Massachusetts Delegates Lead Ancient Order of Hibernians
The article profiles Massachusetts delegates to the national Hibernian convention. It details Maurice P. Clare W B Mahoney John L McKeever and other officials with their birthplaces roles and prior service. It notes the order's expansion from Ireland to the United States and mentions several divisions and counties involved.
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Order of Hibernians
W. B. Mahoney
Bath
Westfield
Hampden County
Massachusetts
Maurice P. Clare
Webster
West- Held
John L. McKeever
Fast Weymouth
J. J. St. James
Pittsfield
HE. J. Delahanty
Mutinous Industrial army sails to New York amid chaos
The New Haven mutiny led by Swift abandons discipline for riotous disarray aboard the C H Northam. Sailors, banners, cigars, and a stray recruit flood New York streets after a volatile voyage, while leaders clash with reporters and police.
Coxey Camp License Refused Over Unhealthy Conditions
Coxey paid for a license to admit visitors to his camp near James Creek canal but was denied a free permit. Commissioners cite unhealthy camp location and probable illnesses among inmates. Health inspector to report sanitation violations. Mrs. Cleveland and children likely to spend summer at Gray Gables, Buzzard’s Bay, due to Coxey movement and health concerns.
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Washington
Coxey
Ross
James Creek Canal
Cleveland
Gray Gables
Buzzard’s Bay
Mass
Woodley
White House
Garvin's Army Evacuates Wheeling For Pittsburg Train
Colonel Garvin's army evacuated Wheeling today and boarded a Baltimore & Ohio train bound for Pittsburg at 1 30 p m The local trades assembly paid passage totaling 160 dollars with 62 raised by merchants and the rest from assembly funds.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Garvin
Baltimore & Ohio
Pittsburg
Local Trades Assembly
Assembly
Governor Altgeld Comments on Coxey Movement
Governor Altgeld says Coxey protesters will be punished if they break state law but will not be interfered with if they obey. He warns that attacking them would arouse sympathy and swell their numbers.
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Chicago
Altgeld
Chase denies plans to go to Washington
Lewiston Maine on May 3 Solon Chase states he will not travel to Washington as rumors claimed. He said he has no plans to visit the capital and no trip is scheduled at this time.
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New York
New Haven
Fitzgerald
Admiral Fitzgerald
Washington
Swift
Adams
Leoburgerz
Lewiston
Handicaps at Harvard showcase 318 entries in major events
Complete list of entries and handicaps for Harvard meet highlights 318 entrants led by Yale Brown Dartmouth and local clubs. 42 is the largest entry in the 106 yard dash with stars like J S Mitchell Dan Long Merrill Lefurgey and Tom Keane among favorites across 106 yard dash 220 440 yard runs mile walk hurdles high jump pole vault and broad jump among others.
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Harvard
Yale
Brown
Dartmouth
Newton
South Boston
J. S. Mitchell
Dan Long
Shea
Acton
Brown and Chadwick
Merrill
Lakin
Kiett
Lohies
Delaney
Worcester
Blake
Coolidge
Colllamore
Clapp
Nye
Thrall
Phillips
Hurd
Lord
Stinger
McComber
Wheelwright
Hoyt
Rice
Elliot
Glenny
Connelly
Bloss
Brockton Clears Plan to Abolish Seven Grade Crossings
The Brockton case confirms a $1,600,000 project by commissioners Harris Barnes and Southwick to remove seven grade crossings on the Old Colony line. It includes relocating Campella station to proceed without delay, despite objections from Campella residents.
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Old Colony Railroad Company
Brockton
Hammond
Superior Court
B. W. Harris
H. B. Barnes
Ht. C. Southwick
Campella
Court
Centre
Nelson Streets
Drift Road
Perkins Avenue
J. J. Dowd
L. B. Chapin
J. H. Benton, Jr
Butcher Wagon Struck by Express at Shea's Crossing
A butcher cart driven by Patrick McLaughlin was hit by an 11 30 express at Shea's crossing. The horse was killed, the wagon destroyed, and the driver seriously injured but expected to survive.
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Ayer, May
Patrick McLaughlin
Shea's Crossing
LIFTING THE CURTAINS The Marie Burroughs Portfolio of Stage Celebrities
The piece introduces a gallery of actors with off stage portraits and concise career sketches. It notes eleven portraits are ready for purchase, each part offered for one coupon and one dime via dramatic advertisements.
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Marie Burroughs
Boston Common Council Deliberates on Navy Yard Visit and School Funds
The council debated a Washington trip for the joint Board of Aldermen and council committee to study Navy Yard conduct, vetoed by the Mayor. The Woman’s Educational Association proposal for a public library occupied committee time, while park delays at Charlesbank gym drew finance committee interest. Memorial Day appropriation changes were approved, and a Hancock district schoolhouse project won support, with John A. Andrew district funding deferred.
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Whelton
Ward 8
Board of Aldermen
Charlestown Navy Yard
Washington
Navy Yard
Woman's Educational Association
Old West Street
Park Commissioners
Charlesbank
Boston
Committee On Claims
O’brien
Hancock
Reidy
Ward 15
John A. Andrew
Finance Committee
Gloucester Bribery Claim Tells Against Judge French
In Gloucester on May 3 Judge French found Edward Ericson who faced illegal selling charges guilty. He received four months and a $200 fine later reduced to $100 by the judge after noting a bribe insinuation and agreeing not to formally report the bribery.
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Gloucester
French
Edward Ericson
Ericson
York
A P A Beaten in St Paul City Election
In St Paul Minnesota the American Protective Association was defeated as the Democratic Party swept the city ticket. Mayor elect Robert A Smith won by over 1000 votes over F B Doran and Democrats gained large majorities in the Aldermen and Assembly races.
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ST. Paul, Minn
American Protective Organization
St. Paul
Aldermen
Assembly
Robert A. Smith
F. B. Doran
Sandow to award $10000 for feat duplicates in New York
Eugene Sandow offers $10,000 to any man who can duplicate his strongman feats in New York during June. Potential challengers include Louis Cyr Attilla or Samson, who will be accommodated. If defeated, challengers owe nothing as Sandow does not bet. Judges will be Dr D A Sargent of Harvard William R Curtis of New York and a Herald appointee.
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New York
Swift
Adams
Fitzgerald
Socialist Labor
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Nordham
East River
March
Blue Coats
Erin
Fitzy
Fulton Street
Eugene Sandow
Sandow
Louis Cyr
Attilla
Samson
D. A. Sargent
Harvard
William
Lazard Freres Ships $1 Million Gold on Augusta
Lazard Freres will ship $1,000,000 in gold aboard the steamer Augusta today. The voyage brings the week's total on the Augusta to $2,500,000 and the ship’s cumulative to $1,500,000.
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New York
Broadway Bridge Declared Safe By City Engineer
City Engineer Jackson assures the Broadway extension bridge is perfectly safe and will remain so for at least ten years, easing public concern about its integrity.
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Jackson
Broadway Extension
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Washington St
Barnaby
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Camp
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