Pastor Drew Wins Oratory Clash At St Pauls Church
The Rev.8 P W Drew held morning, afternoon, and evening services at Lincoln Hall Concord Street after the City Missionary Society took possession of St Pauls Baptist Church on Camden Street. Opposing deacons staged sidewalk meetings and criticized the preacher while Drew urged love for enemies, praised England, and warned against deacons and trustees. He celebrated his crew, asserted legal rights, and predicted a future under the American flag with unity for the colored race.
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Baptist City Missionary Society
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Lincoln Hall
Concord Street
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Eulo
England
Massachusetts
Fessenden
Jesus Christ
Stewart
Cambridge
Epps
Boston
St. Paul’s Church
Ezekiel
Germany
Massachusetts delegates endorse John A. Ryan for national president of A O H
The Massachusetts delegation to the Ancient Order of Hibernians endorsed John A. Ryan for national president at a Boston dinner. After discussions the entire slate supported Ryan, with Hon. E. J. Slattery withdrawing. Cronin was endorsed for national director, and the delegation plans to travel to Denver on July 11.
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Ancient Order of Hibernians
Denver
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John A. Ryan
United States
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Order of Hibernians
Ryan
Deltes
E. J. Slattery
South Framingham
Slattery
Illiam J. Cronin
A. O. H. of America
Boston
Renewal of triple alliance splashed with tariff war hints
Paris reports a renewed Germany Austria Hungary Italy pact signed in Berlin. The French press warns tariff disputes may erode unity, noting friction with tariff questions and closer France Russia ties. The Temps foresees economic conflict testing the alliance’s practical strength and recalls Italy’s stance against adding military or diplomatic pledges.
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Austria-Hungary
Italy
Berlin
France
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Chamber of Deputies
Tony Gomez Heroically Rescues Cambridge Boy From Fire
A 16 year old resident on Charles street Cambridge named Tony Gomez acted quickly to save 6 year old Joseph Brownberg from a blaze yesterday. The Brownberg family was away when the incident occurred, and Gomez's bravery likely prevented a deadly outcome.
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Tony Gomez
Charles Street
Cambridge
Joseph Brownberg
Brownberg
Nina Danforth to be examined for insanity in murder case
A commission is expected to be appointed to examine Nina Danforth, indicted for murder, for mental derangement. She is under Dr Utley care at East Cambridge jail and refuses to disclose her story to her lawyers. Government officials suggest asylum as likely, aiming for an out of court adjustment, with experts to decide.
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Dr. Utley
East Cambridge
Miss Danforth
Tony Gomez Heroically Rescues Boy From Fire in East Cambridge
Tony Gomez, a Thorndike School graduate and athlete, saved a boy from flames in East Cambridge after his own clothes caught fire while he prepared to start a rubbish fire. He carried the boy to safety, tearing off the burning clothing. Gomez suffered burns to his hands and singed hair, while the victim sustained non life threatening head and body injuries.
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Brownberg
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Thorndike
Detective King Convicted in Minneapolis Case
In Minneapolis Detective Nathaniel W. King was found guilty of being accessory after the fact to a felony and faces an ongoing larceny indictment. The former chief of detectives under Mayor Ames, King’s conviction unsettles the indicted group, while Police Superintendent Ames faces trial next Monday and all indicted officials still draw city salaries.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Nathaniel W. King
King
Ames
Roosevelt Signs Canal Bill in Washington
President Beeceret has signed the isthmian canal bill in Washington, marking the approval of the long debated canal project. The ceremony confirms government backing and anticipated construction milestones for the future waterway.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Beeceret
O Hermen Roundup At Mystic Lakes Dam
Patrolman Benjamin F. Lenox fired five shots to frighten 11 Italians fishing at the dam between lower and upper Mystic lakes before daylight. Eleven men were corralled and taken to the station with Officer Golden assisting. They face charges of violation of the Lord's Day. The dam lies in the Metropolitan Park system.
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Atrolman
Benjamin F. Lenox
Mystic Lakes
Officer Lenox
Golden
Newport Excursion by Special Train on July Fourth
A special train from Boston via the New York New Haven Hartford line offers a delightful July Fourth trip to Newport. Enjoy the summer resort's lawns estates and scenic walks with delightful drives in all directions. Round trip tickets from Boston are $1, seats limited.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston
President HG Swing Plans Three Nation Tours in 1904
Roosevelt plans an extensive fall tour in three swings through New England, Midwest, and the South ending in San Antonio. Trails begin September and run to December aboard a luxury Pullman train. He aims to defend his administration, push tariff reform, and address opposition from Republicans and Democrats alike amid Cuban reciprocity scrutiny.
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New England
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Illinois
Maryland
San Antonio
Tex
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Wood
Harvard
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Taft
Thurber
Popped by Phone Meets Cold Reception on West Side
Hugh McGee Truck Teamsters' Union agent proposed marriage via telephone to a widow renewing business on Chicago's West Side. He offered 20 barrels of flour and pledged himself as aspirant for her hand. The proposal was rejected with a frigid reception and McGee refused to reveal her name. Some union members blamed his telephone courtship rather than the proposal, while McGee claimed a different answer would come if he hadn’t used the phone.
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Chicago
Hugh McGee
Truck Teamsters’ Union
West Side
Amos Grimshaw Ends His Life in Despondency
Amos Grimshaw of Somerville, 46, a former Providence manufacturer ruined by a partner’s losses, killed himself with a razor near a road in Abington after weeks of unemployment. Found this morning, he leaves a widow and three children. burial planned in Providence.
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Amos Grimshaw
Somerville
Mr. Grimshaw
Providence
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