Morton’s Celebration Ends With Robbery Charge In Boston
Thomas Morton of Woburn visited Boston and drank at several saloons. After waking with a hangover he followed a thief who grabbed his money roll, and Patrolmen Mitchell and O Connell pursued. The thief, who gave the name John O’Brien, was arrested for larceny while Morton was held as a witness. The roll contained 2 dollars.
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Thomas Morton
Woburn
Boston
Thomas
Morton
Charlestown
Main Street
Mitchell
O'Connell
John O'Brien
O’brien
St Peters at Lowell Dedicated in Historic Ceremony
St Peter's Roman Catholic Church in Lowell was formally dedicated after a dozen years of construction. The event featured ten bishops and two monsignors, a pontifical mass, solemn vespers, and a gala choir of 100 with orchestral music including pieces by Millard Zingarelli and Schmidt.
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Lowell
St. Peter's
St. Peters’s Church
Philp J. Garrigan
Sioux City
Edward P. Allen
Mobile
Ala
William H. O'Connell
Portland
John J. Williams
Boston
John Brady
Matthew Harkins
Providence
R. I
Denis M. Bradley
Manchester
N. H
M. Tierney
Hartford
Conn
J. P. Reynolds
Sacred Heart Church
Lewis S. Walsh
Garrigan
Cherubini
John J Shaw
St. Michael’s Church
Lucky Newspaper Man Appointed Bates Clerk of Railroad Commission
A newspaper man has been appointed by Governor Bates as clerk of the Railroad Commission. The selection elevates a familiar press figure to a state regulatory post, signaling a shift in administrative staffing within the commission.
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Bates
Railroad Commission
Poet Richard Henry Stoddard Ill at Home in New York
Richard Henry Stoddard the poet is ill at his New York home with general debility due to age. There was a slight improvement in his condition today.
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New York
Richard Henry Stoddard
Two Forest Fires Threaten Towns East of Attleboro
Two serious fires burned near Jearcroft and Chartley, Massachusetts, with crews from Attleboro and surrounding towns joining in an effort to control the blazes. Sparks from passing locomotives started both fires, threatening dwellings and farms as damage estimates rise.
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Attleboro
Here
Jearcroft
Chartley
Taunton
Iselin Contemplates Tuning Trials Before Sound Meets
Tender Lune beam arrived in Newport with C Oliver Iselin aboard who hosted a dinner for friends. He said Reliance would reach Newport early next week for five days of trials ahead of competing on the Sound against Columbia and Constitution. The Sunbeam with Iselin will sail back to Bristol tomorrow.
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Newport
R. I
Bristol
C. Oliver Iselin
Iselin
Reliance
Columbia
Constitution
Sunbeam
Turkey asks powers to withdraw ships from Salonica
The Turkish government requested Austria and Italy to pull back their warships from Salonica and intended to ask other powers to do the same. Ankara denied claims for damages over Salonica outrages and apologized for police raids that seized Bulgarian diplomat papers as about 60 Bulgarians were detained. A Bulgarian revolutionary leader Stoutsheff and five accomplices died in Fraishna during thwarted plots.
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Constantinople
Austria
Italy
Salonica
Salonieca
Monastir
Stoutsheff
Bulgarian Revolutionary Committee
Fraishna
Florina
Patrick Mahoney Boston Police Inspector Recovering
Patrick A. Mahoney a veteran Boston police inspector has been seriously ill but is now reported on the road to recovery with his condition improving after a period of illness.
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Chickering
Patrick A. Mahoney
Boston Music Hall hosts 36th Benevolent Association concert
A sizable audience enjoyed a pleasing concert at Boston Music Hall the 36th in the season series by the B. L. Benevolent Association. The program featured 10 numbers and the standout hit was the Grapewin Chance sketch Above the Limit.
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Boston Music Hall
B. L. Benevolent Association
Charles Grapewin
Anna Chance
Order Brite Abraham Here Convention Opens In Paine Hall
The Order Brrth Abraham convention opened at 11 am in Paine Memorial Hall with about 500 delegates. Samuel Dorf presided as grand master. A memorial service honored Jews massacred in Russia. Officers to be elected at 10 am today for two years. A grand ball follows tonight in Copley Hall.
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Brrth Abraham
Paine Memorial Hall
Samuel Dorf
Russia
Copley Hall
David Klein
H. M. Goldtogie
John A. Sullivan
J. C. Block
John A. Kelcher
Leonard Leisersohn
J. J. Gartland
Max Stern
Charles B. Barnett
B. M. Schantz
Anson Stern
Simon Alexander
Parker
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