Danvers man in Boston mall melee under hold of four cops
Dominic McCue from Danvers sparked a chaotic scene at Park and Beacon Streets as he threatened self harm and sparked a revolver. Four patrolmen and wagon men restrained him after a fierce struggle. he was taken to police headquarters and to be examined for sanity. The unloaded revolver appeared new.
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Park and
Beacon Streets
Boston
Kelly
McCarthy
Danvers
Dominic McCue
McCue
Dr. Jelly
Proteus Soars in Cambridge Debut at Fast Pudding Show
Public premiere of the Fast Pudding play Proteus in Cambridge drew boisterous applause. John Go McCall as John Macanarty and Oliver Richards as Proteus impressed, with Joshua Holden, Jr and Stanwood delivering strong turns. a later Cambridge show and Nes-ton dates through May 11 at Conley Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
lOverva Srring
Jonn Go McCall
John Macanarty
Joshua B. Holden, Jr
Kingdom
Oliver Richards
Proteus
Richards
Stanwood
Conley Hall
Terre Haute Street Railway Sold to Boston Firm
Terre Haute electric street railway transferred to L Webster and Co of Boston and E Stone of Boston. They will operate the line with interurban electric lines from this city to Brazil.
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Terre Haute. Ind
Terre Haute
Masterly South American Nervine promises cure for indigestion
Advertisement claims permanent cure for stomach weakness through a Nervine remedy. It pledges immediate relief from the first dose and asserts universal efficacy, noting safety and pleasant use. Sold by Geo. C. Goodwin Co., druggists, Hanover Street, Boston.
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Onic
GEO. c, Goodwin Coo
Ruggist
Hanover St
Beston
West Battles East For Gavel In Reed Speak er Show
A terse contest for the gavel pits West and East against Speaker Reed as the chamber decorum hinges on a power struggle. Fragmentary notes reference street names and town hints but lack full details.
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West
Speaker Reed
Fragmented OCR Text Notes From A Local Page
Unsure OCR fragmentary lines show random letter groups and partial words. No coherent event or names identified.
Western Republicans seek united front in Speakership contest
In Washington on May 5, Western Republican delegations from Illinois Iowa and Michigan weigh backing styles for the Speakership. Dolliver warns only a western consensus can stop Sherman as Reed New England and New York blocs hold sway. He forecasts a McKinley renomination even if Ohio opposes him.
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Washington
Sherman
Mlinois
Hopkins
Iowa
Henderson
Michigan
Dolliver
Chicago
Reed
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Strikead Seen Work Marlboro Shoe Strike Eases
The Marlboro shoe strike plunging the industry for twenty five weeks ends as many strikers seek their old jobs. About 3500 workers were involved with 1009 back at work, 1509 idle, and 1000 seeking other employment. Factories refuse to replace established workers. The boycott against S H Howe, John A Frye, Rice Hutchins and John A O Connell Sons remains.
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S. H. Howe
John A. Frye
Rice & Hutchins
John A. O'Connell & Sons
Joint Council of the
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Harvard and Columbia Meet on Soldiers Field Diamond
Harvard faces Columbia this afternoon at 3 on Soldiers Field. Barrett Wendell Jr. will catch for Harvard replacing Bill Reid, while McDonald and McCormick rotate in the pitchers. Columbia’s Marevus and Kebbler form a strong battery as the teams clash following Columbia’s 10 to 8 loss to Holy Cross.
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Harvard
Columbia
Soldiers Field
Holy Cross
Barrett Wendell, Jr
Wendell
Bill Reid
Milne
McDonald
McCormick
Marevus
Kebbler
Columbia Battery
Haupnton
Di Biasi Case Personnel Report Amid Italy Involvement
District Attorney Stevens demands an exact report on the Di Blasi case from Chief Inspector Watts. The fate of Chief Inspector and Lieutenant Rosatto hinges on trial timing. Attorney General Knowlton and DA favor punishing the Boston official’s killer and consider recalling officials if delays occur. The Board opposed sending the inspector abroad but granted permission per the attorney general’s suggestion.
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Stevens
Cable
Watts
di Biasi
Rosatto
Italy
di Blasi
SK Knowlton
Boston
Board of Police
Sloane Takes Back Home From Former Wife
Henry Sloane intends to reconvey the residence and its contents, valued about 450000 dollars, from Mrs. Perry Belmont to himself. He must pay roughly 64060 dollars in debts incurred by his former wife since separation, plus all encumbrances on the property.
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NiGw
Yoris
Fenry
Sloane
Perry Belmont
Stats Trust Company
Little Brody's Blue Laws Debated in Assembly
A proposed Sunday work restraint to shut shops on Sundays was debated in the lower Assembly. The bill allows essential services and public utilities, newspapers, streetcars, and boats to operate. It imposes fines for public diversions on the Lord's Day.
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Assembly
Goethe Birthday Celebration Planned With German Leaders
Preparations for the 150th anniversary of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe rise. a Goethe Feier set for September 9 at Middlesex Street endorsed by city German citizens Harvard German professors and American scholars. Proceeds support the Goethe Memorial fund for an unveiling at Strasbourg on August 28.
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Goethe
Sun- Gaye Sist 9
Leary
Nise
Deee Dlesex
Harvard University
Germany
Strassburg
Waylaid boy beaten on Hanover Street in East Boston
Patrick J. Curtis nine years old of Central street East Boston was attacked by four men on Hanover near Fleet Street at 11 43 PM. His left arm was broken and he was pummeled severely. Dr Dunn attended him at Station 1 and he was sent to City Hospital. No money was taken and the motive is unknown.
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Patrick J. Curtis
Central Street
Boston
Hanover Street
Fleet Street
Dunn
City Hospital
Curtis
Thayer and Adams Open Dual League With Thayer Victory
Thayer and Adams academies met for the first time in the dual league at South Braintree. Thayer won easily 50 to 3. Harned led Thayer with eight runs batted in, while Uniac added two, and Perry and MacMahon each had base hits including three bases. Numerous players contributed with stolen bases and fielding outs as Buckley umpired before a 4090 attendance.
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Thayer
Adams
South Braintree
Unine
MacMahon
Perry
Turner
Doble
Chase
Nixon
Brigham
Uniae
Galagher
Newell
Geasrge
Burchestend
Uniac
MacMehon
Timeth
Buckley
Theo Chelsea Women's Club Elects Season Officers
The Chelsea Women’s Club held its final meeting of the season yesterday afternoon and elected officers including President Mrs. Lillian B. Carter, vice presidents Mrs. Susan M. Hodgdon and Mrs. Hattie Putnam, recording secretary Mrs. M. Blackburn Campbell, corresponding secretary Mrs. Ann H. Jenkins, treasurer Mrs. Catherine Hart, and auditor Miss Annie F. Holmes. Trustesses are Mrs. Carrie P. Sanborn and Mrs. Sarah Robinson. directors include Mrs. Adeline Fitz and others.
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Theo Chelsea Women's Club
Lillian B. Carter
Susan M. P. Hodgdon
Hattie Putnam
M. Bla Campbell
Ann H. Jenkins
Catherine Hart
Annie F. Holmes
Carrie P. Sanborn
Sarah Robinson
Adeline Fitz
Emme FE. Aldrich
Lena B. “Rough
Anna R. Prouty
Mizabeth Wilkinson
Adell Hudson
Mary 8. Dryden
Louise Py Wyeth
Anniegce L. Cox
Billiards Scoring Display At Lab Rooms
The afternoon and evening billiards sessions drew a large crowd with Schaefer performing well. Scores listed include multiple numbers and names such as Schaefer Harrison and Harrisotee, with averages around 64-6 and a planned match between Schaefer and Harrison this afternoon and evening.
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Schaefer
Lab
Crage
Sehnefer
Averonge
Harrisotee
Oey
Lee
Eile Deep
Mr. Harrison
Captain Coghlan Welcomed With Receptions in City
March to elaborate receptions were held for Captain Coghlan and Mrs Coghlan and Raleigh officers. A silver dinner service was presented to Captain Coghlan as he thanked the crowd. Earlier he spoke at the Opera House, after which a reception took place at the Orton Hotel hosted by the ladies committee.
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Wlaling Pon. NN
Coghlan
Raleigh
Le-Beb-T- Pbeder
Hurley Wins Shortly in Four Round Bout
A scheduled fifteen round match ends in the fourth when Tim Hurley defeats Dick Moore at Hogan's arena. Hurley delivers a right hand knockout sending Moore to the floor as the crowd watches in St Paul.
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Hogan
Tim Hurley
This Place
Dick Moore
O St-Paul
Hurley
Moore
Anniversary Celebration for Eighth Regiment in Lawrence
Company L Eighth Regiment marked its departure anniversary with a reception and banquet at the State Armory in Lawrence Massachusetts Captain Jamen Forbes presided Senator Charles I Sargent acted as toastmaster Speakers included Congressman Knox Mayor Eaton Dr John A Magee and Private Callahan who presented Lieutenant Clendenin with a gold watch and chain on behalf of the enlisted men
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Lawrence
Mass
Eighth Regiment
State Armory
Jamen Forbes
Charles I. Sargent
Knox
Eaton
John A. Magee
Callahan
Clendenin
Allston Golf Club Ladies Handicap Match Close Event
A 16 hole ladies handicap tournament at Allston Golf Club yesterday afternoon saw a tight finish among 10 contestants on a well conditioned course. Miss Waite with 28 handicap captured first prize and Mrs. Fargo with 28 handicap took second. No best gross prize awarded. Scores follow.
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Allston Golf Club
Myssas Waite
G.L. Fargo
Grace Jenkins Wins Lakewood Consolation Cup
In Lakewood New York May 6 Grace Jenkins of the Powelton Club Newburg defeats Jedith Embree of the Oakland Club 3 up 2 to play in the consolation round. Jenkins advances from semis and the chief trophy final is set to conclude tomorrow with Ruth Underhill Glen Cove defeating Mrs W H Pough 3 up 2 to play.
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New York
Lakewood Golf Club
Grace Jenkins
Powelton Club
Newburg
Jedith M. Embree
Oakland
Miss Jenkins
Gertrude Andrews
Hillside
H. S. Remsdell
Powelton
Embree
Ruth Underhill
Nassau
Ritchie Buried After West Medford Home Service
Captain George M. Ritchie of Company BP Nineteenth Massachusetts Volunteers was buried yesterday afternoon from his West Medford home at 51 Allston Street. The interment took place at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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George M. Ritchie
Massachusetts Volunteers
Allston Street
West
Medford
Oak Grove Cemetery
Samoan Ambush Details of Mataafa Battle Fatal for Naval Officers
AP report from Apia recounts the Samoa fighting on April 1 to 20 in which Lt Lansdale Ensign Monaghan and Lt Freeman died or were wounded. American and British sailors with native allies attacked Mataafa rebels near Vailele, guns jammed, a deadly retreat followed with several casualties.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
Apia
Samoa
Lansdale
Monaghan
Freeman
Vailele
Tauranga
Cave
Porpoise
Hickman
Royalist
Perkins
Marine Corps
Dr. Jung
Philadelphia
Hufnagel
Mataafa
Desperate battle ends with mass casualties on beach
The next morning headless bodies lie on the field after a clash at the beach where Monaghan and other rebels fall. American, British, and German figures witness a grim scene as four deserters are named and 43 Mataafan fighters killed with 50 wounded.
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Monachan
Lansdale
Monaghan
Aino
Mataafa
Ridsell
Butler
Philadelphia
Long
Prout
Dr. Long
Sune
Pr Iish
Pastor Margraf
Wyad
United S .Es
Falke
Marathon Winners Honored at Cambridgeport Gymnasium
Lawrence J Brignoli winner of the marathon was celebrated by the Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association for honoring the victors last evening. John B Maguire placed fourth as dignitaries praised Father Scully, Bowler, and the gymnasium’s temperance work and athletic success. Dancing followed with Bowler and Bean in charge and Brignoli and Maguire presented gold watches.
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Lawrence J.brignoli
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
Thomas I. Burke
Greece
Idx
William EF. Davie
Father Scully
John W. Bowler
Hrngnol
Maguire
Thomas J. Gargan
Joseph W. Bean
Frignoli
Salesmen Arrested In Carpet Dept Larceny Case
Thomas H Killian and James F Powell of Houghton Dutton Co were arrested on charges of unlawfully appropriating 200 in firm funds from the carpet department. Pinkertons and police identified marked money after purchases of carpet. they face larceny charges for acts over the past three months.
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Thomas H. Killian
James FE. Powell
Houghton, Dutton & Co
Pinkertons
Thornhill
Ryano
Knox and
Douglass
Police
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Boston Men
Bet Street
Lowa
S.°. Payne
C. B. Henderson
Hepburn
Co. H. Grosvenor
Ohio
Seth Bebo
Asody Tlopisins
Hlinois
Marlboro
Fiteh Toys
Cedereateess
Areca Erie
Peel Tebugnion
Clark
Finecke
Dibblee
Pases c
Wife
Funston
Aunston
Calumpit
Bagk House
Little Brody
Ang Beater
Chelsea Woman's Club
Schaper-Harrison Billiards
Wilmington
Igk Moore
Ce Waite
Ogers
Stevenson
Mars
Phinney
G H Wheeler
BE Ie Wingate
Miss Roelofson
Lakewood
Captain Ritchie
Funer
Rele
Cambyceeport Gymnasium Association
Houghton & Dutton
Alabastine Co
Grand Rapids, Mich
Charles Richardson & Co
Oliver St
Wadseworth, Howland & Co
WashBeington
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