Walter Besant Plans American Tour and Copyright Fight
Walter Besant and Dr. Sprigg visit Cambridge and Harvard sights as delegates from the Society of Authors. Besant discusses international copyright, Kipling’s work, and his Ramblers club, while planning stops from Concord to Brattleboro and a hoped trip to Kipling.
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London Lancet
America
Society of Authors
Longfellow
Cambridge
Irving
Catskills
Harvard College
Harvard
Yale
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Fay House
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Girton
Miss Fawcett
England
New England
Chicago
Hawthorne
Holmes
Hudson
Oaks
Canada
Kipling
Concord
Salem
Plymouth
New Haven
Lynn
Nahant
Rudyard Kipling
Brattleboro
London
East End
East
London Drapers’ Association
Ramblers
Walter Besant
Authors’ Society
Congress
Brander Matthews
German Socialists Riot After Second Ballots
In Mannheim and other cities Socialist demonstrators clashed with police as second ballots were counted. Social Democrats resisted dispersal orders and fired on officers, prompting mounted police to charge. Dozens wounded or arrested. no fatalities reported. Similar unrest occurred in Schwetzingen Weinheim and Neu Ot.
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Berlin
Mannheim
Schwetzingen
Weinheim
Neu Oe
Dentists Banquet Highlights Harvard Dental School Group
The Harvard Dental School Association held its 22nd annual banquet at the Thorndike with about seventy five attendees led by President George H. Ames. Guests included Lt Governor Wolcott and Dr L D Shepard founder, while funds for a new building neared twenty thousand dollars from alumni and outsiders.
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Harvard Dental School Association
Thorndike
George H. Ames
Providence
R. I
Wolcott
B. E. Cotting
J. Collins Warren
L. D. Shepard
Frederick C. Shattuck
New Hampshire
Association
Chicago
Martin Brimmer
A. A. Pope
E. A. Horton
Daniel §. Ford
H. H. Sprague
Dental School
English Dental Association
Vergil C. Pond
H. L. Upham
W. E. Page
Boston College Juniors Stage Notable Exhibition
Crowded hall hosts annual junior exhibition with orchestra under Charles E. McLaughlin. Performances include The Ride of Phaethon from Metamorphoses, an ode to the Pope by St Celia Society, and a Lowell recitation. A four language discussion on the frogs and Jupiter amazes all. Thomas F. Sullivan and St Cecelia Society close with The Lost Chord.
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Boston College
Charles E. McLaughlin
David
Phaethon
Messrs. McCluskey
Stinson
Moore
Messrs. Lawless
Ullivan
Dolaher
Harrington
Thomas F. Sullivan
St. Cecelia Society
Farragut Celebration Plans Include $1000 City Grant
Twenty members of the citizens committee met at Bethesda Hall to hear sub committees report. Alderman Flood announced an extra city appropriation of 1000 dollars to entertain the Naval Brigade of 550 men Enterprise boys and crews from Russian and American ships. New features were promised as organizers push for a grand event.
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Citizens’ Committee
Bethesda Hall
Alderman Flood
Naval Brigade
Enterprise Boys
Last Newhall descendant Samuel P Newhall dies at home
Samuel P Newhall, sole remaining descendant of the old Newhall family, died yesterday at his Walnut Street home. Born January 30, 1829, at Nahant and West Baltimore, he was part of Lynn’s early settler lineage. He married in 1864. no children. four cousins survive.
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Newhall
Bassett Streets
S.P. Newhall
Lynn
Stephen Oliver Dies at 74 in Lynn After Paralysis
Stephen Oliver aged 74 died at his home 84 Ocean street after a paralysis attack. Once Lynn's leading shoe manufacturer, he retired in 1860. He learned shoemaking after common schooling. his factory stood at South Common and Shepard streets. He leaves a widow and two daughters.
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Lynn
Stephen Oliver
Ocean Street
South Common
Shepard Streets
Stephen Church
Viking ship sets sail for Chicago with Harvard Yale MIT crew
The Viking ship and crew plus twelve college oarsmen depart New York for Chicago with planned stops via Hudson Albany Buffalo Cleveland and Detroit. The voyage by river lake boat aims to reach Chicago in thirteen days as spectators view the vessel on the North River. The oarsmen from Harvard Yale and MIT join the Norse crew for the journey to the World's Fair.
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Chicago
Navy Yard
Hudson
Albany
Andersen
Buffalo
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Detroit
Great Western Lake Transportation Company
Lake Huron
Lake Michigan
North River
Twenty-fifth Street
Mate Gundersen
Harvard
Yale
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Victorian tragedy as Victoria sinks amid whirlpool and fire
Report recounts the Victoria's rapid sinking after a maelstrom and boiler explosion in the Mediterranean. Sailors fought in the vortex and scalding waters as the ship vanished, with 360 lost and 287 saved. Admiral Tryon stayed on the bridge as rain began, while marines closed compartments to save others. The Queen replies to President Cleveland and Parliament questions follow on the extent of the disaster and the fate of Sans Pareil.
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Victoria
Jellicoe
Admiral Tryon
United States
Cleveland
Mediterranean
House of Commons
Admiralty
Tripol
F. W. Isaacson
Sanspareil
The
Trial Planned for Rear Admiral Markham After Fleet Collision
London dispatch reports Rear Admiral Albert H. Markham will face court-martial at Portsmouth for the Victoria disaster. Admiral the Earl of Clanwilliam will preside. Markham led maneuvers aboard Camperdown when the collision occurred. Survivors departed Tripoli for Malta aboard Edgar and Phaeton.
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London
Albert H. Markham
George Tryon
Portsmouth
Earl of Clanwilliam
Lord Gilford
Leutenant
Markham
Trafalgar
Edgar
Phaeton
Cleveland
Weather forecast for New England states showers and warming trends
Forecast issued for Tuesday calls for Maine showers with easterly winds. New Hampshire and Vermont may see showers with slight warming and variable winds. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut expect showers with warmer conditions especially in the west, easterly to northerly winds. Eastern New York will have morning showers followed by likely fair skies and warmer temperatures.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Public reaction on Borden case voiced by Rev Gammons
The Rev J G Gammons of Brayton M E Church Globe Village said the verdict did not end public opinion or acquit the accused He called the judge s exclusion of prosecution testimony unfair and noted the public still sees the trial as unfair He praised police officials and District Attorney Knowlton for doing their duty and dismissed attacks on them
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Fall River
J. G. Gammons
Brayton M. E
Globe Village
Borden
Miss Borden
Knowlton
Parkinson Dies by Own Action in Fall River
Fall River on June 26 reports 68 year old Joseph O Parkinson, a widower, committed suicide by drinking carbolic acid after months of threats. Several children survive him. grief over his wife's death is cited as probable cause.
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Fall River
Joseph O. Parkinson
Washington Park Races Result Headlines Chicago
Races at Washington Park concluded with Hi Henry winning the four furlongs race and Shadow taking the one mile event. Orme won the mile and a furlong, The Sculptor captured one mile and sixteenth, and Peasacre led the six furlongs with Sunshine Whiskey in second.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Hi Henry
la Belle
Rapatap
Shadow
Waren
Revolver
Orme
J. Blackburn
the Sculptor
Medway
Elmo
Peasacre
Sunshine Whiskey
Salvation
Freshleigh and Wiseleigh Gossip on Rash Leigh Union
Vogue notes Freshleigh and Wiseleigh discussing Rashleigh's marriage to a socially obscure woman. They speculate the bride may be a Miss Thompson or Tompkins and call the match a mesalliance.
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Rashleigh
Wiseleigh
Miss Thompson
Tompkins
Vogue
Alibi Question in Case Puts Prisoner on Fifth Avenue Stage
State's Attorney presses for location between 10 p m and midnight. Prisoner claims he was hastening from Twenty-ninth to Thirtieth Street on a Fifth Avenue stage, presenting a strong alibi in Vogue style.
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Thirtieth Street
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American Wringer Co. Promotes Wringers and Sweepers
The American Wringer Co located at 13 and 15 Broadway extension sells wringers and sweepers and manufactures mangles and carpet sweepers. They repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers and handle orders by mail promptly.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
M'Leod on Deck Plans for New England Line
A. A. McLeod arrived in Boston after inspecting the main line of the New York & New England railroad with General Traffic Manager Randolph and other officials. He travels with his wife who will join him in Beverly Farms for the summer as he attends a directors’ meeting and later inspects the Norwich & Worcester line. He continues to study track mileage freight traffic and passenger service for the railroad’s management.
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A.A. McLeod
Boston
New York & New England Railroad
Randolph
New England Road
Mr. McLeod
Hopewell Junction
McLeod
Beverly Farms
New York & New England
Norwich & Worcester
Neighborhood Tennis Opens With Hobart and Hovey Dominance
Opening day of the Neighborhood tennis tournament drew small crowds but featured standout play by Hobart and Hovey. Hobart defeated Wrenn and Chace, while Hovey beat Larned and Wrenn, with Chace routed in thirty three minutes. Tomorrow at 10 o clock Hobart and Hovey are slated to face each other in a highly anticipated match.
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Hovey
Wrenn
Larned
Chace
Napier Defeats Burns In Pro Boxing Bout at Roby
In Roby Indiana the Columbian Athletic Club hosted two boxing bouts. Hugh Napier of Australia defeated Bobby Burns of Providence in a 122 pound purse clash after a hard four round, then Napier wore Burns down by the eighth round. Maher beat Flood for 1200 dollars, Flood knocked out and unconscious for five minutes.
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Maher
Flood
Burns
Napier
Bobby
Brother and Sister Recall Old Shirt on Shore
A verse recalls siblings sitting by the shore where the sister questions a shirt she never saw before. The brother responds that memory may fail and that the garment is the very shirt she wore last year, implying a shared past and mistaken recollection.
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Scott
A Curious Fact About Vanaderlein
A cryptic exchange notes Vanaderlein as a notable anomaly tied to the last set in Philadelphia, with a nod to Vogue. The dialogue hints at a distinctive trait or status within an urban cultural scene. The source presents a brief, enigmatic snippet without broader context.
City approves 3.65 million loan for public works
The Boston Aldermen received a $3,649,500 loan bill with bonds at 4 percent maturing in 1913. The committee outlined urgent city needs including hospitals, firehouses, libraries, schools, public buildings, and street improvements totaling about $680,000, with a remaining reserve fund of $19,500. The bill was set for 6 p.m. next Thursday.
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Board of Aldermen
Alderman Flood
City Hospital
Warren Square
BNE
Susie Gwe Arie
Eighth Street
Newheadhouse
South Ferry
Hiomucnt Pominos
East Boston
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Dorchester Bay
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Dorchester Street
Ies Y Komieds
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Boston
Roxbury
Washington Park
Ward
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Telegraph Hill
Speenetun
Aaa
Ares
Sere Arcaias
Playstead
North Brighton
Bial Ewe Hee
Independence Square
Stone Steps
Sourum
Maen Heelans
Long Island
New Lunatic Hospital
Eustis Syste Roxbury
Bowdoin District
Shuimes
Gardner Street
West Rox- Ree
East Third “Street
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Morton Street
Dorchester
Dungine
Oak Square
Brighton
Genesee Street
Brighton High
New Building
Cushman
Mead Street
Frothingham
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Nive Dale Alee
Pynchon Street
East Chester Park
Tamson Street
Payson Avenue
Washington Street
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Smith Street
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Eustis Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Franklin Street
Federal Street Bridge
Bunker Hill Street
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Ham
Cms
Eas
Harrison Avenue
Essex
Beach Streets
Bumstead Lane
Lauriat Street
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Seseessveresedeseee
Ncbecocetecs
Alderman Dever
Roxbury Military-Historical Society
Franklin Fund
Warren
Dever
Board of Police
Cambridge Aldermen Hold Special Meeting After Alderman Howland's Death
The Cambridge Board of Aldermen met to adopt resolutions on Alderman William R. Howland's death and vote to attend the funeral. A Common Council meeting is set for 8:30 this morning, as Howland served two years on the Council. The hearing on the West End road petition to extend the electric system up Brattle street was postponed to tonight due to Howland's death.
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Cambridge Board of Aldermen
William R. Howland
Bancroft
Common Council
Howland
Board of Aldermen
West End Road
Brattle Street
Sturtevant Blower workers hold line as plant closes
About 400 men at the Sturtevant Blower Company remain on strike after years of demand for higher wages. A letter from General Manager E. N. Foss says the works will stay closed for now due to scarce orders and that re employment of all workers upon resumption is unlikely. He offers workers the chance to seek other jobs.
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Joel H. Austin
Goshen
Ind
Hood
Sturtevant Blower Company
E. N. Foss
Lockout at Rothmann firm sparks union clash in clothing trade
Reports say Rothmann & Co locked out all workers after a dispute over one weeks' salary deposits. The union contends the practice is unlawful while workers claim average earnings of 7.15 for men and 5.13 for women weekly. Local Labor Lines note union meetings and officer elections across several unions on Labor Day week.
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Rothmann & Co
Carpenters’ Union
United Garment Workers’ Union
Lower Columbus Hall
S. Levy
William Berges
B. Holmes
F. W. Reilly
Louis Ash
A New Road for Hull Hearings on Town Crossing
Railroad commissioners heard Hull residents seeking a town road across Old Colony tracks to improve beach access. The panel delayed a single town way for now and ordered permissive crossings at Wave land Kenberma Bayside and Allerton stations while the main issue remains on the docket for later examination.
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Hull
Old Colony
Waveland
Kenberma
Bayside
Allerton
Revere man fined for liquor nuisance at outdoor bar
In Malden District Court William Griffin of Revere was fined 150 for keeping a liquor nuisance at an outdoor bar in Holy Cross Cemetery woods and jailed for failure to pay. Five other men at the bar were fined 5 each for disturbing the peace. The bar had operated on several Sundays and thrived.
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Malden
William Griffin
Revere
Malden and Everett
Holy Cross Cemetery
Cambridge
Notice on fence sparks error in final wording
An old man posted a rent notice on Harlem avenue fence. A passerby suggested printing it, but the man feared misreading by the paper editors might misstate his wife’s “eddi cash” and spoil the message. The notice read “Howze fur rent in choir on the prey meysis.”
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Harlem Avenue
Shrewd Guess Sparks Talk of Sisters at Fifth Avenue
Gus Snobberly with Charlie Clamwhopper visits the Misses Band clipper on Fifth avenue. Waiting in the parlor they view photos of the young ladies in the album. Charlie notes the sisters resemble each other and suspects the same photographer took them.
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Charlie Clamwhopper
Fifth Avenue
Charlie
Texas Siftings
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