Beating Accusations Against Daniel Bragdon at Scarboro Crossing
Complaint filed in Portland alleges Daniel Bragdon, a Boston & Maine tender at Scarboro Crossing, beat his 11 year old stepdaughter Emma Frances Glancy with a stick and iron spoon. Doctor reports extensive facial and body bruising with possible brain injury risk. Bragdon admits striking with the spoon. denies abuse otherwise. Case to be investigated.
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Portland
Daniel Bragdon
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Scarboro Crossing
Emma Frances Glancy
Francis Glancy
Waltham
Mass
Fannie Bragdon
Scarboro
Fred C. Green
Frances Glancy
Unknown colored man dies on Boston street corner
A man described as colored collapsed on Columbus avenue near Berkeley street at 7 65 last night. He was found wearing four coats and vests two pairs of trousers sixteen shirts and multiple undergarments. Charles Robbins helped him toward Piedmont street before he died. Doctor Hubbard deemed pneumonia the cause. The body was taken to Undertaker Jones on Lagrange street for viewing. The man weighed about 140 pounds, stood six feet seven inches tall and had little in his pockets besides a wallet with 18 cents a broken knife and tobacco. No one who knew him could be found at the Piedmont address.
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Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Uindertaker Jones
Lagrange Street
Draper
Boston
Charles Robbins
Robbins
No. 40
Piedmont Street
Donahue
Jones
Hubbard
Steamer Fuerst Bismarck Sighted Returning from Orient
New York dispatch reports the steamer Fuerst Bismarck, on an excursion lasting two months in the Orient, sighted at 7 40 this morning southeast of Fire Island. The vessel was en route home following its voyage and authorities awaited further details on its condition and schedule.
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New York
Fuerst Bismarck
Orient
Harvard Crew Ruling Sparks Senior Uproar At Harvard
Harvard seniors protest Coach Watson's ban on using Yale stroke in their senior crew race. The order, circulated yesterday, upset seniors who favored the Yale stroke for interest and possible victory. Coach Rogers then coached the seniors with Yale inspired technique, sparking further debate on Watson's influence and fairness.
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Yale
Harvard
Watson
Cameron
Lke
Rogers
Rowng
Harvard Aid
Kilgore Medicine Emerges as Trusted Blood Purifier
A medicine developed by Dr. G. C. Kilgore of Belfast Maine, prepared by physicians, is endorsed by the medical profession as the most reliable blood purifier available.
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G. C. Kilgore
Belfast
Indignant Denials Over President Cleveland Drunkenness Charge
The Post reported Rev I J Lansing accusing President Cleveland of drunkenness at the 1893 New York naval parade. Ex Governor William E Russell and others call the charges utterly false and a gross outrage. Lansing says his speech was misreported and refuses to name sources. Ex congressman O Neil and naval officers dispute the claim. Ministers’ remarks vary, with some condemning the attack on the President.
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Cleveland
Russell
O'Neil
Lansing
I. J. Lansing
Post
New York
William E. Russell
Isaac J. Lansing
Hudson
Union Club
Dr. Lansing
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