Governor Bates Reviews First Brigade Camp Parade
Governor Bates reviews the First Brigade before about three thousand spectators at Framingham Camp. The procession includes General Mathews staff colonels Clark and Darling and Major Duchesney’s batteries with a horse incident delaying Lieutenant Keyes. Bates departs for Boston after a reception. food for 2500 men cost about 34.9 cents daily per man with large rations coordinated by General Wellington and Colonel Carpenter.
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Boston
Signal Corps
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Boston & Worcester
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Guild
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Mathews
Clark
Bancroft
Darling
Harrison
Major Duchesney
Monihan
Keyes
Ambulance Corps
Shipton
England
Fred Wellington
Carpenter
General
Wellington
Visiting Old Home Triggers Postum Health Turnaround
An Ohio woman recounts leaving a coffee habit and, after returning to her old home, adopting Postum Food Coffee. She notes heart trouble and headaches improved, the heart condition stopped, and she and her family now use Postum exclusively. She also sold it to a neighbor who improved then.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Impostor Posing as Elevated Officer Targets Lodgings
Several lodging-house keepers near Dudley street station report a sneak thief posing as an Elevated company officer. He used the name C W Blaisdell to secure rooms, then stole a valise, umbrella and jewelry from Mrs Crowell and a pair of shoes from Elizabeth Holway. The 22 year old, 5 foot 7 inch man wore a light blue suit and soft hat. police Division 5 reports a man matching the description also seen there.
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Dudley Street
Elevated Company
Martha W. Crowell
Elevated Road
C. W. Blaisdell
Elizabeth Holway
Frederick Terrace
Crowell
Police Division 5
Bradley Return Sought for Ex Prisoner of Sewer Gang
Governor Bates signed an extradition warrant to bring back James M. Bradley who escaped from Texas Huntsville prison after a prior escape from Massachusetts. Bradley fled in 1891, later jailed in Texas for a separate offense, and Massachusetts seeks his return via requisition papers after deliberation with the attorney general.
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Massachusetts
Huntsville
Tex
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Emperor Sails in Yacht Race for American Cup
In Kiel on June 26 the start list for the American cup race includes Meteor the Emperor’s yacht with Rear Admiral Cotton aboard, Iduna for the Empress, and Hamburg owned by A. Tietgen. The Meteor led much of the time as a 10 knot light breeze blew. Swan, 30-footer of R. W. Goelet, led the commodore’s cup start, with Gluckauf Johnny and Betty Vi among others in the field.
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Ger
J. Piemont Morgan
Meteor
A. Tietgen
Hamburg
Emperor
Cotton
McCrea
United States
Walker
San Francisco
Cornwell
Chicago
R. W. Goelet
Gustav Stinnes
Gluckauf
Herr Mendelssohn
Johnny
Robert E. Loessner
von Stump
Betty Vi
Reliance and Columbia Overhauled in Bristol Tow
The defender Reliance arrived in Bristol to be fitted for Newport races starting next Monday. Mainsails were unbent and sent to the Herreshoff sail loft for overhaul while her topmast gear and racing sails for the Columbia were also being refitted.
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Herreshoff
Columbia
Shamrock I Leaves Erie Basin For Sta Pleton Anchorage
In New York on June 26, the former cup challenger Shamrock I. departed Erie basin and anchored off Sta Pleton early today after the voyage.
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Shamrock I
Erie Basin
Stapleton
Vigilant Returns to Harbor as Cup Defender Still Noted
The Vigilant, old cup defender that defeated Valkyrie II in 1898, briefly appeared in harbor yesterday afternoon. Owner F Lothrop Ames of Boston, who bought her last fall, guided the yawl up Broad Sound as light winds slowed progress toward Hull. The vessel, a Tobin bronze pioneer and last centreboard cup defender, is now among Massachusetts yacht owners alongside America, Magic, Puritan, and Mayflower.
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Hull
Vigilant
F. Lothrop Ames
Boston
Percy Chubb
New York
Herreshoff
Magic
Massachusetts Yachtsmen
Second Escape Indictment Sought by Suffolk DA
State House action recommends proceeding on the indictment charging Bradley with a second escape. The Suffolk county district attorney's office filed the application signed by John D. McLaughlin. Philip T. Davis is designated as the State's agent to proceed to Texas. Bradley is set to be discharged from Texas State prison on July 4 and will return to Boston with Officer Davis for Independence Day.
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State House
Suffolk County
John D. McLaughlin
Philip T. Davis
Texas
Bradley
Boston
Davis
Ex Chief Sackett Buys Revere Messenger Newspaper
Ex Chief of Police Fred S. Sackett who was discharged from the force last March has purchased the local weekly paper the Revere Messenger. The Citizens party loses an organ and local politicians express unease. A new publication may be started in the Citizens party interest.
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Fred S. Sackett
Revere
Citizens’ Party
Citizenns’ Party
Strike at Harney Bros as shoe workers join layoff
June 26 reports show several more shoe workers including tasters edge trimmers and heel shavers joining a walkout at Harney Bros during a strike led by the Boot and Shoe Workers Union. Pickets faced escorted workers with Knights of Labor guards though clashes were limited and permits for rasters and machine operators were expected next morning.
Raid Nets 500 Prisoners in New York Pool Rooms
In New York June 26 six alleged pool rooms in the Tenderloin district including Allen's were raided and 500 prisoners captured. The raid, the largest of its kind here, occurred while Allen was burying his wife with all inmates rounded up. Racing paraphernalia was seized.
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New York
Tenderloin
Allen
United States Declared Free of Foot and Mouth Disease
Washington June 26 The State Department informs Argentina that no foot and mouth disease now exists in the United States following Secretary Wilson's request.
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U. S
Washington
Wilson
State Department
United States
Funeral notices from Cambridge Boston and Roxbury
In Cambridge on June 26 Helena Graham widow of the late Thomas A. Graham funeral from 67 Oxford Street relatives and friends invited. In South Boston on June 26 Millie Happenie widow of John Happenie age 80 funeral from 131 West Seventh Street Sunday June 28 at 1 pm services at St Augustine's Church interment at Woburn. In Roxbury on June 26 Nellie M Murphy beloved daughter of Daniel P and Mary A Murphy funeral from 44 Cedar Street at 8 30 am high mass at St Joseph's Church Circuit Street at 6 am relatives and friends invited.
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Daniel P
Mery A. Murphy
Cedar Street
St. Joseph's Church
Circuit Street
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