Anarchist Arrests Reported Across Chicago and Pittsburg
A report from CarcaGo says rumors circulate that A R Parsons, linked to Spies and Fielden in the Tuesday massacre, has been captured in the southwest city area. Police in Pittsburg and Chicago continue to find explosive devices and dynamite material as they pursue anarchist circles.
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Cutcaco
Charles Reitz
North Canal Street
Desplaines Street
Parsons
CarcaGo
A. R. Parsons
Spies
Fielden
Arbeiter Zeitung Returns in Reduced Form and Appeals
The Chicago Arbeiter Zeitung reappears as a 10 by 12 inch hand bill after printers and editors were arrested on a murder charge. The lead article appeals to workers to defend a labor organ and continue the fight for freedom. The paper questions police dynamite claims as a suppression plot.
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Arbeiter Zeitung
ChicaGo
Paul Smith
Offier Degan
Smith
Condition of the Wounded Officers and Socialists
Wounded officers at County Hospital, except Flavin Nels and Jacob Hansen, show improvement while Flavin’s leg is amputated as a last hope. Fielden the Socialist is under arrest after a self-inflicted wound. another anarchist, James Turck, is captured in Chicago with anarchist literature and arms. Turck, a long-time resident of Chicago, is linked to a military anarchist group.
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aiaGo
Flavin
Nels
Jacob Hansen
Leffelhardt
Madden
Fielden
Dexter
Chicago
James Turck
Loomis Street
Johann Most
Turck
William Stahlknecht Arrested for Undue Influence on Workmen
William Stahlknecht president of the Cabinetmakers Union and a reputed agitator was arrested in Chicago on a warrant by Justice Brayton. He is accused of intimidating workers and allegedly tried to stab a private detective near his home. He faced charges for entering Rothschilds furniture factory to menace returning strikers and was held on $1000 bond.
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ChicaGo
William Stahlknecht
Cabinetmakers’ Union
Justice Brayton
Stahlknecht
Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Haymarket
Brayton
Rothschild
Spies
Fielden, Se
Large Quantities of Explosives Found in Man's Room
Police arrested William Ledger on the north pier and searched his Sedgwick street room. Officers found dynamite, two guns and many cartridges. Ledger showed a deadly pallor and fear at the station. August Spiers and his confederates remain in county jail as treason to murder charges loom.
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Cuiiaco
William Ledger
Sedgwick Street
Creed to Burn Pillage Wreck Destroy Use and Be Merry
Anarchistic circulars in German and English circulated in Allegheny and Pittsburgh lower wards urging workers to avenge McCormick's men by burning pillaging wrecking and destroying. The clever distribution concealed the circulars until thousands were printed and handed out.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
McCormick
Old Man Found Dead in Well Near Lexington Farm
John Bender aged 76 is found dead upright in a neglected well on the Eliza Smith farm between Lexington and Waltham. His son George, initially intoxicated, reports the death as a possible suicide. authorities plan to inquire as a possible homicide or accidental death, with autopsy undecided. Neighbors note possible father son tensions.
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Luxincton
Waltham
Eliza Smith
John Bender
George
Iowa
Bender
Bepp G Bachelor’s Hall
Daley
Mr. Daley
George Bender
Lexington
Dr. Holmes
Mahoney
Concord
Justice Keyes
Post
Bradford Smith
Dalrys
Benders
Young Bender
Boston
Appleton Street
Holmes
Winsor
Winchester
Undertaker West
Three More Aldermen Indicted In boodle Scandal
New York May 7 three more aldermen Miller Dempsey and DeLacy have been indicted for bribery under the penal code and consolidation act. Witness indorsed is ex Alderman Waite. Indictments aim to hold them if they enter court jurisdiction. Twenty four 1884 board bribe takers. eighteen indicted. Rothman in Germany. Jurors named for trial of Alderman Jacine next week.
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New York
Miller
Dempsey
Tammany
DeLacy
County Democracy
Waite
Broadway
Byrnes
Martine
Patrick Kenny
W.S. McLaughlin
Sheriff Grant
John C. O’connor
Thomas Rothman
Germany
Parrett
Grant
Flack
Reilly
Jacine
Robbery at Beach Street Saloon Involves Three Teens
Kennedy Noonan of 250 Fourth Street South Boston was robbed by three young men after leaving a Beach Street saloon. They allegedly held him while one searched his pockets, taking a watch chain and $5 after knocking him down. John Carrigan, 18, of 51 Albany Street, was arrested. two accomplices remain at large.
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Kennedy Noonan
Fourth Street
Boston
Beach Street
Noonan
Station 5
John Carrigan
Albany Street
Miss Daly Wins First Race At Memphis Track
Warm weather followed rain and a large crowd witnessed six races at Memphis. Miss Daly led from the start to win the first selling purse over three-fourths of a mile in 1.20g. McBowling captured the second race by three lengths in 1.2014. McCarthy won the Montgomery stake by one length in 2:123. Ultimatum J prevailed in a close finish by a half-length in 1.54%. Judge Jackson easily won the hurdle race by ten lengths in about 11-16 miles in 2:083.
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Memphis
Miss Daly
McBowling
Montgomery Stake
McCarthy
Ultimatum J
Judge Jackson
Express Train Wreck Near Livingston Manor
Night express No. 5 traveling from Wahawken to Oswego was wrecked two miles south of Livingston Manor when the tender axle broke at 11 p.m. The baggage car and day coach plunged down a twelve foot embankment into Little Willowemoc stream, telescoping one another. No lives were lost.
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Middletown
N. Y
Wahawken
Oswego
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
Livingston Manor
Little Willowemoc
Lexington Races Report With Race Winners
In Lexington Kentucky on May 7 a modest fair attended the races. Rice won the first race in 1 5134, Poteen took the second in 1 08, Malvan won the third in 1 524, and Waukesha captured the fourth in 2 08. The first and third races were one mile, the second three quarters, and the fourth one mile and a furlong.
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Lexington
Rice
Poteen
Malvan
Waukesha
Boston Weather Summary from OssExvEn’s Survices Report
The Boston weather data shows clear conditions at times with fair to cloudy skies. Temperatures range from a low around 50 to a high near 71 degrees with humidity around 60 to 75 percent and a light wind.
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Boston
OssExvEn
Dew Point
Slight Prospects for the New Navy Bill discussed
Internal Revenue Collector Pillsbury’s replacement appears to be John E. Fitzgerald as President Cleveland seeks old-line Democratic support. The move shifts the political balance in the post office fight and follows Endicott’s Massachusetts visit. Collins departs Boston soon amid shifting patronage dynamics.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Pillsbury
John E. Fitzgerald
Lamont
Fitzgerald
Messsrs. Collins
Lovering
Endicott
Post Office
Judge Endicott
Collins
Boston
Prospect that House Naval Bill Will Be Urged
Washington May 7 The House naval committee bill to build a new navy faces likely defeat after a full canvass of members. Friends of the measure report orders restricting extraordinary appropriations and expect any such bills to fail if brought up.
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Gitte
House Committee
Washington
House Naval Committee
House
van Briersen
Huntington
Gusten
House Committee On Labor
A. S. Hewitt
New York
Ways and Means Committee
Mr. Hewitt
House Committee On Post Offices
General Regret Over Jeff Davis Tour Said to Be Felt
Captain Sanders of New York visited Washington on his way home and denied toasting Jefferson Davis at the Savannah banquet. He said he spoke modestly without eulogizing Davis and blamed politicians and enthusiastic women and Negroes for the excitement. He added that sensible Southerners regret what occurred during Davis's tour.
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Washington
Sanders
New York
Jefferson Davis
Savannah
Mr. Davis
Davis
South
Lawmaker substitutes allow seasonal cattle imports
The House Territories Committee reported substitutes to Lanham bills to nullify New Mexico and Arizona acts restricting diseased cattle. The substitutes permit unrestricted cattle imports from December to March and cap inspection fees at 10 cents in other months, arguing winter risk is low but regulation should not violate interstate commerce.
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Washington
Committee On Territories
House
Lanham
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
United States
Postoffice Subsidy Fight Shrinks to $628 Per Pound Claim
Figures prepared by the Postoffice Department aim to show the Frye $800000 mail subsidy amendment would raise costs sharply. Using eight main lines, past rates suggest prepaid changes could yield the red D line $628 per pound for Venezuela and 69 cents for Panama, illustrating the large increases proposed.
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Washington
Postoffice Department
Vilas
Venezuela
Panama
Pacific Mail
Cameron Entourage Dines With Ex Senator Cameron
A Dillon party leaves Washington in a special car for Lochiel Penn to dine with ex Senator Cameron. The guest list includes Senators Cameron Edmunds Hale Ingalls Beach Blackburn Butler Kenna Hearst ex Senator Eaton ex Speaker Randall and Secretary of the Senate McCook.
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Washington
Lochiel
Penn
Simon Cameron
Cameron
Edmunds
Hale
Ingalls
Beach
Blackburn
Butler
Kenna
Hearst
Eaton
Randall
Senate
McCook
Members Tour Hoosac Tunnel by Special Train
About 150 legislators traveled from Boston to North Adams for a view of the Hoosac Tunnel. The trip included meals at ex-Senator Swift's tavern and a dinner in the Opera House, with scenic stops, a dog fight sighting, and a late return to Boston at 8:45 p.m.
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Berkshire
Hoosac Tunnel
Adams
Fitenburg
John Adams
Jitchburg
Tucker
Senate
State House
Deerfield
Bardwell
North Adems
George H. Kearn
Swift
Opera House
Beacon Hill
Kearn
Williamstown Road
Cox
Boston
Irish Parliamentary Fund Festival planned for June 17
At a Boston meeting of the executive committee for the Irish parliamentary fund the grand celebration titled Parliamentary Fund Festival was approved for June 17 to aid Ireland. Land League groups in Boston and nearby are expected to participate and support the Bunker Hill anniversary fundraiser. A $400 check was turned in by Patrick Kenney and F J O'Hara as secretary and treasurer, with more funds anticipated from Dedham and other towns. Active interest spreads to Nashua and other New Hampshire cities.
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Parliamentary Fund
John Boyle O’ Reilly
T. J. Murphy
Lj League
Boston
Bunker Hill
Ireland
Patrick Kenney
F. J. O’hara
Hurley
Dedham
Nashua
New Hampshire
Sayward
Association of Master Builders
Mechanics’ Exchange
Merchants’ Exchange
Hawley Street
Master Builders’ Association
Carpenters
Columbia Rink
Columbia Skating Rink
Rathmell
Shields
Crosby
Union
Cambridge Plasterers
Somerville
Cambridge
Cambridge Street
Preble Hall
Tremont Street
Paine Memorial Hall
Caledonia Hall
Hallowell Granite Company
Charlestown
Granite Cutters’ Union
John Jacobs
Federal Street
Horseshoers
Evans Dall
Knights of Labor
Boston Clothing Manufacturers’ Association
Journeymen Tailors
Merchant Tailors’ Exchange
Fells
Malden
J. Robison
Boston and Maine Railroad
The
Operative Tailors
Washington Street
Troy Gas Fuel Venture Seeks Large Scale Supply
Troy Fuel Gas Company backed by New York and Philadelphia investors expects to supply artificial gas for fuel soon. Using the Lowe water gas process, the project aims at keeping consumer costs under 50 cents per thousand cubic feet as mains near completion allow service.
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Troy
N. Y
Troy Fuel Gas Company
New York
Philadelphia
Lowe
Titus Indicted on Three Counts in New Jersey Murder
James J. Titus janitor at Centenary Collegiate Institute was indicted in Hackettstown on three counts for the April 8 murder of Tulle Smith. The grand jury brought the indictment after a session this afternoon. arraignment is set for tomorrow before Chief Justice Beasley as local excitement runs high.
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Hackettstown
N. J
James J. Titus
Centenary Collegiate Institute
Tulle Smith
Therpg
Titus
Beasely
Angostura Bitters Promises Quick Digestive Relief
Advertising note proclaims Angostura Bitters as a sole genuine product by Dr. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons that cures indigestion dyspepsia diarrhoea and colic with immediate relief and sure results.
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J. G. B. Siegert & Sons
Boston Strike Battles Ride On Building Trades Tangle
The eight hour strike across trades in Boston remains unresolved with both sides firm. Fishermen, master builders, carpenters and plasterers report limited progress while rumors of dissension appear among unions. Independent voices claim concession battles continue as workers and owners meet in scattered talks.
Bring on Your Boycott and Let Her Rip in Marlboro
The Marlboro Times editor Charlie Morse denounces a looming Knights of Labor boycott as unfounded. The paper vows independence and continued publication, claiming ads may suffer but more space will be available for stories.
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Marlboro Times
Marlboro
Charlie Morse
Knights of Labor
Grand Master
Powderly
McNeil and Litchman
the Times
Steinway Sons Refuse Eight Hour Demand
A Steinway & Sons committee demanded eight hours with ten hours pay, plus a 10 percent raise, but the firm refused. Earlier, one varnishing firm and one carriage maker yielded to eight hours, and a cabinet firm also conceded. The Steinway stance maintains a ten hour day across all piano establishments.
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New York
Messrs. Steinway & Sons
Steinway & Sons
Strikes Win Ground as Pittsburg Factories Reopen
Strikes for shorter hours gain momentum in Pittsburg with four furniture plants restarting on strikers terms. All remaining factories expected to resume within twenty four hours as the labor action shows favorable progress for the workers.
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PittsbuRg
Penn
Building Trades
Rail unions avert strikes amid stalled disputes
The stonemasons report no change in conditions for carpenters and stonecutters. The threatened engineer and fireman strikes on the Pittsburg and Western and Pittsburg Cleveland and Toledo railroads will not occur.
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Pittsburg
Western
Cleveland
Toledo
Ex-Senator David Davis In Critical Condition
In Bloomington on May 7 the condition of ex-Senator David Davis is described as very serious and growing more dangerous by the hour. His son George P. Davis remains at his side and acknowledges the father is on his deathbed.
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Bloomington
David Davis
George P. Davis
New York Defeats Washington as Chicago Beats Detroit
New Yorks outplay Washingtons 6 to 0 at the Polo Grounds with Esterbrook driving in two after a sixth inning homer. Chicago defeats Detroit as Gotzein struggles, McCormick holding the visitors to little off Chicago’s pitching. Kansas City also loses to St. Louis 4 to 3 as Sweeny miscues ahead of a late rally.
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Petroits
Chicagos
Chicago
Gotzein
Detroits
McCormick
Louis
Kansas
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Myers
Dolan
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Cahill
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Quinn
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Kansas City
McKinnon
Gasscock
Bassett
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Weylman
Gaffney
American Association
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Cincinnati- Pittsburg
Bridgeport
Bridgeports
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Denvers
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Meridens
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Princetons
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Utica
Uticas
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Philadelphia
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Cincinnatis
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Lawrence
Harvards
Yales
New Haven
Amhersts
Browns
Amherst
Portlands
Brockton
McGunnigle
Wheslock
Thayer
Boston Blues Edge Haverhills In Champion Ship Showdown
The Boston Blues won their first championship game away against the strong Haverhill team. Burns pitched well for Boston while Haverhill managed five base hits. Martin Sullivan hit a home run and a triple for Boston, McLaughlin collected three singles and a double, and Mullen Shaw and Herbett starred in left field. Final tally showed Boston with 9 runs on 11 hits to Haverhill’s 9 runs and 7 hits.
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O.A
Dalrymple
Hanton
Ryan
Brouthers
Kelly
Rich’son
Anson
Thompson
Pfeffer
Oj Rowe
Williamson
Eel
Weidman
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Quinn
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Issves
Haverhill
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Conley
Martin Sullivan
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Hawkes
Sullivan
Slattery
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Coonley
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Doubley
McLaughin
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J. Sullivan
McIntosh
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Portland
Philadelphias
Concord
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Tilton Seminary Boys
Detroits
Union Grounds
Murnan
Philadelphia
West
Chicago
Detroit
Officers Named At Local Association Meeting
The association’s officers were J. M. Harrington as president J. D. Hogan as vice president M. J. McGlynn as treasurer and M. Greeley as secretary. Also present were well known gentlemen Jim Whelly John Sullivan and Martin Coughlin.
American schooner held for trespass at Digby basin
Digby harbor excitement as the American schooner David J. Adams of Gloucester is seized for fishing bait in Digby basin. Captain Allen Kinney’s vessel had name covered. Landsdowne escorts to St John for seizure and examination. Another American boat reportedly secured bait then sailed.
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Digby
Scott
St. John
Minister of Marine
Ottawa
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Lansdowne
Landsdowne
Dakin
David J. Adams
Gloucester
Allen Kinney
Vice in a Great City in New England Society Report
Agent Henry Chase presents the New England Society for the Suppression of Vice annual findings. He notes investigations into fraudulent physicians and institutes, concerns over a skating rink’s decline, rise in immodest ads and gambling, and more juvenile offenses. He urges informants to contact No 25 School Street.
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New England Society For the Suppression of Vice
Chase
Metropolitan Police Board
School Street
Injuries Reported From City Streets and Shops
John C. Brown collapsed on Bunker Hill street and was moved to City Hospital. John Beere, 27, injured his right hand in a Brighton street blacksmith shop and had multiple arm fractures treated at Massachusetts General Hospital. Charles E. Kennail, 19 South Russell street, was found near Hancock and Cambridge streets with a badly fractured ankle and taken home by a patrol officer.
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John C. Brown
Bunker Hill Street
Division
City Hospital
John Beere
Brighton Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Hicky
Charles E. Kennail
South Russell Street
Hancock
Cambridge Streets
Cluverius seeks Supreme Court rehearing in Madison murder case
Counsel for T. J. Cluverius asked the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals for a rehearing of his murder conviction of Fannie Lillian Madison. The court had yesterday affirmed the lower court ruling in full. Rehearing allowed only if a concurring judge desires it.
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Richmond
T. J. Cluverius
Fannie Lillian Madison
Supreme Court of Appeals
Foss on Hunger Strike Amid Airport Case Kingpin
Leonard F. Foss bound over to the Supreme Court for baggage theft and petty larcenies is attempting suicide by starvation. He has refused food for several days and was forced to eat yesterday. authorities consider him possibly insane.
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Biddeford
Leonard F. Foss
Supreme Court
Fitchburg
Local Agricultural College Alumni Meeting At Young's Hotel
A large gathering of Massachusetts Agricultural College graduates and former students met at Young's Hotel last evening. President W H Bowker presided with brief addresses by Professor Greenough Manly Miles Dr Winchester and Mr Chapin of the American Cultivator. Austin Peters served as secretary.
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Massachusetts Agricultural College
Young’s Hotel
W. H. Bowker
Greenough
Manly Miles
Winchester
Chapin
Austin Peters
Young Bulliston arraigned as father dies, murder charge
John Joseph Bulliston, arrested for assault on his father, appeared in South Boston Court yesterday. The father later died from injuries, and Bulliston's charge was upgraded from assault to murder. He was held without bail with another hearing set for Wednesday.
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John Joseph Bulliston
South Boston
Young Bulliston
Bulliston
Patrolmen arrest 21 year old barber for stealing mortgaged property
Patrolmen Lynch and Murdock of Division 5 arrested Frank Savernic aged 21, a barber, for stealing mortgaged property. Patrolman Harrington of Division 1 and Fire Patrol Smith for Engine 8 extinguished a small fire yesterday afternoon in the tenement house at 8 Sneafe Street.
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Lynch and
Murdock
Frank Savernic
Barber
Harrington
Smith
Sneafe Street
Pretty Party Marks Miss Post’s Dancing Class Reception
The annual reception of Miss Post’s juvenile dancing class was held at Odd Fellows Hall last evening. Floor directors were R. B. Callender and H. H. Mansfield. Older siblings arrived later, a ball followed, and Baldwin’s Cadet band provided music.
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Miss Post
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Messrs
R. B.callender
H.H. Mansfield
Baldwin
Dedham Officer Barrett Fires Back in Mt Vernon Chase
Officer Barrett of Dedham pursued two men near Mt Vernon yesterday morning and was fired upon three times. He captured one suspect, who identified himself as Willard Orrison of Harrison Avenue Boston.
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Dedham
Mt. Vernon
Willard Orrison
Harrison Avenue
Boston
Discovery of an Eleventh Magnitude Asteroid
The European Astronomers Association reports an asteroid of eleventh magnitude. Its coordinates are Right Ascension 14 20 and Declination south 0.31, with proper motion in RA minus 48 seconds and in Dec 7 minutes.
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European Association of Astronomers
Greece Resumes Preparations for LoNpDON Debate
May 7. Thomas Bolton asks Mr. Chamberlain to back a second reading of home rule as long as it affirms the principle and leaves Irish members in committee. Chamberlain says he will vote for the second reading if Gladstone maintains imperial Parliament as sovereign, but finds no such assurance in Gladstone's manifesto. He warns of Ulster’s separate demands and argues federation must keep three nations under one parliament.
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Mr. Gladstone
Ireland
Ulster
England
Scotland
Wales
Gladstone
Lee
Warring Powers Deploy Fleets as Greek Ports Blockaded
In Athens on May 7 the foreign ministers sailed away while fleets were ordered to blockade Greek ports. The Turkish army advances threaten Thessaly as two battalions from Athens move toward the frontier. the Russian minister remained in place. The Peloponnesian army is ordered to Thessaly as regional tensions rise.
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Athens
Greece
Thessaly
Sympathy for Chicago Socialists Draws Glasgow Support
Secretary McCulloch of Glasgow section of the Social Democratic Federation writes that Glasgow socialists cordialy sympathize with American workers and Chicago socialists in their conflict with police and their resistance to tyranny and cruelty.
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London
McCulloch
Glasgow
Social Democratic Federation
America
Chicago
Police seize gaming gear at Hanover Street rooms
Sergeant Butler and Patrolmen Foster Wyman and Spurrill of Division 3 at 10 05 last evening raided rooms at 24 Hanover Street and seized one gaming table and 209 scoring cards.
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Foster, Wyman
Spurrill
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Malden Boy Believed Drowned Found Safe by Officer
Jeremiah Sullivan a nine year old resident of Malden who was thought drowned was found by a Division 5 officer on Northampton street last evening. He was returned home by his parents late last night.
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Jeremiah Sullivan
Malden
Division 5
Northampton Street
Garrison Statue Finished for Commonwealth Square
The statue of William Lloyd Garrison is completed and soon to be sent from New York to this city for erection in Commonwealth avenue square. The sculptor is identified as Mr. (¢ ).
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William Lloyd Garrison
Commonwealth Avenue
New York
Bodies Found in Water As City Police Recover Seven
During the past week five bodies have been found in the water by officers of one police station in this city. There are now seven bodies lying in the morgue awaiting identification.
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Rowan Reg
Ninth anniversary of Waushaeum Encampment at South Framingham
The Waushaeum Encampment No. 52 celebrated its ninth anniversary in a pleasant gathering at South Framingham. John Gomez, master of schooner Spring Bird, was arrested in New Bedford on a US warrant for bringing excess passengers. Tucker & Son shot factory at Wellesley will move to Milford. Hume plans a children’s home on the old site. In Malden district court, Charles W. Lockhart a milkman from Arlington was arraigned for adulterated milk. Judge Pettingill fined him 75 dollars plus costs totaling about 100 dollars.
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South Framingham
John Gomez
Spring Bird
New Bedford
United States
James Tucker & Son
Wellesley
Milford
H. H. Hume
Malden
Charles W. Lockhart
Arlington
Hartshorn
Pettingill
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