Missouri River shifts threaten Omaha. flood endangers millions
The Missouri River has broken through its banks about a mile above the old channel near Omaha, creating two new streams that threaten millions in property. Water from Florence Lake pours into the cut-off lake, raising the prospect that East Omaha will be moved into Iowa within hours, sweeping away floodline property.
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Omaha
Neb
Missouri River
Florence Lake
Iowa
Two New Jersey Hangings Reported in Jersey City
John Mackin Jr. and Paul Genz were hanged in Jersey City this morning for murder. Mackin, who killed his wife and her mother, spoke a final warning to young men about the dangers of drink. Genz hanged for the murder of his mistress. No extraordinary scenes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
John Mackin, Jr
Paul Genz
Mackin
Rossindale grocer fined for contempt and partnership suit
W G Hay of Rossindale fined $50 by Judge Knowlton for contempt of court and ordered jailed for twenty days in default of payment, but he paid the fine. Muller, his partner, filed a bill in equity to dissolve the partnership and a receiver was appointed. He entered the premises with the receiver in charge and removed much of the contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Hay
Rossindale
Knowlton
Hay
Muller
Funeral for Judge Fowler Planned at Home Today
The funeral service for the late Judge Fowler is set for 2 p m at his residence. Rev Dr Edward Everett Hale will officiate with pallbearers Charles C Stoll of Lowell Judge Howard of Jamaica Plain E H Dunn W H Goodwin ex Mayor Thomas N Hart and Ambrose Eastman. Burial in private at Forest Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Fowler
Edward Everett Hale
Charles C. Stoll
Lowell
Judge Howard
Jamaica Plain
E. H. Dunn
W. H. Goodwin
Thomas N. Hart
Ambrose Eastman
Forest Hills
Unusually Large Codfish Run Boosts Truro Weir Shipments
In Truro Massachusetts on April 13 a notably large school of codfish entered the bay. Weirs yielded over 30 000 pounds of catch, signaling a strong day for local fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truro
Mass
Increase in allowance granted for Gibson estate
Justice Beekman in New York Supreme Court approved an increase in monthly support for Preston Johnston Gibson, son of the late Senator Randall L. Gibson. He will now receive 200 dollars monthly instead of 125, as he is 17 and attends Hopkins Grammar School in New Haven Connecticut.
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New York
Justice Beekman
Supreme Court
Preston Johnston Gibson
United States
Randall L. Gibson
Louisiana
Gibson
Hopkins Grammar School
New Haven
Conn
Jewelry on instalments and prompt service advertised
An advertisement lists diamonds watches jewelry silverware clocks manicure sets and banquet lamps offered on instalments. It promises prompt attention for orders by major telephone and identifies the American Wringer Company on Broadway extension Boston as successor to Met. Manfg. Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Boston
Met. Manfg. Co
Subway explosion inquiry continues with engineer witness
Assistant Engineer Edwards testified on Tremont Boylston junction gas pipe supports and old piping conditions. He noted eight inch pipe fresh break and discolored six inch break, with no plan of bridging and ongoing cross-examination by Lawyer Morse as hearings resume for the morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
The
Transit Commission
Carson
Tremont
Boylston
Davis
Dabney
Thess
Morse
Bailey
Martin
Eliot
Knife Assault in Dance Hall Sparks Arrest
Henry J. Tibbs was arrested after a fight at 279 North Street where he allegedly stabbed James Williams in the dance hall. Both men had been drinking over a dispute for the same woman. the wound near Williams's heart was not life threatening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Tibbs
James Williams
North Street
Williams
Tibbs
Owever
Delightful Boston Tour To Washington and Points Of Interest
A duo of rail tours offered by the Royal Blue Vine features a four day Washington and Old Point Comfort itinerary at 29 50 with meals and expenses included and a May 4 five day Washington capital trip priced at 27. Illustrated itineraries are available from A J Simmons at N E A 211 Washington Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Old Point Comfort
Mt. Vernon
Fortress Monroe
Wife dies at home. husband held after body found
Mary McLaughlin aged 36 was found dead in her bed at 9 yesterday morning in West End 4 Bartoncourt. Police say bruises suggest violence but the medical examiner lists pneumonia as the cause. husband arrested and later released after inquiry. Neighbor Delia OBrien found the body and alerted authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McLaughlin
Bartoncourt
West End
Slaughter of 143 Cattle Began Under Legislative Watch
The Brighton abattoir began slaughtering 143 cattle condemned in Lowell and Dracut for tuberculosis in the presence of a legislative committee and a panel of experts. The group includes Senators Barber Prevaux Putnam and Representatives Kelton Lawrence Porter Melellan Dewing Gardner Cowee Gove Burr Patch Houghton. Experts present are Drs Harod BE Ernst Billings Wood and Kinnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Dracut
Brighton
Barber
Athol
Prevaux
Amesbury
Putnam
Kelton
Petersham
Lawrence
Groton
Porter
Agawam
Melellan
Grafton
Dewing
North Brookfield
Gardner
Nantucket
Cowee
West Boylston
Gove
Waltham
Burr
Worthington
Patch
Boxboro
Houghton
Lunenbure
Drs
Harod BE. Ernst
Boston
Billings
Wood
Kinnell
Pittsfield
Sub-master Election Sparks Gender Debate at Gibson School
The Dorchester school committee divided over appointing Mr. Frederick W. Shattuck or Miss Ida L. Boyden as sub-master at the Christopher Gibson Grammar School. The minority argued male instructors are being reduced, while supporters praised Miss Boyden. The final vote favored Shattuck 13 to 8.
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Mason Street
Ida L. Boyden
Frederick W. Shattuck
Christopher Gibson Grammar School
Boyden
Board of Street Commissioners
Gibson
School Street
Dorchester
Amrow J. Vose
Athelwald Street
Athelwald
School Streets
Common Council
Quincy
Tyler
Brimmer
Committee On the Normal School
S. H. Williams
Anderson Street
Georgiana D. Holton
Chambers Street
Boston
Roger Clapp
Beach Street
Sharp
Bowdoin
Paul Revere
Prince Street
Ida . Boyden
Shattuck
Anderson
Bassett
Fifield
Miss Boyden
Liebmann
Athens
Mr. Shattuck
Luther V. Bell Grammar School
Somerville
Dartmouth College
Pears Old
Fought Burglars at Wilson Illinois Bank Raid
A twenty five member town posse attacked three bank robbers near Wilson on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois line. Gunfire erupted as the robbers fled into the woods, two were later seen near Dalton and one is presumed dead or wounded.
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Chicago
Wilson
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Ank
Dalton
Severa
Easter Clothing Sale Opens at Standard Clothing House
Easter joy and new apparel sweep New England as Standard Clothing House launches its annual Easter sale. Shoppers can view a wide range of men and boys garments, including golf and bicycle suits, with French plate glass mirrors in the windows for easy viewing from all sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston
New England
Accidents Reported At Boston Waterfront Early This Week
Yesterday in South Boston J F Leahy slipped at Lewis Wharf and broke his leg while clerk at 289 Silver Street. Frank Skinner fell on the sidewalk dislocating his arm at 79 Hudson Street. J W Lynch a laborer for Woodbury Leighton contractors fell at the State House and suffered a severe scalp wound. Andrew Bowey fireman aboard the steamer Brantwood was injured off Constitution Wharf with a ten inch long leg wound. All treated at the Emergency Hospital.
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J. F. Leahy
Silver Street
Boston
Lewis Wharf
Frank Skinner
Hudson Street
J. W. Lynch
Camden Street
Woodbury & Leighton
State House
Fe.t
Andrew Bowey
Steaman
P Brantwood
Constitution Wharf
Reminiscences by Veteran Actor Joseph Proctor at Playgoers Club
At a literary meeting the veteran actor Joseph Proctor shared engaging memories from his long career. He recalled early acting days, the demanding nature of the profession, and changes in the drama, touching on his ties with Charlotte Crushman and the elder Booth and other stars of a half century ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Proctor
Proctor
Charlotte Crushman
Booth
Taunton Celebrates 96th Birthday of City’s Oldest Resident
Taunton on April 13 marks Joseph A. Hall’s 96th birthday with a family reception. Hall, the city’s oldest resident, is listed in excellent health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Joseph A. Hall
Jefferson Anniversary Dinner Highlights Democratic ideals at Washington
William J. Bryan headlined a Jefferson birthday dinner at the Metropolitan Hotel with 200 guests including senators and representatives. Chauncey F. Black presided as toastmaster. Bryan spoke at length on Jefferson and tariff policy while other toast topics covered equal justice, the Declaration of Independence, and free coinage debates.
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Washington
Jefferson
Metropolitan
National Association of Democratic Clubs
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Chauncey F. Black
Pennsylvania
Association
Mr. Bryan
Representative McMillin
Thomas Jefferson
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Richard P. Bland
Missouri
Joseph C. Sibley
John J. Lentz
Ohio
Andrew J. S
Ipscomb
Virginia
Bryan
Democratic Party
Cleveland
United States
Chicago
Towne in Boston Elevates Democratic Club Meeting
In Faneuil Hall the Massachusetts Democratic Club renewed devotion to Jeffersonian principles with Hon. Charles A. Towne of Duluth addressing the gathering. The banquet at the American House drew over 100 members as Towne warned of corruption from unrestrained popular power and urged reforms to avert social upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Massachusetts
Democratic Club
Faneuil Hall
Charles A. Towne
Duluth
Great West
Towne
Congress
Boston
Massachusetts Club
American House
Club
A. C. Drinkwater
W. H. Baker
Harry Z. Schaeffer
Joseph A. Dennis
Munkley’s Guaranteed Rheumatic Cure Advert
Testimonial letter from Mrs. F. J. Wermbers praising Munkley’s Rheumatic Cure. Narrates La Grippe followed by rheumatic pain, relief after initial bottle, continued use of three or four bottles, and lasting cure. Mentions Boston business address and mail-in testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munkley
Fourth St
Boston
Lunton
Menxiey Rheumatic Cure Co
la Grippe
Dorchester
F. J. Wermbers
Towne Speaks on Monetary Policy at Faneuil Hall
Ex-Congressman Towne urged monetary reform at Faneuil Hall before a large audience, praising Walker and Williams, with remarks echoed by Philip J. Doherty. Dozens of attendees including women from the Women’s Bimetallic League listened as Towne defended his finance proposals and called for action.
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Faneuil Hall
Towne
General Walker
George Fred Williams
Bimetallic League of Massachusetts
Philip J. Doherty
Jefferson
Bryan
Pierre Humbert
Towne Speech Defends Gold Standard at Faneuil Hall
Mr Townes delivers a vehement defense of the gold standard at Faneuil Hall. He traces historical opposition to financial policy and argues that tariffs and debt burdens threaten U.S. industry, urging renewed faith in monetary reform and silver coinage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Faneuil Hall
United States
Francis A. Walker
Massachusetts
George Fred Williams
London
Berlin
Cnter
C.r
A Call to Restore Bimetallism and Industrial Balance
A speaker argues for expanding coinage to fix price declines, raise farmer prosperity, and defend American industry. He cites gold versus silver parity, global competition, and the need to educate elites while preserving republican self-government amid looming economic crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lancaster
Boston
Lowell
Philadelphia
China
Japan
Friends of Peace and Progress
Orient
France
United States of America
Europe
Lincoln Republican Club Elects Officers at Meeting
At the Lincoln Republican Club gathering in the United States Hotel the annual officer election was held. Notable members attended. a future reunion for the talk on the Ancients was postponed due to Mr Jeason's illness. Albert A. Gleason was elected president with a full slate of officers and a cabinet chaired by Alpheus Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Republican Club
United States
Jeason
John 8. Richardson
F. K. Bradman
Albert A. Gleason
Ward
George M. Sweates
Florentine K. Bradman
Charles A. Bancroft
David B. Chamberlain
Alpheus Sanford
Johns. Richardson
William W. Davis
William W. Towle
Charles E. Wiggin
Richmond Smith
Robert A. Jorden
Charles
Clerker
George
Williamy
Williams College Pitcher Ernest Corey Dies in Infirmary
Ernest J. Corey of Williams College class of 1898 died suddenly at the college infirmary after a liver ailment. He had been improving and joined baseball practice that afternoon and was slated to be the regular pitcher for the team this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Ernest J. Corey
Williams College
Colege
Corey
Vocal Chamber Concert at Steinert Hall Ends Series
The final vocal chamber concert in Steinert Hall featured the Arlington Street Church Quartet with C. E. Hay substituting for Sargent. The program highlighted English school composers like Cowen Sterndale Bennett Goring Thomas Benedict Barnby and Leslie among others. The recital was praised for its vernacular English songs and overall excellent performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinert Hall
Cowen
Sterndale Bennett
Goring
Thomas
Benedict
Barnby
Leslie
Anderton
Hobbs
de Pearsall
Arlington Street Church
Sargent
C. E. Hay
Catarrh of the Stomach Promoted by Digestive Tablets
A historical notice describes catarrh of the stomach as a long held, nearly incurable condition with bloating sour risings and a foul tongue. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe ready digestion aid after meals and cites a Chicago user praising relief after one box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlanson
Stuart
N. J. Booker
Dearborn St
Chicago
Ill
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Hadlock, Noted Lawyer, Dies in Boston Apartment
Harvey D. Hadlock, the lawyer, died at the Revere House apartments at 6:30 yesterday morning after a two week illness from paralysis caused by a brain clot. Born October 7, 1843 in Cranberry Isles Maine, he practiced in Nebraska Massachusetts and New York before settling in Boston in 1868. He later lived in Portland and returned to Boston in 1887 with offices in New York. His divorced wife, Alexene L. Goodell, and three children survived. one child is dead.
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Harvey D. Hadlock
Revere House
Harvey Deming Hadlock
Cranberry Isles
East Conference Seminary
Dartmouth College
Nebraska
Massachusetts
New York
Boston
Portland
Cumberland Bar
Mr. Hadlock
Alexene L. Goodell
Daniel S. Goodell
Searsport
Hadlock
Captain McGunnigle Civil War hero dies in Dorchester
Captain James F. McGunnigle, veteran of the Ninth Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, died at his Dorchester home on Monday. He organized Company A, served in all battles to Spotsylvania where wounded, and kept a watch with a bullet lodged in it. He leaves four children and two brothers, with funeral arrangements set for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. McGunnigle
Leyland Street
Dorchester
Edward McGunnigle
Lynn
W. H. Mc Gunnigle
Brockton
James Mullen
Station 5
Joseph Finnegan
West End
Hugh McGunnigle
William McGunnigle
Keith’s New Theatre
St. Peter's Church
Meeting House Hill
Lincoln
McGunnigle
Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry
Spottsylvania
Alvern Hill
Cass
Dutton
James H Butler Dies in Pittsfield Lumber Dealer with City Service
James H Butler, a prominent Pittsfield lumber dealer active in the trade for thirty years, died today in Pittsfield. He served in both branches of the city government and was a known figure in local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
James H. Butler
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