Boston Harbor Channel Fight Spurs Growth Drive
Boston merchants and ship owners press for safer deeper harbor channels. The Chamber of Commerce convened to push a 1000 foot wide, 27 foot depth main channel from Boston Light to the inner harbor, citing increasing ship sizes and the need to compete with eastern ports. Engineer Mansfeld and Boston sub treasurer O Neil outlined current dredging and funding plans, while leaders urged lump appropriations and quicker action to finish within five years.
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Boston
Chamber of Comre
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Board of Trade
Leyland Steamship Company
Samuel M. Mansfield
United States
Post
Boston Harbor
Boston Light
Centurion Rock
Congress
Inner Harbor
Bug Point
Colonel Mansfield
Brewster Neck
Bug Light
George's Island
Nix’s Mate
Governor’s Island
Nantasket
Charleston
Mobile
Weaton
Joseph H. O'Neil
Wallace F. Robinson
W. H. Lincoln
Leyland Steamship Line
Atlantic
Times
Lincoln
Long Island Head
Nix
Bird Island
O'Neil
James W. Norcross
Pilot Commission
Europe
Atlantic Seaboard
South
West
Congress of the
Noted oarsman George Hosmer Collapses After Glass Ingestion
Oarsman George Hosmer was hospitalized after swallowing a shard from a glass in a Leverett street saloon. He drank wine containing the chipped glass, began suffering severe internal injuries and blood in the expectoration, and remains under care at City Hospital with uncertain prognosis.
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George Hosmer
City Hospital
Harvard's Ill-Lock Hits Varsity Crew Ahead of Yale Race
Harvard varsity crew suffers a bout of illness with Hollister and Stevenson out or weakened. Chatman and Stillman replace absent rowers while Wrightington rests. Coach Watson also plagued by illness but returns to guide the lineup as the team braces for New London and a possible Yale challenge.
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Harvard
Hollister
Stevenson
E. N. Wrightington
J. E. Chatman
J. A. Stillman
Chatman
Stillman
Wrightington
New London
Yale
Watson
Bullard
Fennessy
Watriss
Shepard
Damon
Lewis
Buried as a Red Man Funeral for James V. Brown
The funeral of James V. Brown took place at Red Men's Hall Brighton with rites by Rev. A. A. Berle of the Brighton Congregational Church. Algonquin Tribe 72 I. O. R. M. conducted a solemn service at the grave led by Great Peone A. P. Calder of the Great Council of Massachusetts. The Red Men's funeral procession accompanied the body to Evergreen Cemetery where a white dove was released.
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James V. Brown
Red Men's Hall
Brighton
A. A. Berle
Brighton Congregational Arch
Algonquin Tribe
Peone
A. P. Calder
Great Council of Massachusetts
Evergreen Cemetery
Collegians at Crescent Beach Alumni Meeting
The Winslow Rhetoric Society of Cres held a reception at Crescent Beach last evening for Cres college alumni. Officers were elected: Amos F. Chase president Ernest C. Dow vice president Ernest C. Chase secretary David Fraser Jr. treasurer.
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Crescent Beach
Winslow Rhetoric Society of
Cres
Aidrosnes
Chon Arkete’ . Hall
Herbert
E. J. Rulfson
Amos F. Chase
Ernest C. Dow
Ernest C. Chase
David Fraser, Jr
IMLNESS CARE CARE bermsolonat
The readable text provides limited intelligible content with no clear persons organizations or events to identify. The fragmentary nature limits a meaningful summary or headline beyond noting its incomplete, garbled form.
Cocswell Dead After Farewell Visit At Marilave
The article recalls the death of Cocswell following a farewell visit to Marilave at Billy Park’s cafe. Marilave, once wealthy from the cafe, faced illness while the business’s lively era ended, and patrons mourn the loss of the familiar figure who drew crowds from Boston.
Respected Host Hopes for Long-Term Spare Time
The article closes with remarks expressing hope that the host may be spared for a long time to come, reflecting on the wish for longevity and continued presence.
Donohoe and Carberry Stricken by Paralysis
General Michael T Donohoe long time official and Dorchester resident suffers a stroke last Sunday and remains dangerously ill with no vocal function return. Congressman Hon. William H Carberry shows slow recovery, both men surrounded by many friends hoping for improvement.
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Dorchester
William H. Carberry
Donohoe
Hamilton Still Lives in Historic Note
An unclear fragment references Hamilton and a person named Bengton with scattered letters suggesting a preserved historical note or obituary. The readable elements point to a vague heritage mention rather than a complete event or date.
House Kills Resolves on Rail Road Labor Hours Data
The Massachusetts House debated and killed a measure directing railroad commissions to collect data on long hours for railroad workers. Amendments to city charter issues and veteran civil service concerns dominated actions before the bill progressed, with votes on engrossment and referrals.
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House
Stone to Be Sentenced for Bank Embezzlement
Albert E. Stone, a clerk at the Provident Institution for Savings, faced sentencing before Judge Fessenden after embezzling about $1000 from Miss Annie Frisbie. The bank has already reimbursed $1900 to customers.
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Albert E. Stone
The
Provident Institution For Savings
Annie M. Frisbie
Fessenden
Stone
Alarm at R. H. White's store triggers false alarm
An automatic alarm rang at R. H. White's store around 12 50 this morning. Fire crews searched for nearly 30 minutes but found no fire and left without extinguishing. The watchman says the store alarm did not ring. officials suspect a crossed wire caused the alarm.
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R. H. White
Roxbury Boy Severely Cut by Barbed Wire Accident
Nine year old James Millhearn of 180 Pynchon street Roxbury fell on a barbed wire on Calvert street last night and cut his throat. He was treated by Dr. McDonald at Station 10 and seven stitches were required to close the wound.
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Ave
Billy Park
Marlave
James Millhearn
Pynchon Street
Roxbury
Calvert Street
McDonald
Station 10
Tragic Roofer Dies After Fall at Albany Street
Frank Slowden a Smith and Howard roofer fell thirty feet from a ladder at 25 Albany Street yesterday afternoon. He died en route to City Hospital in a police ambulance.
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Frank Slowden
Smith & Howard
Albany Street
Governor Greenhalge Visits Lynn G A R Event
Governor Greenhalge attended a Lynn Theatre event hosted by Post 5 G A R on May 21. He was welcomed at Amos F. Breed's residence and escorted to the theatre by Companies D and I of the Eighth Regiment and E of the Naval Brigade.
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Lynn
Greenhalge
Lynn Theatre
Amos F. Breed
Union Street
Eighth Regiment
Naval Brigade
Sea Moss Farine Promises Nutritious Economical Desserts
A vintage ad touts Sea Moss Farine as nutritious and economical, noting the package yields 16 quarts for various dessert dishes and includes receipts with each package, available at all grocers.
Remembered George M Glenen Memorial Plan Emerges
Harry M Glenen lies unmarked fourteen months as friends discuss a fitting memorial. Aiming for a modest monument costing 1500 to 2000 dollars, a committee led by Colonel John H Holmes and others will collect small donations from many supporters. Eugene Tompkins will serve as treasurer with funds to be reported in the Boston newspapers.
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Harry M'Glenen
Harry
John Boyle O'Reilly
Irish Society
Actors’ Fund
William Seymour
Tremont Theatre
Boston
M'Glenen
John H. Holmes
Boston Herald
F. M. Stanwood
The
Journal
William E. Barrett
Advertiser and Record
E. A. Grazier
Post
Charles H. Taylor
Globe
E. H. Clement
Transcript
Charles E. Hasbrook
Traveler
Eugene Tompkins
Boston Theatre
Seizure Fight Over One-Half Pint of Rock and Rye
Boston liquor squad officers seized a half pint of rock and rye at 24 Dix Place. Hugh Brown and his son Alexander P. Brown, represented by Lawyer Thomas J. Gargan, press for legal action while warrants against two officers are due June 12. The Browns say entry was made without reading the warrant and allege unwarranted police overreach in the dwelling.
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Boston
Liquor Squad
24 Dix Place
Hugh Brown
Alexander P. Brown
Thomas J. Gargan
Browns
Gargan
Tewhart and Morris
Brown
Dix Place
Mr. Brown
Quincy Street
Dorchester
Mr. B
Tewhart
Murray
Eharges
Brown, Sr
Double Dealing Alderman Sparks Hearing on Dr Bryant
Alderman Andrew J. Rady assailed the re election of Dr Lewis L Bryant as assistant city physician amid charges of money extortion and misstatements connected to a 1898 case involving Carrie Coleman. A three member committee, including President Fairbairn, was appointed to investigate with a meeting slated for next Monday at 3 p m.
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Andrew J. Rady
Cambridge Aldermen
Board of Overseers of the Poor
Lewis L. Bryant
Rady
Bryant
Chamberlain
Dr. Bryant
Carrie Coleman
Columbia Street
Hannah O'Malley
Muzzey
Alderman Rady
O'Malley
People’s National Bank of Marlboro
Bradford
Alderman Conant
Fairbairn
Alderman Bradford
Alderman Wood
Grand Jury
Conany
Bleiler
Rourke
Rebel general killed in Cuba battle near Riz as Rios
General Jose Marti is reported dead after government troops under Colonel Sandoval engaged insurgents at Riz as Rios. General Maximilian Gomez wounded. another clash reported near Las Tunas. In Key West reports Spain to use convicts in renewed guerrilla warfare led by Colonel Benitez, famed for harsh past actions.
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Havana
Salcedo
Sandoval
Rizas Dos Rios
Jose Marti
Maximilian Gomez
Las Tunas
Key West
Fla
Spain
Lolo Benitez
Manzanillo
Benitez
Bayamo
Ceuta
Africa
Beecham's Pills For Constipation Offered At 10 And 25 Cents
Beecham's pills advertised for constipation priced at 10 and 25 cents. Readers urged to buy from their druggist and try the remedy. Annual sales claimed over six million boxes.
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Beecham
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Vee
Mansfeld
O'Neil Talk
Henry Marliove
Paris
Bercy
Marliave
Montmartre
Kingston Street
South End
Harrison Avenue
Old Boylston Square
van Renssalaer Place
Young’s
Francis
van Rensselaer Place
Frances
Mar- Nave’s
Marllave
Arlo Bates
John O'Donoghue
Max Eliot
Taverner
Hunt and Gaugengigl
Professor Letange
Technology
M. Marliave
Mme. Marliave
Monlace
Bosworth Street
Martiay Agen
Oarsman
Leverett Street
Hosmer
West End
George H. Hosmer
Encland Piano Co
Cocswell
Ips
M. Marilave
M. Marllave
Marilave
Bright
France
Stricker
Michael T. Donginoe
Rainsford Island
Board of Public Institutions
M. T. Donohoe
Wasn
Hamilton
Ton
Bengton
Osaiaat
Fire Department
Spalding
Cambridge
Hibbard
Board of Survey
Mitchell
Park, Market and Water Board
Board of Police
Horan
Creed
Commonwealth
White
Foxboro
Committee On Finance
Ross
New Bedford
Hayes
Lowell
Norfolk
Quincy
Senate
Committee On
Durant
Middlesex
Reed
Maccabe
Suffolk
Othingham
Essex
Harry M’glenen
Marti
Gomeze
Bozsea
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