Charlestown Drugist Accused in Fight Over Prescription Mixup
In Charlestown two prominent residents, Earnest C. Marshall a druggist and school committee member, and Dr. Joseph Williams, physician, reportedly fought after a dispute over a prescription error at 157 Bunker Hill Street. Williams alleges Marshall struck him twice, fracturing his nose, while Marshall denies the quarrel and says the matter will be settled legally with lawyer Preble handling the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay
Warren
New
York
Charlestown
Earnest C. Marshall
Joseph Williams
Monument Square
Marshall
Bunker Hill Street
Williams
Mr. Marshall
Preble
Court Street
Spectacular Paris Mantle Arrives for Chicago Exhibit
The famous Mme Apparati court mantle, valued at 200000 francs and crafted over two years, arrives from Paris to Jordan Marsh & Co in Chicago. The gown features a white satin dress with gold embroidery, a long court train, and 2509 ermine skins for lining, with two additional mantles in white and red satin. The piece is billed as a chef d oeuvre and will be shown for a few days only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Apparati
Paris
East Press
Russia
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Dupes
Aed
Mme. Apparati Thed
St. Petersburg
Chicago
Messes. Jordan, Maras & Co
United States
Murderous Italians Haunt New Jersey Village Fire Fatality
In Mivinnr New Jersey at about 3 am the home of Thomas Bassett near South Vineland burned. Bassett with a crushed skull lay outside as detectives cite a bullet wound. He witnessed James P. Trynor's death last Saturday amid a murky case. Italian family tied to Trynor rumored to have been near the scene. warrants issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassett
Famnily
Tryvor
Baasett
Morgan for U S Treasurer in Connote? April report
Carlos B French of Connecticut claims Daniel Morgan will be appointed United States Treasurer. The Connecticut State Senate tie gives the lieutenant governor deciding vote. Morgan warns resignation would shift party control. French reports to the White House. Morgan’s name not sent to the Senate yet, but expected after the Legislature adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmnavox
Carlos B. French
Connecticut
United States
Daniel Morgan
French
Morgan
Senate
White House
Where Is That Challenge From Barrett Everett Debate
The article notes the missing Barrett Everett challenge and delays by the Quincy committees. It questions Barrett's transfer to the district committee and outlines internal GOP tensions with Lodge supporters and Hayes allies. Debate prospects for Barrett versus Everett appear uncertain amid factional strife.
Major William W Kellett Dies in Boston Home
Major William Wallace Kellett of the First Regiment MVM and prominent Boston businessman died at 154 Newbury Street after a cold turned to heart trouble. Born 1847 in Richmond RL he trained at Poughkeepsie military school and built a major tanning materials business after work in New York. He joined Second Cadets 1875 rose to major 1888 and led Company A and D. founder of a strong city company and head of the First Regiment Athletic Association. He leaves a widow and one infant son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wallace Kellett
M. V.M
Newbury Street
Major Kellett
Richmond
R. L
Poughkeepsie
New York
Boston
Kellett
Leutenant
Jamaica Plain
Besia
Eastern
First Regiment Athletic Association
Italian Woman Dies by Her Own Hand in City Home
Italian 24 year old Giohanna Lotazio took Paris Green to end her life at 241 North Street yesterday afternoon. Inmates discovered the body and alerted police. Medical Examiner Harris was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giohanna Lotazio
North Street
Paris Green
Harris
South End Free Art Exhibition Closes After Four Weeks
The South End Free Art Exhibition ends after four weeks and three days with total attendance 42 212 and an average daily turnout of 1590. Sunday crowds reached 2000, with over 3000 on two Sundays and under 1000 on five days. Voting tallies list works by Sandham, Perrault, Munsell, Strong, Gaetano, Moreau, Innes, Lobre, Ritter, and others. catalogues sold 4000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Henry Sandham
Boston Art Club
Leon Perrault
Correy
Miss Strong
Miss Derby
Italy
Gaetano
Montgomery Sears
Adrian Moreau
George Meservey
Barbarini Villa
George Innes
Doll & Richards
Mystery Clears in Mollie McMahon Death Case
Mary L. McMahon of Malden aged 29 was found dead by drowning in the Malden river after disappearing February 1. Police traced suspect Rudolph Boire, tie to Mollie, and autopsy confirmed death by her own action amid unrequited love rumors and family notes of mental distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. McMahon
Malden
Durell
Swan
Sullivan
Boire
Tena Davis
Bolre
Mollie
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
Roxbury
Haymarket Square
Mollie McMahon
Miss McMahon
Salem
Rudolph Boire
Granby
Can
Foley
States
Ost
Rudolph
Pious Bequests From Will of Mary P Chase in Haverhill
Mary P Chase of Haverhill leaves 10000 to the New Hampshire Methodist conference as a memorial fund for Merrimack etts churches and Mt Washington. Four thousand remains in trust for Mt Washington church. rest to Methodist income or needy churches. Also gifts to River Street Mission and People's Church Bradford. Additional bequests to missionary societies and Sabbath schools in Andover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary P. Chase
River Street
Wesley M. E. Church
People’s Church
Bradford
Mary E. Sargent
Merrimac
American Home Missionary Society of New York
Sarah Smith
Andover
Woman's Board of Foreign Misions
Seaman’s Friend Society
Massachusetts Home Missionary Society
American Missionary Association
Free Church Sabbath School
West Point Sabbath School
Conservatives Back Morgan Dix for Massachusetts Bishop
The Massachusetts Church Union meeting at the Church of the Advent endorsed nominating Rev. Morgan Dix D D for bishop of Massachusetts. Conservatives oppose Dr Greer while liberal churchmen back Dix, making a test of strength the central issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Church Union
Church of the Advent
Brimmer Street
Dix
Morgan Dix
D.D
Diocese of
Massachusetts
Dr. Greer
Senate committee blocks cigarette sale ban amid health debate
The Senate committee on public health reported against the bill to prevent cigarette and tobacco sales. In the House, resolutions urged national labor-hour regulation for women and minors in textile mills. The House passed a stock auction bill with amendments, and moved to postpone the Boston and Maine consolidation bill pending local board action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Committee On Public Health
Smith
Andover
Committee On
House
Parker
Boston
Suburban Press Dine Social Event at American House
The Suburban a met yesterday for social time with a reception and banquet at the American House. George M. Whitaker presided as speeches by Rev. Alpert E. Winship Mrs Winslow and others. about sixty association members attended and the meeting was very enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Whitaker
Emerson's New Piano Rooms on Boylston Street
The Emerson Piano Company opens sumptuously furnished ware rooms on Boylston Street admired by the public and rival dealers. Portraits and old master themed artworks decorate spacious rooms showcasing diverse piano styles. manager William A Byrne of the retail department receives much credit for the elegant fitting and layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Piano Company
Boylston Street
Emerson
Tor William A. Byrne
Retagi
Trial Opens in Weymouth Infant Murder Case
Mrs Nellie M Gloster of North Weymouth faces murder charges for killing her male infant in March 1892. In Superior Criminal Court Judge Mason presides with D A Harris and Moody prosecuting. Defense counsel Avery and Worthen appear as witnesses recount the discovery of the child’s body in the Shine house cellar and early testimony outlines the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittaker
Canton
Russell Tyson
Milton
George L. Hunt
Silas Bacon
Dover
James McGill
Frederick H. Fowler
Walpole
Francis FE. Haywood
Braintree
Edmund M. Blake
Wrentham
Charles H. Galligan
Hyde Park
George J. Conston
Needham
Lester W. Blood
Medfield
Silas H. Bates
Cohasset
Shine
Gloster
Charles C. Yower
Weymouth
AdjouRnment in Sight in Senate Action
Washington April 10. The Senate votes to appoint a committee to inform the President that the body is ready to adjourn without day unless further communication is received. A resolution to investigate charges against Senators Roach and Powers is laid over until tomorrow. A separate measure seeks to study interstate freight and passenger carriage, rail pooling, car sealing, and carrier employee relations, referred to the committee on contingent expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WashingTron
Senate
Harris
Iva
Hoar
Roach
North Dakota
Powers
Montana
Messrs
Chandler
Committee On
New York Labor Dispute Sees Discontinuance Granted
Judge Barrett in Supreme Court chambers grants Hoadley Lauterbach Johnson motion for discontinuance of action by clothing manufacturers' association against the United Garment Workers. Fromme opposed the allowance claim. Barrett refused it. Firms may seek injunctions against strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barrett
Supreme Court
Hoadley, Lauterbach & Johnson
Clothing Manufacturers’ Association
United Garment Workers
Fromme
Garment Workers
Manufacturers’ Association
Heel moulding accident at Broad Street factory injures worker
Lynn April 10. Carless of 5 Stone Place, a heel moulder at W. R. and A. T. Jones's Broad Street shoe factory, was severely injured when his left hand was caught in a moulding machine and four fingers had to be amputated at the first joint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Carless
Stone Place
Broad Street
Providence Man Edward Rook Attempts Suicide
Providence April 10 Edward Rook shot himself this afternoon and then decided not to finish the attempt at death by own action. He will recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Edward Rook
Boilermakers Strike Shuts Down Boston Factories
Five hundred sixty three workers quit yesterday demanding a nine hour day for ten hours pay. The walkout hit Atlantic Works East Boston E Hodge Co Cunningham Works and other plants as union leaders pressed the fight with the Boiler Manufacturers Association resisting renewed concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot Street
Atlantic Works
East
Boston
E. Hodge & Co
R. Menton
South
Cunningham Works
James Russell & Son
Harrison Loring
George Miler
Roberts Factory
Boiler Manufacturing Association
Young’s
Murray
McDonnell
Cox
Boiler Manufacturers’ Association
R. McDonnell
D. M. Chaisson
Boiler Makers’ Union
Alfred E. Cox
Russell
Cunninghamn
Kendal
McDonald
International Union
William Guilthorpe
Marriages In Salem Medford And Wellesley Details
At Salem on April 9 Rev O A Hillard united Charles R Davis of Boston with Carrie A Oakes of Everett. In Medford on April 6 Rev A M Crane joined George F Marden with Rhoda R Rice of Shelburne Falls. In Wellesley on April 6 Rev Edward N Pomeroy wed George A Thompson to Margaret H McBride.
Obituaries from Roxbury to Chelsea on April 9
Multiple death notices list residents and relatives by name with ages from 21 to 82 across Roxbury Boston Highlands Cambridge Chelsea Jamaica Plain Wakefield Malden Newton Charlestown Woburn and Brook Me. Entries include service details and family ties noting veterans and a soldier home death. The notices span April 6 to April 10 with ages and familial connections.
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Company D
First Maine
Coredyc
Tenth
Maine
United States Navy
Clarke
Lawrence
Charles Clarke
Cotton
South Boston
Martha Ingraham Cotton
John Cotton
Clark
Jamaica Plain
Sophronia Bd
William Clark
Davis
Bridgewater
Sarah M. Davis
Allen Davis
Brooks
Day
Charlestown
Thomas Day
Fuller
Maybeil Doane
Edward L
Mary C. Fuller
Fowle
Wakefield
Mary Baxter
William Bb. Fowle
Gaut
Chelsea
Soldiers’ Home
Thomas Gant
Massachusetts
H. A
Hayden
Euphella Hayden
Twitchcock
Malden
Alvin Hitchcock
Ivers
North Cambridge
Francis Ivers
Kendall
Woburn
Mass
Wil He ‘Thorndike Kendall
C. W
Grace M. Kendall
Leonard
Newton
George Leonard
Myers
Livonia Myers
Tremont Street
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Dr. Williams
Everett
Quincy Statesman
Brother Barrett
7G. O. P
Jere
McCarthy
Lodge
Ward 4
Hayes
Jess
Captain Adams
State House
Mr. Hayes
Washington St
Col
Bedford St
Bedford Street
Mary McMahon
Jacob
James Sullivan
Pitcher’s Stable
Medford Street
Edgeworth Rubber Works
Mary L. M’mahon
Nellie Ms. Gloster
North Weymouth
Norfolk County
William J. Gilthorpe
Georgie
Vl Bay
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Carlsbad
P. Q. Box
Railenroads
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
VIA
Liberty St
North River
New England
Washington Street
Stonington
Park Square Station
New Hampshire
Park Square
Chuas
F. Conn
J. W. Miller
FH. Briggs
Gen. Pass
Orange Court
Frank P. Magee
James Devine
Suffolk
McCalls and Morse
William McCorkle
McCallis
Morse
Said McCorkle
Constable’s Sale
A. D
Margaret A. L. Slater
Penates P. m
County of Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Parker Street
Samuel A. Carlton
Frost Brothers
Fortune
Jas. W. Currier
Constable
Franklin P. Winston
John A. Appleson
Dorchester
John H. Rice
Cheever Newhall
Wescott
New York & New England Railroad Corporation
Teris
Paul Barron Watson
Neeser
Mary Mulkerns
Mary Comer
Teresa B. Burreby
Charles Walker
James G. Walker
Adwr
Peru
Wasumeroy
Hicks
Mollando
Mollendo
Legislative Committee
Commonwealth
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