President's West tour and post office changes
The President plans a broad western tour from late September to visit major cities and return to St. Louis. A free delivery system will launch September 1 at listed post offices including Fort Smith Hot Springs Colorado Springs and Seattle among others. Secretary of State learns of Mrs Hubbard's death in Tokyo after months of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith
Ark
Hot Springs
Colorado Springs
Col
Huron
Dak
Streator
Ill
Sterling, Il
Oskaloosa
Newton
Kan
Shreveport
Malden
Mass
North Adams
Flint
Orange, N. J
Dunkirk
N. Y
Glens Falls
Charlotte, N. C
Chambersburg, Penn
Bethlehem, Penn
Columbia, N. C
Seattle, Wash
Sheboygan, Wis
Cheyenne City
Wyo
Tokio
Mrs. Hubbard
United States
Japan
Sandy Bay Yacht Club regatta capsizes and prizes awarded
The Sandy Bay Yacht Club annual regatta at Rockport featured 25 boats and light winds. Prince Karl won the first class race, with Echo close behind, while dory races yielded $10 first prize Arden Story and $5 for H. T. Saunders. Prizes included Mackay Bennett cups and cash, and the Inez crew was rescued after capsizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocxport
Sandy Bay
Mackay- Bennett Cable Company
Arden Story
Pigeon Cove
H. T. Saunders
Prince Karl
Echo
Rockport
Renee Oly
Jhe Inez
Alfred Goday
Cornelia
Biast
Exchange confusion as Wyse misses stock delivery
New York August 1. W E Wyse a longtime exchange member failed to arrange delivery of over 2500 shares of St Paul Reading and Western Union. The chair called for someone to handle his stocks but none responded and they were sold for his account under exchange rules. Some trades showed small peeks of 1 percent fueling speculation of unwary neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
W. FE. D. Wyse
Exchange
St. Paul
Reading
Western Union
Wright & Ditson Lawn Tennis Tourney Opens at Newcastle
The sixth annual Wright & Ditson lawn tennis tournament begins in Newcastle with 39 entrants from major clubs and universities. Obear misses the event, while late entries include Appleton Anderson Sargent Hooper. Drawings for preliminaries and first round completed. Sears named referee. tournament highlights promise strong matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Av Tailor
Westchester C. C
H. M. Sears
Harvard College
J. A. Ditson
L. C
Obear
Western Lawn ‘Tennis Association
Benjamin Appleton
OC. P. Anderson
Yale L. T. C
F. L. V. Hopping
New York L. C
George Sargent
Trinity L. T.C
H. P. Tailer
New York
T. C
R. N. Hurd
S. N. Hooper
Wentworth
Norman
Orcutt
T. O.taylor
Welliston
Buffum
G. A. Hurd
Appleton
Lee
A. M. Hurd
Nute
D. K. Snow
A. E. Wright
P. Anderson
Dodd
Thurber
Slocum
Paddock
Wilder Va. Salters
Fuller
Ludlow
H. L. Hoppin
P. D. Chase
Ditson
R. D. Sears
Joseph T. Whittlesey
New Haven L. T. C
Sears
Windsor Man Claims Heir to $1.5 Million T Wharf in Boston
Smith Terhune of Windsor Nova Scotia, an employee of Windsor Furniture, claims succession to Boston T Wharf valued at 1.5 million dollars. He cites family links through Sarah Brown and the Peters lineage, with current heirs including Joseph Brown of Walton and his three sons, and already receives 100 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiax
The
Windsor Tribune
Smith Terhune
Windsor Furniture Company
Boston
T Wharf
Terhune
Edward Love
England
Sarah
St. John
N. B
Brown
Judge Peters
Peters
Joseph Brown
Walton
Heirship claim to Boston wharf baseless say historians
The article disputes a Nova Scotia claim to a Boston wharf, noting the 1673 grant to Eliakim Hutchinson for sea wall work and tracing title to Hutchinson, not Edward Love. It states no record supports the claimant’s line and local counselors deny any yearly payments or legitimacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Eliakim Hutchinson
Virginia
New York
Edward Love
Nova Scotia
Messrs
Bryant & Sweetser
Brimmer
Fistfight at Crowley’s bakery stirs town politics in North Adams
North Adams scene erupts after Selectmen D Cady and Dr J Barker confront Crowley at Eagle Street bakery over Sunday policing. The clash ends with Cady restrained by grocer O Hearn as the town remains without a chief of police and several notable obituaries are noted, linking local tensions to broader events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Harvie
D. Cady
J. Barker
Crowley
Eagle Street
Cady
Mr. Cady
Mr.Cady
Sire Bros. of New York buy Rosaline Wilkes for 10000 at Lexington
The Sire Bros. of New York bought Rosaline Wilkes, a bay 6 year old 2 18% trotting mare, from J B Shockeney of Lexington Kentucky for 10000. Rosaline Wilkes, by Conn's Harry Wilkes, out of Zel Cadie Golddust, won the 2 38 class heat Friday and will enter Frank Van Ness's stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes
Cleveland
Sire Bros
New York
Harry Wilkes
J. B. Shockeney
Lexington
Rosaline Wilkes
Conn
George Wilkes
Zel Cadie Golddust
Rosaline
Frank van Ness
For ward Clerk Suspended Over Embezzlement
Paratxa Florida August 1 William F For ward clerk of the Circuit Court has been suspended by the Governor for embezzlement and other disreputable transactions involving about 25000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paratxa, Fla
William F. Forward
Circuit Court
Board of Trade Blasts Major Railroads Over Shipping Rates
The New York Board of Trade and Transportation filed a complaint with the interstate commerce commission urging a hearing on alleged rate discrimination. It accuses the New York Central & Hudson River, Lake Erie & Western, Delaware, Lackawanna & Western, Pennsylvania, and Baltimore & Ohio railroads of charging small shippers higher rates by classing some goods as less than carload quantities. The group seeks a New York hearing in September to aid merchants and rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
New York, Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Commission
Vermont
New York
New York City
Obituary of Rev William Hague D D
The Rev William Hague D D died at Tre Mont Temple entrance after a stroke at 12 30 in the company of Rev A Blackburn of Indiana. He was 79, born in Westchester Co N Y and a Hamilton College graduate 1826. He served multiple pastorates including Utica First Church Boston Providence Wollaston Heights and at his death the Baptist Church at Wollaston Heights. He held doctor of divinity degrees from Brown 1849 and Harvard 1863 and authored several religious works and essays. He left three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar G. Sawyer
New York Herald
T. J. Sawyer
College Hill
Tufts Divinity School
Tufts College
Sawyer
Salt Lake Tribune
China Seas
Portsmouth
N. H
New York
Herald
Joseph 8. Doyle
Nantucket House
Nantucket
Providence
St. James
Stephen S. Hoe
Tarrytown
N. Y
Robert Hoe
Richard M. Hoe
Stephen 5. Hoe
Chicago
Peter S. Hoe
Joshua Ingersoll King
Ridgefield
Conn
Joshua King
André
King
Connecticut Senate
M. Hanselman
Catholic Church of the Holy Trinity
Brooklyn
Gilbert Knapp
Racine
M. Katkoff
Moscow Gazette
Huldah Dary
Taunton
Samuel Jones
Bedford Springs
Penn
Judge Advvocate-General’s Office
William Hague
Tremont Temple
A. Blackburn
Indiana
Tremont Street
Howard Gannett
O. F P. Grosvenor
Wayland
B. Sears
Federal Street Church
Boston
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Newark
N.J
Albany
New York City
Baptist Church
Wollaston Heights
Drs. Fuller
The
Watchman of
Herbert
Webster Historical Society
Statesman
Legislative railroad debate over Hazen bill scheduled
In Conoco xp N H Aut 1 noon the committee hears speakers for and against the Hazen bill. Stilson Hutchins owner of the Washington Post and Thomas J. Smith of Greenland oppose. S C Eastman of this city supports. The closing arguments begin Wednesday evening with Irving W. Drew of Lancaster presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concoxp, N. H
Sprciau
Legislative Railroad Committee
Stilson Hutchins
Laconia
Washington Post
Thomas J. Smith
Greenland
S. C. Eastman
Irving W. Drew
Lancaster
Mrs Logan In Serious Condition Home After Surgery
Mrs John A Logan arrived in Washington and is reported to be in serious condition. Her dislocated shoulder blade will need resetting after a failed first operation. The shoulder and elbow were reset by Surgeon General Hamilton and she rests quietly in her home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
John A. Logan
Dedham Derby: Boston & Providence Train Derails Injuring Several
An afternoon Boston and Providence railroad derailment near Dedham injured several passengers. The 12:45 p.m. westbound train, seven cars long, derailed at the High street three-throw switch. engine and smoker separated while others stayed on track. Injuries ranged from severe head wounds to bruises with multiple passengers, including Mrs. J Merrill, attended by Dr. Lodgson. Engineer Walton and fireman were hurt. Walton reportedly regained alertness after braking and throttle impact. An additional note reports a Knoxville chamber of commerce invitation to President Cleveland for a Southern tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depram
Boston & Providence
Dedham
Boston
Arthur Davis
Jesse Royce
Hoarce M. Walton
George T. Bowles
West Roxbury
Spring Street
High Street
Frank Gleason
A. N. Cook
Lodgson
Thomas Hennessey
James McManus
East Dedham
Dennis O'Leary
East Cambridge
Walton
Chamber of Commerce of
Knoxville, Tenn
Cleveland
Boston Museum Promenade Concert Proposed
Readable scraps mention Aphrodite at the Boston Museum and Chimes of Normandy at Oakland Garden with evening performances listed for eight o clock. A promenade concert is noted as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Garden
Normandy
Boston Museum
Aphrodite
Toll
Auction Alerts From Fruit-Horatio Harris and Partners
Sales by auction today list items from Fruit-Horatio Harris at 10 a.m. and carriages from Albert Howe & Co. in Brighton, with stock sales by R. L. Day & Co. at 11:30 a.m. and Francis Henshaw & Co. at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Harris
Albert Howe & Co
Brighton
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Glaser Weckesser and McKenzie Menzie Wed in City
Marriage notices record two ceremonies in the city. Joseph Glaser and Louise Weckesser, both of Cambridgeport, wed by Rev. L B Schwarz on July 28. Ken McKenzie of Pleasant Valley Pictou to Bessie P Menzie of Tatamagouche, N S, married by Rev. V A Lewis on July 30.
Deaths
Obituaries from South Boston and surrounding areas list Annie L Barry 75 Amelia L Brown Linda J Brown Hattie E Byron Francisco B de las Casas D Frank Flynn Harriet S Fuller Thomas S Hart Henry E Holland George W McDonnell Kate McInnes Elvira W Putnam Elizabeth Stanwood names and ages with funeral notices and residences across Boston suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
South Boston
Annie L
Michael Barry
Brown
Amelia L
George G. Brown
Linda J
Walter C. Brown
Byron
Stoneham
Hattie E. Byron
Waverley Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
McGarigle
Srrera
White House
New England
Interior Department
J. P. Darlow
North Easton
C. B. Kendrick
Webster
D. B. Whittier
Horatio McIntire
Graniteville
Joshua G. Rick
Greenwood
Edwards. Roberts
East Canaan
Eben E. Berry
New Durham
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Nashville
Atlanta
Attlanta
Sandy Bay Yachts
I. M
Black Cloud
Williams
Thomas
Peas
Trudette
Haskins
Burwell
Viola
Babson
Whitcomb
Farrell
Bea Bird
Joy
White Wings
Verry
Oscella
Alpine
Tarr
Waintechaiee
Ae NY Noopee
Lark, Mishop & Murphy
Zoe
Meid Ee
Sassacus
Griffin
Lochiel
Cameron Eer
Eases
Euravme
Jaimes
the Zoo
Lark
Laura
Norwood
Windsor
N. S
Selectman Cady
Baker Crowley
New York Board of Trade
NEW Hampshire Railroad
Old Colony
Plymouth
South Shore
Cape Cod
Newport
Islands
Martha’s Vineyard
R. R
Massachusetts
Cotne
Oak Bluffs
Eracuasion Tickets
Old State House
Barnstable
North Truro
Bluffs
Lournedale
Onset Bay
Brat Rock
Orleans
Brewster
I.s
Buzzard’s Bay
Pocasset
Cataumet
Provincetown
Cottazs City
Rock
Dusduty i
Banq
Alist
Falmouth
South Middlebor
Fahavon
South Truro
Greenback
South Wareham Harwich
South Wellfiec
Hyanunis
South Yarmouth Kingston
Tiverton
Marshfield
Tremont Piison
Cscisecowee
Siuroee Mattapoisett
Wareham
Monument Beach
Webster Place
Wellfleet
West Barnstable
North Eastham
West Falmouth
North Falmouth
Wood’s Hall
North Harwich
Yarmouth
North Scituate
Arty
Eee Suv Sa
Aiseoaedy
Cottage City
SS South
Kneeland Streets
Wood’s Holl
New Bedford
Wood
Vineyard
J. K. Kendrick
Gen’l
Geo. L. Connor
Gen’ Pass’r
New. England
Dunbar, Stanton & Day
Real Estate Exchange
Fifth Street
San Diego
Cal
Coronado Beach
Roxbury Highlands
Francis Brown
Congress Street
Faneuil Pall Square
Morace
Crowell
State Street
Insurance
Boylston
Kilby Street
W. Balch
WW. Glover
American Insurance Co
Messis
George Croshaw & CO
London
Francis Peabody
J. W. Field
Henry S. Bean
Lecy
R. M. Field
Hpa Bright
Atkinson
Thomas Addison
Charles D. Blake
the Music Hall
Grand Orchestra OF
AD. Neuendorefef
Quincy
Mutual Fire Insurance CO
Chas. A. Howland
Pres
Treas
William E. Fay
See
Commonwealth OF Massachousetts
Suffolk
A Kelley
Joseph F. Kelley
Boston Post
Jonny W. McKim
John H. Paine
Commonwealth OF Massaciusetts
Osro A. Scovell
Chelsea
Emma J. Scovell
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Commonwealth OF Massachia
John Dunphy
Catherine Dunphy
Joun W. McKim
Commonwealth OF Massacule Selpes
Amanda B
Caswell
Annie EF. Fisher
Joan W. McKim, Esqui
Mary E. Driscoll
Elizabeth A. Driscoll
Albery William Wright
Samuel A. Bigelow
Oscar W. Paine
Cyrus Brigham
Boston & Maine Steamship Co
Bar Harbor
Pee Bee
Castine
Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Southwest Harbor
Millbridge
Jonesport
Machiasport
Chas. Deering
Fred
K F. Hale
Ellsworth
Maine
Capital
A. PF. Wiswell
Treasury
Eastern Banking CO
Muir Street
Francis A. Osborn
Edward T. Merrihew
Office OF
Huron Conner Mining Company
Howard Bank
Huron Copper Mining Company
Nsoston
D. L. Demmon
Cent Western
John Jeperies & Sons
Devonshire Street
Montreal
Boston Air Line
Lake Winnepesaukee
White Mountains
Lake Wemphremagog
Causeway Street Station
Boston & Lowell Bee
Washington ST
G. Hi. Mueusels, Trav
Pass’r Acent
H. J. Colvin
City Pass
R Agt
Campobello Island
Commercial Wharf
Campobello
Eastern R. R
Portland
J.W. Richardson
Alex
Porter
Campobello Island Co
Chamberso Canal and
Friend Streets
Rogers & Co
Crockery House
Faine’s Furniture Company
Canal St
Stetson, Moreley A& Coo
D Dock
E Street
Kilby
Do Epps
Epps
Civil Service Gazette
Epps & CO
H James Epps
Bard Pine
Pos. Huckins & CO
Order Street
East Booton
Moston
State St
Aaron R. Gay & CO
Warren G. Morse
Cambridge
Lliam E Hutchins
Thomas Christian
Legal Advertesen
the Post
Post
Boston and Hingham Steamboat Co
Rowe
Wilarpf
Nantasket
M. Pemberton
Strawberry Hill
Rieturning
Reeves
D. W. Reeves
Boston Cab Company
E. G. Peirce
Hingham, Hull & Downer Landing
Hingham
H la Downer
Melville Garden
India Wharf
Yor Hull
Downer Panming
Downer
Hull
Amy
Downer Landing
P. Cushing
Revere Beach
Lymn B. R
Junction
Beachmont
Crescent Beach
Ak Island
Point of Pines
Lynn
Bays
Winthrop
Barrett Park
Ocean Spray
Cottage Hill
A. Hammond
John A. Fenno
Musical Publications
Richardson’s
Editio
Oliver Ditson & Co
Quartermaster’s Office
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Jeffersonville
Quartermaster’s Department
Widders
Pacific
M. I. Ludington
Q. M
U.S. A
Moose Peak
Sankaty Head
W.S. Stanton
L. H. Dists
Postoffice
Adjutant-General
Concord
U.S. Army
Navy Department
U.S. Navy
William C. Whitney
the Navy
Corporation Notices
Warren Cotton Mills
Summer Street
Gorham, Rogers & CO
Dundee