Middlesex Republican Club Elects Champlin Amid Sea Cruise
The Middlesex Republican Club elected General Edgar R. Champlin as president during a ballot taken aboard the steamer New Brunswick while sailing from Union Wharf to Minot's Light. Ex Governor Brackett declined another term. General Appleton was also discussed. Wilmot R. Evans, Everett, influenced the Champlin nomination amid a gathering of notable Massachusetts political figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Republican Club
Minot
South Shore
John Q. A. Brackett
Tate
Edgar R. Champ
Essex County
Brackett
HL Dyer
Appleton
Wilmot R. Evans
Everett
Committee On Nominations
General Champlin
General Appleton
Middlesex County Club
Brurnswick
Veyor J. J. McCarthy
Bates
Sam McCall
Charlies Q. Tirrell
James B. Reynolds
Republican Safe Committee
Middlesex
Thorndike Spalding
Cambridge
State Committee
Middlesex County
Bigelow
Natick
Gould
Melrose
Upham
Waltham
Williams and Howland
House
Luce
Somerville
Dowee
Malden
Blood
Fitchburg
Turtle
Pittsfield
McCall
Fred W. Dallinger
Campridge
Fred Joy
Winchester
Preanent
Vearles
Ancroft
Guild
M. J. Murray
Boston
Kennedy
Newton
Bruce
A. E. Winship
John J. Whipple
Brockton
Lane
John B. Gilman
Boston Public Institutions Department
Captain Hoitt
Poeos
J. B. Billines
J. D. Gill
Internal Revenue
John Hopewell
Increase Noyes
Daniel Kent
Leicester
Forrest Adams
Ambrose Pratt
Sanderson
Cenetcgs
BE. . McPherson
Colonel Woodward
Meland
Rose Sea Pranding
Woburn
Chaure le Holyoke
Brown
Concord
Fe Orreeck
Brackett Reelding
J. Goddard
Lowell
George B. Billings
James
Conarommnnen
Crane
Champlin
Courtship Ends in Landmark Marriage at Blossom Street
A fifteen year courtship culminated in a marriage proposal at 1160 Blossom Street with Oldrieve, the groom, aged about thirty four, and his bride, widow Mrs Weller, who faced opposition from her son Professor Olérieve. The ceremony followed a long engagement marked by social obstacles and renewed persistence.
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Eit Dark
Cheleoe
Atlas
BP A
Fuiams
Henries Oldrieve
Presen
Eller
William
Olérieve
Sidi Feve
Gurley & Fies
Papua
Oldrieve Dence
Blossom Street
Brooklyn Club Move Aims at Washington Transfer
The Star reports National League President N. P Young sought a permit to reconstruct National Park facilities, signaling plans to move the Brooklyn club to Washington. Magnate Freedman has urged Brooklyn’s exit from the league, implying a relocation to New York or Washington.
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Washington
The
Star
N. P Young
National League
National Park
Jonsyee Forest
Ardent Young
Mr. Young
Brooklyn
Magnate Freedman
New Yorks
Hig
Bicycle notes on hour race at open meet and entrants
The piece describes a pacing race at 9 o'clock with bets at even money and Moran as a strong contender. It mentions a court mission to use a tandem machine, a large list of entries for the mile open and five mile amateur handicap, and names several riders including Senter, Kimball, Logan, Downey, Archibald, Pred, and Connolly among others. It notes a cadet and American cycles influence and a printer’s praise of the event.
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To Court
Senter J
B. Mettling
Kimball
Logan
Gacey Downey
Chefalo
Ha A
Har Giles
J. CO. Archibald
Harry Pred
B. Ho H. Temple
Eb.enudet
P. Feratoda
Cerl Erland
J. Connolly Aron
Entacliab
Boston
Laurike
One Death in Lawrence Heat Toll and Cases
A faded report notes one death in Lawrence and three cases of heat prostration. The fragmentary entry mentions men and a month, with unclear details and minimal context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Juhe
Nopere
A. Iatter
Notable Fourth for South Natick Celebrates Founding
South Natick marks the 26th anniversary of its founding by John Eliot and his praying Indians on July 4. The Eliot Association of America will meet, nearly 500 descendants attend, with Lt. Governor Bates delivering greetings. Events include concerts, addresses, banquet, regatta, water sports, and fireworks in Eliot Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Natick
John Eliot
Eliot Association of America
John Ilot
Natick
Natick Centre
Harriet Feedher Stowe
Old Town
Sam Yawson
Hopey
Bill Horace
Parson Lathrop
Deacon Badger
John Biot
Bacon
Staading
Eliot
Roxbury
Gerand
Bates
Commonwealth
Nera
Pais Henry Pfeiffer
A. J. Benener
L. Daniels
Eagetar
M. V. B. Berttt
Nellie A. Hayn
Speerenime
Bne
Eliot Square
Fellesley
Eliot Bak
Masten & Wells of
Boston
Winthrop Season Opens With Dance at Leighton House
The Winthrop Highlands season opens with a dance in the Leighton House small room. New proprietor Mrs. 8. M. Thurber and manager Mr. B. A. Clark host a popular event despite heat. An elegant dining room, fine orchestra, and a crowded guest list including Dr. Edward Wood and many prominent local families marked the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Leighton House
Winthrop Highlands
M. Thurber
B. A. Clark
Edward
D. Wood
Tyler
George Wadsworth
T. Hardy
M. Carley
L. Hatch
Ash
Clerk
Holmes
and. Stoddard
Dardne
W. L. Gry
Leeds and Family
A. Hal
P. OC. Hains
Dennessey
H. M. Lewis R
EB. F. Ireland
Charles Welsh
A. E. Whiterose
Ae Curtis
C. HB. Odd
Ripley
P. Falles
A. H. Miller
A. W. Cobbe
G. L. Weir
J. Hodder
W. H. Topham
J. P. Tolton
G. E. Masters
BK. H. Hartshorn
Burke
Harper
BE. B.all
McNutt
W. H. Preble
T. E. Pigott
Prostrations In Athol Report Confusing OCR Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text from Athol area mentions gun figures and a thermometer but is largely unreadable. The readable elements hint at a report or scene with people named Tonia and a reference to weather or measurements, but concrete facts and context are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonia
Brookline Boxer Kia Carter Wins at 15th Round Foul
San Francisco report describes a bout between Kia Carter of Brookline and Jack of Chicago at Jim Kennedy's Twentieth Century Club. After a hard exchange, the fight was awarded to Root on a foul in the fifteenth round, leaving the outcome disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jim Kennedy
Twentieth Century Club
Kia” Carter
Brookline
Jack
Chicago
O'Brien Defeats King in Ten-Round Denver Bout
Jack O'Brien of New York defeated Buddy King of Denver by decision after ten rounds before the Colorado Athletic Association. King fought mainly on the defensive throughout the bout.
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Denver
Col
Jack O’brien
New York
Buddy King
Colorado Athletic Association
King
Malden High Alumni Hold Eighth Annual Reunion
Malden High School alumni met in Esther Hall for the eighth annual reunion. President Frank A. Bayrd and Vice-President Mrs. A. H. Jones presided as guests were welcomed by Bayrd with remarks on Malden city life. Mayor Charles L. Dean and Frank P. Bennett spoke on the city and school days. Readings by Maude Huntington-Benjamin preceded refreshments and dancing led by A. H. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden High School
Esther Hall
Malden
Frank A. Bayrd
A. H. Jones
Hulsman
Blanche Powers
George
A. H. Brown
Hearing on Moth Pests Prompts Health Board Session
A morning hearing was held by the Board of Health at Allston on request of Henry Rogers Frederick Hammond and others to discuss caterpillar outbreaks. Witnesses described cases of severe irritation and swelling from exposure and urged a public circular with practical advice to residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Heter Rogers
Frederick Hammond
Allston
Hammond
Coolidge
Charles L. Bates
Bates
Heat halts outdoor work in Waltham as workers suffer
In Waltham on June 28 the street and water departments suspended outdoor work due to heat. A noon reading of 98 degrees rose to 101 at 2 p.m. Six workers at the American Watch Company's factory were overcome, and substitute letter carriers Connolly and Smith also collapsed while on routes.
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Waltham
American Watch Company
Connolly
Smith
Boston Man Prostrated By Heat At Roosevelt Hospital
Charles Daskess of 35 Cornhill Boston was found unconscious in New York near Ninth Avenue and Forty fifth Street tonight. He was taken to Roosevelt Hospital. no such name exists in the Boston Directory.
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Charles Daskess
Roosevelt Hospital
New York
Cornhill
Boston
Ninth Avenue
Forty-fifth Street
Heat drives mass stoppage of Wachusett project workers
In Clinton on June 28 the heat reached 100 in the shade and 130 in the sun forcing about 1200 workers from Wachusett reservoir contractors to quit. Prostrations occurred though none severely, as quarry and dam operations slowed and mills suspended work in hot rooms.
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Clinton
Wachusett Reservoir
Heat forces Shammans toothpick plant closure in Portland
In Portland oil June 28 the Scammans toothpick factory at Mermills shut indefinitely after intense heat. The night crew had started work last night and by early dawn several young women fainted from the extreme heat. No serious injuries were reported.
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Portland
Mermills
Hottest Day Brings Prostrations Across New York Area
On June oe the city endured the year’s heat peak with 2 degrees in the official reading and 62 percent humidity. Fifty heat prostrations were reported in Manhattan and the Bronx with additional cases in Brooklyn Jersey City and nearby towns. Only about twenty other cases were noted, with scattered reports through midnight.
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New York
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Prostrated in Chelsea Under Heat Atwood Factory Worker
A Chelsea man collapsed in the heat at Atwood factory on Red Avenue and was carried to a police ambulance. Patrol officers aided him as temperatures rose around 3 o clock. Two Chelsea men also suffered heat distress in the city.
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Frank . Betackon
Atwood & Red Avenue
Elgg
Chelsea
Rae
Unclear OCR Snippet On Mercury Death In Rochester
Fragmentary text references a 108 near Rochester and a Mercury Company. Details are unreadable, with multiple garbled words and missing context about events, dates, or individuals.
Death in Heat Wave Strikes City as Temps Soar
Amid extreme heat on June 25, numerous residents suffered heat-related collapses across Boston. Names listed include James Grant a 20 expressman. Claude Loe employee. JLL Hull 34 salesman. Charles Finger 30 waiter. Lilian Doyle. John Kane 81. Solomon Marks 30. and others treated at Emergency and City Hospitals. Officials report 92 97 degree highs and widespread prostrations with no deaths confirmed by nightfall. The city faced a record hot day with urban crowds seeking shade at parks benches and North End beaches.
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Sofr
City Hospital
John Kane
Dorchester Avenue
South Boston
Ing Coal Wharf
Solomon Marks
Melrose Street
Furrier
Chauncy Street
R. J. Stearns &Co
Charles Johnson
M Street
Frank Williams
Edward J. Rowe
Warwick Street
Roxbury
Kingston Street
James Hay
Chestnut Avenue
Arthur Malley
Camden Street
Federal Building
A. I Poe
Boston
North End
City Point
Riverside
Franklin Park
Tolay
Unknown man killed at Faneuil Hall identified as Frank Howard
The unidentified man struck at Faneuil Hall Thursday was claimed yesterday by relatives. Frank Howard of 6 Broadway, Boston, was a stationery carrier.
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Faneuil Hall
Thuredey
Tinkham
Frank Howard
Broadway
Boston
Suffering in Gambridge leads to urgent city inquiries
In Gambridge a tragic incident occurs with multiple casualties. Ambulance crews arrive as authorities begin investigations into the events and the roles of local officials and engineers. The scene centers on a factory or industrial setting where hazardous conditions are noted and a coroner or justice of the peace is called to oversee the immediate aftermath.
Unclear OCR Fragment on City Utilities and Votes
Fragmentary text hints at municipal utility work and election issues including power, water, or paving questions. Names, dates, and precise actions are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases about city operations and relief measures.
Fragmentary 19th Century Text on City Water and Ice Plant
The passage discusses a city water and ice plant project, noting supply delays, the need for seawater, and the plant’s abandonment in a later era. It references officials, climate conditions, and speculative reasoning about water temperature and liquidity. Named figures appear as aspirational mentions rather than concrete actions.
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Murphy
Govinns
Vast crowds at Revere beach draw record day crowds
A chaotic but bustling scene at Revere Beach as thousands from Boston Lynn and nearby areas thronged the shore. The night turnout grew after 2:30 PM with electric lights along the boulevard drawing crowds and the board reporting high attendance despite heat and delays.
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Ralle
Thorth
Eaepere
Boston
Lynn
Malden
Gayle
Te Ancelis
Vatter
As Wiliams Po
Ory
Revere Beagan
Ompany
Manera
Local Brockton Mall Fire Briefly Shuts Aisles
A smoky incident at a Brockton mall prompted brief evacuations and a temporary shutdown of several stores. Fire crews responded quickly, keeping flames contained to a storage area while shoppers waited outside. No serious injuries reported.
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New Brunswick
Union Wharf
Republican Party
Willard Howland
Drake
Gustavus Smith
Flociety
Oanaioe
Ll. R. Daniels
Chalrain
Athol
Jan Trations
Malder Mike
Root
Carter
O'Brien
Malden High Alumi
Lightring
Pratt
le Lees
Rochester
Methuen
Tod
Thompson's Spa
Gambridge
Qne
J. Monte
Harties
Revere
Vieice
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