Runaway Horse Injures Two Medford Women in Maldon
A runaway on Pleasant street near Elim street sent Mrs. James Pray of Union street and Mrs. Gibson of Pleasant street to their homes after a collision with a tree. Pray suffered head and body injuries, Gibson injuries described as internal. The team and horse were badly cut and both women received medical attention.
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Maldon
Medford
James Pray
Union Street
Gibson
Pleasant Street
Elim Street
Pray
Fashion Sales Pitch Promises Proper Fit and Value
The ad touts careful sizing with a quick tape measure to ensure the customer gets what they need, emphasizing this avoids mistakes even if the fault lies with the buyer. It teases bargains on underwear, straw hats, and fashionable essentials with low prices and a push to keep talking about items like washable ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firestone
Boston
Grace Harlow Rearrested in Salem Jail Shoplifting Ring
Inspector Knox nabbed Grace Harlow and accomplice Nellie Woods alias Duffy and Annie Kelly for a bold shoplifting spree at Jordan, Marsh and Shepard & Norwell. The trio netted silk rolls and ribbons totaling about 200 dollars before detention. Bessie Keating of Charlestown was also arrested for stealing small items from Houghton Dut ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector Knox
Elysian
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Shepard & Norwell
Nellie Woods
Duffy
Annie Kelly
Knox
Jordan, Marsh & Co.’s
Bessie Keating
Charlestown
Houghton & Dutton
Furniture Closeout Auction Seeks Bargain Arm Chairs
A dealer advertises high grade Arm Chairs at deep discounts under 50 cents on the dollar. Leather Cane and Wood seats offered in price tiers from 2.00 to 8.00 dollars. Buyers are assured such values are unlikely to recur.
Depew Hosts Social Dinner in Honor of Ex-President Harrison
New York May 29 Hon Chauncey Depew plans a sociable dinner at his home for Ex-President Harrison and leading Republicans. Twenty five guests including McKinley Carter Porter Roosevelt and Bliss attended. no speeches were made. Reed unable to attend due to illness.
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New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Harrison
Thomas B. Reed
Maine Woods
Depew
Morton
McKinley
Thomas H. Carter
Elkins
Strong
Warner Miller
Thomas C. Platt
Frank Hiscock
F. S
Mr. Depew
E. H. Butler
Senator Carter
Republican National Committee
Judge Robertson
Memorial Day Sports and G A R Programme
Memorial Day activities span sports parades and ceremonies. Notable events include General Miles delivering the memorial oration at the Boston Theatre, graves decorated across Mt. Auburn and other cemeteries, and numerous posts and bands taking part at locations like Jamaica Plain Forest Hills and Chelsea Naval Cemetery. Local veterans groups plan parades, services, and tributes with multiple addresses by post commanders and chaplains.
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E. W. Kinsley
William C. Ireland
First Infantry
Nelson A. Miles
Boston
Joseph S. White
Mt. Auburn
John A. Andrew
George W. Powers
Hingham
Gettysburg
W. H. Osborne
Naval Battalion
Forestdale
Henry Stone
George W. Beardsley
Soldiers’ Monument
Jamaica Plain
B. H. Dunbar
Curtis Hall
Charles Russell Lowell
Mt. Hope
Frederick
Hecker
Carl Eberhard
Halle
Robert A. Bell
Rainsford Island
R. H. Hurley
Thomas G. Stevenson
Forest Hills
M. D. Kneeland
D. D. Dahlgren
South
Church of the Rosary
Abraham Lincoln
Phipps Street
Bunker Hill
George W. Bicknell
Trinity Church
Trimountain Garrison
R. A
N. U
Chelsea Naval Cemetery
A. F. Royce
United States Navy
Antietam Command
Wilthrop
Forest Hills Cemetery
Bedford St Satin Quality Sale Notice
The ad notes fine quality satine from Bedford Street priced regularly at 750. Each item offered likely on sale with specified quantity 46 to 54. The text implies a bulk or shop quantity for customers.
Jailed Grace Harlow Held on Jewelry Theft Charge
Grace Harlow, 19, arrested at Salony jail door by Inspector Cleary on charges of stealing diamonds and jewelry valued at $750 from Mme. de Angelis of Hotel Copley in July 184. She also faces a $50 theft from Mrs. Roscoe Kilborn. Committed to jail in $1300 bail after confession following Beverly larceny conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Harlow
Salony
Inspector Cleary
Mme. de Angelis
Hotel Copley
Roscoe Kilborn
Falmouth Street
Miss Harlow
Beverly
de Angelis
Mary L Brown Arrested in Clothing Theft Case
Mary L Brown aged 18 of 1 Armory Avenue Roxbury was arrested yesterday on a charge of stealing clothing valued at 61.2 from her friend Margaret H Doyle of 161 Tyler Street last Sunday. She says she took the goods because she needed money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Brown
Armory Avenue
Roxbury
Margaret H. Doyle
Tyler Street
Marti Death Denied In Havana Insurance Dispute
The Mascotte from Havana reports Marti alive and well, denying rumors of his death. His wife sought to collect a life insurance policy believed to be for 000, but the insurer required proof of death from Martinez Campos, which was refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fila
Mascotte
Havana
Marti
Martinez Campos
Gail Hamilton Sinking
Washington May 29 Miss Mary Abigail Dodge is sinking rapidly and her physician fears she cannot last twenty four hours. She cannot take food at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mary Abigail Dodge
Gored by a cow fatally injures Cambridge girl
An 11 year old, Maggie Laffey of 169 Franklin Street Cambridgeport, was gored by an infuriated cow near Prospect and Harvard streets. She suffered a possible skull fracture and internal injuries. The cow belonged to Mrs Hannah Casey of 74 Webster Avenue Somerville. The animal, chased by Edward Casey, was captured in Mayor Allen's stable. The girl remained unconscious at Cambridge Hospital with very slim chances of recovery.
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Maggie Laffey
Laffey
Franklin Street
Cambridgeport
Hannah Casey
Webster Avenue
Somerville
Casey
Cambridge
Edward Casey
Father Scully
Prospect
Harvard Streets
Harvard Street
Allen
Walcott
Cambridge Hospital
Danish Constitution Anniversary Celebrated by Boston Society
The Danish Society of Boston marked the forty-fifth constitutional liberty anniversary in Knights of Honor Hall Washington Street. J. W. Mallerstrom gave the welcome address and H. M. Marker delivered the forty-sixth anniversary oration. Scandinavian songs and patriotic numbers followed as BP. Pander and Miss Anna Hansen led the grand march with 100 couples.
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Denmark
Danish Society of Boston
Knights of Honor Hall
Washington Street
J. W. Mallerstrom
H. M. Marker
America
BP. Panderon
Anna Hansen
Funeral for Jefferson Hayes in Stoneham
The funeral of veteran soldier Jefferson Hayes of Stoneham was held at his Gould street home this afternoon. Hayes enlisted early and joined the Stoneham company of the Sixth Massachusetts Regiment attacked in Baltimore, later serving in the Fifth and Fifty-ninth Massachusetts Regiments.
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Stoneham
Jefferson Hayes
Gould Street
Hayes
Baltimore
Massachusetts
Merrimac Murderers in Court
In Salem Judge Gaskell presided as Johnson Little and Hunt, accused of murdering Farmer Crosby at Merrimac last fall, were brought into Superior Criminal Court guarded by three deputies. Johnson, worn by prison, Hunt composed, Little as State’s witness, case set to continue Monday.
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Salem
Gaskell
Superior Criminal Court
Johnson
Little
Hunt
Farmer Crosby
Merrimac
Crosby
Nashua Youth Attempts Suicide Over Relation Break
William Austin, about 23, a boarder at 31 Lowell Street, Nashua, tried to end his life by ingesting laudanum after a quarrel with his girl. His boarding mistress saved him and life was saved.
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Nashua
N. H
William Austin
Lowell Street
Wedding at First Universalist Church in Chelsea
A very pretty wedding took place last evening at the First Universalist Church in Chelsea. Miss Florence Clifford daughter of Daniel P. Clifford master of the Carter School Chelsea and Mr Silag Anthony Savage of Chelsea were married. Rev R Perry Bush of the First Congregational Church Chelsea performed the ceremony.
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First Universalist Church
Chelsea
Florence Clifford
Daniel P. Clifford
Carter School
Silag Anthony Savage
R. Perry Bush
First Congregational Church
Boston Senate action and free transfer fight summarized
The Boston Legislature moved on major items with the Curtis Charter Bill going to the Governor, while the West End free transfer bill faced a tough third-reading vote and was rejected. Other measures included vetoes sustained on the Woburn Police Bill and a bank of hospital and public works actions. The bucket shop bill advanced with debate on broader gambling reforms.
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Curtis
Boston
Woburn
Senate
Corbett
Gilbride
McMorrow
Quinn
Maccabe
Nell
South Boston
City Council
House
Massachusetts Hospital
Brockton
Suffolk
Sanger
Commonwealth
Republican Party
Holyoke
Messrs. Galloupe
Smith
Essex
Durant
Middlesex
Yeas—Burns
Diffing
Foss
Frothingham
Gage
Galloupe
West End
Laurence
Berkshire
Lawrence
Railway Corporation
Old New England
Street Railway Committee
Mr. Maccabe
Harvey
Worcester
Yeas
Neill
Nays
Atherton
Atwood
Bessom
Blodgett
Bradford
Burns
Darling
Fuller
Gray
Morse
Cape
Boston Stock Exchange
Wellman
Malone
Franklin
Exchange
Carter School Wins Grand Army Flag at Chelsea Fair
At the Chelsea Grand Army fair a large silk American flag was among prizes judged by public school scholars. The Carter school won the flag and Adjutant George W. March of Theodore Winthrop Post G A R presented it to the school yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Carter
George W. March
Theodore Winthrop Post
Drowned 10-Year-Old Son in Marlboro Pond
A 10-year-old boy drowned while bathing in a pond on the outskirts of Marlboro. The body was recovered after the incident, authorities report it is a tragic accident.
Memorial Day Weather Outlook in New England States
Weather indications for Memorial Day in Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut are fair with southwest winds. Forecast notes light to moderate winds and no precipitation expected across the region.
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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
W. R
Domestic worker Alfreda Johnson dies in Quincy room
Alfreda Johnson a 20 year old domestic in the household of Frederick A Tupper dropped dead in her room in Quincy May 29 the death caused by natural causes is reported.
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Quincy
Alfreda Johnson
Frederick A. Tupper
New England Piano Sale Promises Huge Inventory
Over 60 000 ENC land pianos made and sold in 13 years never equalled. Largest ware rooms in the world with the greatest variety. Easy payments. Rent by day week month or year. 200 Tt St. 3 New England Biano s6.
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New England
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J. R. Hersey
Spencer, Mass
Dana
Temple Place
ESEAL
Malden
New York & New England
Summer Street
An &T
King & Aerogen
Jordan
Custom Department
G. W. Simmons & CO
Oak Hall
North St
M’kinley
Reed
General Miles
South End
ST. Louis
Mechanics’ Building
Waltham
Country Club
Brookline
Princeton
Harvard
Avon ST
Bedford St
Campos
Gail Hamilton
Boston Danes
Clifford
APT
Cobbler
Aport Furniture Co
Washington St
Memorial Day Weather
Et Ae Wien
Thy Hn
Ag Furey Aan
Saul Ute
Paine
Furniture
Ganal Street
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