
Bromiley Street
Hanover Street
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Thomas Dixon
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Sole Profristorse
Boylston Street
Tremont
Washington and
Pope Mfg. Co
Columbus Ave
Columbia
Quincy
Anna Lansen
Sweden
Levandal
J. F. Welch
Flaverhill
River Street
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Frank Lanza
Joseph Lanza
Atwood
Nortsi ST
Mass
Wanamakeyr
Nat
J. T. Phelps
State
Tipill
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G. H. Kelton
Harvard-Yale
Bob Cook
Hartwell
Oliver
New
York
Bow
A. F. Johnson
Norwich
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Lehighton
A. T. van Huyck
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Ralph Paine
St. Augustine
A. P. Graves
Brooklyn
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Jersey Cit
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Washington Cox
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Pckoaven
Mapa
Keane
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New Haven
J. Howland
M. Newell
Great Barrington
Uiem
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Baters
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Pulo
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G. HE. Welton
Hubbardston
F. Lyman
Max—V. Thomas
Aee Wilmington
C. H. Slade
Eo. Ee
DB Bond
Baltimore
L. Davis
MR. Sala
Pang
Worcester
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