Triple Funeral for Reynolds Victims in Pascoag
The three Reynolds family murder victims were buried in Acotes Hill Cemetery after funeral services at the First Universalist Church in Harrisville. Attendees included Mrs Mowry and Frederick N. Mowry, with guardianship noted for Mamie Reynolds and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascoag
R. IL
Oakland
Harrisville
Universalist
Mesena Goodrich
Central Falls
G. J. White
Woonsocket
Acotes Hill
Mrs. Reynolds
Sahrach Mowry
Miss Reynolds
Frederick N. Mowry
Mamie
Peter J. Trumpler
The
Pawtucket Times
The Missing Will in Mathewson Tragedy Deepens Doubts
Providence Illinois April 16 new theories arise about the triple tragedy at Elisha Mathewson's Swett's Hill home. Neighbors debate whether Martin Mowry murdered the Reynolds family and set the fire for a missing will or could be innocent in a deadly estate dispute. Local officials note repeated attempts to force payment, discoveries about a supposed will and key to the safe, and ongoing inquest preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. IL
Elisha Mathewson
Swett’s Hill
Martin Mowry
Reynolds
Thomas H. Sweet
David
Thomas
Martin
Sweet
Elisha
Mr. Sweet
Inman
Ellen Sweet
Mathewson
Mowry
Mission Training Conference for Young People’s Societies
A joint committee of fifteen from three societies plans a Mission Training Conference at Union Congregational Church on April 19. Sessions run 3 to 6 with supper, featuring speakers M L Amerman Harlan P Beach Robert E Lewis Miss Ella D McLaurin Mrs George W Coleman and Miss Clara Cushman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Congregational Church
M. Ll. Amerman
New York City Christian Endeavor Union
Harlan P. Beach
China
Robert E. Lewis
Ella D. McLaurin
Last Pennsylvanian Railroad Tour to Washington Leaves May 12
The final personally conducted Pennsylvania railroad tour from Boston to Washington departs May 12. Seven days at 23 dollars round trip including transportation hotel accommodations and all expenses. Travel via tourist agent 205 Washington street Boston or George W. Boyd Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Boston
Washington Street
George W. Boyd
Broad Street
Philadelphia
Grant Day Parade Plans Foresee Massive Memorial Ceremony
New York on April 16 reports elaborate plans for the Grant monument dedication on April 27. Troop mobilizations include the National Guard from multiple states, regular US troops, cadets, and Grand Army veterans. Naval displays feature the North Atlantic fleet and foreign ships, with Admiral Bunce’s squadron arriving prior to the event. General Hayes will marshal veterans’ units for the parade at Grant’s tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grant Monument
United States
National Guard
New Jersey
Grand Army
Knight Templar
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Maryland
Virginia
Rhode Island
Vermont
Coose
Ohio
Illinois
National Guard District of Columbia
Zalinski
Riverside Drive
Admiral Bunce
Hampton Roads
Tompkinsville
S. 1
Bay
North River
North Atlantic Fleet
North Atlantic Squadron
One Hundred and Twenty-ninth Street
General Dodge
Jesse Grant
San Diego
Cal
Grant
Nellie
Master Chapman
General Grant
Fred Grant
Joseph Hayes
Eighteenth
Massachusetts Volunteers
U. S. Grant
Hayes
Rival Leaders of Theosophy Engage in Public Split
Mrs Annie Besant and Mrs Katherine Tingley lead rival Theosophical schools in the United States with Besant claiming oriental inspiration and leadership of the English society. Tingley, a successor of the late William Q Judge, vows aggressive expansion as war between factions erupts across major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Besant
Katherine Tingley
Cargo and passengers sailings and harbor incidents at East Boston
The Warren steamer Canada arrived from Liverpool and Queenstown with cargo including 3086 bales of wool and 925 bales of Egyptian cotton. Catalonia prepares to depart for Queenstown and Liverpool with dozens of saloon and passenger names aboard. Towboat Ice King grounded briefly near Jeffries Point before refloating with no damage. Crew changes at Clyde line and Plant line noted. Flags at half mast mark deaths of Joe Driscoll and others. J. K. Manning hulk to Gloucester. Bonavista to leave for St. Lawrence service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
McAuley
Liverpool
Queenstown
I. Kerr
Lamb
Thomas Scully
W. C. Winslow
William H. Hickey
R. H. W. Jacques
I. Ll
Edward B. Russell
A. G. Hawes, Jr
J. A. Monroe
M. Hansen
M. Anderson
Edith Hansen
H. P. Curtis
Walter Reeves
A. K. Miller
Victor J. Botto
Augusta E. McGaffin
Alexander McGaffin
Ice King
Jeffries Point
Boston
Bonanza
Kennebec
Walker Lund
Clyde Line
Delaware
Lewis Wharf
Jacksonville
Charleston
S. C
City of
Frederick de Bary
Nahant
Benjamin Atkins
Flant
Olivette
Maggie Sullivan
Eastern Packet
Mary G. Powers
Joe Driscoll
Marine
Chelsea
J. K. Manning
Gloucester
Juno
Stubbs
Bonavista
Sraser
Here
Halifax
N. S
St. Lawrence
Landsman
Warren in Court on Forgery Charge
Leslie C. Warren appeared before Judge Blodgett in Superior Criminal Court pleading not guilty to forging receipts purporting to show $5 from Haight and Freese of 5 State Street. He was arrested in New York on a Governor’s requisition and held on $500 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie C. Warren
Messrs. Haight & Freese
State Street
New York
Blodgett
Superior Criminal Court
Easter Sunday Services Across Boston Churches
Comprehensive Sunday schedule lists Easter services at Tremont Temple Old South Church Tremont Street M E Church St Johns Church First Presbyterian Fourth Presbyterian Roxbury Church and multiple spiritual temples and associations. Notable sermons include The Resurrection and the Life and The Deathless Dead with musical events, Sunday schools, and special lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
George C. Lorimer
D. D
Horace F. Barnes
Miner R. Deming
Lorimer
Temple Choral Union
C. Be, Boyd
Mr. Harris
F. P. Whitney
W. G. Harris
Carolyn H. Parish
Bessie Driver
Flora H. Barry
Ama M. Becker
Adah C. Hussey
Eliot Hubbard
Arthur Bb. Hitchcock
Henry Donlan
Frank A. Kennedy
George Mendall Taylor
Tremont Temple Orchestra
A. R. McKusick
Lorimer Hall
Choral Union
Congregation
Tremont Street
M. E
Tremont
Concord Streets
John D. Pickles
ST. John’s M. E
South Boston
R. L. Greene
Saul
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Scott F. Hershey
James P. Dunlop
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
Warren
Woodbine Street
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN_CHURCH
Dorchester Street
South
Boston
Charles J. Cameron
Poisoning deaths of two Maguire children in Lawrence
In Lawrence on April 16 two Maguire children Nose and Katie died after reportedly eating poisonous candy or bad fish the day before. The physician attributes both deaths to ingestion of toxic candy or tainted fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Nose
Katie Maguire
Daniel Maguire
Firebug at Large After Multiple Pleasant Street Fires
An incendiary attempted to burn blocks 49 to 61 Pleasant Street at 9 30 Thursday evening and had made two earlier attempts since Wednesday noon. Fire Marshal Whitcomb has investigated since the first blaze and will likely file a report today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Street
Whitcomb
Conventions Attract Delegates With Round Trip Rates
Delegates planning to attend listed conventions can secure a fare one third off for the round trip via the New England railroad or Norwich line. Events include Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary Society in Washington April 20 22 Psi Upsilon in Middletown Connecticut May 5 7 ASME in Hartford May 24 29 AMA in Philadelphia June 1 4 National Association Master Plumbers in New York June 15 18. City ticket office Boston 3 Old State House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Norwich
Woman’s Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
Washington
Psi Upsilon Fraternity
Middletown
Conn
American Society Mechanical Engineers
Hartford
American Medical Association
Philadelphia
National Association
New York
City
Boston
Old State House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Young People
First Grand Division
Cees Ee
Sete Eee
Theosophy
Katharine Tingley
Woodbury
Winter St
Old South Church
George A. Gordon
Presbyterian
Unitarian
Parker Memorial
Berkeley and
Appleton Streets
Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
the Times
Mary A. Livermore
Damon Quartet
Marion J. Titus
Howard M. Dow
First Spiritual
Newbury
Exeter Streets
N. J. Willis
P. L. O. A. Keeler
Berkeley Hall
Harrison D. Barrett
Lyceum
Florence R. White
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Altrurian Society
Herbert N. Casson
Mme. Fiomini
Helen Young
Joseph Houghton
Christian Science
Bostoniana Hall
Newbury Street
Josephine Curtis Woodbury
People's Temple
James Boyd Brady
J. W. Stephen
Walter Baker
Gold Care
Washington, Corner Park Street
Dorchester
Institute
B. B. of G. Club
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
George Hodges
Episcopal Divinity School
Cambridge
Mass
Flora E. Barry
Emma M. Becker
David E. Newland
Arthur B. Hitchcock
George H. Brainard
Albert Power
McLaughlin
Alice McLaughlin
Music Hall
People’s Temple
Brady
America Hall
Eben Cobbd
Black Swan Jubilee Singers
Christadelphians
Gospel OF Spirit-Return Society
Minnie M. Soule
Appleton Hall
Appleton Street
Paine Memorial Building
Sunday Post
Wheelwoman
Charlotte Smith
Sport
Earth
New Boston
Cross of Gold
Monroe Rosenfeld
Universal
Guage
America
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