Easter Day Crowded Churches Mark Holy Week Observance
Easter Sunday drew large congregations across Boston as churches reported full houses, ornate floral decorations, and special music. The Cathedral of the Holy Cross hosted high pontifical mass with Arch Bishop Williams. other churches including South Congregational, Church of the Disciples, Unity, Universalist, and First and Second Churches held morning services, with Sunday schools, sermons on the resurrection, and volunteer floral displays.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Williams
L. J. O'Toole
L. P. Boland
L. N. A. Corcoran
N. X. Carroll
N. BR. Walsh
J. P. Bodfish
James Talbot
The
Cross
J. F. Donohue
Charles Lewis
Cherubini
South Congregational Church
Union Park Street
Edward E. Slate
Dr. Hale
Fiabbi Raphael Lasker
Henry G. Spaulding
Church of the Disciples
James Freeman Clarke
Edwin T. Horne
B. A. Robinson
Church of the Unity
Minet J. Savage
Columbus Avenue Church
Columbus Avenue Universalist Church
A.A. Miner
D. D
Lizzie Kimball
S. Jose Dowse
E. T. Payne
A. W. Thayer
Henry J. Smith
Union Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
R. R. Meredith
Christ
Church of the Messiah
Florence Street
Allen
Throop
Gardam
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
O. P. Gifford
Tragic drowning of Mrs Guertin at Sacoriver mouth
Mrs. Joseph Guertin, about 40, was found drowned Saturday morning at the Sacoriver mouth. The case is treated as death by her own action. Separately, burglars entered Hodsden Bros shoe factory in Yarnmouthville Friday night, cut a hole in the safe, but could not reach the money and left empty handed.
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Joseph Guertin
Sacoriver
Hodsden Bros
Yarmouthville
Semon Taken to Concord After Laconia Transfer
The murderer Semon was moved from Laconia to Concord and jailed. Republican caucus at Lancaster elected delegates to the state convention in Concord on April 34 to select national delegates in Chicago. also named district delegates for April 6. Inquest into Nellie F Phelps death completed with Dr Jones confirming treatment for headache and melancholy, revealing alleged affair with J H Baird. Baird arrested amid crowd threats of tar and feathers.
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Semon
Concord
Laconia
Lancaster
C. B. Jordon
Everett Fletcher
Philip Carpenter
Horace F. Whitcomb
Chicago
Jacob Benton
Hazo Woodward
James Monahan
James MecCarten
Nellie F. Phelps
Jones
J. H. Baird
The
Republican
Baird
Littleton
St. Lovuis
Ilinois District
Olney
Westboro church votes to demand pastor resignation
The Evangelical church at Westboro, led by Rev. Mr. Mitchell, voted 142 to 198 to demand his resignation. Other items note a Ashland grocer burglary, a Worcester man’s suicide, an attachment against Democrat Publishing, a deceased infant found at Salisbury beach, and a drowning near Sheep Pond involving 17 year old Willie Parker son of Capt. Charles H. Parker.
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Evangelical Church
Westboro
Mr. Mitchell
Grout & Enslin’s
Ashland
Walter N. Farnum
Worcester
Luke T. Farnum
Oxbridge
Frederick A. Burt
Springfield
Democrat Publishing Company
Dibel
Salisbury Beach
Dover
Sheep Pond
Rewsier
Willie Parker
Charles H. Parker
Brewster
Political Splinters in Republican Tears Across States
Observers parse the 1890s political scene with mentions of Harrison, Roosevelt, and a possible Republican ticket. Notes suggest Gov Frisbie Hoar concerns and possible booms, while 8 of 116 delegates at a DC convention were African American. Delaware outlines and Maine New Hampshire chatter mention tariff reform and potential nominees like Cromwell, Chase, Davis, and Blain e. Republican loyalties mix with Democratic tariff debates across several papers.
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Harrison
Roosevelt
Frisbie Hoar
Solon Chase
Co. B&b
Lowell Times
Baltimore American
Bayard
Wilden
Kennebunkport
Blaine
Tom
Davenport
Iowa
Manchester Union
Democratic State Committee of
New Hampshire
Union
Maine
Connecticut
Lewiston Journal
W.G. Davis
C. H. Chase
Nathan Cleaves
A. W. Bradbury
John W. Deering
H. D. Hadlock
Portland
John M. Adams
Deering
W. A. Cromwell
Berwick
John W. Goodwin
Biddeford
Wm. Emery
Alfred
William A. Cromwell
Bangor Commercial
Mr. Cromwell
Tommy Reed
Dover Democrat
York County
Cromwell
Berwicks
Wells
Kittery
Eliot
York
Personal items and society notes from Cambridge Chronicle
General Sheridan visits Fortress Monroe while Sarah Edwards and others advance papers. Lawrence Morning News editor O Sullivan works on an interesting piece. Ohio politician John G Thompson recovers from illness. Maine judge Emery opposes a proposed constitution annex. The Duryea couple celebrate their 25th anniversary on April 23. Ex president Hopkins and family visit Washington. Dr. Hopkins is 83. Champion John L Sullivan welcomes a son, John L Jr. Also notes hospital surgeon change, Harvard student Sewall attends a club dinner, and church engagements with plans for a reception. Passenger list from steamship Alaska to Liverpool. Life insurance payout in the Watertown murder case. Cambridge Chronicle reports Brugh leaves Commonwealth hotel after five years. Judge Story shows a clock and bronzes in a celebratory moment.
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Gen. Sheridan
Fortress Monroe
Edwards
O'Sullivan
Lawrence
Newbury Street
Mark Hopkins
Williams Cdge
Udge Nott
Court of Claims
Dr. Hopkins
John L. Sullivan
Unds
John L., Jr
Whittemore
Vrs
Massachusetts Gene Hospital
Hodges
Harold Sewall
Harvard
Wilson
Henancis Sb. Hi
Louise Kimball
Vendome
Merwin
Elias Irwin
Commonwealth Avenue
Annie
Charles Lowell Andrews
Mt. Vernon Street
St. Paul’s Church
Ofton
Alaska
New York
Liverpool
Rs. B. J. Shoninger
John Ferry
L. G. Burnham
I. W. Chick
J. F. W. Hanington
Edward Hammad Ason
E. G. Carleton
Watertown
Maassacusetts Benefit Association
Comny
Cambridge Chronicle
John H. Brugh
Carter & Bragh
Ae S
Commonwealth Hotel
Ening
Story
Easter Floral Splendor at Boston Churches
The article details lavish Easter decorations across Trinity Emmanuel and adjacent churches. Clergy such as Rev. Phillips Brooks and Rev. Leighton Parks delivered sermons as police guarded crowded services. Children received bouquets, and choirs performed elaborate musical programs amid extensive pot plants, azaleas, and lilies enhancing chancel and pulpit displays.
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Trinity
Trinity Church
Phillips Brooks
St. Paul’s Episcopal
St. Paul’s Church
Tremont Street
John A. Preston
Tremont Temple
Special Services Across Charlestown Churches Easter Observed Districtwide
Special services were held at all Charlestown district churches on Sunday with morning afternoon and evening gatherings. Choirs and music were praised with St Francis de Sales aided by a 16 piece orchestra and festive decorations noted at St John St Marys and St Francis de Sales. Easter was observed in Malden suburbs and church gatherings were well attended. The Methodist Sunday School marked its 62nd anniversary with 461 pupils plus 289 adults and 89 in primary and 34 in Bible class. finances showed receipts of 305 01 and a year end balance of 128 04. First Congregational church celebrated its 51st Sunday school anniversary with 450 members and a 50 balance. Rev A E Winship spoke and pupils recited Easter pieces.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
First Church
Rufus Ellis
C&. A. Horton
Mary A. Livermore
Arlington Street Church
Brooke Kerford
Christ
Henry G. Spaulding
J. B. W. Ware
Old South Church
George A. Chapman
George A. Gorton
Luther A. Wright
First Baptist Church
C. B. Crane
D. D
Hing’s Chapel
St. Paul’s
Church of the Advent
Henry W. Foote
Dr. Grafton
Ss. B. Whitney
Eddie Waring
Fred Rim
Park-street
Our Lord
John L. Withrow
West Church
Bartel
B. F. Gilbert
Flora E. Barry
F. A. Wetherbee
F. L. Pratt
George M. Taylor
St. Mary’s
St. Francis de Sales Catholic
Malden
L. 8. Johnson
Alice
Merrill
O. A. Brown
Boston
Congregational
Clarence O. Walker
A. E. Winship of
Somerville
Walnuts and Wine The Boston Democrats form Bay State club
The Bay State club organized at Parker House, Boston with over 100 attendees for dinner and formal admission. Col. Charles H. Taylor presided, officers named include J. W. Coveney as secretary treasurer. Members list includes Abbott, Collins, Gargan, Whittier, Dacey, Leary, and many others from across Massachusetts and out of town affiliates. Gen Butler nominated for president by Riley.
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Charles H. Taylor
Charles Levi Woodbury
J. G. Abbott
P. A. Collins
Boston
Jonas H. French
Gloucester
Jarvis N. Dunham
Pittsfield
J. E. Estabrook
Worcester
Thomas J. Gargan
Col
A.A. Haggett
Lowell
J. A. L. Whittier
George H. Bleloch
Springfield
P. Maguire
Edgar E. Dean
Brockton
Reuben Noble
Westfield
James M. Delaney
Holyoke
J. W. Coveney
Cambridge
John EK
Fitzgerald
T. M. Babson
H. L. Bowker
John F. Callahan
M. M. Cunniff
Hfion
T. J. Dacey
fHion
P. J. Doherty
George KE
Evans. Hion
T. J. Gargan
K. C. Carrigan
Bailey
Hugh J. Toland
Franklin D. Rideout
Thomas Riley
Frank Cass
Holliston
J. C. Abbott
C. ¥. Atwood
Everett
S. W. Allis
Whately
Edward Avery
Braintree
John J. Barker
Taunton
George H.bleloch
W. W. Brooks
Canton
J. W. Corcoran
Clinton
John M. Corse
Winchester
John RK. Conant
Gardner
George A. Cushing
Weymouth
HH. Damon
New Bedford
KE. E. Dean
T. A. Devine
Salem
W. L. Douglass
Btockton
John J. Donovan
M. T. Donahoe
Somerville
Lincoln
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Enoch Earle
James F. Estabrook
Jonas H. Kreneh
W. W. Hoar
A. A. Huggett
Nicholas Hathaway
Fall River
Thomas Jf. Hill
Woburn
W. A. Hodges
Quincy
James W. Hull
Irving Leland
Iolliston
Sampson Levy
Newburyport
Charles D. Lewis
South Framingham
Charles H. Litchman
Marblehend
John W. Hart
John R. Dorr
Charlestown
L. R. Lothrop
Lynn
Bushrod Morse
Sharon
C. W. Morse
Haverhill
John H. Morrison
T. J. Morrison
Chelsea
J.J. McCann
Hopkinton
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Charles PF
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Manchester
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State Committee
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Commonwealth
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Second Norfolk Club Meeting Highlights GOP Outlook
The Norfolk Club held its second meeting at Young's with many Norfolk County Republicans present. Governor unable to attend. Senate President Bruce and House Speaker Marden among guests. Asa French chaired, praising Edmunds while noting Sherman could win votes. Marden cited Edmunds’ claims vs Arthur’s NY carry. Attendees included Wentworth, Williams, Locke, and Bumpus among others. A letter from Congressman Lyman disclosed his shift toward independence due to Butler’s nomination. He stressed Republicans and Democrats share hard money, civil service reform, and protectionist elements, but the GOP should rule if either party must. Other club notes mention Merchants’ Club dinner at Vendome with Gen. Nat Wales and Col. Edmunds. Parker House meetings by Massachusetts Reform. Paint and Oil Club with Seth J. Thomas and Edward J. Howard.
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Young
Norfolk County
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Senate
Marden
House
Asa French
Edmunds
Gen
Sherman
Arthur
New York
Wentworth
Moses Williams
Brookline
Fred A. Williams
Foxborough
Locke
Norwood
Thomas
Norfolk
Bumpus
F. A. Harris
H. F. Buswell
Canton
Foster
Quincy
Lyman
Gen. Butler
Congress
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Vendome
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Ames
Eustace C. Fitz
Gen. Wales
Boston
Col. Edmunds
Massachusetts Reform
Parker House
Parker’s
Boston and Agricultural
Paint and Oil Club
Seth J. Thomas
Edward J. Howard
Dinner highlights as guests attend at Massachusetts club
Boston and George B. Carter of Providence were noted guests at a club dinner hosted by C. W. Trainer. Horace S. Fowle Edward Capen and John L. Wakefield contributed fine musical selections after dinner. The Massachusetts Middlesex and New England clubs dined without guests, while Hon. John B. Alley attended the Massachusetts table for the first time in a long while.
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Boston
George B. Carter
Providence
Horace S. Fowle
Edward Capen
John L. Wakefield
C. W. Trainer
Massachusetts
Middlesex
New England
John B. Alley
Papers Demanded in Pacific National Bank Probe
Washington April 13 The banking and currency committee calls Comptroller Knox for all papers and correspondence on the Pacific National Bank of Boston. New charges claim Benyon hid insolvency when capital rose in 1879 and 1881, with Knox allegedly knowing. Knox says shareholders offer no signatures and all facts were answered in his pamphlet.
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Washington
Committee On Banking and Currency
Pacific National Bank of Boston
Committee of Shareholders
The
Pacific Bank
Benyon
Associated Press
Pacific National Bank
Banking and Currency Committee
National Exchange Bank
Boston
and Committee
Maine
Exchange Bank
Ranney
Congress
A Revolution Imminent The Causes of the Biscontent
A telegraphic dispatch from Laredo reports Mexico facing rumors of a brewing revolution across several states. Causes cited include railroad concessions, nickel currency policy, stamp acts, taxation changes, soldier pay failures, and perceived corruption of President Diaz. Gen Trevino met Monterey leaders, signaling possible candidacy for June elections.
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Galveston
Tex
Laredo
Mexico
Monterey
Trevino
Europe
Diaz
Fires Rock Northeast as Reports Chronicle Damages
Brief reports by telegraph describe multiple fires across New England and New York. In Dover New Hampshire the Daily Republican office sustained about 1000 in loss, insured, with Meserve and Sterns damaged. Portland Maine saw a house fire, uninsured at 1000, with furniture destroyed. Bellows Falls Vermont reported 3700 in losses across a store, dwelling and telegraph office. New York City fire at 92 and 94 Greene Street added about 49000 in damage with several businesses hit.
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Dover
N.H
Daily Republican
Libbey & Seales
William Sterns
Samuel Meserve
Meserve
Sterns
Portland
Joseph Brooks
Philbrook
Nathan
Stanwood
Babbitt
Bellows Falls
A. A. Wyman
W. G. Stevens
Cambridgeport
New York
Greene Street
Samuel Corn & Sons
Captmaakers
George E. Tilge & Co
H. F. Beebe
Hatter
Meyer Shutz
Reindeer Skins for Suits for the Greely Relief Expedition
New York April 13 officers of the Greely relief expedition were measured for reindeer fur suits. Fifteen thousand reindeer skins arrived from Europe to outfit the party. Officials estimate the expedition will cost at least around a million dollars. The Thetis improvements proceed as painters work. Commodore Schley notes they are painting everything black to contrast with the dazzling arctic ice.
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New York
Greely
Europe
Schley
Arctic
Desperate Prison Break At Arkansas Jail
A group of eight prisoners escaped from the Gainesville Arkansas jail after assaulting the jailer. A posse of 50 pursued, triggering a pitched battle. Burglar Breckmann was killed. three other prisoners wounded and captured, the remainder fled. The jailer was injured seriously.
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Missouri
ST. Louis
Gainesvile
Crewe County
Ark
Jalor
Secu Erams
Jaiion
Breckmann
Dolphin launches with distinguished visitors in Chester Pa
The steel cruiser Dolphin was launched in Chester with Secretary Chandler and a large delegation including B F Wharton Lieut Jaquet Commodore Shock Admiral Simpson Commodore Howell and naval officials from Washington. Also attending were A Henderson F Fernald T Bowles and Steers Caryell plus Edward and Garret Roach from Morgan Iron Works New York.
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Chester
Dolphin
Chandler
B.F. Wharton
Lieut
Jaquet
Commodore Shock
Washington
Admiral Simpson
Commodore Howell
Lieut. Barber
A A. Henderson
F. Fernald
T. ¥. Bowles
Messrs. Steers and Caryell
Edward and
Garret Roach
Morgan Iron Works
New York
Crowded churches fill city for grand religious festival
A perfect day drew overflow crowds to St Patrick's Cathedral where a grand pontifical mass was held at 10 30 A M Beethoven's grand mass in Copus 86 was performed alongside elaborate services at St Ann's St Stephen's St Francis Xavier's St Bernard's and St Agnes' Catholic churches and at multiple Episcopal parishes An orchestral accompaniment from the Philharmonic Society aided choirs Florists report heavy demand with floral decorations estimated at over a quarter of a million dollars in expense
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St. Ann’s
St. Stephen’s
St. Francis Xavier’s
Passenger on Narragansett jumps overboard in apparent suicide
C F Haller, 50, a Providence resident aboard the Narragansett, leaped from the upper deck while the east river steamer neared New York. Boats searched but failed to recover him. Papers in his stateroom reveal his intent, blaming himself for failed business and distress over friends and energy. He had lived in the U S 15 years and left a note requesting contact for relatives.
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New York
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East River
C. F. Haller
Haller
Read Street
R.1
Mr. Haube
Mr. Zwingle
Richmond Street
Boston
Cambridgeport
Zwingle
Luther
Mass
Democratic State Convention Call Issued for Delegates
The Democratic State Committee in Boston issues a call for the adjourned state convention at Mechanics Hall Worcester on April 30 at 11 AM to elect four delegates at large and four alternates to the national convention in Chicago. Credentials must be signed by town or city committee chairs and secretaries. Also notes district conventions before May 20 and a seventh district convention in Salem on May 7.
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Mass
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Greene
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East Boston forgery and local crimes report
A smooth faced man passed a counterfeit twenty dollar check on Blackstone National Bank fake signature of Samuel Hart for two tons of coal sent to a fictitious address. Charles H Overton shot himself in the navy pay office and is paralyzed, no recovery. Thomas Hogan arrested for assault with a chair at No 9 Wendell street. Several deaths noted from heart disease and a shipboard shooting death. Murphy arrested for felonious assault on Constable Duggan. Damus and Sullivan injured in razor incident at Joy street. Brown linked to a fraudulent officer impersonation scheme. Cullen dies from a gunshot wound aboard Colonsay.
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Charles Smith
Blackstone National Bank
Samuel Hart
Orleans Street
Charles H. Overton
Navy Paymaster
Milk Street
City Hospital
Thomas Hogan
Wendell Street
Reuben Mason
E. A. Cowin
Washington Street
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Hampshire Street
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East Fourth Street
South Boston
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John A. Duggan
Mansion House
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Jeremiah Sullivan
Tucker’s Yard
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Sullivan
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Hickman and
Ayer
Hierman H. Hartman
Bowdoin Street
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Colonsay
Fraudulent check scam hits Norwich firm with forged Cohen note
A well dressed man, claiming to represent C. Cohen & Co, persuaded a Norwich dry goods house to cash a check drawn on Nassau National Bank Brooklyn. The check, presented as certified, bore teller initials and a telegram claim. The firm gave $87. the returned check revealed the fraud Saturday.
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Conn
C. Cohen & Co
Cohen & Co
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Cohen
New York
Patrols sail near island as tension grows at harbor
KrY West Florida reports boats from Tennessee patrol the island and lighthouse area while the steamer Laurel prowls the harbor entrance to block any planned Cuba expedition. Rumors swirl but lack solid basis.
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Bank cashier alleged defaulter flees Newton area
Des Moines Iowa April 13 J G Cotton cashier of the Bank of Newton is reported a defaulter for about 5000 dollars He passed through this city yesterday while in flight indicating a sudden departure and suspected wrongdoing involving bank funds
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J. G. Cotton
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Fall of Khartoum Rumor and Dynamite Arrests Ring London News
Reports from Saakim claim Khartoum has fallen and Gen. Gordon is captured while Cairo says Berber and Cairo communications are severed. The piece covers arrests tied to dynamite plots in Birmingham, political notes on Tonquin, Hong Kong trade tensions, and a new Russian 15 million pound gold loan for railways.
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Lynn Killed While Drunk In City Line Incident
A man named Hanley Rice, a 26 year old shoe cutter of 23 South Street, was found dead on the Saugus branch tracks near the main road junction after an apparent hit by a shifting engine between 10 and 11 PM. Russell the flagman last saw him alive around 9 PM intoxicated, and he died with head injuries. The body moved to city hall for an inquest by Judge Harmon.
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Snow court of inquiry resumes hearings on Saturday
The Snow court of inquiry continued on Saturday with defense testimony for Capt. Snow. Sergt. L. F. Johnson claimed he answered yes when Hickie’s name was called, while Col. Bancroft testified Snow said Hickie was present. Bancroft noted disagreement about muster counts and camp whereabouts of Snow’s men. Other members discussed discharge of six soldiers and company finances with limited new details.
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Franklin and Megantic railroad aims at Dead river timber region
The plan approved by Maine railroad commissioners taps the Dead river wilderness in Franklin and Somerset counties to unlock 100000 acres of timber. The 14 mile narrow gauge line would run from Strong through Freeman and Salem to Kingfield, handling timber traffic birch products and tourist passenger service in summer.
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Internal Revenue Bureau Workforce Size Revealed
New York Sun notes the internal revenue bureau employs a large staff, citing the commissioner’s last report. It lists counts for Collectors, Deputy Collectors, Clerks, and Inspectors of tobacco, with total figures showing a sizable federal payroll.
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Detroits
Washingtons
Boston College
Stephen Gowen
Charles Lothrop
Crown Point
John Atkinson
Ill
M. G. Palmer
Palmer Knox
St. Charles Hotel
Eames
Marshall
Union Hall
John C. Smith
Charles A. Owen
East Boston
Institute
Woolf Bendoff
Jerry Murphy
Windsor Theatre
Marblehead
Peter Marble
John S. Atkins
Gus Carruthers
Edward Carleton
Beacon Park
Ancient and Honorables
Dexter H. Follett
John L. Stevenson
DAILY
Milk, Near Washington
Boston Daily
Tso
Franklin & Megantic
New York Sun
Tota
People’s Treasury
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!