Was She Married New Bardwell suicide mystery deepens
New York August 3. Maria Bardwell Boston girl died by her own action. Reports claim she was married. her brother and uncle dispute, noting mental illness and religious fervor. A Boston lawyer withheld her stated reason. The body remains unclaimed as inquiries unfold.
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New York
the Post
Maria Bardwell
Boston
Joshua Lovett
Miss Bardwell
Murray
Miss Bardwel
Maria
Henry L. Bardwell
Church Street
Mark’s Place
Brooklyn
Mooney
Greenwich Street
McKenna
Francis Bardwell
Converse, Stanton & Cullen
Franklin Street
South Framingham
Benjamin Bates Bardwell
Bates Bardwell
Joseph
Francis
Bates
Pleasant Street
Medford
Sea View
Marshfield
Josiah Bardwell
Francis Skinner
Joy Street
Church of the Advent
Gardwell
D. E. Bangs
State Street
Boylston Street
East Coast bike meet to test world records at Waltham
The first week of September promises top level bicycle racing in Waltham with the Maiden Club, the Waltham Club and the Associated Cycling Clubs staging major events. Cash and diamond prizes up to $150 and pacemaker bonuses lure racers from Boston to Chicago, with a Mt Washington handicap race and a rich program of officials, courses, and entries. The article notes foreign stars like L. S. Meintjes and lists many local club activities and preparations for upcoming meets
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Chicago
Waltham
Waltham Club
Bradstreet
Hartford
Bne
Mt. Washington
Back Bay Park
Beacon Street
B. C
FE. Goodwin
Fred W. McArdle
Frederick White
G. A. Wilbur
P. J. Alexander
H. F. Preling
L. A. C. Kelsey
Fred McDonough
W. H. Bryan
H. Reed
E. Wood
Quincy Cycle Club
Suffolks
Brockton
Nantasket
Hough’s Neck
Leavitt
Clinton and
Fitchburg
Emlem
W. Robinson
Mr. Meintjes
United States
South African Wanderers
Whitworth
Osmond
Mt. Washingtons
Birdstreet
Dorchester
Springfield
Hampden Park
Cyclists Gather in Chicago for International Races
Chicago prepares for major cycling events next week as top riders arrive. Johnson vows to beat Sanger or quit racing, Zimmerman and Sanger seen as threats, Osmond warehouses a cautious show, track praised as fastest in the West, Sriber from Mexico also present with a noted speed burst and quiet confidence.
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Chicago
Zimmerman
Jersey Wonder
Sanger
Milwaukee
John S. Johnson
Johnson
Saner
Ife
Crow
Osmond
Carlos Sriber
Senor Sriber
Mexico
Republic
Championship of Somerville Opens Earnest Ball Series
A schedule lists games for the Somerville championship with matches against Y M C A and Somerville Reds from August 5 to September 4. Ten gold medals will be awarded to the champion club.
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Somerville
Somervilles
Somerville Casta
Somerville Reds
Y. M. Oa
Washington night express for Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington
Travellers for Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington take the Washington night express train leaving the New York and New England station foot of Summer street daily including Sundays at 7 p.m. Through Pullman sleeping car without change.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
New York
New England
Summer Street
Pullman
Death by own action in a cell in Boston
Charles H. McCarron aged 24 died in a Somerville jail cell after arrest on embezzlement charges. He had worked for W. P. Fessenden and sold liquor to C. H. Ames and Hall & Lyon, then vanished with funds. Authorities suspect he ingested poison and took his own life to avoid arrest. The body was held for further examination.
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Waltham
Charles H. McCarron
Somerville
McCarron
W. P. Fessenden
State Street
Boston
C. H. Ames
Hall & Lyon
Fessenden
Messrs
Ames
Halil & Lyon
McCarthy
Waters
Greenwood
Mead
Goodnow
Iis
Washington Street
East
Hoyt
Goulds Build Grand Roxbury Church In Memory of Jay Gould
Miss Helen Gould leads a project to raise a $150000 church in Roxbury Delaware County New York with 2000 seats. The 250 by 125 foot structure will feature premium stained glass $10000 portraits $25000 organ and a $12000 memorial window. Cornerstone inscription honors Jay Gould and initial estimates foresee at least $250000 in family donations.
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Jay Gould
Helen Gould
Miss Gould
Roxbury
Delaware County
N. Y
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
St. Paul
Athens
Mars Hill
Acropolis
Paris
Presbyterian Church
Gould
Death by own action disputed in Waltham report
Police and friends of Somerville dispute Charles H. Mc Carron died by self harm in the Waltham police station. Relatives insist heart disease caused his death, noting no autopsy had been performed. Mc Carron, unmarried but soon to wed, had a troubled finances history and leaves two sisters.
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Charles H. McCarron
Waltham
Eades
Somerville
McCarron
Young
Charles
Ship Brokers Sell Bark Taria Topan to Captain Coombs
John 8 Emery & Co. sold the bark Taria Topan of 600 tons to Captain Horace R. Coombs of Brunswick for Salem and New York parties. Built in Salem in 1870, it has long served in the Madagascar trade and will enter general freighting under Coombs, who formerly commanded the D. A. Brayton and Puritan. Special Officer George Smith begins his annual vacation roaming Boston and coastal shores, while Special Officer Wise of Station 1 enjoys a deserved outing. his vigilance keeps wharves free from confidence men and sharpers.
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John 8. Emery
Barkentine
D. A. Brayton
Puritan
George Smith
Taharf
Boston
Wise
Station 1
Down East
Our American girls and brown Holland dresses in fashion
Our American girls do not take kindly to the brown Holland dresses trimmed with black satin, which have been received with so much favor in England. Beer are too severely simple and resemble nothing so much as furniture covering. They cost a good bit, too, for rain gowns, for the nicety of their making has much to do with their success.
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England
Fines Imposed in Boston Policy Crackdown
Police crackdown on policy shops continues with Superintendent Eldridge pledging full action. About fifty people linked to gambling were arraigned or fined, with many receiving $100 penalties and some appeals. Captain Hemingway vows no letup as officers and informants push to end policy writing and selling in the city.
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Post
Eldridge
John Connelly
Joseph Baker
Jacob Grossman
John Sweeney
John Moriarty
Boston
Charles M. Burton
Meridian Street
Station 7
Etna Club Formed With Officers and Facilities
A group of young men organized the Etna Club to pursue social and literary aims. Officers include President W H Curley and Secretary T J Morgan, with a full board of directors and a furnished house at 119 Eustis Street featuring a library and gym. A formal opening will invite state and city officials. Also forming Willow Vale Club to support St Agnes Industrial School with dances and events this winter. Officers: President Thomas A Jennings, Vice President Miss Nellie F Murphy, Secretary Miss Mary Kilduff, Treasurer Mrs Edward Shay. Executive committee includes Miss Julia M Lombard and Dr P W Moriarty. Miss Alice Kerrigan of Whitney Street and others are at Centre Harbor.
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W. Barry
J. McCarthy
J. C. Donovan
T. Phillips
E. Crappo
W. Edwards
M. Dorn
Eustis Street
St. Agnes’s Industrial School
Willow Vale Club
Thomas A. Jennings
Nellie F. Murphy
Mary Kilduff
Edward Shay
Julia M. Lombard
P. W. Moriarty
Veronica Murphy
Nellie Lyons
Georgie Clark
Alice Kerrigan
Whitney Street
Magrie Keiley
Longwood Avenue
Leah MacNaughton
Worthington Street
Centre Harbor
Mrs Mary A Alden Buried At St Peter's You May 19
The remains of Mrs Mary A Alden were buried from St Peter's Church yesterday after a requiem high mass and sermon by Father Ronan. Interment was at Mt Calvary Cemetery. In separate proceedings milkmen Hallie and others faced Milk Inspector Harrington for selling impure milk. Hallie was fined while the trials were continued to Aug 10.
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Harrington
Hallie
Knights of the Golden Eagle Plan Aug 30 Picnic
The First Regiment prepares for a full field day and picnic at Centennial Grove Essex on Aug 30 with a special sporting programme. Frederick Walter Breck is appointed an apothecary on board the Wabash, replacing E T Morse in the surgeon's yard. Breck led the three candidates. A small draft of blue jackets departed for Portland. Master-at-Arms Caleb Bates began a week long leave. Ladder 9 members compose a song titled Watch Him While He Sleeps.
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Knights of the Golden Eagle
Centennial Grove
Essex
Rederick Walter Breck
The
Wabash
E. T. Morse
Breck
Portland
Caleb Bates
Ladder 9
Brookline Gas Price Cut to 1.40 per Thousand Feet
Brookline officials win a commission ruling cutting gas price from 1.50 to 1.40 per thousand feet starting Oct 1. The decision weighs Boston contracts and Brookline’s monopoly since 1853, noting prices and company subsidies, while cautioning against price levels below cost without broader changes. The board questions whether Brookline can sustain 1.40 without fair dividends and considers how existing investments should be charged to consumers.
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Brookline
Brookline Gaslight Company
Boston
Brighton
Albert T. Lincoln, Jr
Theodore P. Dresser
Taney
Brokline
Hether
Compan
Copany
Commonwealth
Brooklin
For Sale and Leash Ads for Boston Gas Company Assets
A historical notice describes property suitable for manufacturing with deep water and rail links, ready utilities, and plans to build to tenant needs. It references Joseph B. Russell and 114 State St Boston, plus a Boston contract, capital of 1,000,000, and a proposal to cap gas price at $1.40 per 100 feet starting after Oct 1.
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Lars
City officials fish trip ends with small catch but good time
Members of the city government fished yesterday from Swampscott aboard the pe ee. The big catch was a 16 pound catfish pulled by Police Chief Pitcher. The Sculpin Club and Malden fishermen also went out and had good luck.
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Swampscott
Pitcher
Old Malden
Fence blocks Bay View track area prompts residents’ plea
The Bay View line on East Eighth Street remains fenced off with no action to remove it. Frustrated residents threaten to take measures if West End does not act, as they call for prompt resolution.
Mayor Bancroft May Veto Brattle Street Car Order
Uncertainty surrounds the Brattle street electric car order as Mayor Bancroft defers signing until Saturday to allow objections. He has long opposed the location and may let the measure become law by default, despite strong influence to veto. Public opinion favors the privilege, with a large board majority at stake. The piece notes cautious optimism about cars on Brattle street and possible disappointment if veto occurs. The second brief item reports the burial of James Mannin Lincoln at Cambridge Cemetery after services by Rev Alexander Blackburn at his mother's home.
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Tremont House
Hemingway
Post
Bret Harte
Bancroft
Brattle Street
James Mannin Lincoln
River Street
Alexander Blackburn
Cambridge Cemetery
Police Arrest Totals for Everett in July
Police records for July report 72 arrests in Everett. Breakdown: 46 drunkenness, 8 assault, 7 larceny, 4 disturbance of the peace, 2 contempt of court, 2 running a lottery, 1 embezzlement, 1 threats, and 1 bodily harm.
American Wringer Co Advertises Repair and Mail Orders
The American Wringer Co. located at 15 and 1 Broadway extension, city, manufactures wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. All kinds of wringers and sweepers repaired. Orders by mail promptly attended to.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
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