Man Dies at Union Meeting From Heart Disease
Edward N Lyons 45 a Painters Union No 11 member collapsed at Wells Memorial Hall yesterday while arranging to attend a fellow member’s funeral. He died of heart disease. Lyons lived at the corner of Warvard and Tudor streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward N. Lyons
Painters’ Union
Edoward N. Lyons
Painters’ Union No. 11
Wells Memorial Hall
Mr. Lyons
Warvard and
Tudor Streets
Watchman Chases Runaway Boy From Chelsea Magazine
A boy climbed the fence at the Mystic River powder magazine area near Chelsea, refused to depart after a warning, plunged into the water, and led a tense pursuit. The watchman, in only an undershirt, pursued through marsh and streets before recapturing the fugitive in Chelsea.
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Powder Magazine
Chelsea
Mystic River
Terra Firma
Drowned Teenager in Charles River Near Dedham
William Roesbeck, 16, drowned while bathing in the Charles River a mile above Dedham. He tried to cross the river and, after his companions John Berry and John Kierstead saw him struggle, he sank. Police recovered the body after a delay.
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Dedham
William Roesbeck
Charles River
John Berry
John Kierstead
Roesbeck
Yale Catalogue Reveals Graduates and Honoraries
Yale University’s triennial catalogue released in New Haven on June 28 shows 18,449 total graduates with 10,149 living and 8,300 deceased. It lists 1,070 honorary graduates, 248 living, and notes the oldest living academic graduate as Benjamin D. Silliman born September 14, 1805, who graduated in 1824.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Benjamin D. Silliman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Yale
Quinlan CallahanWedding in Somerville St Joseph’s
John J. Quinlan and Miss Mary Agnes Callahan were married yesterday at St. Joseph's Church Somerville Rev John J Ryan officiated Bride wore white satin with duchesse lace veil lilies of the valley Elizabeth M Sullivan was bridesmaid Lawrence A Quinlan Watertown best man Ushers Francis X Tirrell William G Shannon Robert A Julian and G J Hanlon assisted with the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Quinlan
Mary Agnes
William Callahan
St. Joseph's Church
Union Square
Somerville
John J. Ryan
Elizabeth M. Sullivan
Lawrence A. Quinlan
Watertown
Francis X. Tirrell
William G. Shannon
Robert A. Julian
G. J. Hanlon
Boston Bureau of Commerce and Industries seeks 2000 members
A special directors meeting at 419 John Hancock building will set plans to build a Boston and New England business agency. The group has issued 5000 circulars, aims for 2000 firms and individuals paid up with a $2 first assessment, to attract wholesale buyers and reclaim lost trade, backed by leading banks and firms across New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Bureau of Commerce and Industries
Association
John Hancock Building
New England
Boston
Boston Associated Board of Trade
Wolcott
Committee On Commerce of the Board
New York
William H. Sayward
Devonshire Street
Rufus A. Flanders
Henry F. Miller
Alvin Carl
H. L. Doten
Edwin B. Holmes
J. N. North
C. W. Whitten
Boston Bureau of Commerce and Industries (Incorporated
Kidder, Peabody & Co
National Revere Bank
George 8. Bullens
Third National Bank
Moses Williams
Shawmut National Bank
James P. Stearns
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton Co
George W. Wheelwright Paper Co
Carter, Rice & Company Corporation
Parker, Holmes &Co
Batchelder
Lincoln Co
Clark, Hutchinson Co
Rice & Hutchins, Incorporated
Hosmer, Codding & Co
Winch Brothers
White Peathers & Co
Old Colony Boot & Shoe Co
Albert Stone
Farnsworth, Hoyt & Co
Lamkin & Foster
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
Lester-Shire Manufacturing Company
Abram French Co
Wood, Loring & Co
Boston Dry Goods Company
Wilson, Larrabee
Roessle Brewery
Rueter & Co., Incorporated
American Brewing Company
Alley Brewing Company
Habich & Co
Suffolk Brewing Company
Staffenreffer & Co
Continental Brewing Company
Mason & Hamlin Co
M. Steinert & Sons Co
Henry F. Mitler & Sons Piano Company
Austin & Doten
Studley & Simpson, Richards & Co
Holder & Herrick, Brown & Wales
Arthur
Rufus N. Flanders
Mr. Flanders
Philadelphia
Chicago
First Squad of Recruits May Go Away Today
The Ninth Regiment recruiting officers at the east armory hope to send the first squad to Camp Alger tonight though transportation is lacking. Captain Keefe Lieutenant Casey and Captain Hyde pursue mobilizing 157 men with meals issued, uniforms to follow, and a list of names temporarily withheld from publication.
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D. J. Keefe
Casey
East Armory
Camp Alger
Hyde
Ninth
Virginia
United States
Keefe
Richwood House
Tremont Street
Natick
A\ger
Stewart
Thirty-third Michigan
Israel N. Steinert
United States Regular Army
Foster
Dalton
Morgan
Wnt
South Framingham
Quartermaster Ramsey
Wolcott
State House
Massachusetts
Jacob C. R. Peabody
Peabody
Battery A
Washington
N. A. M. Dudley
Nathan W. Dudley
Granville W. Dudley
Weaver
South Armory
Provisional Militia
Brisson Forms a Cabinet in France
Paris June 28 The new French cabinet is announced with Henri Brisson as President of the Council and Interior Minister Paul Peytral as Finance Minister Leon Bourgeois Education Minister Ferdinand Sarrien Justice Minister Godfrey Cavaignac War Minister Edouard Simon Lockroy Marine Minister Edouard Simon Lockroy Foreign Affairs Théophile Delcassé Colonies Georges Trouillot Commerce Emile Marvejouls Agriculture Albert Viger Public Works Senator Tillaye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Henri Brisson
M. Paul Peytral
Leon Bourgeois
Ferdinand Sarrien
Godfrey Cavaignac
Edouard Simon Lockroy
Theophile Delcasse
Georges Trouillot
Emile Marvejouls
Earthquake Fatalities Reported Near Acquilla and Santa Rufina
An earthquake last night caused collapses near Acquilla, with one death and twelve injuries. In Santa Rufina five peasants died and seven were hurt as houses fell. A shock at Cape Vello also caused multiple deaths and injuries.
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Rome
Acquilla
Santa Rufina
Cape Vello
South Boston Citizens Back Martin for Park Commissioner
A large delegation from South Boston urged Mayor Quincy to back John B. Martin for park commissioner. The Mayor noted Michael J. Creed’s prior appointment and failed confirmation and said he would consider the petition for Mr. Martin.
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South Boston
Quincy
John B. Martin
Michael J. Creed
Martin
Fraudulent Fitchburg messenger warns readers
A letter to the editor warns of a fraud posing as a Fitchburg railroad freight house messenger. The impostor claims a package is waiting and demands advance freight charges. The notice is signed by Max H. Newman, Boston, Mass, dated June 28, 1898.
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Fitchburg
Max H. Newman
Boston
Massg
Had Hoped to Embark for Europe Alleged With $125000 Not His
Telegram from St Louis reports Alonzo J Whiteman former Duluth mayor now under arrest in St Louis for hotel swindles in Boston and Chicago He admits a Boston check was worthless and claims Boston Lawrence Kane charges are false He alleges Pinkerton conspiracy and plans a Europe trip with 125000 suspect funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Alonzo J. Whiteman
Duluth
Boston
Chicago
Lawrence
Kane
New York
Pinkertons
Pinkerton
Europe
First National Bank of New York
Whiteman
West
Columbia Bank
Fifth Avenue
San Quentin
Pinkerton Agency
Tragic Rail Jumping On Saugus Branch
A severely mangled body was found on a culvert bridge between Everett and East Everett on the Saugus branch of the Boston and Maine railroad around 6 PM. The man’s identity is unknown and investigators believe he died in a personal crisis after stepping onto the tracks and apparently leaping in front of a Boston-bound locomotive. Autopsy needed to describe the victim.
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Everett
East
Saugus
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Richardson Hill & Co Acknowledges Donation to Boston Fund
Richardson Hill and Company of 40 Water Street acknowledge receipt of 185 dollars for the Boston Emergency Hospital Fund. The donation underscores local support for emergency medical services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson, Hill & Co
Water Street
Boston Emergency Hospital Fund
Navy Yard Notes on Repair Work and Officials Movements
Charlestown Navy Yard sees reduced work with the monitor Wyandotte in dry dock for ten days of overhaul. Rumor lists four ships to report for repairs Titania Gresham Winifred Ironquin. Navy officers Hall Parker Goodrich reassigned to New York to command steam yachts Huntress and Sylvia with Minnesota crew. Commander Merry reports to Howison for treatment after injuries from earlier Caribbean operations.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Monitor
Minnesota
Huntress
Sylvia
John K. Merry
U. Ss. N
Somerville
Howison
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Merry
Boston
Machias
Key West
Union Y. P. S. C. E. Rally at Union Congregational
The Y P S C E rally gathers at Union Congregational Church Columbus avenue and West Newton street to unite South End church officers and plan summer gospel tent work at Warren avenue and Clarendon street. Minneapolis lawyer-evangelist Mr. Co N Hunt will speak with music from Miss Florence Ives of the Evangelistic Association of New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Y. P. PS. C. E
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
South End
Warren Avenue
Clarendon Street
Co. N. Hunt
Minneapolis
Florence Ives
Evangelistic Association of New England
Flag Raising Night in Ward 7 Precision 4
A flag raising event Friday night in Ward 7 Precinct 4 features music and a fireworks display. Short addresses are planned by Alderman Berwin Councilman Callahan and Representative Mackey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwin
Callahan
Mackey
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Sale
Ead
Sis Istanions
Washington St
Lana
Charles
Quinlan
L. W. Ferdinand & CO
Federal St
Foot of Summer St
Denver
Col
Fred Atkins
Russell Atkins
Mass
Provincetown
J. Richard Carter
Boston Paper Trade Association
Walter F. Cushing
Boston Stationers’ Association
Jacob P. Braes
Boston Wholesale Growers’ Assocition
Asa M. Bond
Crysalters’ Club of
George HW. Davenport
Massachusetts Lumber Association
Clinton White
Master Teamsters’ Association
George Close
New England Confectioners’ Club
Arthur C. Wiggin
New England Earthenware Association
Abraham Byfield
New England Furniture Exchange
Harry I. Doten
New England Iron and Hardware Association
Francis W. Breed
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Henry T. Schaefer
Oil Trade Association
George L. Gould
Paint and Oil Club
Frederic H. Viaux
Real Estate Exchange
Master Builders’ Association
Borton Brewers’ Association
Howard L. Jackson
Expressmen’t League
Expressmen
Washington Street
sDao Price
J. C. Watson
Yankee
Lowa
Oregon
Framingham
Gloucester
New Bedford
Darling
Dunn Loring
Dandridge
Company L
Brisson
Arrteman
Ete
IRP
Watts
Chas. Lawrence & Co
Commercial St
Navy Yard
Srprice Joc
Madras
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