Suffragists Hear Prominent Speakers At Faneuil Hall
Led by Mrs. Julia Ward Howe the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association gathered at Faneuil Hall to revive the cause with remarks from Lucia Ames Mead Alfred S Roe Norman D White and others. Speakers urged educational and political equality and urged perseverance in the suffrage fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Ward Eowe
Massachussetts Woman Suffrage Association
Faneuil Hall
Howe
New England Woman Suffrage Association
Lucia Ames Mead
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Alfred S. Roe
Worcester
Sarah Dixon
Lowell
Julia Ward Howe
Norman D. White
Brookline
Charles Gordon Ames
Fannie Fernald
Woman Suffrage Association of
Maine
Mary I. Wood
New Hampshire
Guy A. Ham
Henry B. Blackwell
Train Robbers Kill Engineer Near Butte
The North Coast Limited was held up at Welchsport near Butte Montana early today. Engineer Clow was killed by a robber’s bullet as the train halted. bandits fled after leaving a dynamite filled suitcase on the water tank. The raid targets the express car with currency shipments from Seattle Portland or Spokane to Eastern points.
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Butte
Mont
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific Railroad
Welchsport
Here
Crow
Seattle
Portland
Spokane
Lillian Lawrence
Boston
Bearmouth
Clow
Lillian Lawrence Safe After Train Hold Up
Miss Lillian Lawrence, opening her summer season at Park Theatre on May 18, was aboard the train held up en route from Portland to Boston. A Bozeman dispatch reported the holdup. she is safe and continuing east, sending a message that the engineer was killed and dynamite found, with the train four hours late.
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Lillian Lawrence
Park Theatre
Portland
Ore
Boston
Bozeman
Mont
Moran Is Ill With Bad Cold
The district attorney’s office lies quiet as Moran is confined to his Navarre hotel room with a heavy cold. The DA, long hoarse, has stayed away but is expected back today or tomorrow.
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Moran
Navarre
General strike plan urged by Boston draymen and employers
At a Quincy House meeting the Master Teamsters and Employers Associations unanimously voted to allow members to move goods for any drayman, member or not, if terms are mutual. The plan begins Monday and President Hugo says a general strike could hasten victory with business support behind them.
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The
Employers’ Association
Boilermakers Talk Confidence in Boston Strike
John Minton, president of Boston Boilermakers' Lodge 9, says the 760 workers seek a 10 percent raise and are confident of victory as employers would struggle to replace experienced boilermakers. Fourteen struck master boilermakers turned strike control over to the Metal Trades Association.
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Boston
John Minton
Boston Boilermakers
Lodge 9
Eliot Street
Metal Trades Association
New Scroll of Laws Purchased by Hyde Park Synagogue
Congregation Adath Israel of Hyde Park bought a new scroll of the laws and held a reception last night for members and friends hosted by the executive committee.
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Hyde Park
Congregation Adath Israel of
Boston charity concert aids local building fund
Among those present were the chief rabbi of Boston the Rev M Margolies who delivered an address on charity. During the concert Miss Wilfred Sternberg an English singer sang arias and Miss Ida Waterman contributed pianoforte selections. Many contributions were received towards the building fund.
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Boston
Police Fail to Find D Amelia in North End
North End police conducted a thorough search for John D Amelia who tried to kill his bride in Franklin on Tuesday. Franklin police suspect he fled to this city where he has many friends. Boston officers found no clue to his apprehension. D Amelia is described as five feet nine inches tall, medium complexion, brown hair and a small brown mustache, about 170 pounds.
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North End
John D’amelia
Franklin
Boston
D’amelia
Wetherbee Faces Manslaughter Charge In Cambridge Auto Crash
Warren M. Batchelder died of a skull fracture after being struck on Putnam and Western avenues in Cambridge early Monday. George Meserve Wetherbee, a 28 year old auto dealer, is held on manslaughter and assault charges with bonds set totaling six thousand dollars as police investigate the crash.
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Warren M. Batchelder
Putnam Avenue
Cambridge
George Meserve Wetherbee
Berkeley Street
Western and
Putnam Avenues
Batchelder
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Wetherbee
Almy
Cambridge District Court
Robert A. Jordan
Hurley
Deehan
Neilin
Isaac A. Meserve
Alice M. Rankin
Boston
Wetherbee’s
Robbery 4 Bell Post Gets 200 Oscars?
Delegation of colored citizens led by Edward Everett Brown ex counsel for the health board and Councilman Roberts urged a $200 appropriation for the Robert A. Bell Grand Army Post. After debate the sum was approved at Memorial Day joint committee meeting.
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Bell Post
Edward Everett Brown
Health Board
Charles A. Williams
Roberts
Ward 11
Robert A. Bell Grand Army Post
Horse wanders into Charles River near Watertown home
A horse belonging to Joseph Harber of 75 Pleasant Street wandered into the Charles River in Watertown this afternoon. Two men a police sergeant and a rope and tackle team aided the animal’s rescue.
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Watertown
Joseph Harber
Pleasant Street
Charles River
Address by the Rev. Father O Sullivan in Roxbury
The Rev. Denis T. O Sullivan S J of Boston College will speak tonight in Rathbone Hall 24 Warren Street Roxbury to Mt Pleasant Court members and friends of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters on The French Government and the Catholic Church.
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Rathbone Hall
Warren Street
Roxbury
Denis T. O'Sullivan
S. J
Boston College
Mt. Pleasant Court
Massachusetts
Catholic Order of Foresters
Submarine Lake Measures Speed in Narragansett Bay Tests
The naval trial board tested submarine Lake over seven measured-mile runs in Narragansett Bay with the conning tower partly submerged. Speeds ranged from 7.20 to 7.73 knots, using gas engines and motors, with the vessel submerged about 10 feet and underwater for nearly three hours.
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Newport
R. 1
Naval Trial Board
Narragansett Bay
Retired Captains Step In As Mates On Steamers
A strike among Merchants and Miners Transportation Company mates prompts substitution of retired captains as acting mates. The Juniata from Norfolk docked with Captain G. W. Billups aboard as acting mate, while Captain Howes, another retiree, serves on the Homart with Captain Crase.
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Merchants & Miners’ Transportation Company
Juniata
Norfolk
Charles James
G. W. Billups
Gun Play Over a Dusky Belle
In a Washington street chop suey shop two men Harry Hughes and Joseph Matthews fought over Clara the dusky belle. After a brawl they drew revolvers but missed all, a Patrolman Oakes pursued the pair and Matthews was arrested.
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Washington Street
Dover Street
Harry Hughes
Joseph Matthews
Clara
Harry
Joe
Oakes
Matthews
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Alice
Black Mll
Massachusetts Suffrage Association
Com
Pany
Ferdinands
Manufacturers
Association of Mass
Ee Mae
New England
Mammoth Blue
Dudley Street
Kiegated
Ata
Draymen
Minton
Wilfred Sternberg
Congregational
Adath Isvse
John B. Gerrish
New Canaan
Conn
New York
Carters
UTES
Rf FA
Jos. Gahm & Son
Purchase St
Schlitz
Father O’sullivan
Octopus
Lake
Clinton
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