Daring Bridge Rescue Ends With Drowning Fear Unfounded
Frieda Vaso, nearly drowned in the Charles River, disappeared after rescue attempts by J E Ross and John Brogan, Cragie Bridge drawtenders. Brogan improvised a boat and pulled her to safety in the engine room, with police and ambulance arriving as she was helped onto the bridge. She later said she fell in accidentally while working in Brighton.
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Frieda Vaso
Charles River
J. E. Ross
John Brogan
Cragie Bridge
Ross
Brogan
Cambridge
Boston
Draw Bridge
City Hospital
Frieda Vase
Brighton
Amnesty meeting funds to be sent to Ireland aid group
A city committee overseeing the May 11 Music Hall amnesty meeting will reconvene Tuesday in Wells Memorial to tally funds and forward all collected money to James F. Egan for transmission to the Amnesty Association of Ireland and Great Britain. Separate actions report two police complaints dismissed against Patrolmen Louis G. Smith and Samuel W. Clark. Abram Crafts alias Isaac Crafts was arrested for embezzling $70 from union No. 145 of the Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Wells Memorial Building
James F. Egan
Amnesty Association of
Ireland
Great Britain
Effie J. Harrington
Louis G. Smith
Division 8
Samuel W. Clark
Division 4
City Brew
Abram Crafts
Isaac Crafts
Union No. 145
The
Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators
Lowell Street
Unitarian Speakers on Common Sunday Event Schedule
Coming events list speakers Rev Elvin J Prescott of Kennebunk Maine and Rev James Huxtable of Boston on the Common Sunday at 5 p m. Dr Brady preaches tomorrow morning on A Magnificent Man in Gods Acre and in the evening on A Magnificent Woman in Gods Acre with Cessons From the Late Cyclone. Memorial services planned morning and evening. Charity Hospital Club garden party postponed to Saturday June 6 at 380 Washington Street Dorchester tickets to be honored.
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Elvin J. Prescott
Kennebunk
James Huxtable
Boston
Brady
God’s Acre
People
Essex County WCTU Holds Convention in Amesbury
The Essex county convention of the WCTU met at the Congregational Church in Merrimac. The program featured welcomes by Mrs. Kate B. Nichols and Elizabeth T. Larkin, reports by county superintendents, Bible reading by Mrs. M. E. Cheney, a Sunday School work address by State superintendent Elizabeth A. Kingman, and talks by Mrs. Susan B. Fessenden and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingman
M. E. Cheney
Boston
Susan B. Fessenden
Labor boycott removed from P J Daly saloon
The Building Trades Council rescinds the boycott on Daly's Harrison avenue saloon after Daly agrees to hire only union workers, stock union cigars, print in union offices, and remove an objectionable firm name from fixtures. Card signed by Edward J. Ryan and George M. Gunther.
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The
Building Trades Council
P. J. Daly
Harrison Avenue
Daly
Edward J. Ryan
George M. Gunther
Sacred Concert In Aid Of Yomnat At East Cambridge
A grand sacred concert at St John’s Hall Fourth Street East Cambridge on Sunday evening promises a premier artistic treat with performances by M. J. Dwyer Lizzie Quirk Edward Machugh C J Fay Charlotte Philbrick Mary E Doyle John T McNary Frank Hilligan Frank Magee Kittie White and Mabel English. The program is expected to be splendid for lovers of music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Cambridge
St. John’s Hall
Fourth Street
M. J. Dwyer
Lizzie A. Quirk
Edward Machugh
C. J. Fay
Charlotte Philbrick
Mary E. Doyle
Father Fitzgerald Case Heads to Trial in U S Courts
The longstanding dispute between Father Fitzgerald and Arch Bishop Williams advances to immediate trial under United States court jurisdiction. No settlement outside the courts by Cardinal Satolli occurred as anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Fitzgerald
Archbishop Wiliams
United States
Cardinal Satolli
Collins' Specialty Ad Promises Smoke Product Offer
A fragment from a Collins' Specialty ad at 222 Tremont hints at a bold slogan about a smoky product and a metaphorical warning to avoid risky looks at the back cover of a watch. The text is incomplete and stylistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Tremont
Senator Allen of Nebraska Expounds Doctrines and Platform Planks
Nebraska Senator Allen addresses the Boston brethren outlining silver doctrines and the core platform planks. He emphasizes economic policy and party principles during the gathering.
Populist Senator Allen Addresses Boston Massachusetts Meeting
Senator William WY Allen of Nebraska spoke to about 100 Populists in Arcade Halk Boston last night. J J Ryan of Carver and Major Henry Winn presided as Allen urged radical public service purification and free coinage of silver at 16 to 1, attacking gold monometallism and calling for government ownership of railroads telegraphs and telephones.
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William WY. Allen
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Arcade
Boston
Park Square
Hoar
J. J. Ryan
Carver
People’s Party
Henry Winn
Malden
Allen
United States
Europe
Revere Centre Housing Boom Advertised Near Boston
Real estate prospectors trumpet Revere Centre as thriving growth hub. Within a month ten houses under construction at over 25000 in cost and at least ten more buyers ready to build. Advertisers tout accessibility and no taxes or mortgages with weekly payments from 1.75 to 4.50. Take Lynn car to Mountain avenue.
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Revere Centre
Mountain Avenue
Revere
Boston
Crescent Beach
North Shore Boulevard
Newtons
Roxbury
Cambridge
Lynn
Mountain Ave
Charming Estate On Main Street Near Depot
Charming estate on Main Street near B M depot offers a 14 room house in first class condition with open fireplace and modern improvements. Features include a large stable, 20000 feet of land with room for two more houses, abundant fruit and shade trees, electric cars passing the door. Priced at 7500 with a large part mortgage or exchange for city property. Address F W Brown 7 Exchange Pl Room 25.
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Main Street
B. & M. Depot
F. W. Brown
Exchange
Melrose Highlands Estate For Private Sale On Main Street
American neighborhood home with 11 rooms and bath, 7500 ft of land, best main street location near B M station. Modern features include electrics, electric lights, plate glass windows, broad piazza. Built for private party, now offered for $6500 with mortgage option or exchange for city property. Contact F W Brown 7 Exchange Pl Room 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
F. W. Brown
Populist speech on democracy and labor United in reform
E Gerry Brown, People's party gubernatorial candidate, delivered a vigorous address arguing for direct election of US Senators, government ownership of railroads and telegraphs, and labor reform. He hailed workers, opposed exploitation, and praised Senator Allen for a fifteen hour Senate speech that halted proceedings in applause.
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Congress
United States
Army of Labor
Sons of Toil
E. Gerry Brown
People’s Party
Allen
Senate
Latin School Wins Debate Over Steam Railways Question
The Cambridge Latin School defeated Cambridge High in a joint debate at the High School hall with Mayor Bancroft presiding. Judges were David T. Dickison, Gilbert A. Peverey, and Randolph C. Surbridge. The subject held that the U.S. Government should own and control steam railways. Connolly and Parker spoke in rebuttal. winners were loudly applauded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Latin School
Cambridge High
Bancroft
David T. Dickison
Gilbert A. A. Pevey
Randolph C. Surbridge
United States
Latin School
High School
Alexander M. Blackburn
William F. Donovan
Real Estate Sale at Revere Centre Sparks Building Boom
Special sale today at Revere Centre highlights rapid development since opening on Patriots Day. Ten houses begun already with many more signifying intent to build, signaling buyer enthusiasm for the plotted homes and the area’s charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Centre
Payne Sues West End Street Railway for $10,000 Damages
In Suffolk County Superior Court Judge Hopkins presided yesterday Annie D Payne sued West End Street Railway Company to recover 10000 damages for injuries on February 13 1893 when alighting from a Washington street car near Avon street verdict awarded 2000 to the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County Superior Court
Hopkins
Annie D. Payne
West End Street Railway Company
Washington Street
Avor Street
Corbett Wins City Committee Presidency Fight in Ward Totals
Senator Corbett of Charlestown appears to have captured a majority of the city committee seats and likely the presidency. In Thursday caucuses Corbett supporters won wards 1 2 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 and 26 with Hayes losing key wards including 3 12 and 15 amid surprise results.
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Corbett
Charlestown
Hayes
James A. Gallivan
Flood
Wen A. Galvin
Board of Elections
Charles Quirk
John J. Nawn
Tiket
Michael Cleary
William H. Killion
William L. Mooney
Edward C. Kelly
Frank J. Launger, Jr
Jeremiah W. O’brien
Josem A. Kraft
James B. Delan
Owen A. Magee
James F. Johnson
Edward P. McCormack
Joseph H. Green
William J. White
James A. Martin
Lachlan Wallace
Timothy A. Hagerty
Thomas P. Matthews
Representative Gallivan
Bailiwick
Bresnahan-McCullough
Bresnahan
Norris
Cox-Dean
Messrs
Robert Cox
Daniel J. Barry
Josiah H. Dean
John J. Toomey
John H. Dunn
John B. Collins
James H. Coughin
Jseph J. Norton
John E. Baldwin
John B. Martin
James H. White
George EF. H. Murray
Michael J. McLella
Dennis M. Cronin
Senator Corbett
Krebs Denies Involvement in Ward 9 Caucus Voting
Mr Krebs disputes prior reports alleging his presence at the Ward 9 Democratic caucus. He says he sought only to identify who had voted to prevent those individuals from voting in the Republican caucus, with stenographers present and permission from the Democratic city committee, but was denied entry and did not distribute ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krebs
South End
Ward
Democratic City Committee
Krebs Remembrance Note Cites His Presence And Intent
A dated May 29 note asserts that the published account misrepresented the incident and offers a corrected version. It defends Franz Hugo Krebs and states his presence was for the reasons previously stated, asserting fairness and justice in the portrayal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krebs
Franz Hugo Krebs
MIT Club Banquet Highlights Arctic Talk at Hotel Thorndike
Last night the Walker Club connected with MIT held a banquet in the Hotel Thorndike with forty members. Professor Burton spoke on Arctic Explorations. Also noted were MIT Class of 76 reunion at the Brunswick and English High School alumni banquet at Young's Hotel with Otis Weld hosting. Pine Tree State Club elected officers. Thomas Martin & Bro. Mutual Benefit Association held a leap year party in Pythian Rink with Miss Abbie A. Foley directing.
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Walker Club
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Thorndike
H. G. Fisk
Burton
Institute
Brunswick
Senator Hollingsworth
J. R. Freeman
Young’s Hotel
Otis E. Weld
Pine Tree State Club
Prentiss Cummings
William G. Waitt
D. C. Heath
James G. White
Charles W. Holden
Willam G. Waitt
S. K. Hamilton
F. H. Little
W. A. French
W. B. French
George P. Fields
J. P. Jordan
O. A. Marden
W. G. Reed
John G. Stetson
Thomas Martin & Bro. Mutual Benefit Association of
Chelsea
Pythian
Abbie A. Foley
Nellie A. O'Keefe
Sadie Vaughn
Christina Eisenberg
Norah Walsh
Minnie O'Keefe
Maggie Walsh
Lena Eisenberg
Lizzie Harvey
Clara Ludlum
Sarah Matthews
Katie Connell
Hannah Flaherty
Mildred Smith
Bal Masque Held by Crescent Outing Club in Crescent Beach
The Crescent Outing Club of Revere hosted a private bal masque at Grand Army Hall, Crescent Beach, last evening drawing visitors from Lynn, Charlestown and nearby towns. F. G. Rogers led the grand march with Miss Mabel Morrison, followed by fifty couples, with Rogers floor director aided by L. T. Petterson and others. Reception committee included J. J. Colan and C. H. Ring.
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Crescent Outing Club
Revere
Grand Army Hall
Crescent Beach
Lynn
Charlestown
F. G. Rogers
Mabel Morrison
L. T. Petterson
G. L. Downs
H. C. Fenno
G. H. Bibber
H. R. Kelley
Frank Jones Steamer to Run Three Trips Weekly From Rockland
Snappy Maine Central reports Mr N B Dana city ticket agent Boston & Maine has received a pretty picture of the steamer Frank Jones. The vessel links Boston & Maine with Maine Central trains and serves Rockland Isleboro Castine Deer Isle Sedgwick Blue Hill Brooklin Southwest Harbor Northeast Harbor Bar Harbor Milbridge Jonesport Machias. It will sail three times weekly from Rockland on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays starting June 22, replacing the existing two trips.
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N. B. Dana
Boston & Maine Railroad
Washington Street
Frank Jones
Boston & Maine and
Maine Central Railroad
Rockland
Isleboro
Castine
Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Blue Hill
Brooklin
Southwest Harbor
Northeast Harbor
Bar Harbor
Milbridge
Jonesport
Machiasport
Fire destroys Protection Co shop in Collinsville
Hartford reports morning blaze at the Protection Company shop in Collinsville caused by boiling over a compound used for covering steam pipes. C. M. Brooks the aeronaut suffered burns to hands legs and feet.
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Hartford
Conn
Protection Company
Collinsville
C. M. Brooks
Heirs of Rich ard Gray Learn of Unknown Wife in Wis
Surprises heirs report that Miss Kathryn Weston, widow of the late Duluth lumberman Richard Gray, married him six years ago in Hudson Wisconsin. Gray died in Boston about a month ago at age sixty. Weston is sister in law of John C Bullit a former Northern Pacific attorney now in Duluth. If no will is found she will claim the entire estate.
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Chicago
Richard Gray
Duluin
Minn
Kathryn Weston
Hudson
Wis
Gray
Boston
Weston
John Cc. Bullit
Northern Pacific Railroad
St. Paul
Duluth
Honor Late Baron Hirsch Services at Temple Chabei Shalom
Elaborate funeral services for Baron Maurice de Hirsch will be held tomorrow at Temple Chabei Shalom Union Park Street at 3 PM. Organ voluntary, addresses by Israel Cohen and Mayor Quincy, prayers by Rev Dr Lasker, music and resolutions, with speeches by Mark Wolf Theodore P Spitz and Godfrey Morse, led by Rev Samuel Hirschberg and Rev Charles Fleischer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Chabei Shalom
Union Park Street
Baron Maurice de Hirsch
Vienna
L. Halloway
Chopin
Israel Cohen
Quincy
R. Lasker
Mark Wolf
Theodore P. Spitz
Godfrey Morse
Samuel Hirschberg
J. P. Walker
Charles Fleischer
Patrolman shoots rat. man wounded in stray bullet
Mark Rea of West End trapped a giant rat in his cellar. Patrolman FE Murphy fired a 38 revolver, killing the rat but the bullet glanced off the trap and hit Michael Mattrass, injuring his scalp. The patrol wagon took him to Station 3. case may be dropped if Mattrass does not press charges.
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Mark Rea
Stamford Street
West End
Rea
FE. J. Murphy
Division 3
Michael Mattrass
Dr. Thompson
Mattrass
Cambridge Parade Route Sets Stage For City Anniversary Review
The six divisions will march Monday in Cambridge to celebrate the city's fiftieth anniversary of incorporation. The route runs from Third Street through Cambridge Street Windsor Harvard Columbia Lafayette Square Massachusetts Avenue Lee Harvard Harvard Square Brattle Square Brattle Street Craigie Concord Avenue Bond Garden Linnaean Massachusetts Avenue to Cogswell Countermarch and Waterhouse, past Washington Elm to Soldiers' Monument for review.
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City of
Cambridge
Third Street
Cambridge Street
Windsor
Harvard
Columbia
Lafayette Square
Massachusetts Avenue
Lee
Harvard Square
Brattle Square
Brattle Street
Craigie
Concord Avenue
Bond
Garden
Linnaean
Cogswell
Cambridge Number Promises Sun Day Post Feature
Cambridge residents are urged to order the Sun Day Post which will publish an illustrated piece on Cambridge’s growth since 1846. A witty note asks "There is a man who thoroughly enjoys bad health" and reveals the answer: "A doctor."
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Cambridge
Sunday Post
Boston Wringer Company Ad Promotes Repairs and Sales
The American Wringer Company lists locations at 13 and 15 Broadway Extension and 29 and 31 Corn Hill in Boston. It offers wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers with repairs turned around free of extra charge. Write or telephone Tremon 764.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway
Cornhill
Boston
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South Boston
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Theodore Brinkmann
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