Boston Harbor fishing tale ends with Cambridge Big Six meeting
In Boston Harbor crowds fishless all morning but hours later hundreds haul empty lines ashore at City Point. The tug Chesterton carries Colonel Tom Taff birthday guests and the Cambridge Big Six aboard Elsie join. Jerry McCarthy promotes Senate and Congress while Congressman Fitzgerald charms anglers. The event ends with Jesse Gove speaking before departure.
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Boston Harbor
City Point
Post
Chesterton
Colonel Taff
Jim
Reed
Mariner
Rufe Fessenden
Elsie
Cambridge
Jerry McCarthy
Jerry
Boston Light
Smail
Congress
Fitzgerald
Jim Reed
The
America
Jesse Gove
Remedy Ad For Kidney Gall Bladder Ailments
Test this remedy sent free to anyone who provides name and address and mentions Boston Post. Send to KUTNOW BROS., 13 Astor Place, New York City. Bottle price 85 cents plus 15 cents postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Kutnow Bros
Astor Place
N. Y. City
Birthday procession greets Colonel Taff on sunlit harbor day
A birthday celebration for Colonel Thomas F. Taff unfolds as Captain Jim Reed watches for mariners off the President’s Roads at noon. Officials and notable figures including Congressman John F. Fitzgerald and Health Commissioner Edwin L. Pillsbury, among others, gather in a bustling, festive harbor scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Taff
Jim Reed
General Butler
America
Reed
John F. Fitzgerald
Edwin L. Pillsbury
Hugh E. Stalker
Jerry’ McCarthy
Hanscom
Pierce
Cain
Phil Warren
Wilkins
Peter Morrison
Andrew F. Fisher
John A. Campbell
Jesse Gove
John Taff
James Fitzgerald
American Wringer Co consolidates to larger Boston showroom
Our rapidly growing business has consolidated operations from two stores at Broadway extension and Cornhill to a single large establishment at a street between Summer and Frank streets. The new central location offers easy access for patrons with expansive show rooms displaying wringers carpet sweepers wash machines mangles hoses and related items with repairs a specialty. Communications by mail or telephone are welcome. American Wringer Co Boston Mass. telephone Boston 2600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Afech Street
Summer
Frankin Streets
Washington Eft
Bissell
Atmerican Wringer Co
No.veet
Franklin Boston
Mass
Telephone
Boston
Chesterton Captain Receives Thanks After Return
A Chesterton captain earned voluminous thanks from the city for bringing the vessel home safely. Jesse refused to reveal campaign plans for mayor Curtis but entertained with stories. After the eloquence, chowder tea coffee and cigars followed a successful return ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse
Curtis
Chesterton
Board of Aldermen
New Sarsfield Social and Athletic Club Formed In Boston
A large meeting of Ancient Order of Hibernians members at Hibernian Hall 63 Hanover Street Boston organized the Sarsfield Social and Athletic Football Club to revive Emerald Isle sports. Officers elected include Jeremiah McCarthy president and George W Long vice president with a full slate of officers and a members list. The club will meet semi monthly on the second and fourth Sundays to promote Ireland's pastimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibernians
Hibernian Hall
Hanover Street
Boston
Sons of Gael
Emerald Isle
Sarsfield Social and Athletic Football Club
Jeremiah McCarthy
George W. Long
William Keehang
Patrick J. Donovan
John Doherty
John Ahern
Patrick Deasy
Matthew Donovan
Martin J. Roche
Ireland
George Long
Denis McCarthy
William Keohane
Denis Cahalane
Jerry Hayes
Tom Casey
Dan Finn
James Connors
P. Deasy
Jerry McCarthy
Matt Donovan
John Donovan
William Hayes
P. J. Donovan
P. J. Colbert
P. Curtin
Jeremiah Lynch
Pat Long
James Hayes
James O'Neill
Frank Norton
J. Uurley
J. Deasy
J. Hayes
Tim Donovan
J. Hicks
Queen's thanks extended for loyalty and affection shown
The Queen via the press thanks loyal subjects Empire wide for letters and telegrams. The Duke of Cambridge hosted a jubilee banquet at Gloucester House with the Prince of Wales and envoys including Mr Reid. German embassy banquet honored Prince Henry and Princess of Prussia. Brooklyn warship sails westward after salutes in Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Empire
Duke of Cambridge
Gloucester House
Park Lane
Prince of Wales
Whitelaw Reid
Prince
Princess Henry
Prussia
Duke
Duchess
Saxe-Coburg
Ambassador Hay
Miss Hay
William Waldorf Astor
Cliveden
Simo-Hamed Ben Mousa
Morocco
Farewell Sermon by Rev Charles Sprague Delivered
The Rev Charles Sprague preaches a farewell sermon addressing gratitude for past support and urging prudent financial considerations as the community reorganizes its chapel fund and future plans.
Farewell Sermon as Unity Church Closes Its Historic Past
The Church of the Unity bids farewell to Rev. Charles Sprague as his pastorate ends amid praise for liberal Christian work. He notes Unity’s influence extends beyond its doors with parishioners moving to Longwood and other cities while affirming Unitarian ideals endure regardless of the building. A separate century ride event in Massachusetts highlighted long-time riders and the transfer of Unity’s mission to new churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Unity
Charles Sprague
New Old South
Sprague
South End
Unity
Longwood
Savage
Boston
New York
Legion of Honor Hall
Edward Everett Hale
Yachtsmen Enjoy Ideal Boston Day At Hull Bay Regatta
Boston yachtsmen spent a perfect day on Hull Bay with a strong northwesterly wind. Several notable vessels from the Mosquito Fleet and local clubs visited Hull and Nantasket, including Harbinger Arab II Iola and Wayward. The Commonwealth Yacht Club prepared for a regatta at their club house at 1 pm and Farragut day drew crowds to City Point.
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Boston
Hull Bay
Marine Park
Commercial Point
Hull
Savin Hill
Arab II
Billy Scott
Box
Bim” Grey
Charles R. Hendrie
Nat Calder
Iola
George Breckinridge
Ernest Hendrie
Nantasket
Hawk
Dorchester Yacht Club
Harry Smith
Collier
Charlie Pear
Pioneer
Rand
H. M. Crane
William Batchelder
Muriel
Herbert Nute
Coulter’s
Hypatia
Codman
Hobo
T. W. King
Izel
J. T. Preston
Marblehead
Alan M. Davis
Savin Hill Yacht Club
Cat Yawl
Linda
Melba
William Tracy
Revel
Noonan
Party
Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club
James T. Powers
Sallee
Kelcher
Alda
C. P. Mooney
Cadet McDonough
West Point
Astane
Wayward
Commonwealth Yacht Club
Marley
Knights of Columbus
Jim” Flemming
John F. Morse
Vincent F. Crowley
John E. Crowley
Justin O. Bigelow
Daniel F. Ryan
South Boston Yacht Club
Rex
Albatross
Thelma
Whippett
Emma
Columbia Yacht Club
Bullet Missed Mark in Seacoast Horse Theft Case
Manchester N H June 27 Joseph St John a local horseman fired at Adelard Simard on Lowell street this evening accusing him of stealing his trotter Little Jack and substituting another horse The shot missed and St John was locked up He is believed temporarily insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Joseph St. John
Adelard Simard
Lowell Street
Simard
Little Jack
St. John
Hough Seen as Governor Candidate at Ohio Silver Rally
Ohio for Silver reports R. T. Hough of Hillsboro likely to be named governor after the first ballot. Hough, a radical free silver advocate, resigned as solicitor in the internal revenue department over opposition to current policy. The convention favors free silver and debates center on endorsing the Chicago platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
R. T. Hough
Hillsboro
Hough
Internal Revenue Department
Chicago
Injured by Runaway Horse on Perkins Street
Miss Minnie Paul of 174 Chestnut avenue was struck by a runaway horse owned by Dr. Harrington near Perkins street and Parkway at 5 50 PM. She suffered deep cuts on head and face, was treated by Dr. Stover, and taken to City Hospital. The buggy was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins Street
Parkway
Minnie Paul
Chestnut Avenue
Harrington
Stover
City Hospital
Electric Car Collision Slams Patrick Murphy
Patrick Murphy of 93 Broadway was struck while riding the running board of an electric car on Broadway near E street. He was thrown to the ground with severe internal injuries and taken to City Hospital after treatment by Dr. Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Murphy
Broadway
E Street
Young
City Hospital
Lumber Worker Killed In Yard Accident
Worcester report states Thomas J. Duggan about 40 years old was killed when several planks toppled from a lumber pile at Charles Baker Co. yard on Manchester Street this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Thomas _J. Duggan
Charles Baker Co
Manchester Street
Vegetable Cure Claims Soothing Liver Remedy
An advertisement touts a vegetable based tonic that promises to cure liver ailments headaches and indigestion claiming mild but certain effects and a 26c price point. The notice markets the product as a universal healer.
Chinamen Arrested in Gambling Raid at 4 Oxford Place
Fourteen Chinese men were arrested at 4 Oxford Place after a raid found gambling implements including a fan tan layout and cards. They were released on bail within an hour as Sergeant Hurlburt and officers detained them for gambling activity under Lt Kimball at Station 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Place
Kimball
Station 4
Hurlburt
Putnam Club Holds Second Annual Garden Party in Roxbury
The Putnam Club's second annual garden party in Roxbury drew about 2600 attendees with dancing. Major events included a Putnams vs Norfolks ball game won 14 to 7, a 10 yard dash won by T McGrath and J Husson, tug of war won by Putnams, and a one mile bicycle race won by H Johnquist in 2 minutes 36 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam Club
Roxbury
Putnams
Norfolks
T. McGrath
J. Husson
Madisons
H. Johnquist
Typographical Union Supports Editor O Sullivan for Clemency
Typographical Union No 13 endorsed Editor Jeremiah T O Sullivan of Lawrence after a harsh sentence. The union adopted resolutions urging executive clemency and announced a special meeting for Sunday July 1 to discuss constitutional amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Typographical Union No. 13
Jeremiah T. O’sullivan
Lawrence
O'Sullivan
Weekend Bicycle Note and Local Race News
A group rode a century to Newburyport under twelve hours. Topsfield plans a ten mile road race and a July Fourth Beverly celebration event includes a 2.5 mile and a one mile race. Prize list features a $75 bicycle and gold watch with entries closing July 1. Beverly races run July 5 with W C Morgan in charge. A folding pocket fan from Pope Manufacturing is suggested for summer. A. O. MecGarrett moves to 801 Boylston Street on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Kimball
Ernest Danforth
Hurlburt
Commonwealth B. C
Newburyport
The
Adams C
J. Harris & Co
Topsfield
Morgan & Wright
E. H. Garrett
Mass
Beverly
W. C.morgan
Pope Manufacturing Company
A. O. MecGarrett
Boylston Street
Fairfield
Glenarn Street Blaze Causes $1500 Loss
Fire broke out on the first floor of a two story frame building at 27 Glenarn Street last night at 9 06. Owned by James Thompson and occupied by Mrs Murray the blaze caused about 1500 in damage before firemen could extinguish it. Cause is listed as a mystery.
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Glenarn Street
James Thompson
Murray
Fire at 179 Warren Street causes minor damage
A small blaze on the third floor of a three story wooden building at 179 Warren Street prompted Box 1 alarm at 7 04 last evening. The Hugh Nawn estate owns the property and Clarence M Stone occupies it. A lighted pipe dropped into a waste basket starting the fire, with damage estimated at $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Street
Hugh Nawn
Clarence M. Stone
Japanese Critique of Hawaii Immigration and Annexation Policy
The Japanese government argues Hawaii's 1886 treaty protected Japanese workers and laborers from being treated as coolies. They contend Hawaii delayed restricting Japanese immigration until February, then pressed for curbs to push annexation. They warn damages for landings denied to Japanese subjects and fear loss of rights under existing treaties if Hawaii joins the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii
Japan
United States
Sligo Club Condemns Anglomaniacs Support At Jubilee Affair
A special Sligo Social and Literary Club meeting passed resolutions denouncing the Charitable Irish Society for sending a representation to Boston’s jubilee banquet. They denounce officials’ loyalty to British royalty and vow to seek modification of the disparaging paragraph. The discussion cites Corcoran’s refusal to honor England and highlights Irish loyalty to American institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sligo
Irish Society
Boston
United States of America
Victoria
Prince of Wales
Corcoran
New York
England
Mason and Slidell
Meagher
Fredericksburg
London Times
Albuera
Fontenoy
Waterloo
Mary's Heights
Halifax
Montreal
Freshman and Varsity Rowing Prospects Discussed
Columbia favored in freshman race as Penn and Cornell crews prep for Friday’s rivalry. Coach Courtney predicts a tougher varsity challenge and aims to beat last week’s times, with Shattuck and Longacre back in the Columbia boat and Bangs praising both crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Courtney
Cornell
Yale
Harvard
Varsity
Jarvis B Edson
Claymore
Longacre
No. 7
Shattuck
No. 5
Francis S. Bangs
University Union of Columbia
New York
D. Russ Judd
Ward
Post
Carter
Briggs
George Mumford
Lehmann Accepts Harvard Crew Coaching Return
Lehmann confirms he will return this fall to coach Harvard rowing under Captain Goodrich. He denies remarks claiming Harvard rowers used his stroke only for the first mile before abandoning it, leaving the defeat unexplained. He will apply the same stroke again, believing Americans can master it and win like the English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lehmann
Goodrich
Harvard
Lehmann
Watertown worker injured by drill through neck
Charles Schutz was struck in the left neck by a drill from a neighboring machine at the Watertown Spring Wagon Company works. The drill bored a hole through his neck and broke off, remaining in the wound until removed by a surgeon. He is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
N. Y
Watertown Spring Wagon Company
Charles Schutz
Schutz
Arrest Report: Harry Randall Charged in June Larceny
Officers of Station 3 arrested Harry Randall alias Fred H. Gray for alleged larceny of property valued at 115 dollars from Fred H. Tucker of 2 Lynde Street on June 20.
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Station 3
Harry Randall
Fred H. Gray
Fred H. Tucker
Lynde Street
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Captain Jim Reed
Tom Taff
Portune
Cam
Bridge
Kutnow
Pnoy
Jesse Geve
Pallas
Portland
Her Majesty’s Navy
NEW Social and Athletic Club
Reid
Duke of Cam
Bridges Hay
Brooklyn
Portsmouth
Massachusetts
A. O. McGarrett
Copley Square
G. P. Whiton
H. M. Gordon
Claude _ S&S
Vinton
an _ unknown
Gordon
Whiton
Warner Demond
Wolfe
Salem
Louis Carboni
Brother
Kittie Knox
W. B. Chipman
Howard Geldert
Laurie Land
George A. Perkins
E. R. Chapman
F. E. Meer
C. A. Moore
G. G Cutting
W. B. Handy
Bessie L. Newman
W. F. Taylor
C. M. Clough
C. H. Chick
F. L. Murphy
W. W. Chase
R. W. Washington
W. FR. McComsey
C. L. Litchfield
H. A. Robinson
Warren Dow
C. S. Reed
C. S. Vinton
Harry M. Gordon
Thomas Emmett
Edward P. Burnham
Frank McMasters
Fred C. Graves
Providence
H. T. Marshall
J. J. Costa
L. P. Land
Miss Kittie T. Knox
G. R. Brown
E. J. Norris
Charles E. Fay
W. A. Thayer
W. F. Burdett
E. W. Pearson
C. A. Collins
Ohio
Hood
Futnam
O Sullivan
Woodbury's
John H. Woodbury
Woodbury
Sligo Social Club
Peler & CO
Hanover St
Winter Street
Lena
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Bacheller
Eliza
Jonathan Bacheller
Lynn
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
SI Tremont S&t
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