Fifth annual field day of the Second Mass High School regimental unit
Reading Saturday drew about six thousand spectators for the fifth annual field day of the Second Mass High School regiment at Reading. The event featured competitive drills, prize awards in the individual drill, and athletic entries. Adjutant Harry Lumipus won the first prize, with Sergt. E. Kimball and G. B. Woburn taking second and third respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Reading
Glouchester
E. W. M. Bailey
Sth infantry
Amesbury
W. . Peck
Salem
Adjt
Souther
Oston
tousester
Harry Lumipus
Lynn classical
E. Kimball
Lynn English
G. B. Woburn
Owell
Lieut
Eade. J . Copeland
Central Labor Union backs Ring for license post
The Central Labor union delegates endorsed John H Ring for license commissioner after a lively debate. John Meehan led the board of government with Meehan denying use of his name for the post, while Kendall Connolly and Moynahan were named to present Ring to Mayor Pickman. The union plans semi monthly meetings through Sept and eyed a June Boston political convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor union
Textile workers No
Justice ‘Assembly EK. of
Social Assembly HK
Stott's Textile union
Textile union No
Dracut
Amos Kendall
Danny Moynahan
Jim B. Grierson
Justice
assembly
William B. Grierson
Daniél Moynahan
Cornelius Stickley
S. U
Caledonian club
International Textile workmen
John B. King
lhange
John H. Ring
Ring
Central’ Labor union
Meehan
union
Kendall, Connolly
O’Moynahan
Pickman
C.L. A
Beis
Connelly
Mr. Ring
Rafferty
thousing
Boston
Police Court Records Show Drunkenness and Sentences
The court docket lists numerous offenders with sentences including workhouse terms of four to eight months, jail terms for drunkenness, and state farm placements. Notable names include John Lynch eight months in jail and John Jellison sent to Bridgewater state farm for eight months, with other cases involving fornicaton larceny and obstructing a street. Population data notes 87,400 total deaths and 165 this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Rowan
Kate ‘Trainor
Lowell
Kate
Coughlin
Mary A.Dalton
John Lynch
Thomas Lessard
John Jellison
Bridgewater state farm
John Fiynn
John Wesley
Mary Cote
Joseph L. Lamoureux
James Meloy
Mary Monahan
vhs
Retiring Foreman Gilmore Honored by Sun Office Friends
Saturday afternoon in Manchester New Jersey the Sun office honored retiring foreman William E Gilmore after thirteen years of service. Associates presented a gold watch with chain and charm inscribed The Lowel Duty Sun June 2 1894. Attendants included Gallagher Maguire Reidy Myers McCurdy Mulligan and Hearn with various speeches and toasts expressing esteem for his work and character.
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William E. Gilmore
the
Sun
gE Sos
Gilmore
hiaxel& it
Manchester
N. J
Calerer Maguire
Barrington
Central street
Lowell
Win
EL Gilmore
LoweLb
Gallagher
Maguire
Reidy
Myers
McCurdy
prity imhis
new busi
pet
Appointment of Edward Putnam to Chelsea Police Inspector Post
Edward W. Putnam of Chelsea appointed by Governor Greenbalg to lead the inspection department of the district police. He succeeds Paul Hannigan who resigned due to personal business pressure. Putnam, a popular Chelsea resident and Grand Army member, assumes the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Putnnam
Chelsea
Bintrict Police
Greenbalg 6
Edward “CW. Putnam
Gietgen
Weiner
district police
Putnam
Paul Hannigan
Grand Army
Lowell Man Rescued from River in Boston Sunday Morning
A man from Lowell named Sullivan was pulled from the water at Crazie’s bridge in Boston on Sunday morning. He was found to be insane and attempting to commit suicide by self-destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sullivan
Lowell
Craizie’s bridge
Hostox
hetera
Myatic
Malden bridge
Apostle of A. F. Aism Roils Catholic Faith Again
Montgomery reports Rev Hugh Monit delivers a rhetoric that incites prejudice and ignorance against Catholics. The piece portrays Monit as an apostle of intolerance, accusing Catholics and their religion of being misrepresented in his appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Aism
Hugh Monit
pomery
Deaths and political notices from local paper
Death notices report Rachel A. Garner aged 20 wife of Thomas Garner died at home in Franklin court and Emily Farwell aged 88 died at her home in Billerica Centre. The Sun misnamed Philip J. Farley as a license commission candidate. James Gookin also mislisted though not a candidate. Council race names include McGlinchiey Dennis O’Neil Benjamin Preston with Thornton denying candidacy. other names appear as speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel A. Garner
ot Thomas Garner
Franklin court
Emily Farwell
Billerica Centre
THE Sun
Philip J. Farley
license commission
McGlinchiey
Dennis O'Neil
Benjamin Preston
Morning Alarm From Crossed Wires Delays Fire Crew
An electrical line on East Merrimack Street near a bridge demolition tripped alarms when crossed. Firemen investigated near Centralville, found no blaze, and returned after tracing the fault to a crossed wire. Also notes on a drafting machine ad and local attorney listings.
Loyal Temperance Legion Oparting Exercises in Concord
Mrs Frank Fletcher of this city conducted the opening exercises of the Loyal Temperance Legion at Concord town hall Saturday. The program included secretary Edith Fletcher of Lowell, treasurer Fred Sexton of Billerica, a question contest by Dr M C Wilson, an alcohol test by Mrs Abby C Rolfe of Concord, a mystery solved by Tyngsboro Company D, military drill by Maynard Company B, exercises by Concord Junction, physical culture drill by county supervisor Mrs Henry A Kidder, reading by Mrs M E B Roberts of Actington, and an illustrated talk on foods and poisons by Channing Whittaker of Tyngsboro. A tea and sale by US Tea Co corner was advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Temperance Legion
Frank
Fletcher
Loyal ‘Temperance Legion
Concord town hall
Committee Debates Common Horse Purchase and Park Funds
The committee on commons follows the street committee in pace. A bill for $50 to buy a horse is discussed as alderman Johnson seeks full details of the purchase. Chairman Dunlap says he oversees subcommittees and may buy the horse himself for $150 if unsatisfied. After debate the bill passes and council funding of $1000 for Tyler park is approved with plans to move personnel from Fort Hitt park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
committee on commons
Aldumin C.R. Johnson
Chaiman Dunlap
Alderman
Johnson
ety council
Police department reshuffled officers on patrol and beats
Chief Davis announced last evening’s changes with officers reassigned to permanent patrol wagon duty, several beat transfers across Ward Three, Market Street, Gorham Street, and surrounding districts, new assignments on Provenc her and Dunfey beats, and a forthcoming patrol wagon driver appointment. Duty starts today at 10 pm and runs to midnight. one officer remains on two commons and Fort Hill park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Reder
Hugh Downey
Whitney
Gorham ‘street
Ingalls
Lilley avenue
Provencher
cbeat
Market street
canals
Holland
Acre
Dunfey
Gorham street
Leighton
Ryan
Quinn
Devney
Hogan
Stowell
Whittakse
Centralgate
Fort Hill
Maguire
middle Market street
yates
Hostler James
Kilburn
acity
hosiar
Fort Bill park
Exhibition of Manual Training Work in Brook Schools
An exhibition of manual training work will be held in the lower town hall on the th and 6th, showcasing pupil efforts in intergarten form study drawing painting needlework garment cutting and sewing domestic economy aloud carpentry wood turning pattern making and casting. Mr. Joseph E. Owen, manual training teacher in the city, assists at Beaver View Park opened at Pelham New York with facilities for amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brook
ewe
hall
Joseph E. Owen
Colorado River Flood Wrecks Bridges Delays Travel
June 4 Denver report by J Z Murden notes vast flooding from Central City to Golden with 29 washouts and 60 feet wide gaps. Loss to county estimated at 590000. Gulf waters may not resume for a week or ten days. Ar Keneas river bridge end swept away, Santa Fe tracks submerged, irrigation canals flooded and crops damaged. Four westbound passenger trains wait for track relief as river finally subsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Julon Pacific
Central City
Golden
Clear Creek
Forks Creek
Idaho Springs
Georgetown
Lastan
Cole
Ar Eaneas
Santa Fe
Two Fires Ravage St Johns City Center in One Night
In St Johns Manitoba on June 4 two major fires ravaged the city. The brick Unginess block on Market Square burned at 1:30 a.m. destroying the Merritt building and damaging the five story Miller and Court wholesale dry goods. Manchester Robertson and Algon destroyed, with most contents burned. Estimated loss 123000 with total loss about 250000. Hamilton’s mill also burned, owned by Charles Hamilton and Les since 1870, with a 30000 stake, insurance cancelled Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kintaw
St. Jons
Market square
Merritt
Miller & Coutt
Hamilton
Charles Hamilton
Les
United States
Debates Delay on Sugar Schedule and State Bank Policy
Debates stretch through the week as senators clash over when to rule on the sugar schedule and whether to pass the state bank measure. House leaders consider caucus actions, while discussions touch finance, greenbacks, and local taxation. An assortment of local incidents and a distant crime scene are noted in the same column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasim OTON
vans
senate
cetlntora
Chis Lim
Harris adherrs
intentiou. ie
ag uear
house
representatives
bank ” quest nD
de Fote
silaipte
norrow
caucus committee
Shermon
rbii
Telegraphic Brevities From Diverse Fronts
A jumble of brief dispatches reports deaths from a Boston railroad accident and a fire in Rochester New Hampshire. a flood search in Pueblo Colorado. the warship Columbia damaged. miners in Creek Colorado on alert amid a standstill. Bulgarian politics stir St Petersburg. Turpin’s inventions shared with war ministry. a Negro Democratic league convention planned in Indianapolis. a cold blooded murder in Birsundnay with a suspect in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
yorks
Providanas
Foote
Yale
Hobart
tenia
New Heaven
Dennis Lynch
Boston
James McNeil
City Point
Chicago
Pueblo
Colo
Michael Carroll
Rochester
Columbia
Indiana
Ths
apostolic delegate
Mgr. Satelli
New York
Wasuixeros
Jane
M. C. J. J Taylor
Negro National Democratic league
Indianapolis
Birsundnay
Ale
W. L Lansfont
Arnold Taylor
Lansford
Taylor
Lunsford
bias
hiigels
Fragmentary City Notice Displays Odd Market Speech
A garbled list shows references to prices five to twenty five cents, carpets and tapestries, wool and patterns. It mentions front yard time and various names like Hugland and Yaleg in a promotional or political style, with scattered phrases about ladies and attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugland
Report of Lovell May 1904 neglect and abuse case
Fragmentary report details children neglected abused by parents. Children removed to proper home or day care. parents warned and arrested. Animals including horses, cows, and dogs mentioned with neglect, abuse, and penalties. Committee meetings named and schedule noted at City Hall. Summer nuisance and street crime referenced with complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leruel
abana
Llores tokul
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REGENT
Albert Pelletier
LiBtoire
Marie
Clade Raboteau
Philadelphia
newrrailroad
Chelranfordentre
W.H
Yarrow
Brooklyn
Samuel X. Lord
Springfield
C. A. Dickinson
wits
Dea
A. G. Cumnock
Paul-Hines
William Leonard
Fletcher street
Misses Parker
Merrimack ouse
Tyler park
Highlands
Dow
Concord ‘iver
Raat’ Merrimack street
Robert H. Wier
Electric Light and Storage Battery ‘company
Misa Clara A. Shurteff
Monl
James’ Mackie
W. Sturtevant
Chelmsford Centre
Lamoureaux
Grondines
Lee street
L' Assosation Catholique
James F.O’Donnell
PRACTICAL UNDERTAKER
Gomer “of
Worthen
John B. Ring
cal
Buckley
POLICE ‘COURT
dresker
FAY BROS, & HOSFORD
MONTGOMERY
BESS SYSTEM
Livingston
Callat- Bou hiarche building
B. Horton
DONOVAN
ice
Gordon Street
Constable
ISHER B. BEARSON
P.O. Block
P. H. HEELON
Gorham St
Hack and Livery Stable
B. COURTNES
Maneur Block
TAMES a CARMICHAEL
Central Strees
Jay W.W. Mck.OX
Central St
Opp
Amy
Central
Prescott
OX COMMONS
THE POLICE DEPARTMENT
Beaver View Park
Pelham
Snowy
Saco, Me
William Worthing
Biddeford and Saco
inter mally
Sarah Fassier
Goerck street
Sarah ‘Fassler
LANCASTER
James
William Stock
Centage
PROVIDENCE
Rhouve Island
first Baptist Sunday school
New England
Pants
Jung
Bue
Ayres
Luyton
Gilchrist & Co
Winter street
New Haves
W. D. Whitney
Gilbert
Nicaragua
San Francisco
Bluefields
England
Pritenard, Jones
COLORADO
JOHN
nan Orchard
StamBorn
Conin
Ju Shear
Walsh
Shear
Reif Des
Gattney
beo
Storasmen
Burais
Harold
St. John
Corneay
Loxpon
Bank of England
Carcado
Twenty-first
United States infantry
Plattsburg, N.Y
war department
Cooney
Danvers
Mass
Jiao Rice
Rica
Charles J. Bassell
Arington
Wiliam Penge
Boston Revera Beach
Lyons
Oxford
Avisos de l' Jane
nala i
Méthodist
Barre
J. O Beck
D. D
National “Methodist Mis
Calorade
Minerk Magstog
Cutpray CREEK
Botwers
Bull Hill
Russia
St. Pétersstre
Stambuloff
Prince Ferdinand
Europe
ML. Stambuloff
Ferdinand
Turpio
Lacrange
Patrie
M. M. Gautier
Cordoune
Figaro
Brussels
Turpin
France
Germany
Plokivan
Lovell
umat iMay
Jags
F. Dacre
Mason Rickman Jaffee
City hall
committee on mechants
DE thealde
conn ybe
gauney
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