Officer Carbee Prevented a Murder on Lowell Street
Patrolman Carbee of Station 3 halted a potential murder at 1:30 a.m. by arresting Frank Winn, 22, of 46 Lowell Street after Winn fired once at Charles J. Warner, 23, of Norman Street. Warner escaped injury as Carbee seized the revolver before a second shot.
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Carbee
Station 3
Frank Winn
Lowell Street
Charles J. Warner
Warner
Norman Street
Winn
Bryan Speeches Outlining Money Question and Trusts
In Fort Wayne Indiana Bryan spoke to Allen County Democrats in the morning then addressed farmers on the money question in the afternoon at Princess Rink in the evening he denounced trusts at length.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Bryan
Allen County
Princess Rink
Fatal horse attack injures Findlay mother and daughter
In Toledo on May 28 Mrs. Edwin Cooper and her 28-year-old daughter from Findlay were fatally injured when a vicious horse attacked the child and then crushed Mrs. Cooper as she tried to rescue her. The horse was beaten away with a club.
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Toledo,o
Edwin Cooper
Findlay
Sampson's Squadron Sets Sail for Newport Ahead of Ceremonies
The North Atlantic squadron including the cruiser New York and battleships Texas Indiana and Massachusetts, commanded by Admiral Sampson, sailed from New York at 7 pm for Newport Rhode Island. The fleet will participate in Rhode Island governor inauguration events, base summer evolutions, and conduct practice cruises along the New England coast, stopping in Boston Harbor before Bunker Hill Day.
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New York
North Atlantic Squadron
Texas
Indiana
Massachusetts
Sampson
Newport
R. I
Rhode Island
New England
Boston Harbor
Bunker Hill
Smallpox Case Reported in Fall River
One new smallpox case was found today at a Morton Street house. Murray Street is roped off and the Morton Street residence is quarantined. Although no black smallpox has appeared, the patient Frank Fournier is expected to die from variola confluens pending a state health inspection tomorrow.
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Fall River
Local Board of Health
Morton Street
Murray Street
Frank Fournier
State Board of Health
Private Altman Reports Hard Outpost Duty in Iloilo
A Boston Post reader letter recounts a skirmish near Jaro Iloilo Philippine Islands with the Eighteenth United States Infantry. Outpost duty brought scarce sleep and a fierce encounter that left one killed and fourteen wounded while the Americans killed twenty and wounded fifty. The writer hopes to return home by June in time for the Fourth of July.
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Eighteenth
United States Infantry
Jaro
Iloilo
P. I
Altman
Lohman
Manila
Spain
Boston Post
Brigadier General George W West Dies in West
Brigadier General George W West, Civil War veteran born in Lowell Massachusetts in 182, died at his West city home after a lingering illness. He served in the Fifth Massachusetts and Tenth Maine Vols, rose to colonel of the Seventeenth Maine, and earned promotion for bravery at Antietam. He fought at Gettysburg Fredericksburg and the Wilderness and later worked as pension examiner in New York before moving to Portland Maine and then this town to oversee lumber interests. He leaves a widow three sons and a daughter with interment planned in Portland Maine.
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General West
Lowell
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Westbrook Academy
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Massachusetts
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Maine Volunteers
Seventeenth Maine
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Engagement Celebration At 48 Spring Street
The Battler home at 48 Spring Street hosted a joyous engagement party for Miss Bertha Battler and Mr. George Goodman. Friends and relatives filled the gathering with congratulations, telegrams, music and supper, with many attendees including Dr. and Mrs. K. M. Davidson and others.
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Charles Battler
Spring Street
Bertha
George Goodman
Baider
K. M. Davidson
Goodman
Rose Baider
Ki M. Davidson
Jerra Goldberg
Simon Battler
8. Merkel
Simons
Greenberg
Annie Kreuger
I. Sirk
KR. Meshulamy
Civil War Veteran George Fadens Hangs Self in Salem
George Fadens a 66 year old Civil War veteran ended his life by hanging in Salem this evening. He had suffered for months from a mental disease though an hour earlier he appeared in good health on the street.
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Salem
George Fadens
Frisco 70s Target $100,000 Statue of Admiral Dewey
Subscriptions for a statue of Admiral Dewey in Frisco have reached $25,006 with gifts from Claus Spreckels $1944 Mayor Phelan $5900 John W Mackay and a donor named A Friend. Promoters aim for a California marble statue costing $100,000.
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George Dewey
Claus Spreckels
Phelan
John W. Mackay
California
Welch's God Work Leads to Fire Rescue
Patrolman Michael Welch of the Hate Over street station, recently promoted, again helped in a fire rescue at Isaac Locke & Co 68 Commercial wharf. He pulled an alarm from box 15 and entered a burning fruit storehouse to save J Campbell an employee, after a ladder was raised to a third story window. The blaze began in the basement, burned through the first four, cause unknown, with heavy losses anticipated.
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Michael Welch
North End
Isaac Locke & Co
Commercial Wharf
Gox 15
Be.j. Co
Campbel
Welch
Campbell
Portuguese Graft Arrives at Boston Harbor
The Portuguese schooner Julia ITL, Captain John H. Davis, arrived at the Eastern Packet pier after a 32 day voyage from the Azores via Provincetown. The 180 ton brigantine, carrying 24 crew and 22 dories, will be outfitted for Grand Banks fishing and sail again soon with bait flour and provisions for multiple vessels.
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North End
Julia Itl
John H. Davis
Arthur
Grand Banks
Azores
Provincetown
Mass
Davis
South Boston
FhedJulia Iff
Loisbon
Julia St
Carrie Dpd
Anen
Steamer Lady Glover Run Aground Off Jeddore
The steamer Lady Glover under Master Hutt sailed from Halifax yesterday on a six months Labrador trip and went ashore at Jeddore, thirty miles from Halifax. A tug with wrecking gear will depart tonight to render assistance.
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Slav
Lady Glover
Hutt
Labrador
I Jeddore
Hlacifax
North Attleboro Coachman Succumbs to Sucide
Patrick Maloney a coachman for William Riley of North Attleboro aged years committed suicide today by Paris Green found in the barn. He was alive when found by his brother in law but died a few hours after. Despondency over his wife's long illness was given as the cause. He leaves six children.
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Attleboro
Patrick Maloney
William Riley
North Attleboro
Paris Green
Desmondency
Pop Gongert and Dance at Seaside Pavilion
The first pop concert and hop of the season by St Augustine's promises a large sociable gathering at Seaside Pavilion City Point on Friday June 9. Vaudeville performers will provide songs and lively melodies between dances with ice cream and shortcake offered by several young hosts. The arrangements are led by William H. Donovan with committee members listed as M J Doncannon John J Roach Arthur J Doyle James A Bell J Charles Caldwell John J Curran and President Jank A Stout.
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St. Augustine's
Seaside Pavilion
City Point
William H. Donovan
M. J. Doncannon
John J. Roach
Arthur J. Doyle
James A. Bell
J. Charles Caldwell
John J. Curran
Jank A. Stout
Gaelic School Session Adds Four to Roster in Boston
At 1141 Washington Street the Gaelic School added four names to the roster. P J O Daly John M Doran and Michael A Hires led classes. A public meeting planned for June 18 at 1151 Washington Street aims to spread the Gaelic revival with Hon John R Murphy as principal speaker.
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Washington Street
P. J. O'Daly
John M. Doran
Michael A. Hires
Ou O Dale
Minouneed
Boston
John R. Murphy
Cn ‘Lidheamh Solius
Gaelic League of Dublin
Ireland
Denis Kelly
Eugene Lyne
John O'Mahoney
Thomas Collins
Michael A. Hurley
Margaret J. O’donnell
Manchester
Gaelic League of Boston
Fontneau chase through woods. Fontneau wounded wife critical
Attleboro May 28 There are few new developments in the Fontneau shooting today. A fugitive trace was found but he eluded searchers after a chase through woods southwest of Follett Farm between Follett and Hebronville. Fontneau went for liquor to a Seckonk Plains saloon and was identified by a man who raised the alarm. Mrs Fontneau remains in critical condition with severe hemorrhage but a strong pulse shows her vitality.
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Attleboro
Fontneau
Follett Farm
Hebronville
Seckonk Plains
Boston Theatre Season Ends With Dark City Stages
The week marks the closing of Boston’s dramatic season as most theatres go dark after next Saturday. The season has been prosperous with American visiting stars mostly dominating. New theatres may open. Columbia Theatre to debut as a music hall in October with In Gay Paree followed by The Man in the Moon.
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Columbia
New York Theatre
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Rhode Island
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Hollis
69 Meet Club
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J. H. Gilmour
Tremont Theatre
Bronson Howard
Brander Mathews
W. H. Crane
Peter Stuyvesant
Wallack’s
Boston Theatre season winds down with many acts ending
The schedule shows Kellar the magician closing regular season at Trollis with wife, Herrmanns at Boston Theatre continuing through Tuesday, Black Patti at Grand Opera House, Tremont Theatre distributing souvenirs for Prince Pro. Trem, Erminie at Barnet’s starting June 6, and season end June 17. Viola Allen sails June 21. Bowdoin Square closes with Muldoon’s Picnic. Norumbega Park opens Decoration Day.
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Trollis
Herrmanns
Boston Theatre
Tremont Theatre
Boston
Barnet
Erminie
Francis Wilson
Siilian Russell
Tayla Glaser
Tom Seahbrook
Mr. Nobles
Hill
Royal Burlesquers
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Mignanis
Emma Weston
Falk
Lillian
Moore Sisters
Pdwarf
Austin & Stone’s
Music Hall
Huntington Avenue
Norumbega Park
Auburndale
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