North End riot as officers attacked during arrest
A large mob gathered at Clarke and Commercial streets last night as officers attempted to arrest Stephen Flaherty after he defied the crowd. Officer Jones was badly used, clubs torn away, and Wise cleared the mob with a patrol wagon aiding the capture.
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Flaherty
North End
Clarke and
Commercial Streets
Stephen Flaherty
Governor Russell
Officer Jones
Division 1
Arnold
Clarke Street
Commonwealth
Fisherty
Jones
Stephen
Otticer Wise
Richmond Street
Officer Wise
North Street
Execution in New Orleans for 13 year old murder victim
Etienne De Champs was hanged at the Parish Prison in New Orleans today for the murder of Juliet Dietsch a 13 year old girl. The case draws attention to age of victim and the swift punishment by local authorities.
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New Orleans
Etienne de Champs
Juliet Dietsch
Burglars Sentenced in Superior Court
In the Superior Criminal Court yesterday Thomas Nagie received five years in the State prison for robbery. For breaking and entering John Kennedy was sent to Charlestown State Prison for three years.
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James Rogers
Russell
Executive Council
Rogers
John Dobbs
Michael Carrigan
Essex County
Superior Criminal Court
Thomas Nagie
John Kennedy
Charlestown State Prison
New England Church Temperance Society Meeting
The annual meeting of the New England department will be held at Trinity Chapel in Boston on Tuesday May 17 at 4 30 p m for election of officers and other business.
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New England Department of the Church Temperance Society
Trinity Chapel
Boston
Macbeth and Merlin’s Food Bring Peaceful Sleep Again
A historical reflection likens Macbeth’s guilt to a sleepless infant and imagines Merlin’s Food as a remedy that would grant angels’ slumbers as peaceful as the child’s rest for both speaker and listener.
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Macbeth
Merlin
Granite Manufacturers Resolve to Lockout If Demands Not Met
New England granite industry may halt by 5 p.m. with 15 000 to 20 000 workers locked out across Worcester Milford Barre Vt Waterville Hallowell Clark's Mills Concord Westerly Rockland and other towns. Maine quarries in Rockland Waterville and Hallowell to join the shutdown. New England Granite Manufacturers' Association votes May 4 to end annual price bills by Jan 1 1893. unions resist.
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Manufacturers’ Association
Worcester
Milford
Barre
Waterville
Hallowell
Clark’s Mills
Concord
Westerly
Rockland
New England
New England Granite Manufacturers’ Association
The
Granite Manufacturers of
Granite Cutters’ Union
Quincy
Cutters
N. H
Quarres
Maine
New England Association
J. M. Snow
Clark’s Mills Granite Company
Monson
Fitzwilliam
Execution in Georgia Ends Cheavers Murder Trial
Waycross Ga May 13 Elijah Cheavers condemned for killing Deputy Sheriff Culpepper paid the death penalty on the gallows this afternoon. The murder was described as one of the most cold blooded crimes in the region and the execution brought general satisfaction to both white and colored residents.
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Waycross
Elijah Cheavers
Culpepper
Cheavers
Boys in Blue Parade Distinguishes Boston Students
Boston boy soldiers staged a top dress parade from the armory on Montgomery street at 10 30. They marched through Tremont and other streets to the State House where they were reviewed by Mayor Matthews and later by the Governor. Colonel Morse and Lt Colonel Hollister led 1600 English High and Latin School cadets in a flawless drill marked by officer discipline. A school board reception followed and plans to photograph the unit for the State Fair exhibit were announced.
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Boston
Montgomery Street
Tremont
Winter
Summer
High
Congress
Milk, Broad
State
Washington
School
State House
Matthews
H. R. Morse
English High School
G.C. Hollister
Latin School
Dr. Green
Charles J. Gallagher
English High
Ste Fair
Boston School
Examinations for Harvard Admissions Held in 25 Cities
Harvard announces admission examinations in twenty five centers this year exceeding prior totals. Candidates may test in Albany Andover Ireland Germany Buffalo Cambridge Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Concord Denver Exeter Groton London Milwaukee Minneapolis New York Philadelphia Portland Quebec St Louis San Francisco Southboro Tokio Washington Worcester. Examinations debut in Milwaukee and London signaling the college’s growing reach.
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Harvard
Albany
N. Y
Andover
Mass
Ionn
Germany
Buffalo
Cambridge
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Concord
N. B
Denver
Col
Exeter
N. H
Groton
London
England
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
New York
Philadelphia
Portland
Gre
Quincy
Law and Order League Meeting Set in Boston
The Citizens' Law and Order League of Massachusetts schedules its tenth annual gathering at the Young Men's Christian Association rooms at Berkeley and Boylston. Officers will be elected in the afternoon. a public meeting follows at 7:30 with remarks from Elmer H. Capen Major Edward L Bond the Law and Order League of Montreal Rev Edward Everett Hale and L Edwin Dudley. The public is invited.
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Citizens’ Law and Order League of Massachusetts
Young Men’s Christian Association
Berkeley
Boylston Streets
League
Elmer H. Capen
Taft’s College
Edward L. Bond
Law and Order League of
Montreal
Canada
Edward Everett Hale
L. Edwin Dudley
Candidates for Cadetship Examination at Institute of Technology
Candidates from the third Massachusetts district must report to General Francis A. Walker on Saturday May 21 at 9 o'clock for an examination at the Institute of Technology for cadetship eligibility to West Point.
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The
Institute of Technology
West Point
Massachusetts
Francis A. Walker
King’s Beer Advertised as Export Ready for Boston
It is brewed with a large malt extract and labeled first class beer. The beer is bottled at the brewery and prepared for export. Free delivery to any Boston address or Express/Depot in the city. For prices, write or telephone.
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The
Mar
Boston
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