Boston Brewery Workers Strike Endorsement Drama at Meeting
At yesterday afternoon's Trades and Labor council gathering, Corresponding Secretary William Rafferty admitted he authored reports claiming the brewery workers strike had been called off. The council denounced the rumors as false, fined Rafferty from his post, and elected Frank J. Simonds to succeed him. They reaffirmed support for the strikers and planned anti beer signage in saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades and Labor Council
William Rafferty
Rafferty
Frank J. Simonds
Frank McCarty
American Federation of Labor
Boston
James T. Smith
Board of Trustees
Lowell Textile School
Southwick Hall
Rioting resurges in Pawtucket as troops clash with mobs
In Pawtucket Rhode Island on June 15 a mob attacked streetcars as 700 soldiers sent by Gov. Kimball failed to quell unrest. Central Falls and nearby Cumberland Lincoln and North Providence faced looting, track damage, and a 3000-strong crowd with a loaded machine gun. Marines charged, car service halted, and troops withdrawn after two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. I
Traction Company
Central Falls
Cumberland
Lincoln
Morth Providence
Fales
Popular Fallacy About Traveling Circus Shows Debunked
A discussion refutes the belief that Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers shows split across cities and reunite elsewhere. The piece argues such a division is physically impossible and asserts the act will perform as in New York and Philadelphia, appearing in full at the fair grounds tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Forepaugh
Sells Brothers
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Fair Grounds
Clerk Fred Donaldson Breaks Arm After Night Run
Fred Donaldson, a drugstore clerk on East Merrimack street, was accosted by two men drinking liquor near Andover street. He ran, tripped, and broke his arm. He was taken home and a surgeon set the fracture. His father is Lieut. Donaldson.
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Wentworth Avenue
East Merrimack Street
Fred Donaldson
Donaldson
Andover Street
Churches Officers Chosen for Children’s Day at First Universal
The article notes church leadership elected for Children’s Day services at Immanuel Baptist and reports a plan to decrease the church’s debt while highlighting the First Universal congregation’s events.
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Immanuel Baptist Church
United Irish League Organized and Protests Abroad
A United Irish League meeting in Jackson hall elected officers led by Michael A. Lee with Julia Holmes as vice president and Francis McAleer as financial secretary. Rev. John B. Delaney spoke on Irish rights, urging protest against coercion in Ireland and praising Land League gains, while preparations for future recruitment and events were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Irish League
Jackson Hall
Michael A. Lee
Mario Holmes
Dennis Brassill
Francis McAleer
Malachi Burns
Dennis McDowell
John Balfrey
Maurice O'Connor
Patrick Brown
Gallagher
John B. Delaney
Manchester
N. H
Ireland
England
South Africa
Kitchener
Colonel Lynch
Col. Lynch
Robert Emmet
Emmet
League
Land League
Parnell
Gladstone
Lord Russell
Friends of Ireland
John McManus
Floral clock at First Universalist Children Day service
Children of the Sabbath school and 13 participants staged a Floral Clock during Morning service at the First Universalist church. Zilpha Roper turned the clock hands while 12 associates tolled hours as canaries and flowers decorated the church, with choir and pastor leading the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zilpha Roper
Jean Sherburne
O. A. Gelino
James F. Spellman
Edward Jenkins
Paul Goward
Paul Hartford
Oliver Lane
Eldredge ‘Blake
Harry Brown
Paul Flanders
Inez Derby
Glendys Emerson
Lizzie Farnham
Mildred Vinal
Rachel Douglas
Florence Fletcher
Helen Hartford
Little Helpers
Irene Redman
Mildred Leeds
Dorothy Leeds
Florence Wiseley
Alice Howells
Edith Lovering
Message of the Flowers
Gladys Brown
Ruth Flanders
Marjory Douglass
Mildred Emerson
Rachael Douglas
Rowena Sturte
Court of Criminal Appeals Affirms Fullerton Conviction
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals third district upholds Harvey Fullerton of Greenville in a bucket shop case. The ruling may effectively close stock exchanges or brokerage offices in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Court of Criminal Appeals, Third District
Harvey Fullerton
Greenville
Danvers 150 Years Old Celebration Opens
Danvers marked the 150th anniversary of its corporate existence with special church sermons as the observance began on June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danvers
Summer nine days vacation for school janitors list
The school house janitors will each take a nine days vacation this summer. Schedules cover multiple nine day blocks from June 28 to Sept 4. Named workers include Fay, Boyleist, Harrington, Harden, Lynch, Hounsell, Teel, Clark, Clough, Hannafin, Park, Condon, Boyle II, Mack, Stafford, McShane, Reynolds, Clark, Finnegan, Casey, Somer set, Moran, Brown, Hunt, Delisle, Wright, Garrity, Ward, Fallon, Scott, Cross, Morgan, Keegan, Manchester, Black, McElroy, Kelley, Rolfe, Liddle, Tilton, Courser, Dugdale, Dang, Nola, Palm, Maguire, Mullaney, Hallett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fay
James Boyleist
Timothy Harrington
E. E. Harden
Michael J. Lynch
James Hounsell
George Teel
James Clark
Thomas H. Clough
Thomas Hannafin
William A. Park
John H. Condon
James Boyle 2d
William Mack
William H. Stafford
Poecek McShane
Daniel
Adam McElroy
Peter Kelley
Fred D. Rolfe
William Liddle
Fred Tilton
William Courser
Alfred Dugdale
Arthur Dang
John H. Nola
John Palm
Benjamin Maguire
Patrick Mullaney
John Hallett
Great Sale of Dimities At Seven Cents Yard
A large yearly event offers 89 to 100 thousand yards of printed dimities and batistes at 7c per yard. Qualities range from 12 ½ to 17c. Sale in centre aisle Palmer street store and in basement. A. G. Pollard & Co.
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Palmer Street
A. G. Pollard & CO
Castorita A The Kind You Have Always Bought
Castorita A bears a mark of the long standing product line with the familiar name The Kind You Have Always Bought. The notice references the brand as a continuing identifier and notes its ongoing availability for consumers seeking the trusted product.
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Castorita
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By A Local Resident
Mrs Annie Kelley of 90 Applet street hails Dean's Kidney Pills for relief from kidney and bladder trouble. She describes back pain variable secretions and sleep disruption before using a box from Ellingwood Co. and buying more. The testimonial claims cure and urges purchase from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Kelley
Appletstreet
Dean
Ellingwood & Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Doan’s
Narrow escape in New York harbor steamer collision
A head-on crash in New York Harbor between the Cygnus from Coney Island and the H F Dimock from Boston injured few but frightened hundreds aboard. Cygnus bow deck and rails torn though not sunk. Dimock steel bow stove in, both boats landed passengers safely.
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New York
Coney Island
Cygnus
Iron Steamboat Company
H. F. Dimock
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Boston
Dimock
Vital Statistics list of deaths and ages from disease
A lengthy Vital Statistics entry lists individuals with ages and causes of death including meningitis pneumonia heart disease cirrhosis cancer apoplexy and other illnesses. Several infants and children are noted with meningitis smallpox marasmus and cyanosis alongside adults aged up to eighty-seven. City Clerk Girard P Dadman authenticates the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen A. Gouletsos
Georgiana Gagne
Bridget Brennan
Sarah K. Howe
Hospice Fournier
Herbert W. Savage
John J. Tyler
Matilda Marquis
Elizabeth T .Reynolds
Grace Wylie
Robert Booth
Albina Laplante
Napoleon A. W. Lachance
Marasmus
Edward J. Walsh
Trudeau
Martin Ryan
Michael Golden
Josephine Bourgault
Sarah Murphy
Benjamin R. Douglass
Annie Bancroft
Matthew L. Lynch
J. Wilfred Bonanfant
Margaret O’brien
Samuel T. Brown
James Bridges
Mary A. Flynn
Arsene Gervais
Michael Ryan
Eva Pintal
Karolina Stanek
Edward Lyons
Olive M. Woodman
Jane Golden
Fred Looby
Girard P. Dadman
Mortuary Report for Week Ending June 14 1902
The Board of Health reports a population of 99 574 with 35 total deaths in the week ending June 14 1902. Deaths under five numbered 12 with infectious diseases at 4 and acute lung diseases at 4. Croup membranous counted 7 and smallpox 2. The weekly death rate was 18.27, below the prior two weeks 28.20 and 17.23, and infectious diseases included scarlet fever five, diphtheria five, membranous croup two, measles four, and smallpox three.
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Board OF Health
Outing at Lakeside Farm by Notre Dame Circle
Saturday afternoon about forty young ladies from the Notre Dame Literary circle enjoyed an outing at Lakeside farm Westford the country home of Edward Murphy of this city. His daughters Misses Helen and Josephine Murphy made it most agreeable for the party.
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Notre Dame Literary Circle
Lakeside Farm
Westford
Edward Murphy
Helen
Josephine Murphy
Devoe Paint Claim Outlasts Lead and Oil Mix
An advertising claim states Devoe Lead and Zinc paint requires fewer gallons and lasts twice as long as lead and oil mixed by hand, promising superior coverage and durability for building exteriors. The text emphasizes cost efficiency and longevity to persuade buyers.
Middlesex County Tragedy and Community Aid Highlight Local Notices
Mrs Josie Emery's discharge from Framingham hospital follows the Harrison street murder and her plans to move nearby as neighbors and Captain Cahill support the family. Sunday school floral concerts at Unitarian, Baptist, and Central Congregational churches showcased children, baptisms, and pastor remarks. Town activities include alumni association formation, school year close, and a 14 to 8 baseball win for Middlesex Village. local visits, housing moves, and a Crystal Lake band concert wrap the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Emery
Andrew J. Emery
Harrison Street
Nina Danforth
Framingham Hospital
Emery
Michael C. Cahill
Emery House
Emerys
Unitarian Church
F. A. Emerson
Emma L. Parkhurst
Wm. H. Hall
Frank R. Batchelder
Adelbert Adams
Dorothy Hall
Alice Barton
Francis Hurlbert
Frank Batchelder
Blanche Spaulding
Charles Douglass
the Daisies
Ruth Pickard
Miriam Warren
Daisy Knowlton
Elsie Wilson
Marioni Adams
Margaret Scales
Edith Adams
Reuberta ‘Parkhurst
Daisy
Carrie A. Bartell
Baptist Sunday School
Ruth Whittemore
Hester
Yallie Hobbs
Alice Gould
Della Baker
Hester Baker
Zora Feindel
Pearl Simpson
Ella Burns
Stella Feindel
The
Baptist Society
Eliza A. Fletcher
Fall River
Fred A
William Kittredge
Bernice Knowlton
Ruth Emerson
Jessie Atwood
Robert Haley
Bernice Staples
Nellie Hills
Russell
C. M. Parkhurst
Kilbourne
Edward J. Robbins
Edwin L. Stearns
Sarah Devine
Leslie R. Davis
Hattie M. Emerson
Mary B. Bartlett
Grace Mansfield
Carl Atwood
Centre School
Harold A. Davis
Institute of Technology
Boston
Daring Boat Ride Ends Near Drowning in Leaches Pond
In North Chelmsford Sunday afternoon John J Curry AlphONSE Magnant and Walter Finch nearly drowned while boating on Leaches Pond near Crystal Lake resort. The trio, residents of the village, left home at 2 pm to attend a band concert then ventured onto the pond around 3 pm. After entering the boat they sailed out about 75 yards from shore when danger arose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Moore
Curry
Mr. Magnant
Finch
Marion Varney
Mrs. Varney
Middlesex Village
Roberts
Dolan
Middlesex Village Battery
North Chelmsford
Seymour
Wright
Patrick P. Cummings
James P. Dunnigan
E. M. Ayers
Falcon Height
A. K. Eastman
Royaltown
Charles Claff
Emma J. Gay
Gay Street
Patrick Kerins
Augustus BE. Duncan
Second Congregational Church
Arthur P. Wheeler
West Somerville
Crystal Lake Summer Resort
Hadley
Orchestra
Lowell
Cavalry
John J. Curry
Alphonse Magnant
Walter Finch
Leaches’ Pond
Crystal Lake
Germans Seek Living Great Epyornis in Madagascar
A German expedition led by Gott lieb Adolf Krause aims to explore Madagascar’s interior to verify if the great epyornis, once native to the island, still exists. The team plans to determine whether the recent egg found in St. Augustine Bay is a recent relic or a centuries-old specimen.
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St. Augustine Bay
Madagascar
Gottlieb Adolf Krause
Krause
Africa
Ankarah
Kiliarivo
High Table Land
Ouilahy River
New York Evening Post
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Boston Brewery Workers
Ralph Gillam
ELIOT
M. A. Lee
First Congregational Church
Mr. Gillam
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Heaven
Calvary
James Drake
Tribune
Milwaukee
Drake
Josie Powers MacDonald
Solon W. Stevens
R. W. McDaniels
Gillam
Smith Baker
Portland
Fr. Delaney
Lowell Pub
Lic
Carter & Sherburne
New York Harbor
Vital Statistics
Mortuary Report
Mr. Goodthynge
Middlesex County
South Framingham
Chelmsford
Epyornis
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