Washington Street Subway Passengers Beneath Deepest Basements
The transit commission begins taking right of way between Hanover and Friend streets and Haymarket square along Washington and Union streets for a Washington street tunnel. Passengers will pass beneath the deepest underground levels with only two store basements affected at 90 Union Street and 30 32 Washington Street.
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Washington Street Subway
Washington Street
Hanover Street
Haymarket Square
the Transit Commission
Hanover
Friend Streets
Washington
Union Streets
Union Street
Commission
San Martinneen
Teymarket Square
Newsies Celebrate Fifth Annual May Party in Union Park Hall
Three hundred Boston newsies gathered for four hours of cake ice cream tonics and applause in Union Park Hall. Stars from Boston playhouses entertained the group as they celebrated their fifth annual May party.
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Boston
Newsies
Union Park Hall
Gloucester man fights to die by jumping from Dover Street bridge
Maurice Hickey 40 of Gloucester Place reportedly leaped from the Dover Street bridge in view of passersby. Drawtenders Daniel Donovan and John Rick spotted the man in the water, fought to restrain him, and brought him ashore before police arrived. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment and was said to be recovering.
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Maurice Hickey
Gloucester Place
Dover Street Bridge
Hickey
Rick
Donovan
Boys Enjoy Evening of Entertainment by Union Talent
President Daniel Mulkern led a lunchtime program with white coated newsboy waiters and a lineup of performers. Alexander Sproker started the fun with C R Bird at the piano and George Alexander of the Howard received loud applause for his funny songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Mulkern
T. J. Mulkern
M. A. Zaremsky
Alexander Sproker
C. R. Bird
B. Friedman
Philip Leventhal
West End
Louis M. Granat
Globe Theatre
Burt
Robbins
John McGuire
Pearl Reed
The
Lyceum
Pauline Barry
Humpty Dumpty” Company
Nellie Mann
Bessie Goldie
Cheyenne
George Alexander
Howard
Sam Skeiar
M. A. Saremsky
Newsiés
Sozodont Dentifrice Promises Tooth Loyalty to Consumers
A 19th century suggestion lauds the teeth as the one part of the human system that rewards rightly. It warns that neglect or using worthless dentifrices accelerates regret and urges readers to stand by Sozodont to keep their teeth loyal and healthy.
Baptists Grow in Ireland claim at Tremont Temple
After a Tremont Temple sermon Rev Boyd of the Baptist church in Ireland reported rapid growth with 16 new churches in 16 years, totaling 38 in the country. Rev Henson urged against sacrificing principle for peace, warning about the devil's peace during his sermon.
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Baptist Church
Ireland
Tremont Temple
Boyd
Baptist Church In
Fisherman Insane Aboard Admiral Dewey Brought In
Robert Hogan a crewman from the fishing schooner Admiral Dewey was brought into Gloucester in irons after going violently insane at sea off the Grand Banks and threatening to kill shipmates during a voyage.
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Gloucester
Robert Hogan
Irons
Grand Banks
Cambridge Tragedy as Teenager Attempts Suicide After Lover's Death
Miss Lillian Thorogood 17 of Allston cried I want to die as she tried to leap into the Charles River yesterday. She had visited the home of Mr and Mrs George DeWolfe 212 Hamilton Street Cambridge to view the corpse of her dead lover who the night before had shot at her and then killed himself.
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Lillian Thorogood
Allston
Charles River
George DeWolfe
Hamilton Street
Cambridge
John McGann
Andrew Street
Miss Dwelley
DeWolfe
Miss Thorogood
Miss .Thorogood
Cambridge Street
Hamilton 5
Magazine Street
Funeral Scenes at Cambridge as Hope Returns
Miss Thorogood, in tears, arrives with roses at the DeWolfe funeral in Cambridge. John McGann and Miss Dwelley restrain her after a prior shooting incident. Patrolman McCaffrey stops her from leaping into the Charles River. mourners attend the Grace Methodist service and Cambridge Cemetery interment.
Society Notes Highlight Engagements and Travel Plans
Mrs. Lewis S. Dabney and daughter Caro line Dabney sail for Naples and Genoa on the Canopic, with Dabney’s engagement to Mr. Augustin H. Parker announced. Several society figures travel, study, or attend weddings as Christine Bumpus and Eliot Remick prepare for a June ceremony in Quincy.
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Lewis S. Dabney
Somerset Club
Caroline Dabney
Augustin H. Parker
Naples
Genoa
J. Gardner Curtis
Brookline
Morrill
Henry C. Thacher
Mt. Vernon Street
Louis B. Thacher
Mary Thacher
Martha Thacher
Thachers
Yarmouth
Mark Hollingsworth
Touraine
Mr. Hollingsworth
Paris
Christ Church
Quincy
Christine Louise Bumpus
Everett C. Bumpus
Bumpus
Eliot Wickham Remick
Newport
Ponte Pateonom Ar
Edward James
Richard Thornton Wilson, Jr
E. Rollins Morse
Robert 8. Minot
Bay State Road
Dover
Firet
Leland Frederick Bridgham
Elna Sherman
Charles Clark Stover
Park Avenue
Arlington
Colonel Everett. C. Benton
Belmont
Curtis Guild
Eben
Fannie Barnett
Elizabeth G. Cordner
Helen Collamore
Newton
Evelyn Virginia Learn
Waldo A. Learned
Charles. Deen
Watertown
Wells tours the United States impressed by America
English novelist H G Wells praises American vitality and architecture in New York and suburbs. He notes strong writing talent, a lack of leisure class, and belief that a future Shakespeare or Milton could arise from non elites. He cites Dickens as a potential future success.
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New York
H. G. Wells
United States
Shakspere
Mr. Wells
Milton
Burns
Bomb Thrown At Parliament In St Petersburg
A note from Peterhof to President Mouromtseff cancelled an audience with the deputation and stated Emperor Nicholas would not receive the address, forcing delivery through the ministry of the court.
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ST. Petersburg
Mouromtseff
Peterhof
Nicholas
Leaders move to curb revolt as crisis deepens
Discontented majority leaders call a caucus of constitutional Democrats after a failed deputation reception. President Mouromtseff orders Parliament to meet at 11 tomorrow. A heated session looms as radicals threaten to split and push for a strong anti‑emperor declaration.
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Constitutional Democratic
Mouromtseff
Irish champs Kiely and Stevenson sail for New York
Queenstown May 20 T F Kiely Irish all around champion and Stevenson jumper sail for New York aboard the Adis bow line and Cedric today. They compete in a game in New York on June 12.
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Queenstown
T. F. Kiely
Stevenson
New York
Adis
Line
Cedric
Axe Knife and Revolver Incident in Revere Ends Brutal
A brawl in Revere just after midnight left one man with a missing thumb and another with a gash and deep cuts to both hands after rapid knife play and a struggle involving an axe a knife and a revolver. A case of beer and a pack of playing cards preceded the violence as two men clashed.
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Revere
Fight Over Card Game Ends With Weapons
Andrew Demaso and Henry Nittell quarreled over cheating during a card game on Elmwood street. Demaso allegedly used a hatchet after which Nittell drew a revolver and later a knife following a thumb amputation. Police arrested both for felonious assault and Nittell was sent to Frost Hospital in Chelsea.
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Andrew Demaso
Henry Nittell
Elmwood Street
Demaso
Nittoli
Devine
Dyer
Newton
Frost Hospital
Chelsea
The Discoverer Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Endorsed
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal cure for female troubles, against inflammation and ulceration, spinal weakness, and life changes. It claims wide endorsement, cures for chest and kidney issues, and urges using the product with no substitutes.
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Snd
Lydia E. Pinkham
Honesty grows slowly says Rev Van Ness
The Rev. Thomas Van Ness preached at the Second Church yesterday that honesty is a virtue developed over time. He cited commercial honesty as the first step, followed by social honesty, with intellectual honesty the last to mature, noting many historical figures lack this final trait.
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Thomas van Ness
Children Receive Communion at St Marys Church
At the 8 45 AM mass celebrated by Rev Stanislaus Palermo 8S J at St Marys Church Endicott Street about 400 Sunday school children were served communion in a joyful morning ceremony.
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Stanislaus Palermo
St. Mary's Church
Endicott Street
Unitarian Anniversary Week Heads to Boston
New England Unitarians travel to Boston for anniversary exercises with leading divines and delegates from Church Society Alliance and Y P C U. Sessions fill King's Chapel South Congregational Church and Beacon Street buildings. Governor and Mrs Guild and Rev Dr Eliot with wife attend reception.
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New England
Boston
Church Society
Alliance
King’s Chapel
South Congregational Church
Unitarian Building
Beacon Street
Curtis Guild
Samuel A. Eliot
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