Whitney Still Probing Death in Melrose
State police investigator Jophanus H. Whitney leads the inquiry into the death of Mary J. Crane in Melrose. Acting on guidance from the district attorney, he cautions the probe is ongoing and no arrest plan is announced yet. The medical examiner and local police withhold the report details.
Ground fish landings and port cargo figures at Gloucester wharf
A lively Gloucester day records 692600 pounds from 16 trips with haddock 402000 pounds and mackerel 18 cents per pound. Captain James Ellis earned 2936.92 for a four day mackerel trip, while Wool Fleet arrivals include Star of the East with Cordoba carpet wool and imports and exports for the week ending June 23.
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T Wharf
Haddock
Yankee
Mary B. Cooney
Mary C. Santos
George E. Lane
Louise Sylva
Robert and
Arthur
Boyd and Leeds
M. S. Ayer
Nellie Dixon
James Ellis
Boston
Gloucester
South Shoal
Star of the East
J. H. Dill
Rogaria
Saxonville Mills
Mercury
Grand Junction Docks
Dill
New York
Winsor
N. S
River Platte
Newcastle
Carnegie Fund Offer Sparks Bitter City Hall Debate
Boston Alderman Linehan denounces a proposed 100000 city fund and 400000 Carnegie gift for a trade school, blaming Carnegie for labor violence and asserting revenues stem from the steel trust. Alderman OToole questions labor unions as Linehan argues the money is plunder from wage earners.
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O'Toole
Linehan
O’toole
June 27 Miniature Almanac Lists Tides and Arrivals
Sun rises at 4 09, sets 7 25 with a 15 16 hour day. Moon rises 1 01 am. High water 7 am and 7 30 pm. Vessels cleared or arrived include Nicolai II Lissner Copenhagen and Star of the East among many others from Newport News Norfolk Bangor Rockport and Philadelphia. Tugs Barker and Parker tow barges related to Portland and New York passages noted.
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Nicolai II
Lissner
Copenhagen
Newcastle
Eng
Gill & Scotz
Halifax
Ellis Carlottetown
L. J
R. P. Chase
Pressey
Albert Pharo
Colburn
Emily A. Staples
Tainter
Lizzie Lee
Sadler
Antelope
Whidden
Susan Stetson
Davis
Bangor
Chester R. Lawrence
Cooper
J. 8
Kennebec
Eastern Light
Lindsey
Machias
Red Jacket
Morrill
Rockland
Eben Parsons
Ipswich
Sunbeam
Campbell
Lula W. Eppes
Pratt
Ellsworth
Ralph M. Hayward
Green
Washington
D. C
Mars
Chandler
Philadelphia
Manheim
Shenandoah
Rutherford
Portland
Nottingham
Beers
Port Johnson
Carnegie Money Battle Spurs City Debate Over Library Fund
A heated council discussion centers on Franklin and Carnegie funds for a library project. Aldermen challenge the source of the money as blood money versus honest funds and debate bonds tied to the United States Steel Corporation.
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Andrew Carnegie
Cooper Union
New York
Linehan
Curley
Frick
Carnegie
Pinkerton
Lin
Franklin
Pittsburg
Boston
Otis
Washington
Adams
Rockefeller
Rogers
Morgan
Vanderbilts
Astors
Alderman Curley
Franklin Fund
Steel Trust
United States Steel
City Loan Company
Tudor Loving Cup Presented to Former Boston Gas Treasurer
Over 20 men connected with Boston gas affairs gathered at the Lenox to honor Frederick Tudor and wish him luck in his new venture. Robert M. Burnett presented a silver loving cup engraved in tribute to Tudor, marking the end of associations dating to 1896. Tudor retains the secretaryship of the Massachusetts Gas Companies and will join Henry M. Whitney in the American Asbestos Company.
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Boston
Lenox
Tudor
Robert M. Burnett
New England Gas and Coke Company
W. M. Butler
Robert Grant
J. A. Gould
W. H. Gardiner, Jr
W. B. Nichols
J. P. Gardinner
Charles C. Marvel
George M. Stearns
EB. B. Page
Mr. Tudor
Massachusetts Gas Companies
Henry M. Whitney
The
American Asbestos Company
Arcanum Executive Meet At Vendome For Rates Debate
The executive committee of the supreme council of the Royal Arcanum will meet today at the Hotel Vendome at 10 o clock. The adjourned session from Atlantic City will discuss regular business and likely give special consideration to proposed new rates. Attending officials include Howard C. Wiggins Rome N Y supreme regent and others from Chicago Boston Pawtucket St Louis and Westfield.
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Supreme Council of the Royal Arcanum
Hotel Vendome
Atlantic City
Howard C. Wiggins
Rome
N. Y
Robert van Sands
Chicago
Clavie H. Bowen
Pawtucket
R. I
A. S. Robinson
St. Louis
W. O. Robson
Boston
E. A. Skinner
Westfield
Alfred T. Turner
J. M. Johnson
Committee On
Laws
John Haskell Butler
Shark Sighting Causes Bathing Crowd to Flee
About 300 people at Momauguin, New Haven, fled the water after a shark was sighted near a small boat. The panic ensued around 4 30 in the afternoon, drawing the season's largest crowd to the beach and delaying swimmers for half an hour.
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New Haven
Conn
Momauguin
Drowning Boy Rescued by Two Lynn Motormen
Two Boston and Northern motormen Samuel P. Bradshaw and Vincent S. Cobb saved the drowning 56 year old son of Charles H. Johnson at Sluice Pond. Bradshaw dove in first and Cobb formed a human ladder to pull the boy free. Both men reported for duty at Wyoma car stables with wet uniforms after the rescue.
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Lynn
Boston & Northern
Charles H. Johnson
Otis Street
Samuel P. Bradshaw
Vincent S. Cobb
Wyoma
Sluice Pond
Little Johnson Boy
Bradshaw
Cobb
Formation of Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association Branch
A branch is forming at the cathedral parish with Supreme Auditor Miss Margaret I Kelly of Cleveland Ohio presenting the charter. The archbishop approves. A group of prominent Catholic women have signed the petition for charter. The order has over 93 000 members and is run entirely by Catholic women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Margaret I. Kelly
Cleveland
Ohio
New Clyde Liner Onondaga Reaches Lewis Wharf
The Clyde liner Onondaga tied up at Lewis wharf late last night on its maiden visit from Jacksonville and Charleston. Under Captain Ingram of the Huron, the freighter was built at Cramp's yard Philadelphia and is 292 feet long 60 feet beam 30 feet depth with a gross tonnage of 2700.
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Lewis Wharf
Jacksonville
Charleston
Ingram
Cramp’s Yard
Philadelphia
Central Vermont Offers Special Finish View for Harvard Yale Race
For the Harvard Yale boat race in New London on June 29 the Central Vermont railway runs a deluxe observation train alongside the crews. Upstream course offers the finest views and the only finish sight. Limited train tickets on sale in Boston. Reserve with T. H. Hanley at Central Vermont, 360 Washington Street.
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Harvard-Yale
Central Vermont
New London
Central Vermont Railway
Boston
T. H. Hanley
Washington Street
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Hoosac Tunnel
Warren & CO
Mile ST
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Custor House
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Milx St
People's Company
Vanioulpany
Bankers Loan Company
Smith Building
New England
Mutual Loan CO
Water St
d&Sutf
Vmioney
S. R. Briggs
Strong & CO
Devonshire St
Colonial Loan CO
Milk St
d&Su
Dewey Loan and Banking Company
Spooner & Briccs
William E. Fay & Co
State &J
P. O. Hor
Osman Com
Bromfield St
H. Leavitt
Workincmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Second Natl Loan CO
d&Su Tf
Franklin Loan Coo
School St
Court St
Marden
Mass. Ave
Cambridge
Pemberton Sq
P. O. Box
Salem
Mass
Ston
Thorpe
Federal St
L. J. Peabody
Martin
Tremont ,St
Ellen Crockett
Suffolk
Elizabeth R. Crockett
Admx
St. Louis Exposition
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McDowell School
Winter St
Vorenberg’ S
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Elm Sts
Tremont Tha CO
Majestic
F. J. Barnard
Berkeley St
Kingston St
Tremont St. Ases
AUC
ION Sales
Ss. R. Knight & Co
Tremont Street
Brantree
Brocton Avenue
Lemoine, Arnold and
French Streets
Arnold Street
Braintree Station
J. Morrison
Dow
Monatiquot Land Associates
Jesse L. Nason
S. R. Knight
Aubrey Hilliard
Braintree
L. M. Clark
F. Morrill
Trustees
S. Vorenberg & Co
Washington, Hanover and
Vorenberg’s
Haverhill St
North Union Station
James Coxne
M. E
Franklin School
Massachusetts Corporation
Franklin Chool Engineering
Massachusetts
Railway Association
Monroe St
Brooklyn
Coyne Bros. CO. Plumbing Schools
Cincinnati
the Post
Monroee
Painters Union
Henry N. Clark CO
Vom St
J. Wright
Lewis St
Lakeville Place
Jamaica Plain
Alberts
M. Schenc
Collins
Washington. St
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber CO
Cambridgeport
R. R. Telegrapherg
Eugene A. Knight
Sudbury St
Main St
Charlestown
Nahant
M. D. Kendall & CO
Oliver St
Boulevard
Crescent Beach
Painter
Everett
D. Bonner
B. Levin &C
Oneida St
Kesselman
Friend St
J. Stane & CO
Leverett St
J. Seevar & Bros
Canton St
L. Lipson
Pleasant St
ROX
Wall P. P. CO
Wise Bros
Waewene
N. M. Hatch
Park Square
Newton
Brookline
S. R. Knights & Co
Brookline Avenue
Rufus H. Brown
Somerville
W. A. Dunham
Roxbury Sewing Machine Ncy
Warren St
Dudley St
Roxbury
Seville
Sta. Lady
Oak Island
Mr. Taylor
Mattapan
Fremont Pl
Clarendon St
Guy’s
Canal St
West End Dispensary
Cambridge St
Bowdoin Sq
Compton and
Tremont Sts
Castle
Cushing
O. D
Cushing Medical Supply CO
Read’s Legal Agency
Chas
Allen
Typewriter Exchange
Astrology
Zabola
Areey Hing
New and
S. Bh
Albee'’S
Blackstone St
St. Stephen’s St
Massachusetts Ave
Batavia St
Heinemann
Prof. Heinemann
Slye
BAY State Dancing School
A AU
Enm UN
Mes
Peabody Medical Institute
Bulfinch St
Revere House
Ftcncard Institute
Boster Mass
Penn
Boston Os Co
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