Lactated food touted as lifesaving for babies
An article extols lactated food as a perfect substitute for mothers milk, claiming it protects infants from cholera infantum and supports growth in hot months. It cites medical authority, testimonials from Dr Grinnell, and a letter from Mrs Russell praising Marion’s health and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ac- Marion Bussell
A. P. Grinnell
University of Vermont
Ladies’ Home Journal
J. Russell
Oldtown
Marion
Ringling Bros Circus Draws Boston to Standing Room Only Night
The Ringling Bros tour sold out in Boston with 12 000 seats full and queues at the doors. Performances included Dacoma Hollis and Speedy in acrobatics and chariot races as Liberati’s band played a fresh program. The show, praised as superior to Barnum and Bailey in its prime, stays in town this week only and promises a warm return next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Bros
Boston
Frank Perley
Ringing Bros
Barnum & Bailey
Barnum’s
Liberati
Orrin Hollis
Kearney
Ringling Brothers
Prince of Wales Opens International Railway Congress
The Prince of Wales opened the international railway congress at the Imperial Institute in Kensington this afternoon. About 800 delegates attended from around the world, with American delegates prominent and the Stars and Stripes displayed. The prince praised the railway authorities and expressed the Queen's interest in welfare of the dominions and the congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince of Wales
International Railway Congress
Imperial Institute
Kensington
Moe
Big Christian Endeavor recital plans and preparations
The Christian Endeavor convention chorus led by chairman George K Somerby schedules special meetings at Dudley Street Baptist Church July 1 Clarendon Street Church July 3 and Tabernacle Baptist Church July 2 with cornet soloist Winslow Simonds and violin soloist Carla from the Boston Conservatory. Mechanics Hall to host June 6 recital preparations. Massachusetts delegates head to Mechanics Hall for the state reception July 13. West Virginia sends 180 delegates. Winter Hill Baptist Church hosts decorating committee led by Leon Thompson. Medford churches gearing up for the convention with a bicycle parade through Medford to Lexington and Mystic Congregational hosts with J Willis Baer Reception.
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Christian Endeavor Convention
George K. Somerby
Mechanics' Hall
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Clarendon Street
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Somerby
Massachusetts
People's Temple
Mechanics’ Fair
Mechanics’ Hall
West Virginia
Christian Endeavorers
Winter Hill Baptist Church
Franklin County Union
Leon Thompson
Medford
Lexington
Mystic Congregational
J. Willis Baer
Christian Endeavor
Petition Ignored at West End Directors Meeting
West End railroad directors held a brief meeting yesterday and did not consider the employees petition dated June 8. President Little said no action was taken and suggested the petition would likely be ignored, leaving grievances unresolved.
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West End Railroad
Little
West End
Murder Charge Held in Municipal Court for Castle Street Killing
Salvatore Albano, charged with shooting Daniel Sullivan on June 11 near 66 Castle Street, appeared before Judge Ely. Witnesses testified Sullivan struck Albano, then Albano fired three shots, the fatal fourth ending Sullivan. Albano was held for the grand jury without bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvatore Albano
Daniel Sullivan
Albert Binkhourst
Castle Street
Ely
Brown
Albano
Michael J. O'Brien
Sullivan
Lane
Danofski
Danof
Mers
Bed Springs Offer Wide Range of Quality and Value
The ad notes a great difference in bed springs with some worth double their cost and others overpriced. It promotes a city shop that displays many styles and makes to study before purchasing. The Paine warprooms are mentioned as the location to view options.
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Paine
Kentucky Democrats Split Over Cleveland Indorsement At State Convention
The Louisville Democratic State convention debated credentials and endorsed the 1892 platform after long wrangling. Hardin won the gubernatorial nomination amid a riotous scene, while Clay and Watterson vied for influence. Tyler clinched the lieutenant governor nomination as the session adjourned.
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Louisville
Committee
Lindsay
Rhea
Committee On
T. Ellis
James B. McCready
Kentucky Democracy
Cleveland
Carlisle
National Democracy
McCreary
Committee On Credentials
John St. Rnea
Treasury
J. Pierpont Morgan
Lombard Street
Land Rothschild
Blackburn
Hawthorne Reading Circle ends season with Boston guests
The Hawthorne Reading Circle in East Boston closed its 1894-95 season with a literary gathering in Central building. The John Boyle O'Reilly Circle of Boston attended as guests. President T. F. Harrigan hosted. A piano piece by William J. Murphy drew applause and Sarah Orne Jewett's Captive Maid was read by Miss Elanor L. Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne Reading Circle
Central Building
Boston
John Boyle O'Reilly
T. F. Harrigan
William J. Murphy
Sarah Orne Jewett
Elanor L. Sullivan
Wim J. Finnigan
R Chester
Same Old Story From Reliable Goods Advertisers
Circus ads scramble to claim lowest prices but our store offers reliable goods and fair prices. We advertise best value Blue and Black Serge Suits at $10, $12, and $15 with ninety days of hot weather ahead. Shoes hats and furnishings in Beach street windows invite inspection and purchase.
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Beach Street
McManus & Co. Men and Boys Outfitters Ad
Local retailer McManus and Co offers men and boys apparel at 670 Washington Street with a corner Beach address. This notice highlights available clothing lines and store locations for shoppers.
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Men’s and Boys’ Outfitters
Washington St
Cor. Beach
Good Templars Hold Gradation Exercises in Association Hall
The Good Templars educational course graduation was held in Association Hall at 7:30 with Chancellor Chase presiding. Salutatorian Willard O. Wylie urged stamping out the saloon. George C. Marsh spoke on the Duty of Good Templars. others followed with papers on modern society and temperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Templars
Association Hall
Chancellor Chase
Willard O. Wylie
George C. Marsh
Orange
Dietrich
John Hebdon
Thomas R. Thompson
Minnie Florence Caraway
Chrisman
Ill
Amanda M. Wayd
Mann
J. E. W. Backus
J. B. Backus
Rome
N. Y
Lucy A. Backus
Mass
Carroll A. Faxon
Cambridge
Jessie Forsyth
Boston
Eugene N. Gibbs
Paw Paw
Lizzie M. Gwinn
Charlestown
Anna Harris
Des Moines
Towa
Lillie Harris
Hamilton
Ohio
Russell J. Hazlett
Rockford
Mary B. Hobbs
Sarah 8. Hooker
Syracuse
DeWitt Hooker
DeWitt S. Hooker
Morrisville
George Kirkendal
Beaver Point
B. C
Isabella Leary
Sarah A. Leonard
W. E. Lethbridge
Watervliet Centre
D. H. Mann
Brooklyn
Bannockburn Day Celebrated By Boston Caledonian Club
Scots in Boston marked Bannockburn Day with royal style and rejoicing. The Boston Caledonian Club hosted a supper and dance at its hall, with songs commemorating Scotland’s victory and the anniversary of lowering the English flag at Bannockburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of
Bonnie Scotland
Bannockburn
Scotland
Boston Caledonian Club
Ie Hall
Breakers Ahead Asked for Exchequer Was Given
London reports that Conservative leaders forced Rosebery to resign provoking a cabinet crisis. Salisbury to form a hostile majority and face Irish, foreign policy, and social questions. Chamberlain seeks war office after being offered colonial secretary post. Dufferin return to politics unsettles Anglo-French ties. McCarthyites plan a major Irish election push with funds from Edward Blake. Redmond vows to contest every seat. predicted net gain of six seats if Healy stays quiet.
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London
Rosebery
Lord Salisbury
Joseph Chamberlain
War Office
Lord Dufferin
Paris
France
Ireland
McCarthy Party
Redmond
McCarthy
Edward Blake
M. P
Canada
Blake
Derry City
Tories
Ulster Tories
Healy
Cambridge District Court Fines Seventy Five In Gambling Case
Seventy five defendants appeared in Cambridge District Court for presence where gambling implements were found at Pie Eta club room in Brattle Square. Each faced a $10 fine after a brief hearing. fifteen others defaulted on $60 bail. Names of several absentees listed. judge noted gaming instrument definitions and policy pool law. Defendants paid fines and left for Boston.
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Cambridge
Pie Eta
Brattle Square
Joseph Everett
Charles Rich
G. L. Graham
Thomas McDermott
Edward Ryan
George Carr
Frank Griffin
John Fallon
John Riley
William Lanigan
William Johnson
Fred Carter
John Porter
James Morgan
Thomas Dolan
Almy
Boston
Boston Italian shoots wife then flees to Malden arrest
Pasquale Garofalo known as Frank Brown, a Boston East Ender married last Sunday, tried to kill his wife Monday morning and fled. He hid in Chelsea until Tuesday night, lodged in Malden with John Cusuzzo who alerted police. Held to bail $6000 after a hearing before Judge Emmons. The motive cited by Garofalo involved his father in law and his wife’s alleged behavior. His father in law Alphonso Guida denied any such remarks. The wounded woman was treated at a hospital after being shot.
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Pasquale Garofalo
Frank Brown
East
Boston
Malden
Garofalo
Chelsea
John A. Cusuzzo
Pleasant Street
East Boston
Emmons
Alphonso Guida
London
Potter Streets
Genere
Official Fourth of July Programme for Boston Released
The City Hall outlines a $12 000 budget for Boston's Fourth of July celebration with bells, flags, parades, regatta, concerts, and fireworks at multiple locations. Dorchester and Roxbury groups coordinate events with various bands and entertainments, led by Aldermen Folsom and Dyar and overseen by the Dorchester Carnival Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Boston
Dorchester
Mattapan Square
East Boston
North Ferry
Commonwealth Park
South Boston
Franklin Park
Boston Common
Grand Opera House
City Point
Marine Park
Nevins Field
Ashmont
Depot Square
Neponset
Otation
Dudley Associates
Washington and
Cliff Streets
Roxbury
Carter
Talbot Avenue
Washington Street
Pond, Pleasant
Cottage Streets
Cambridge
Murdock
Sparhawk
Brighton
Stone
South
Dudley and
Dearborn
Dorchester Carnival Association
Occasio
Curtis
Ashmont Square
Frank L. Codman
W. W. Strangman
Norwood Brass
Dedham Brass
Atlantic Brass
Boston High School Battalion
Garryowen FC Challenges Worcester Finalists
Garryowen Football Club of East Cambridge and Boston challenges the winners of the July 4 Worcester game between Emmet FC of Chelsea and Shamrock FC of Worcester. They have deposited a $25forfeit at the Post office to support the challenge. Denis McCarthy captain William Garvey vice captain Michael Lyons manager.
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Garryowen Football Club
East Cambridge
Boston
Worcester
Emmet
Chelsea
Shamrock
Denis McCarthy
William Garvey
Michael Lyons
Post Offices to Become Presidential Offices
Chestnut Hill, Mass is among twenty six post offices slated to be converted to presidential offices owing to higher receipts. The June 26 notice from Chestnut Hill Post Office in Washington outlines the change and names the affected locations.
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Washington
Chestnut Hill
Mass
Webber To Stay As City Hall Quietly Adapts To Charter
City officials prepare for the new charter taking effect soon. Major cuts in salaries expected, with water department saving nearly 40000. Chief Webber remains head of the fire department as Colonel Russell indicates no change for now. Mayor Curtis maintains oversight on elections and department heads. Dr. Heath proposes that insane patients be managed by a separate board, separating care from criminals and paupers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Department
Webber
Fire Department
Colonel Russell
Curtis
Chief Webber
Russell
Asell
Board of Elections
Heath
Yale Alumni Dinner Draws 1000 Attendees
President Dwight presided at Yale’s annual alumni dinner with 1000 graduates present. Speakers included Dr W Tis United States education commissioner Senator Patton Chauncey M Depew and Judge Henry Howland. Debate focused on governing body membership and Yale’s ties to ministers.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Dwight
W. T. Tis
United States Commissioner of Education
United States
Patton
Michigan
Smythe
Chauncey M. Depew
Henry Howland
New York
Samuel Scoville
Stamford
Mason
Connecticut
Depew
University
Howland
Harvard
Whall Baldwin Wedding at Grace Church Everett
The marriage of Harry Bertram Whall and Fannie Longfellow Baldwin was celebrated at Grace Episcopal Church Everett with Rev. Arthur P. officiating. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Baldwin, the bride’s parents, at Ashmont 200. The couple will reside at Ashmont after a reception and carriage ride.
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George Baldwin
Ashmont
Waidh
Grace Episcopal Church
Everett
Arthur
Harry Bertram Whall
Henry W. Savage & Co
Fannie Longfellow Baldwin
Edward G. Whall Ested
George E. Baldwin
Cr. B. Whall
Chelsea High Graduates Honors At Exercises
The Post reports Chelsea High School graduating exercises with honors for multiple seniors. A misprint in the Rome of Miss N. 10 Ww item was noted and corrected to reflect the accurate name of the graduate who earned honors.
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Post
Chelsea
Rome
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Ringling Bros.’s Circus
Prince
P. Watt Hardin
Tyler
Hardin
Berry
C. G. Lockhart
Cassius M. Clay, Jr
I. M. Quigley
Robert J. Breckinridge
W. C. P. Breckinridge
Mr. Breckinridge
Robert J. Tarvin
Ignatius A. Spaulding
Clay
Henry Watterson
Buckner
R. P. Tyler
Oscar Turner
M. D. Brown
E. C. Almy & Co
Cor. Essex
Chamberlain
Doniese
Garryowen Football Challenge
Tal
Brewers
Whall—Baldwin
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