Lowell Boys Drowned In Pool At Ward's Lodge
Sumner Spaulding son of Parker Spaulding and Thomas Cudmore, both youths, drowned in a pondlike pool at Ward's Lodge on East Meadow road in Pawtucket ville. They dived from a rock despite limited swimming ability and did not surface. An unknown man jumped in but could not locate them. Their bodies were recovered about an hour later by Daniel Garvey and sent to a morgue.
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Lowell
Daniel Garvey
Dunfey Street
Mystery Hand Found Linked to Body in Bushes
Granby, Conn. July 31 The clean severed hand on the railroad tracks is traced to a man's body found in a clump of bushes a mile away. New London, Conn. July 31 An unknown man about 40 was recovered from the Thames River with $15.95 and a Providence ticket dated July 25, a song book bearing Cassidy in his pocket.
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Granby
Conn
New London
Thames River
Providence
Cassidy
Brooklyn clergyman remains in Woonsocket on contempt case
Canon William Sheafe Chase, former rector of St. James Woonsocket and then of Christ Church in Brooklyn, stayed in Woonsocket today instead of traveling to Brooklyn to receive a contempt of court sentence. He declined to discuss the case on advice of counsel.
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Woonsocket, R. I
William Sheafe Chase
St. James Episcopal Church
This City
Christ Church
Bedford Avenue
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
N. Y
Woonsocket
Sunday Religious Services Across Boston Churches
A list of Sunday worship services across multiple Baptist and Congregational churches in Boston. It notes service times, pastors, soloists, and special speakers with venues including Park Street, Tremont, and Clarendon streets. Free seats, welcomes, and varied denominational events are listed.
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Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Ruggles and
Tremont Streets
Charles C. Earle
D. D
Mme
Lydia Mountford
Jerusalem
George Redden
O. L. Page
Dudley Street Baptist Churcch
C. L
Jackson
Germantown
Penn
Owen
David Newland
Theven Quartet
Page
Adams
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
O. P. Gifford
C. B. Merry
Baptist City Mission Society
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
L. Evarts
Shawmut
Union Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Frederick N. Rutan
Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society
Park Street Church
Pilgrim E. W. Breuneisen
Park Street Church Society
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Boston
Mary Baker Eddy
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Nellie Carleton-Grover
Ideal Hall
Tremont Street
Progressive Spiritual Society of Boston (Inc
Catheryn Boyden
C. H. Harwood
Nellie Thomas
H. ©. Berry
F. B. Daniels
W. B. Conner
Frank Wheeler
Annie Morgan
Sophia Kampe
Gowan
Charles Bakstraw
J. B. Choate
Colonel Dérling
Steinan
Effie Webster
Mabel Harris
Arthur
Salem
Moreland Park Quartet
Malden
Ssor Matook
Huntington Champers
Mack
Warren Street
K. M. Heath
Dover Street
Columbus Aven
Pauline
Stackpole
Fallen Street
St. Botolph Street
Bundey
Bunday
Marriner
Dale Street
Roxbury
International and Local News Briefs July 31
The old age pensions bill passed the House of Lords in its Commons form. Count Boni de Castellane won a custody dispute for his three children. Deputy U S Marshal Hildebrand located 60 bombs near El Paso. A Sterling Varnish plant explosion demolished a gas line. 100 kegs of powder exploded at Stafford Raleigh county. Governor John S. Little was placed in a sanitarium. John Siemsen and Louis Dabner executed in San Quentin. Norman E. Mack prepares Democratic committee plans. Sultan of Turkey reportedly plans to declare himself Emperor of the Moslems. Crowd mobbed a haunted house in Chicago. Authorities seek Hazel Drew’s suspected assassin. Charles Humphries and Harry Bromley killed by a train in Philadelphia.
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London
House of Lords
House of Commons
Paris
Boni de Castellane
Princess de Sagan
EL Paso
Tex
United States
Hildebrand
Nap
Pittsburg
Penn
Sterling Varnish Company
Haysville
Huntington
W. Va
Stafford
Raleigh County
ST. Joseph
John S. Little
Arkansas
San Quentin
Cal
John Siemsen
Louis Dabner
Constantinople
Turkey
Chicago
West Twenty-first Street
Troy
Rensselaer County
Hazel Drew
Philadelphia
Charles Humphries
Bureau of Police
Harry B. Bromley
Fishing Fleet Returns as Holiday Atmosphere Sits In
The Fish Hawk brought in 2000 pounds of haddock and 14000 pounds of cod while the Tecumseh and Lear C. yielded 33 and 26 swordfish. Captain Brackett’s Bessie M. Dugan returned to refit after a nine day trip to the Rips off Sankaty Head with no fish. Haddock and cod sold at 2.34 cents a pound and swordfish at 9 cents. The Fish Hawk’s late skipper Captain Benjamin Goodwin is honored as her ensign flies at half mast. The White Star liner Republic leaves for Queenstown and Liverpool with a long list of saloon passengers and missionaries aboard.
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Fish Hawk
Tecumseh and
Lear C
Joe Brackett
Bessie M. Dugan
Rips
Sankaty Head
Brackett
Dugan
Benjamin Goodwin
Goodwin
Woods Harbor
Boston
James Nickerson
R. Lee
Balmaha
Castle Island
Buenos Ayres
Charlestown
Queenstown
Liverpool
August 1 Almanac of Tides and Arrivals at Boston Harbor
Astronomical data lists sun rise and set times and day length. Numerous arriving steamers and schooners are named with routes to Baltimore Philadelphia New York and other ports along with barges and tugs. Entries include sailing ships and coal laden vessels moving through the harbor region.
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Prince Arthur
Kinney
Yarmouth
City of Augusta
Burroughs
Savannah
Gloucester
Dizer
Baltimore
Norfolk
Indian
Thacher
Philadelphia
Yale
Grove
Bunker Hill
Healy
New York
Melrose
Frostad
Newport News
Ransom B. Fuller
Blair
Bath
City of Rockland
Curtis
Bangor
Bay State
Strout
Portland
Massasoit
Crockett
Cape Ann
Godfrey
City of Gloucester
Ober
J. H. Devereaux
Keene
Piedmont, Lee
Washington, D. C
P. m
Mercury
Nickerson
Jane Palmer
Bowen
Lane News
Mary E. Lynch
Dow
Eweee
Phenix
Digon
Bridgewater
N. Y
Republic
Liverpool
Caledonian
Manchester
Eng
Satsuma
Usk
Nipe
Cuba
Barkentine
Mary Barry
Montevideo
F. C
Romeo Brit. John
N. B
Pacific
Sydney
Mary F. Cushman
Millbrid
Edward Trevoy
Rockland
South Goulds Ro
Tudor Prince
Japan
Glendevon
Yale, Co
Irene
Port Tampa
Fla
Qcharles F. Mayer
C. GC. Co
Lillie
Santa Marta
Hostilius
Hermia
Tacony
South Amboy
Ardmore
Haverford
Shamokin
Patience
Delaware
New Bedford
Edith
Josephine
Bar
Upton
Daniel Willard
Albany
Weehawken
Balmaha
Buenos Ayres
Deputy Supt Coulter Retired From Boston Police Department
Deputy Superintendent James M Coulter, a 3 year member of the Boston police, retired from active duty at roll call last evening. Nearly 73, he will enter the pension list at 1500 dollars yearly. Commissioner O'Meara praised him as an officer and a gentleman. A successor race among about six captains begins.
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James M. Coulter
Boston Police Department
Coulter
O'Meara
Jail Instead of Wedding In North End Romance
In Sherborn a 17 year old Annie De Pasquale remains imprisoned after conflict with her mother over marriage to Rafaelle Vichio. The couple, both charged by police with enticing and carrying a concealed weapon, faced court as Mrs. De Pasquale refused permission for the union. Annie was sent to Sherborn while Vichio awaited grand jury action.
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North End
Annie de Pasquale
Sherborn
Annie
Rafaelle Vichio
North Square
Vichie
Cranston Man Kills Wife and Two Daughters in Gas Tragedy
Leonard Hendricks, 31, killed his two young daughters Ann 5 and Lillie 3 by releasing gas in a Hartford apartment. A note to Mrs Hendricks read Good bye and the family was found together with the note and gas flowing from an unscrewed pipe cap. Authorities believe temporary insanity may explain the act.
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Hendricks
Senator Attacked by Stallion at Albemarle Show
United States Senator Thomas S. Martin of Albemarle was attacked in the Albemarle Horse Show ring when the stallion On Guard struck him with his hooves as he passed through the gates.
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Erry
Pietro Pet
Charlotteville
Albemarle Horse Show
United States
Thomas S. Martin
Albemarle
Reduced Grain Rates Sought to Aid Boston Exports
Boston steamship officials petition the Trunk Lines Association to cut export grain rates to counter Montreal and other Canadian ports advantage. They warn current high rates drive ships away, hurting Boston’s status as an export city. A conference with New York and other lines failed to resolve the issue, with a meeting slated next Wednesday for action.
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Montreal
Boston
Trunk Lines Association
Toppin
Leyland Line
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Middlebury College Receives $30,000 Gift
President Thomas announces a $30,000 contribution to Middlebury College. The gift is made through a board of trustees member based in New York City.
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Middlebury, Vt
Thomas
Middlebury College
New York City
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Clara E. Strong
W. I. Mason
Etta Buck
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Siegel
Take
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Colonial Loan CO
Milk St
SaSuTuTh
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Ottansa
Workingmens Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Treas
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Suffolk
Joseph P. Silsby
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Long Island
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Pier 45
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India Wharf
Esterman & Powerman
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L. Silberman
D. Bonner
Brod
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John B. Fitzpatrick
Kimball Bldg
West End
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Tremont St. Kimball Bldg
James Rodney Wood, JR
James R. Wood
Old Herald Bldg
Washington At
White Star Line
Boston-Queenstown
Warren Line
Sachem
Michigan
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Siwit Louse
Hoosac Tunnel Dock
Warren &Co
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Mahoneey
John
Meyer & CO
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Mass
Dominion Atlantic BY. S. S. Line
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J. FB. Masters
N. HB
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Wis J. Bird Co
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Passage Grana
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Lexington
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Kearsarge
White Mountains
Woodbine
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N. H
A. D. Porter
Point Shirley
Boston Harbor
George RB. Elliot
Hough’s Neck
Shore
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W. A. Dunham
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State Bathhouse
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Cambridge
Larch Road
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Miller
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John B. McKenna
Old South
d&Sutt
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Thomas Snow & Son
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Washington &T
Dorchester
Manheimer
Erle St
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Sarah T. Buck
Wolcott Street
Sarah
Massachusetts State Industrial School For Girls
Lancaster
Lyman and Industrial Schools
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John Kehlmeyer
State Industrial School For
M. H. Walker
Street Department
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Guy ©. Emerson
Columbus Ave
Willow Ave
Somerville
Sullivan Sq
H. B
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Medford Sq
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Syle
Heinemann
J. H. Houghton
Oliver St
Jamaica Plain Motor
South Hun Cave
Jamaica
Grude
Tremont
Hollis St
Compton and Tremont Sts
Casile Sq
Tel
Typewriter Exchange
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M. Hatch
Park Sq
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Wellington
C.O
Rothfuchs
Grad
Harvard Medical School
Tremont Medical Clinic
Navy
Annapolis Naval Academy
Department
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Bureau OF Navigation
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U. 8
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U. S. Marine Corps
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Onoone
Haverhill
James Coyne
M. E
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Neywhi Scale CO
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Collins
Gen St
Albee’s
Blackstone
Eanerye Ie
Singer
Call
Somerville Ave
Ui Sqg
Miss Edson
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Peabody Medical Institute
Bulfinch St
Revere House
America
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M. Des Rochers
Frederick E. Emrick
HE. Telford Ericksen
Ericksen
Earl A. Ericksen
Lois Ericksen
Paul T. Ericksen
Dana Estes
Anna S. Gallaher
Kate S. Gallaher
Francis Gray
W. B. Hosmer
F. W. Nichols
EB. H. Osgood
Josceline Wodehouse
Robert Roberts
W. S. Atkin
Atkin
Mason Financial Co
Shipping News
Supt. Coulter
Police Dept
Cranston
Senator
Woolley’s Laundry
Condor St
East
Lewando
Watertown
Marston’s
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