Flowers Strewn at Harbor Ceremony for Civil War Sailors
South Boston held a harbor remembrance for Civil War sailors with Dahlgren Post No. 2 veterans, the Sons of Veterans, Woman's Relief Corps, and 200 schoolchildren. Flowers, banners, songs, and an ode honored the unknown dead across local cemeteries after a grand procession and a memorial at Memorial Hall.
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Boston
Dahlgren
Sons of Veterans No
Woman’s Relief Corps
Dahlgren Corps No. 20
Bigelow @chool
Dahlgren Post No
Song of Veterans
Estresat
Dunbar
Band of Pieces
Broadway
Lincoln School
Frank Wilkingon
Farragut
Piier
Woman's Relief Corps No. 20
Union of Sons of the Brave
Woman's Relief Corps
George Skene
St. John's M. B. Church
St. Augustine’s Cemetery
Memorial Hall
City Brevities: three youths arrested for street betting
Three men named John O'Brien Thomas Donovan and Jeremiah Dunn were arrested for betting on the ball game at the American League grounds. Officers seized liquor during a raid on 2% Border street East Boston finding beer ale whiskey and rum. Richard Flanagan had hat blown off on Washington street near Ruggles and sprained his ankle after slipping on a loose brick. He was taken to City Hospital.
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John O’brien
Albany Street
Thomas Donovan
Waban
Jeremiah Dunn
Brockton
Division 7
Mary A. Rice
Border Street
Boston
Richard Flanagan
Whitney Street
Washington Street
Ruggles
City Hospital
No Medical Aid for Quarantined Vessel
The Gloucester fishing schooner Arthur M. Benney reached North Sydney to land a sick man named Scott. The port physician refused to ashore him. authorities will not take responsibility. Vessel ordered into quarantine with the patient aboard and no medical attendance. They sailed from Liverpool four days earlier with a clean bill of health.
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Halifax
Gloucester
Arthur M. Benney
North Sydney
Scott
Dominion
Liverpool
N. S
Miss Alice Hay Hurt in Carriage Incident
Miss Alice Hay daughter of Secretary Hay was thrown from her carriage when frightened by a passing car. She suffered injuries described as painful but not serious.
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Alice Hay
Washington
Hay
Noyes Urges End to Slavery in Nation’s Duties
Malden May 3 Ex Speaker Charles J. Noyes told Memorial Day crowd at Forest Dale Cemetery that the nation must not be an enslaver of men. He praised education, warned against partisanship, and urged reverence for character over wealth while Lincoln’s Gettysburg address was read and commemorations held by Gettysburg Post 191.
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Malden
Charles J. Noyes
House of Representatives
Forest Dale Cemetery
Republic
John the Baptist
Washington
Gettysburg Post
Mansel H. Bush
Richard Middleton
George A. Call
Lincoln
Gettysburg
L. A. Turner
Austin C. Wellington
Lyman D. Tucker
BD. B. Stillings
George Ll. Perin
Thia
Holy Cross and Dartmouth settle for scoreless baseball
In Worcester on May 380 Dartmouth struggled at the plate while Holy Cross fielded sharply and received solid pitching support. Dyer stood out at bat as Holy Cross prevented Dartmouth from converting threats, while Holy Cross players aided their pitchers with clean defense.
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Worcester
Dartmouth
Coakley
McCormick
Dyer
Holy Cross
Srer
Vbott Eady
Meud Woe
Maor
Bas Cate
Rollins A. Dened
Jerome Critics Corruption and Law in Harvard Address
New York District Attorney Jerome urged tougher action against corruption in a Sanders Theatre speech to Harvard men. He mocked the educated class for lethargy, warned that lax laws invite blackmail, and praised reform advocates Baldwin and Fox for leading the movement.
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Jerome
New York
Harvard
Sanders
Roosevelt
Kipling
Yale
Princeton
William H. Baldwin
Austin Fox
Peruna praised by judge in Washington letter
Richmond attorney Francis Dean Syrick writes from 1341 L Street Washington praising Peruna as one of the best tonics for his malarial condition and susceptibility to colds and rheumatic complaints. The ad notes catarrh as a barrier to contagion and urges sending for a free catarrh book and contacting Dr Hartman for free medical advice.
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Francis Dean Syrick
Richmond
Washington, D. C
L Street
Francis Dean Lyrick
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Ohio
Novel Model Yacht Race at Breed's Island Pond East Boston
The Model Yacht Club organized a large regatta at Breed's Island Pond with heats due to many entries. Winners included Cresant Marion II in 36 inch, Fancy first heat 40 inch, Guy Lewis in 28 inch, Ted Challenger second heat, and G Francis in 36 inch final.
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Cresant
Marion II
Fancy
Cooler
Guy Lewis
Bostonia
Ted
Challenger
G Francis
John F. Beach
Edward Kennedy
John Black,Jr
Tedford
William Coburn
Mr. Bell
In Memory of Colonel Cass Tribute by Boston Club
A simple beautiful tribute to Colonel Cass of the old Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers was paid by the Colonel Cass Club of Boston. The event honored his memory with a solemn observance and local expressions of respect.
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Colonel Cass
Old Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers
Boston
High School Regiments Parade Guided by French Guests
Three regiments from Boston area high schools join a day of parade and field day led by sergeant Stone and mounted police. Mayor Collins and Governor Crane review the troops at City Hall and the State House with French visitors. The parade route includes Montgomery Street Clarendon Columbus Avenue and Beacon Street ending on the Common.
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Boston School
Boston Letin
South Boston High
East Boston High
Roxbury
Collins
Boston
Crane
State House
Committee On High Schools
William J. Gallivan
Wilfred Bolster
Charles L. Burrill
William F. Merritt
Frank Vogel
Montgomery Street
Stone
Clarendon
Columbus Avenue
Boylston
Tremont
Winter
Summer
Otis
Devonshire
Franklin
Broad
State
Washington
Beacon
Charles
Beacon Street
Gaelic Games Day Draws Thousand at Everett Park
Field day at Athletic Park drew about 1000 spectators as Gaelic Athletic Association clubs from Cambridge to Malden competed in hurling and football. Cambridge Young Irelands beat Malden Celtics 2 0 and 18 4 over Wolfe Tones. Garryowens beat Shamrocks 8 0. O Connells defeated Himmels of Chelsea. field events and tug of war showcased local talent.
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Everett
Gaelic Athletic Association
Athletic Park
Young Irelands
Cambridge
Wolfe Tones
South Boston
Boston Rangers
Roxbury
Gaelics
Shamrocks
Haverhill
Celtics
Malden
Brighton
Worcester
Garryowens
Gabligo
Himmels
Chelsea
O’connells
Rene
Cronin
O’brien
Hogan
Styles
Monks
Opening Day at Combina Park in Medford
Ten thousand attend the Combina tion Park opening under Manager George H. Hicks. The card features multiple trot and pace classes with close finishes. Susan driven by Sanderlin wins the 2:21 heat at 1 06 1 2. India Panis driven by French wins the special Dorchester Driving Club race with three straight heats and best time 1 13 1 2. A vaudeville show accompanies the track events.
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Combination Park
Medford
Combination Park Today
George H. Hicks
Dorchester Driving Club
Susan
Sanderlin
India Panis
Chicago Strike Likely to Spread Across Packing Houses
May 30 Chicago dispatch says the Teamsters Union plans to attack every packing house in the West owned by the Big Six on Monday if local companies do not yield and sign the agreement.
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Chicago
Big Six
Teamsters’ Union
Yale Students Observe Memorial Day at Battell Chapel
Yale University Sons of Veterans held Memorial Day exercises in Battell Chapel New Haven Conn Judge Henry Howland of New York addressed the gathering as a university corporation member and Civil War veteran noting Yale students who died in the Spanish-American War and warning against demagogues and anarchists.
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New Haven
Conn
Sons of Veterans
Yale University
Battell Chapel
Henry Howland
New York
University Corporation
Howland
Himelf
Yale
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