Port ships and harbor moves amid fog and freight
Reports describe steamers Irishman and Assyrian arriving at Glasgow and Liverpool respectively after sailing from their loading ports. Captain Williams and Captain Foot are noted for their commands. The harbor sees dredging, overhaul work on Hugh O Brien, and quick fleet movements of whalers and schooners around Inagua and River Platte routes.
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Suuruaes
Law
Glasgow
Dominion
Liverpool
Bostonian
London
Vesse
Williams
Sarah Iliams
Foot
Provincetown
Carrie D. Knowles
Inagua
O. M. Poe
Hugh O’brien
Russell
Frank D. Sawyer
Federal Street
Barkentines
Fase Hoston
Rachel Emery
South America
River Platte
Emery
Allanwilde
Halifax
Motorman Blamed in Albany Rail Crash near Greensbush
The Albany & Hudson railway collision near Greensbush left sixty injured by noon today with no new fatalities. Motorman Frank Th, in charge of the youth-bound car, is held responsible for passing the siding before the other train cleared.
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Albany
Albany & Hudson
Greenbush
Frank Th
Unclear fragment mentions ongoing location
The text indicates a continuation of a situation tied to a previously named place without providing new details or a complete event. It implies remained at the last mentioned site and awaits further clarification.
Tomorrow Decree Appoints Mrs Hall Temporary Guardian
A decree to be signed tomorrow designates Mrs Hall as temporary guardian. The appointment likely covers care responsibilities and decision making for the ward during the interim period.
Cambon visit stirs irritation at Chicago University
University life in Chicago is unsettled after the May visit of French ambassador M. Cambon. Debates centered on free trade and French educational methods, with emphasis on his address asserting that Americans are not Anglo Saxon and that the US is heir to another nation. Baron Von Holleben’s later speech contrasted the German and Anglo American strains.
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Chicago
Chicago University
Rench
Ohio University
Baseador
America
M. Cambon
Baron von. Hollebon
Althugh A
Randidge Excursions Open to All Religious Groups
Penal Institutions Commissioner Alpheus Sanford clarifies the Randidge excursion fund, noting it is not limited to Sunday schools. The program has previously included poor children from churches of all denominations, vacation schools, and various charitable institutions, accommodating as many as funds allow.
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Penal Institutions
Alpheus Sanford
Randidge Excursion Fund
Randidge Trust Fund
Will contest over Miss Shannon's Massachusetts estate
The will of Miss Mary Shannon of Newton, who died last April, is to be contested in Middlesex County Probate Court at East Cambridge by several heirs through Bartlett & Anderson. A large sum remains at stake, with about $123,000 bequeathed to public institutions and colleges. Respondents are Helen B and Anna P, all cousins or children of cousins of the testatrix.
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Mary Shannon
Newton
Bartlett & Anderson
Middlesex County
East Cambridge
Building strike settled in New York after arbitration
The joint arbitration board of Bricklagers unions and Mason Builders Association met and announced that all differences were settled. The lockout strike is mutually declared ended, with wages raised to steadier pay as of June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prez
Bricklagers’ Unions
Mason Builders’ Association
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promised for Dyspepsia Cure
A Providence Rhode Island woman says Hood's Sarsaparilla relieved twenty five year dyspepsia after four bottles. She reports improved appetite less distress after meals and better sleep.
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Hood
W. G. Barrett
Olney
Providence
R. 1
Promises to Cure and Keep the Remise
A clipped notice discusses accepting a substitute but continuing with Hood's remedy. It hints at a medical or patent remedy claim and assures the cure, implying ongoing treatment or replacement.
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Havin Hood
Bright Russian-born Girl Demonstrates English Language Skill
A young girl named Lucy Rombe, ten years after arriving in Russia, shows notable grasp of English. The brief item highlights her language demonstration and origins as a Russian-born child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Rombe
Russia
Fragmentary recital scene hints at school event
Readable fragments describe a late afternoon recitation competition at a Grammar school on Vinrisneis Street where a student earned a silver medal and a session on English words. The text mentions ten years of effort and a presiding teacher.
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Vinrisneis Street
PAVESEN'S STORY UNALTERED SURVIVES DISASTER
Young Paul Christian Paulsen, sole survivor of the Norwegian bark Allison, told the Norwegian consul at the port that the remainder of the crew were owned and repeated the same statements as on the ship's arrival after the collision with the Wilson liner Ohio near Sable Island.
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Paul Christian Paulsen
Allison
Sable Island
G. Lootz
Norrwegian
Venezuelan Supreme Court Rejects New York & Bermudes Appeal
The Supreme Court of Venezuela refused the exceptions raised by the New York and Bermudes Asphalt Company in the asphalt controversy suit. Plaintiffs Quinlan and Warner of Syracuse are named in the action.
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Caracas
Supreme Court of Venezuela
New York & Bermudes Asphalt Company
Mesars. Quinlan and
Warner of
Syracuse
McKinley Party Rail Stop Gives Residents Warm Greeting
May 21 in Medicine Bow Wyoming the presidential party reached Omaha tomorrow at 9. The President rose early and Dr. Rines reported a comfortable night as the party rested well. Local residents gathered as the train paused for water and saluted the officials.
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M'Kinley
Wyoming
Medicine Bow
Wyo
Inley
Rines
Whns
Minin
Laraamie
Omaha
Missing 14 year old Martha Maloof last seen at noon
The parents of Martha A Maloof aged 14 of 102 Kriceland Street reported she left home at noon and has not returned. She wore a blue dress a dark jacket and a white straw galion hat. Authorities seek her safe return.
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Martha A. Maloof
Kriceland, Street
Memorial Day Gifts Bring 16 by 17 Inch Photographs
Gilchrist & Co presents a Memorial Day sale offering a 16 by 17 inch photograph free with 25 cents or more in purchases. The series features 180 photographs depicting General Grant’s life, including his regiments, Mt McGregor scenes, his death, and portraits from his presidency. Many views show regiments, parades in New York, Grant’s tomb, and the First Massachusetts Regiment in formation. Grand Army lodges and veterans groups may prize these pictures as lodge room ornaments.
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Gilchrist & Co
Rant
General Grant
Grant
Mt. McGregor
Julienas
New York
General Molineux
Grover Cleveland
Uni
Supreme Court
York
Massachusetts
Aaig Park
North Atlantic Squadron
Grand Army
Sona of Veterdis
Rurdy Gurdy Party in Brighton At Arren Hall Tonight
Brighton Wheelmen host a hurdy gurdy party at Arren Hall in Brighton tonight. Twenty music varieties are planned and the dance will be supervised by Danie O Leary Charles Colgan Thomas Cross Charles Gordon Andrew Coffey Joseph Keefe and Joseph Matson.
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Brighton
Arren Hall
Danie O'Leary
Charles Colgan
Thomas Cross
Charles Gordon
Andrew Coffey
Joseph Keefe
Joseph Matson
Woman Clings to Window Leaving Infant Safe
A woman was found gripping the window with one hand, protecting a child as she was lifted or moved. The scene suggests a desperate attempt to shield the infant during a fall or dangerous moment as authorities respond.
Princeton Alumni Association of New England Formed
More than forty New England graduates of Princeton gathered at the Thorndike with guest President Patton to form a permanent Princeton Alumni Association of New England. Officers elected include President Rev. John Lindsay Withrow of 1860, vice presidents Isaac C. Wyman 1848 and James M. Ross 184, secretary treasurer Francis L. Coolidge 8, with an executive committee to be named.
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New England
Princeton
Thorndike
Patton
Princeton Alumni Association of
John Lindsay Withrow
Isaac C. Wyman
Francis L. Coolidge
Princeton Spirit At Alumni Dinner Praises Growth
President Patton addresses a Princeton alumni gathering noting the college has doubled in students faculty and buildings in thirteen years. He lauds Professors Baldwin and others and credits alumni with advancing the alma mater across regions.
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Denver
Syracuse
New England
Patton
Princeton
Baldwin
And
Dwight School honors Mr Page in gathering of alumni
A Dwight School alumni event features Mr Page lauded for his patient teaching shaping students over years. Walter S. Parker and others share reminiscences while speakers from Boston schools and Pueblo join the program. George J. Parker sings solos as the gathering closes.
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Wegeerws
Ouseerlhl Utc
Dwight School
Page
Boston Public Schools
Joseph O. Lyford
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Randidge
Lucy Romberg
Pavesen
Martha Maloof
Taylor
Steele Gates
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Hollis St
Car. Bennet St
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Poston
Sun
Landis, Zon
Isan Toca
Princeton Sons
L. Patton
Princeton University
Pyramid Drug .Co. Masshall
Boston Retail _ Grocers’ Association
Stephen B. Clapp
St. James Episcopal
St. James St
Roxbury
Paat
Acmdinition
James H. Wright
Samy Reco
Horac Sergent
Sona Metor
Rivenr Ce
Sacral
N. H
Wre A
Comet J.newmans
Steam Annen
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