Miss Ruth French Found After Wandering Across Town
In Malden on April 2 Miss Ruth Maria French, daughter of Dr Nathan French, was found after a daylong wandering. The 45 year old with a history of brain trouble had been seen in Saugus and eventually at Lynn, where she rested with Mrs Phelps. Her father, age 82, had led the search and plans ongoing supervision, not seeking asylum.
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Malden
Ruth Maria French
Nathan French
Main Street
Saugus
Pleasant Hills
Miss French
Clifwean
King
Radding
Franklin Park
Dr. French
Revere
Eastern Avenue
Linden
Swain’s Pond
Phelps
Lynn
Sisters of Charity
West Lynn
Justiano Borgono to be Peru President for four months
Peru dispatches say Justiano Borgono will hold the presidential chair until August 10. He is about 45 and popular in Peru. It was expected Pedro A Del Solar would succeed, but the president appears to have declined. Solar, named to the Supreme Court in October, likely prefers the judicial post to the presidency for four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peru
Justiano Borgono
Pedro A. del Solar
Tbermudz
Solar
Supreme Court of Peru
Sealing Steamer Newfoundland Flees for Halifax
The Newfoundland sailed from St. John’s to avoid prosecution for sealing before March 14 and for Sunday labor. A writ was ready against her for failing to enter or clear at the Custom House, exposing her to penalties. She departed for Halifax, her home port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's
N. F
Newfoundland
Custom House
Halifax
West End Railway Debt Claim Denied by Mayor
Mayor Matthews declined to discuss an alleged city claim against the West End Railway Company. The law department handles such matters, and the Mayor says he has no knowledge of the issue. West End President Little asserts the company has met all municipal requirements.
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Matthews
West End Railway Company
Law Department
Little
West End
Free Medical Services for All Diseases by Dr Dewey
Dr Dewey a renowned Boston physician offers free medical services until cured for all diseases. His offices are at Hotel Pelham 1 Bartston Street with hours 9 to 1 and 2 to 6 and 7 to 8 p m Sundays 10 to 4 p m.
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Dewey
Boston
Hotel Pelham
Bartston Street
Burglary at Ex Representative Bond Home in South Boston
Thieves robbed the 556 Broadway residence of ex Representative George H. Bond and his wife while the family were away. Items missing include a gold watch, rings, a traveling bag, an inkstand, opera glasses, and a sealskin sack. Four youths were seized, with police tracing clues to a pair of shoes and unsure if property will be recovered.
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George H. Bond
Boston
Broadway
Bond
New York
Washington
Jersey City
Fannie Carbrey
Miss Carbrey
Westcott
Brooks
Munyons Witnesses show 894 cured by remedies
Hundreds of testimonials filed by Munyon Homeopathic Remedy Co at Pelham Tremont Boylston offices praise cures for rheumatism dyspepsia catarrh bronchial colds deafness and other ailments from patients in Boston Somerville Brockton and Dorchester. Free consultations and expert examinations offered daily with office hours and mail guide available.
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Munyon Homeopathic Remedy Co
Pelham
Tremont
Boylston
Poston
H. A. Chick
Washington St
Somerville
Boston
Munyon
A. B. Kent
Allston St
Geo. M. Seeley
Washington ,St
Geo. F. Brooks
Tremont Street
Cambridgeport
Temple Place
John J. Kelleher
Washington Street
George Hobbs
Annie L. Pratt
Main St
Brockton
Mass
Munyon Homeopathic Home Remedy Company
Homeopathic Home Remedy Company
Boylston Sts
Boylston St
Water board defends employment policy on Southboro dam contract
Boston water commissioners deny misrepresentation at the Central Labor Union meeting. Leighton defends records showing sympathy for unemployed Boston workers and states contracts favor citizens when possible. Doherty notes the $460000 project will aim to hire local workers if available, with civil service rules ensuring city men are preferred.
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Southboro
Central Labor Union
Leighton
Boston
Water Board
McNary
Civil Service
Doherty
Mr. Leighton
Runaway on Broadway Narrowly Misses Disaster
John E. Hayden, a prominent real estate agent of 244 Washington Street, had a narrow escape when his horse bolted on Broadway near F Street. He forced the horse into a stopped position against a team outside the post office, preventing a collision with an electric car. The horse and Hayden escaped injury, though the buggy suffered damage.
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John E. Hayden
Washington Street
Charles H. Durell
Broadway
F Street
Dorchester Street
Burglars Crack New England Depot Safe in Southbridge
In Southbridge on April 2 burglars cracked the New England depot safe, stealing $150. One suspect was caught, while others remain at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southbridge
New England
Ught
Collector Warren Seeks Treasury Respect in Washington Visit
Collector Warren departed for Washington yesterday to pay respects to the Secretary of the Treasury, continuing a longstanding custom followed by new collectors.
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Warren
Washington
Sailings and Shipping News From Atlantic Ports
A Boston despatch reports the Uranus sailing for Arroyo Puerto Rico to load for Boston, and the brig Lee sailing for Arroyo to load for Boston. The Canada Atlantic and Plant Line plans a weekly Shelbourne Nova Scotia call to connect with Boston, boosting trade. A large fishing fleet arrived, with half a million pounds caught, some fish sent to Gloucester. The E A Minot lost its main topmast off Highland Light. Captain Wendell Wyman buys the sloop S S Roe for lighterage, and the Enterprise is overhauled. The Orion, chartered by the government for the Kearsarge rescue, sails to Boston from Newport News. March charters include Sullivan to St John’s and Carthagena, Clyde to Cayenne, and several grain and plaster trades. The Sullivan is the first Dominion Coal Company vessel to ship coal from Cape Breton to Carthagena, signaling expanded American shipping.
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Boston
Ponce
P. R
Uranus
Arroyo
Lee
Mattson
Canada Atlantic and Plant Line Steamship Company
Shelbourne
N. S
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Gloucester
E. A. Minot
Highland Light
Wendell Wyman
S. S. Roe
Thomas Little
Lockwood
Captain Wyman
Enterprise
Orion
Roncador Reef
Kearsarge
Newport News
Silver Wave
Yarmouth
Johnt Stroup
Hillsboro
N. B
Newark
Conn
Cox and Green
Alexandria
Harry L. Whiton
Walton
H. Dexter
Weymouth
Cuba
Sullivan
Dominion Coal Company
Sydney
C. B
Carthagena
New Grenada
Cape Breton Company
United States
Granby Elopers Found In Quebec Mission
Herbert P. Moody and 17 year old Florence Jarvis who fled Granby Mass two weeks ago have been located in Quebec Canada. Efforts by Mrs Moody’s brother S B Freethy aim to bring Florence to her parents in East Surrey Maine and persuade Moody to return to his wife and three children in Granby. Florence will be taken to her mother and the mother and daughter plan to return to California when health allows.
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Granby
Mass
Herbert P. Moody
Florence Jarvis
Quebec
Can
Florence
Mr. Moody
East Surrey
No Fault Found in Deaths of two electric car victims
Judge Hardy ruled on two inquests into the deaths of Dudley Clougherty age 38 and Rachael Rodman age about 6. He found the railroad and its servants had no fault in either fatal incident involving electric cars.
Boston Republicans Seek Moses in a Republican Year
Boston Republicans convened a city committee meeting in Room 18 of the old Court House. President E W Burdett led as they elected George A Hibbard as president and Sydney B Everett as treasurer. The group set up organization plans and a campaign committee to be appointed by the city committee president.
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Grand Olid Party
Old Court House
E. W. Burdett
Committee On Organization
Jesse M. Gove
East
Boston
George A. Hibbard
Sydney B. Everett
Hibbard Elected Boston Republican Leader In 1890s Meeting
The meeting elected William C. Morey secretary with 46 votes, E Merton Hatch as vice-president, and Courtney Guild to escort President-elect Hibbard. The 29-year-old Boston native Hibbard stressed Republican gains and unity, while retiring chairman Burdett quipped about leaving the post.
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William C. Morey
Ward
Henry E. Bowden
Morey
E. Merton Hatch
Ward 18
Courtney Guild
Ward 9
Hibbard
Boston
E. W. Burdett
Burdett
Hatch
Ward 17
Weston Lewis
Suffolk
S. Stillman Blanchard
Middlesex Club
Mercantile Library Association
Royal Arcanum
Rutland Street
Italian Knife Attack Shocks Plymouth Residents
Francis Phillips, a Frenchman, was hacked with knives by three unknown Italians after a sidewalk confrontation on Court street. Police search continues as residents fear lynching amid a violent street assault and shattered windows.
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Plymouth
Francis Phillips
Nicholas Phillips
John Schreiber
Leopold Schreiber
Court Street
Phillips
Young Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Jacob Stephan
Widening Harrison Avenue to Begin by May 1 in Boston
The Boston street commission in executive session ordered no further delays on widening Harrison Avenue from Beach to Essex. Bids for building fronts and materials on city property will be published this week, with property owners to receive ten days before sale to highest bidder. Construction aimed by May 1 and completion by June 1, creating Phillips Square at the new breathing space near Wendell Phillips’ home.
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Harrison Avenue
Beach
Essex Streets
Beach Street
Essex
Boston
Wendell Phillips
Phillips Square
Earache Enteritis Epidemics Pain Alleviator claims cure all
An advert touts a universal pain reliever for earache enteritis and numerous ailments from burns and cuts to asthma and influenza. It promises rapid relief, healing, and long lasting praise from users across many conditions.
Universal Household Liniment Promoted by Family Physician
An old fashioned family physician created this liniment for the good of all people. It has served for over 80 years, claimed to save lives and relieve suffering across generations. Advertisers say it cures many ailments, used by surgeons and physicians, for internal and external use as a universal remedy.
Judge issues second warrant for Thomas Nolan
In Attleboro on April 2 Judge E M Reed issued a second warrant for Thomas Nolan, now charged with intent to kill and murder for a vicious assault on O B Monroe at Dodgeville. Monroe was pounded unconscious on the highway and later recovered. Nolan fled into Rhode Island and is pursued by detectives and police in both states.
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Attleboro
E. M. Reed
District Court
Thomas Nolan
O. B. Monroe
Dodgeville
Nolan
Monroe
Rhode Island
Funeral of Mrs Taylor at Beachmont
Emily Taylor wife of Boston Globe compositor William T Taylor died after fright from local youths caused a ruptured blood vessel. The service at St Pauls Episcopal Church Beachmont drew a large crowd including clergy from South Boston and pallbearers from Globe staff and relief groups.
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Beachmont
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
William T. Taylor
Boston Globe
Emily
Taylor
Taylors
Mr. Washburn
Church of the Redeemer
South Boston
W. T. Sadler
F. D. Graves
Boston Globe Chapel
John Thompson
Knights of Honor
W. Townsend
Globe Relief Association
W. Wood
Girls Return After Washington Relief Corps Trip
Members of the New England Relief Corps of the Women’s Republican Association returned from an eight day Washington tour. They toured sights including the National Museum and theatres while awaiting lawmakers. Miss Alice Yerkes of Cambridge led a 400-strong factory group in praise of English American schedules. The trip coincided with no sightings of Senators Maverick Brander or Hannibal Rivers.
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New England Relief Corps
Women’s Republican Association of
United States
Washington
Wilson
Senator Voorhees
Alice Yerkes
Greenwood
American
Net and Twine Company
Cambridge
Miss Yerkes
J. Ellen
Ellen
National Museum
Maverick Brander
Hannibal Rivers
Pollard
Capitol
Odette Wins Howard Gould in a Fittest Survival Match
New York April 2. Miss Tyler, once engaged to Colonel Aour, is now set to wed Howard Gould after gifts and East travels. Her admirers include playwright Belasco and manager Arthur B. Miller, while Edgar Crissman, her ex, approves of the match after their 1883 marriage and divorce on statutory grounds.
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New York
Howard Gould
Young Gould
Miss Tyler
Colonel Aour
Milwaukee
Gould
East
Aour
Miss Tyler That the Engagement Between Them Was Broken Off. Besides Colonel Aour
David Belasco
Arthur B. Miller
Edgar P. Crissman
Millionaire Fear Grips New York Elite After Threats
Wealthy figures including Cornelius Vanderbilt and the Vanderbilts Astors Goulds and Flaglers face security alerts after threatening letters. Detectives guard Vanderbilt's Fifth Avenue mansion and private guards patrol Mrs Hicks Lords Washington Square home amid fears of violence. A crank, H M Stamner of 8% Eighth Avenue, accuses Vanderbilt of planned murders claiming he will torture six women. Neighbors deem Stamner insane.
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New York
Vanderbilts
Astors
Goulds
Flaglers
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue
H. M. Stamner
Eighth Avenue
Mr. Vanderbilt
Stamner
Calais Republicans Win Re-Election Mayors and Wards
In Calais Maine on April 2 Mayor George A. Murchie was re-elected with a 434 vote majority. Republicans won all seven wards with larger margins except Ward 3 where the Republican alderman prevailed by 2. Vote totals: Murchie 668 Young 18 Rockwood 49.
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Calais
George A. Murchie
John N. Young
Joseph C. Rockwood
Ex Governor Ames Reviews Plans for New Building
Ex Governor Ames visited the Late House to inspect the architects plans for a new structure. He was misreported as opposing the demolition of the present building. If satisfied with the commissioners plans Ames will sail for Europe this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Europe
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the Post
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Post
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Theew
Doham
Chicago
America
White City
Ragan
Ridpath
Blaine
Irving
Dickens
Cooper
Francis Phillipps
Chinatown
Johnson
Atwood’s
B. Ampnery
M. D
Cordova
Mian
Minnie
C. Bedstead
O’brien ‘Furniture
Hanover ST
J. Ellen Foster
Odette
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