Rioters Seized as Wardner Troops Move in Idaho
About sixty rioters linked to last Sunday’s disturbance have been arrested since Company M of the Fourth Infantry arrived. Rioters fled into hills. most detainees are Swedes and Italians. Coroner's jury convened for mob victims. more rioting feared when Canyon count arrests begin.
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Wardner
Idaho
Fourth Infantry
Fourth Cavalry
Walla Walla
France
Sinclair
Sheriff Young
Hleadie
Young
Robbed Old Soldier in Subway At Scollay Square
An elderly couple, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cruickshank of 74 Dove Street South Boston, were pickpocketed in Scollay Square subway station about 2 PM. A young man jostled them and stole Mrs. Cruickshank's $25 pension funds, a theft that deeply affected the veteran Civil War survivor and his wife as they reported the incident to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scollay Square
Thomas Cruickshank
Boylston Street
Trent
Mgr. Cruickshank
Dove Street
Boston
Mrs. Cruickshank
Police
Dodd’s Famous Troop to Lead New England Military Tournament
Interest grows for the forthcoming military and Mayual tournament with large excursionist attendance anticipated from New England. Dodd’s famous troop of cavalry will star nightly, joining artillery infantry and ambulance drills by celebrated commands. Captain Dodd’s unit arrives in Boston with escort from three local companies and may be reviewed at the State House by Governor Wolcott. The National Lancers are expected to repeat head cutting and horse driving exhibitions.
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New England
Dodd
Franklin Field
Captain Dodd
Hoston
North Union Station
Mechanics’ Buiilding
Vermont
State House
Wolcott
Ieads
National Lancers
Dean's Ointment Promises Quick Relief and Cure
A dubious claim touts Dean's Ointment as providing instant relief and permanent cure for itching piles. The text notes sale by a drug store for 50 cents, implying a consumer bargain with questionable efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Aftauyv Drag Store
Free-for-all events highlight Combination Park meet yesterday
A chaotic free-for-all at Combination Park featured multiple heats with jockeys and horses racing in half and quarter mile events. Notable performers included Joe Drummer and others listed in the program, with purses noted around $50.
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Combination Park
Joe
Ste Howe
Nehe
Logan
Tiene
Wes
Mary Wood
Alvin Ned
Bog Peets Lorene
Swift
Priter Haringso
ClaeRe
Drummer Girl
Belaive Little Blanche
Vae Nisinak
Mana Colbone
Baty Linus
Marv Pelare
Ithe
Ahnorristte
Robinson Pirsa
Frolden Hells
Poctor
John
Arenes
Ibe
General Logan
Chamberley m
McGrath Ch
Salhi Morris
Vy Gill
Kings
Horton
Captain Clark hailed by Boston visitors and townsfolk
May 3 in Boston lore Captain Chimes of Clark spent the day visiting friends and touring schools, welcomed by eager children who shook his hand. A 509-strong crowd greeted Captain and Mrs Clark at Armor's Hall with Company Gs orchestra. They plan to depart Bradford for Boston tomorrow to stay with Hon John Conness of Mitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evadfeford
Wee
Chimes
Clark
Admiral Dewey
Fire damages Bacharach clothing store in Philadelphia
A mysterious morning blaze on Thirteenth Street and Ridge Avenue caused extensive destruction and endangered lives. The fire, rapid and severe, likely caused losses exceeding 809000 dollars and wiped out Charles Bacharach’s clothing store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bacharach
Thirteenth Street
Ridge Avenue
Elks Ritual Secrets Stolen In Cincinnati Row
A dispute among local Black Elks led to the disclosure of their secret rites. Last year a copy of the Elks ritual was stolen at Fike hall and many copies printed for Black members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnaty
Benevolent, Protective Order of Elks
Two Men Injured In Ladder Fall At Boston Coal Yard
Coleman Webb, 38, of 154 B Street South Boston, a coal heaver, fell from a vessel hold after a ladder broke yesterday. Stephen Kicks, on the same ladder, suffered multiple broken ribs on the right side. Injuries occurred at the Congress Street coal yard near Mast Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Webb
B Street
South
Boston
Congress Street
Stephen Kicks
Sso Mast
Seventh Street
South Boston
Worker Hospitalized After Cav eIn Wall Collapse
John Ward of 1418 Tremont Street was repairing on Washington Street near Ruggles when an embankment cave-in trapped him and caused internal injuries yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ward
Tremont Street
Washington Street
Ruggles
Death Notice of Henry Nelson Skillings Missionary
The American board received from Rev. C. I. Rife an announcement of the death of Henry Nelson Skillings, an American missionary in Kusale Caroline Islands. He was born in Portland, Maine, and left a widow from Pleasant Island and three children. One daughter married a chief of Wasaie. Relatives are believed to reside in Boston.
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American Board
I. Rife
D. D
Kusale
Caroline Islands
Henry Nelson Skillings
Portland
Pleasant Island
Island
Wasaie
Boston
Accident involves six year old pedestrian and bicyclist
Mrs Mary Kennedy aged six of 9 Marcella street was struck near Highland street by bicycle rider James P Ridlon of 251 Highland avenue. She sustained injuries to head face and back and was taken to City Hospital. WOPRCERTER May 8 John F Dinsdale posted $25 to bind a match for 259 or 500 a side with Morris Rosenberg of Boston at 126 pounds between May 8 and 21.
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Mary Kennedy
Marcella Street
Highland Street
James P. Ridlon
Highland Avenue
City Hospital
Woprcerter
John F. Dinsdale
Morris Rosenberg
Boston
Medford Man Dies in Fractured Skull Train Incident
I. HH Rich of 34 Nashua Street Medford was brought to Massachusetts General Hospital in a dying condition after being struck by a train near Medford and carried into Boston by the same train.
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I. Hh, Rich
Nashua Street
Medford
Massachusetts General Hospital
Coston
Man knocked from freight car on B A R K bridge incident
Joan Smith of 8 Corning Street was knocked from a freight car on the B A R K after hitting a bridge last evening. He received three stitches for a heart wound and suffered severe back bruising.
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Joan Smith
Corning Street
Broukeman
Salvation Army convention closes at Tremont Temple
Commander Booth Tucker addresses about 1460 attendees and calls poverty a national concern. Parade features slum depictions, a women tambourine corps, and meals offered at five to ten cents. Speakers include Colonel Cozens, Robert Treat Paine, and T. D. Roberts.
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Salvation Army
Tremont Temple
Army
Organization For Relief
Aden
Cozens
New England
William Shaw
United Societies of the Christian Endeavor
Commander Booth-Tucker
Robert Treat Paine
T. D. Roberts
Boston Industrial Union
Church of the
Church of the White
Church of the Churchless
Booth
The
Officers Commended and Appointments Reported
Officers commended for bravery on Hilnaver Street and for courage during a fire on Dover Street. John Lane promoted from reserve to patrolman by the Police Board in Division 6. Cornelius J. Reardon praised for meritorious service with several arrests and granted an additional week of vacation with pay.
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Cornelius J. Reardon
Utopian Club Presents The Troubles of Mr Smith
The Utopian Club staged its third theatrical at ISO Shawmut avenue last night before a large audience. The farcical comedy The Troubles of Mr. Smith featured Lew Goldman S J Wyman Charles UM Barnett Felix Davidson William Phillips Firemy Myers and Miss Ray Young Miss Olie Abrams and Miss Freda Young. All parts were well enacted and the performance proved highly entertaining followed by dancing.
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Utopian Club
Iso Shawmut Avenue
Mr. Smith
Lew Goldman
S.J. Wyman
Charlies UM. Barnett
Felix Davidson
William Phillips
Firemy Myers
Ray Young
Olie Abrams
Freda Young
Charlestown Improvement Association Holds Annual Meeting
At last evening's meeting the Charlestown Improvement Association elected new officers for the coming year. Prank Mason declined re-election after three years as president. Colonel William Hy. Oakes selected as president. Linus Pear son and Thomas Berridge named vice-presidents. John Hurley treasurer. Mark Smith secretary.
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Charlestown Improvement Association
Mason
William Hy. Oakes
Linus KF
Pearson
Thomas W. Berridge
John Hurley
Mark FB. Smith
Staves
da. de Meturity
Agron. Haake
Jon Mahones
Fecrery Wolfe
W. Preshe
Witlhin Kiehborn
Andrew Byrnes
Tan
George
From Sun to Sun Woman's Worth and Hood's Sarsaparilla
A promotional ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla for women worn by constant duties and nervous fatigue. Testimonials from Mrs. Alfred A. Howard Taunton Massachusetts Mrs. JW Marks Binghamton New York Mrs. Fred Turner Barre Vermont Mrs. J Smiley Auburn Maine Mrs. Jessie A. Mearns Clayton Delaware and Mrs. Mary Sivenson Rutland Vermont claim improved blood strength appetite energy and relief from headaches nervousness and fatigue after using the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Alfred A. Howard
Summer St
Taunton
Mass
Labor Pressures on Senate to Reconsider Liquor Bill
The Massachusetts Federation of Labor notes Wellow Workmen Senate Will 117 for Friday May 5. The bill would bar minors from handling liquor and cargoes in outlets selling alcohol and aims to curb youth drunkenness. It calls unions to lobby Senators and Representatives to support the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Committee
Massachusetts Federation of Labor
Senate
Friends of Labor
Friends of the Cause of Temperance
National textile workers close tenth annual convention
The national textile workers ended their tenth annual convention and discussed reorganizing the Southern cotton industry. Officers elected for the next term include Prince W. Greene president and John Cressley vice president. Executive committee members were named and Greene named delegate to the AIA convention. Stationary Engineers No. 16 endorsed Touge bill 1092 defining engineers license law, noting senators feared adverse effects on engineers and firemen if they voted.
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National Textile Workers
Prince W. Cheene
Phenix
Alu
John Cressley
White Rock
Im. L
Morris T. Gay
Augusta
Rigdon Heath
Langley
George Viger
New York
Prince W. Greene
A. A of
Stationary Engineers
Woman Hurt During Milk Can Incident In South Boston
Bridget Powers 20, a restaurant worker at 228 Broadway, cut her wrist while removing a wooden stopper from a milk can yesterday. She was taken to City Hospital. Patrick Prendergast 60 of Togus Maine and John Doherty 44 of 66 Lamartine Street were arrested for breaking and entering a dwelling on Shawmrt Avenue. A large bundle of wearing apparel was recovered by police. Patrick McGrath 42 of 1 Liverpool Avenue East Boston was admitted to City Hospital with rib injuries after being struck by a stone thrown by boys while he dodged projectiles. He was hit on Apetl 1p during the incident.
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Bridget Powers
Broadway
Boston
City Hospital
Patrick Prendergast
Togus, Me
John Doherty
Lamartine Street
Patrick McGrath
Liverpool Avenue
Cooker explosion at Benton Falls factory kills, injures
In Benton Falls two men were killed and several injured when a cooker exploded at the Wennebec Fibro Pulpanill plant. The blast hurled debris through a stone wall, destroyed part of the building, and sent machinery and even two horses flying. The victims include James Noseworthy, 22, and Prince Kidward Island native Chatios Amabs. James Kanne of Bethe Hill was seriously injured.
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Benton
Benton Falls
James
Prince Kidward
Chatios
Comores
James Kanne
Bethe
Hill
Freda Ward Case Recalled in California Tragedy
In Stockton California Mrs Virginie Hassel wife of a wealthy Englishman killed her sleeping friend Mrs William Hickman then shot herself placing the pistol on the bed between them. The two bodies lay undiscovered until the Hickman girl's father found them. Hassel had vowed to die rather than be separated from her friend amid domestic troubles.
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Stockton
Cal
Freda Ward
Tennessee
Virginie Hassel
William Hickman
Fatal Coal Wagon Accident in City Streets
William A. Sheehan a 54 year old coal wagon driver for the Metropolitan Coal Company was thrown from his wagon on Highland Street yesterday afternoon when a wheel passed over his chest a horse stumble threw him from the seat He was taken to City Hospital where he died from internal injuries early last evening
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William A. Sheehan
Corning Street
Metropolitan Coal Company
Highland = street
Typhoid in Volunteer Camps Critiqued by Board
Dr. V. Vaughn reports to the Association of American Physicians on typhoid in army camps. The board, led by Surgeon-General Sternberg, found improper diagnosis and reporting by volunteer surgeons, with typhoid spread from filthy camp conditions rather than water quality.
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Washington
Association of American Physicians
Arlington
V. ©. Vaughn
Ann Arbor
Sternberg
Vaughn
Jacksonville
Chickamauga
Camp Alger
Montauk Point
Dilemma Over Admission Of Mrs Vinal To Trade Board
Somerville Board of Trade debated admitting Mrs M N Vinal a Union Square stationery shop owner. Some supported suffrage, others opposed. The issue was tabled pending writing changes to the constitution. A May 19 meeting in Bacon Hall was announced with speakers including John N Hates and Charles KX Adams.
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Somerville Board of Trade
M. N. Vinal
Union Square
M. H. Plumer
Fitts
J. Albion Briggs
Barlin
Hanauet
Bacon Hall
John N. Hates
Charles KX. Adams
Massachusetts State Board of Trade
Proctor
Actress Mary Moore Invests In Anaconda Copper Mine Stock
New York May 3 Mary Moore leading actress of Charles Wyndham's Criterion Theatre company has improved her position on the market and is now showing a gain of 408. A broker in Wall Street suggested investing in Anaconda copper mine stock a year ago and she followed the tip.
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New York
Mary Moore
Charles Wyndham
Criterion Theatre
London
Wall Street
Anaconda
England
Pepe
Miss Moore
James Aiberty
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Permanent Relief
The advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a complete remedy for piles, claiming immediate inflammation relief and lasting cure. Testimonials from Mrs. M. C. Hinkly and Major Dean cite long-term suffering resolved by the product, with price noted as 50 cents per full size package from Pyramid Drug Co.
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M. C. Hinkly
Is St
Indianapolis
Ind
Ann
Dean
Columbus
Pyramid Cure
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Senator Hoar Sails on New England at Boston Harbor
The article describes Senator Hoar’s departure aboard the steamship New England from Boston, greeted by a large crowd and marked by cheers as he waves the flag. It notes the ship’s captain’s pride, the escort by Hamlin cutter, and planned after-sail travels to England and the continent before returning by Oct. 6.
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Vman
Buckley
Hamlin
Senator Moar
New England
Boston
Senator Hoar
Jngland
Hoar
Dexter
J. B. Holden
Linus M. Pearsor
J. J McCarthy
W. H. Oakes
Lawrence Cain
Thomas Ingalls
E. W. Doherty
Ik. B. Stoddard
Thomas I. Taff
John A. Campbell
John H. Roberts
S M
Poe
Columbia Electric Vehicle Company Incorporation Reported
In Trenton on May 3 the Columbia Electric Vehicle Company with a capital of 5 000 090 was incorporated. The firm is authorized to manufacture and operate vehicles powered by electric or other energy. The promoters are men from New York and Boston.
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Trenton
N. J
Columbia Electric Vehicle Company
Neor
New York
Boston
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Macee. Furnace CO
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Tic
Naval Brigade
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Boston and Vicinity
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Euital
Gomgination Park
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Baby Logan
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Mr. Connes
Phladelphia
Atay
Schiwyler Milton
Schuvier Jamiton
Tron
Salvation
Salvationists
Booth-Tucker
Utopian Club Theatricals
Charlestown
Bisteh
JW. Marks
Henry St
Binghamton
Nae
Fred Turner
Barre
Mitehira
J. Smiley
Main St
Auburn
Tlood
Jessie A. Mearns
Clayton
Del
Mary Sivenson
Rutland
Temperange
Tertile Workers
Labor
Shawmut Council
K.of
Shawmut Conn, Wy of
United States
Rand Knight
M. L. Jennings
Mayer Quines Supreme Knights
Durnsel M. TP
Mall
Wiel
Guo
Goodwin CO
Draduury
Warningtel
Gouker
Benton Mills
Somerset Fibre Company
Freda Ward Case
Rome
Humbert
Busines
Sultan
Constantinomveily
McWitney
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of Ohe
Veinfelds
Shask
Kiwg
Monte Carlo
Morgan Townav
Standard Plant
Dang
Loyal Legion Grops Eagan
District of Columbia
Loyal Legion
Charles P. Magan
V.G. Yauza
Sopper
Righ
J. Edward Wilson
Tremont Row
Urenklin
Areyse
Japan
Hein
McKinley
Republican Party
Mr. McWinney
McAuley
Post
Cutter Hamlin
Crallvete
Automobile Trust
Wheeler
Philadelphia
Georgee. Childs
Joe Wheeler
Joan W. Hayes
John W. Hayes
Sumner Street
East
Hayes
Typographical Union
Ward 2
Conseil
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