Seven Years Is Slattery's Sentence In Cambridge Court
In the superior court, criminal session in Cambridge yesterday Lowell cases were disposed of. Michael Slattery was found guilty of incest and sentenced to state prison for not less than seven nor more than ten years. Hughes and Kennedy received house of correction terms for breaking and entering and larceny. Gallagher, drunkenness, sent to state farm. Giatros case not pressed. Reynolds placed with Probation Officer Ramsay. Connors and Flannery found guilty. Connors two years and Flannery placed on probation. Adultery convictions for Lager Mardigan and Mary Dwyer issued sentences. Fennessey fined $30 for assault. Parker trial adjourned.
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Cambridge
Lowell
John Hughes
William Kennedy
Mary Shaughnessy
Stackpole Street
Hughes
House of Correction
Lawrence
Kennedy
Michael Slattery
J. J. Gallagher
State Farm
Gus Giatros
Thomas Reynolds
Ramsay
John J. Connors
Katherine Mlannery
Connors
Flannery
Lager Mardigan
Mary Dwyer
Thomas F. Fennessey
John W. Welch
Circus vs moral duty in children’s day celebration
A serialized opinion extols taking children to the circus as a duty and delight, praising Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Shows for their moral, clean entertainment. It notes clergymen attending performances and highlights the program's appeal to youngsters through clowns, ponies, and playful acts. Also covered is a golf tournament in progress with Miss Genevieve Hecker leading after scoring a 77 and advancing through semi finals and consolation matches.
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Adam Forepaugh
Sells Brothers
Congress of Clowns
Catholic Federation Introduced At Y M C A Meeting
Fr Walsh of St Patrick's church spoke as local organizer for the American Federation of Catholic Societies. The new body aims to give Catholics a fair chance in governmental offices, with affiliates to Cambridge to vote on joining. A committee of three will form a county organization next Sunday afternoon.
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American Federation of Catholic Societies
Walsh
St. Patrick’s Church
Fr. Walsh
New Order
Cambridge
Joseph P. Cox
Lawrence
James H. Flood
P. J. O'Brien
Mr. Flood
John J. Payne
John Murray
Thomas Beane
John H. McCaffrey
Hugh Farley
Edward F. Shea
John W. O’brien
Fr. Lawrence
Sullivan
P. J. O’brien
Institute
Metropolitan women's golf match play heats up at Essex County
The second day of match play for the metropolitan championship at Essex County Country Club produced several tight contests as top players battled for late rounds. Strong entries from New York city and surrounding clubs showcased growing depth in women’s golf during the event.
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Genevieve Hecker
Ruth Underhill
E. A. Manice
N. P. Rogers
Miss Hecker
Miss Underhill
Wm. Shinnen
C. G. Willis
Morris County
Hernandez
Essex County
Bilis
Baltusrol
Miss Hernandez
A. C. Smythe
Pitcher
Hester Kyle
New York
Essex County Country Club
Death of Lowell Mayor Prompted Foresters Resolutions
At a May 23 meeting Court General Shields No. 46 F of A adopted resolutions honoring Charles A R Dimon, late mayor of Lowell, praising his public service, kindness to the poor, and support for children, with copies to his family and records.
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Shields
F. of A
Dimon
Charles A. R. Dimon
Lowell
Court of Foresters
Order of Foresters of America
Thomas A. Green
WM. C. Boles
J. R. Sullivan
Chicago Beaten In Second By Wild Throws And Missed Hits
In Chicago on June 12 the Chicagos failed to climb the ladder as Boston Nationals won. After two outs Winters hit a batsman and a wild throw, followed by a single and a three-bagger, while New Yorks also won to stay off the pace.
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Chicago
Chicagos
Winters
Callahan
Boston
Po Lush
Tenney
Cooley Lf
Catney
Greminger
Demont
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A. Williams
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Lowe
Tinker Ss
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P. Williams P
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Boston Tenon Saree
Eveyone
Lush
Carney
Willis
P. Williams
Cantillon
New York Polo Team Beats St Louis 6 to 1 on Grounds
New York under manager George Smith defeated St Louis 6 to 1 at polo grounds. Score details show New York leading early and maintaining advantage with solid pitching by Taylor and teammates. Attendance reported as 1302 with Umpire Emslie.
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New York
New Yorks
Polo Grounds
Sst. Louis
George Smith
St. Louis
Taylor
Overman
Yerkes and Ryan
Tm- Peer Tower
Brown
Aouu
Pittsburg Defeats Brooklyn 5–0 In Fast Game
Pittsburg hammered Brooklyn 5 to 0 in a fast played game at Brooklyn. Home club shut out as Pittsburg pitcher Chebro batted in runs and O Connor starred in the win. Newton and A Hearn also contributed as the crowd of about 5500 watched. Time 1 50. Umpire O Day.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Pittsburg
Lve
Chebro
O'Connor
Newton
A’hearn
O’day
National League Results From Evening Games
Scores reported from several NL games with notable final tallies. Boston 3 Chicago 1, Philadelphia 12 Cincinnati 3, Brooklyn 5 Pittsburg and New York 6 St Louis ie.
Eastern League results with varied scores
Eastern League results show Newark defeating Providence 5 to 3 and Montreal beating Buffalo 12 to 7. Jersey City edged Worcester 6 to 2. Rochester led Toronto 6 to nothing in their match.
Baltimore Rally Forces Call Inning Change In Rainy Tilt
The game saw errors by Captain Casey and Yeager in the second inning, followed by six Baltimore runs on three hits two walks and a hit batsman. Umpire Sheridan drew protests from the crowd as the match ended early in darkness, with the seventh inning ruling restored after a delay. Batteries Howell and Robinson for Baltimore and Yeager and McGuire for the opposition. Time 1.45. Attendance 2729.
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Detroit
Casey
Yeager
Baltimore
Sheridan
Wohin
Howell
Robinson
McGuire
Paris Jockey Sloan Sentenced For Speeding Auto
Paris reports that Toa Sloan, American jockey, received two days in jail and a ten franc fine for speeding, with five franc penalties on two minor counts. He had paid eight francs previously for a similar offence last year.
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Paris
Toa” Sloan
Sloan
Tod Sloan
Scheduled NBA matchups across cities and regions
American league games include Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland Baltimore at Detroit Washington at St Louis National slate features Pittsburg at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at Philadelphia Cincinnati at New York New England sees Lowell at Concord Lawrence at Fall River Dover at Haverhill Manchester at Nashua Eastern division pairs Worcester at Jersey City Providence at Newark Buffalo at Montreal Toronto at Rochester.
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Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
National
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
New England
Lowell
Concord
Lawrence
Fall River
Dover
Haverhill
Manchester
Nashua
Washington Rally Falls Short in Ninth Inning Loss
Washington bats in three runs in the ninth with two outs as Reidy suffers a late hit. Sudhoff leaves after three. Harper is suspended indefinitely for conduct toward umpire Carruthers in Baltimore. Umpire Connolly. Attendance 1986. Batteries Carrick Clarke Sudhoff Reidy Sudgen. Time 2.00.
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St. Louis
Washington
Reidy
Sudhoff
Harper
Carruthers
Baltimore
Carrick and Clarke
Sudgen
Connolly
Cleveland Beats Phillies 5 4 On Seventh Inning Plays
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 5 to 4 as Fultz errors and Bradley’s seventh inning single spur the win. Lajoie fails to get a hit for the first time this season while Moore and Wood pair with Husting and Powers in a 1 hour 40 minute game before 2991 fans.
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Cleveland
Fultz
Bradley
Philadelphia
Lajoie
Moore
Wood
Powers
O'Laughlin
Johnstone
Connecticut League Results Report Card
Connecticut league results show several scores across towns: Springfield-Springfield 14, Meriden 7. New London-New Haven 4, New London 4. Norwich-Bridgeport 5, Norwich. Waterbury-Waterbury 6, Hartford 4. Strong entities include Springfield Meriden New London Hartford Norwich Bridgeport and Waterbury.
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Springfield
Meriden
New London
New Haven
Norwich
Bridgeport
Outing Places in New Hampshire Offer Scenic Vacations
New Hampshire presents diverse options for summer travelers from quiet bird filled retreats to popular mountain resorts and angling or boating adventures on clear waters. For detailed guides and portfolios contact Boston and Maine railroad, with descriptive books mailed for two cents per book and six cents for portfolios.
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New Hampshire
New England
General Passenger Department
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
American League Results Reported Scores
In Chicago, Chicago 5, Boston 2. Detroit 9, Baltimore 3 with the game ended at the eighth due to darkness. Cleveland 5, Philadelphia 4. St. Louis 9, Washington? The record notes St. Louis with the last score but the final result is unclear from the readable text.
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Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Boston brewery strike rumor sparks union meeting report
At the Cotton Weavers union meeting Mr Hackett of Boston reported that 54 saloons in the city were selling beer condemned previously after a local paper declared the Boston brewery strike ended. He named the man who circulated the false statement and noted union contingents and re election of Textile council representation.
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Cotton Weavers’ Union
Mr. Hackett
Boston
Firemen’s Union
Hackett
Trades and Labor Council
Textile Council
John J. Kane
Paul Taylor
Jules Duchesne
Patrick Myers
Lawrence McLaughlin
Henry Fennell
John P. McDonald
Boston Triumphs In Eighth Inning Victory At Home
Boston won in the eighth inning as P Williams wildness and timely hitting produced three runs. Chicago's lone score came on a sequence of a single a fumble and a wild pitch.
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Boston
P. Williams
Chicago
Irrigation Canals Flood Large Rice Areas in Texas and Louisiana
In Texas and Louisiana over 100 canals and pumping stations can flood up to 1000 acres of rice. These facilities are owned by irrigation companies that supply water to rice farmers as needed.
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Texas
Louisiana
Bulgarian Bandman's Power Ends in Silence
In a West Rugby Junction era tale, a young Bulgarian cornetist astonished a veteran bandmaster by blowing instruments out of shape due to overpowering skill. Attempts to fit him on baritone and bass horn failed, leading to his departure from the band and a lasting myth about his formidable, possibly tragic potential.
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West Rugby Junction
Mich
Nicholas Stormio
Boston Globe
The Anthracite Miners and the Operators
A historical note from The Progress of the World discusses talks between coal road presidents, Mitchell and mining representatives. It praises Mitchell’s fairness while urging more conciliatory moves by owners and unions. It notes labor issues in the anthracite region, the impractical wage and eight hour demand, and a potential year ending April 1, 1903 agreement if both sides moderated.
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National Civic Federation
Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
American Monthly Review of Reviews
Secretary Wilson and the Balky Horse
Secretary Wilson and Cortelyou rode with a party in a procession from the depot to the hotel. A horse balked and halted the carriage. The secretary corrected the driver, saying gentler methods should be used to calm a balky horse. He offered instruction on how to handle the situation.
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Wilson
Cortelyou
Secretary of Agriculture
Keith's Theatre Fadettes Showhead Adds New Acts
Keith's Theatre announces continued Fadettes women’s orchestra with new selections from light opera marches and ragtime. Week of June 16 features Johnson and Wells, Montgomer y and Pearl, Mervelles, Gordon Eldred, Livingstone family, Frank White and Lew Simmons, plus a tableaux vivants revival planned for June 23.
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The
Fadettes Woman's Orchestra
Keith
Johnson and Wells
Coon
Harry Montgomery
Tony Pearl
Mervelles
Gordon Eldred
Livingstone
Frank White
Lew Simmons
Open air reunion of Brigham Young’s descendants planned
A note mentions an open-air gathering of Brigham Young’s descendants if a sufficiently large field is found. It cites Artemus Ward quipping about Brigham’s mother-in-law and jokes about sheer numbers, reflecting playful social humor.
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Brigham Young
Artemus Ward
Brigham
Cincinnati Rout Philadelphia In Open Baseball Bid
Cincinnati won decisively as Voorhees left after the first due to wildness and Iberg, replacing him, took a beating. Batteries were Thielman and Peitz for Cincinnati as the scoring line shows a lopsided final.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Voorhees
Iberg
Thielman and Peitz; Voor
Elkes Is Champ Does 41 Miles In Hour At Boston Track
Harry Elkes won the brassard race at Charles River Park bicycle track in Boston breaking American records for distance and hour. He covered 41 miles 250 yards, surpassing Will Stinson’s 40 miles 330 yards and topping all marks abroad. Elkes lapped rivals repeatedly and set pace for every mile, finishing strong after a brief slowdown near the end.
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Boston
Harry Elkes
Charles River Park
Will Stinson
Brockton
Elkes
Bobby Waltheur
Nat Butler
Charles McConnell
McConnell
Butler
Waltheur
Walthour
Beys
New York Fashions For Bridal Wear and Travel
The piece surveys bridal fabrics led by chiffon with satin version as favored for princess line gowns. It notes crepe de chine and crepe de Mig non as novelties, lace and chiffon garnitures, tulle veils, and orange blossoms with lilies of the valley. It also describes low necklines, sashes, elbow sleeves, and travel attire including taffeta cloaks and perfumed trunks using Murray & Lanman Florida Water.
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Murray & Lanman
Florida
Fashionable Graduates Outfit Dresses In Open Weave Styles
Roseland May notes that graduates favor thin fabrics like mull and mousqueline with chiffon accents. Open weave hats and gloves dominate, lace yokes and long lace mitts trend, white and black hosiery, black patent evening shoes, and tan flat outdoor footwear reflect a broad, restrained elegance for campus wear.
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Rosalind
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