Boston civic notes and planning mix in August updates
The Transcript notes eight page Advertiser plans. Massachusetts revel prison survivors hold fifth reunion Aug. 25 at New Marlboro Hotel with 2 pm meeting and 4 pm dinner. A 17-car train brought about 1,000 excursionists from Holyoke Northampton and Chicopee to Nantasket Beach. Kidder Peabody & Co buys land on Sewall Place for a banking house. Boston College Catholic Association picnic postponed to Aug. 10 due to storm as mining exchange organizing meeting set at Colorado Exchange. Mardi Gras carnival proposed Sept 17 with Hess offering 10 000. funding struggles push 7 500 from Hess and 2 500 from committee, 4 000 raised, aiding 5 000 short with bankers. Dorchester Bay sewer work paused for water. pumps to run after boiler repair. Broadway extension plans feature iron bridge over B A R with 144 foot clear span, grade 23.25 feet, forcing Albany Way Curve Tyler street building vacates by Aug. 16. Estimated costs: land damages 176 100. bridge abutments and retaining wall 385 060.
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Edward S. Rand
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Carney Hospital
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Henry W. Putnam
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Stephen M. Allen
L. Foster Morse
Joseph Ham
Horace E. Batchelder
Michael Freeman, Jr
James Deshon
Friends of the Hospital
C. Ib. Hess
Hess
New Orleans
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Greenough
Anthony
Broadway
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Chicago Bears and Boston Reds Battle In Tight South End Game
A large crowd saw a close well played Chicago versus Boston game on Thursday. Key moments included Kelly stealing second and scoring, Gore driving in runs with a two base hit, and Quest’s miscue leading to Burdock’s score. Both pitchers were effective and the next game details list lineup changes for the 3:30 start.
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Anson
Morrill
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Corcoran
Gore
Thid
Burdock
Jones
John O’ Rourke
Quest
Dalrymple
Bostons
Chicagos
Foey
Powers
Bond
James O'Rourke
Sutton
Trott
Burglar Foiled At Neponset House And Local Stabbing Incident
Patrolman Fallon chased a man attempting to force a Neponset House stable door and fired twice as the thief fled. A burglar at Dr Sprague’s West Cedar Street home fled when his dog growled. John Ray, 34, and Charles Meyers, 23, faced charges in separate incidents. Meyers stabbed tailor Jacob Goldflam at his Washington Street shop after a dispute over money. Leopold Doll was arrested for knocking down his daughter Iza Faulkner at No 2 Conant Place.
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Neponset
Sprague
West Cedar Street
Weldon and
Murry
Station Four
John Ray
Boston Hotel Coach Company
Charles Meyers
Weldon
Jacob Goldfilam
Goldflam
Liza Faulkner
Conant Place
Workers suffer injuries in several Boston incidents
Patrick Daly, while repairing a shaft at the Boston Rubber Belting Company, crushed fingers may need amputation after an incident at the factory. Lawrence Uragan, 3, was run over by a milk wagon on Liverpool street and injured. Edward Hunt, 41, with a broken leg, and Lemuel Simmons with multiple injuries, were treated at local hospitals. James Ward, 5, fractured arm after a fall. William Toole, 4, fell from a high window to a shed and was injured. All were transported to hospitals for treatment.
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Boston Rubber Belting Company
City Hospital
Lawrence Uragan
Liverpool Street
Boston
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India Square
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Shaying Street
Tin shop owner shoots at intruder on Newland street
James J. Oakes heard a shot from a partition between his tin shop at 25 Newland and Joseph St Bell’s office at 4915 Canton. Bell fired at Oakes but missed. a long range shot struck Edward J. Gray Jr. in the face. Gray was treated at City Hospital. Bell was arrested.
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Newland Street
Joseph St. Bell
Canton Street
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Business Troubles Hit Boston Coal Concern Wyman Fails
J Henry Wyman, dealing in coal and wood across Boston and Cambridge, has failed. Boston creditors seek thorough investigation. Wm L Lockhart of Belmont holds a $10,000 mortgage on Wyman assets including stock, horses, wagons and more. Mortgage renewal not recorded until the day before failure. creditors claim invalid. Theodore Mitchell of Columbus Avenue also failed with liabilities around 1550. will settle in insolvency. Israel J Olmstead Marlborough stores failed with about 2975 liabilities, 1200 secured by mortgage. James B Clapp of Sharon filed for insolvency in Norfolk County Court.
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Belmont
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Columbus Avenue
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Marlborough
James B. Clapp
Sharon
Norfolk
Not A Liberian Enterprise Scandal In Boston Circles
Rev. W. T. A. Smith, a colored man, raised funds in church circles claiming to aid Liberia and education for local Negroes, but he vanished from Boston under questionable circumstances. Reports allege he used donated money improperly while organizing a boy’s concert group and seeking theater engagements. A boy, Theo Adore Wice, left in the city without money as Smith’s business manager.
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Dentists Tour Boston Harbor and Debate Records
The American Dental Association’s third day opened with sessions on operative dentistry and anesthesia led by doctors from New York Philadelphia Cincinnati and Boston. A harbor excursion to Deer Island followed with Mayor Prince hosting and a lunch at which Dr. Marven of Brooklyn spoke. An evening session debated publication costs finances and plans for an International Congress.
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Double Kidnapping and Fire News Across Newton Area
The report details a custody battle in Watertown involving Nelson Sherburne who took his infant son to Newport Vermont then to Stanstead Canada before Special Officer Michael Lyons recovered the child and returned him to the mother. Additional notes cover a Newton fire destroying a barn on Prospect Street with $3500 loss, suspected arson, and multiple short local notices from nearby towns.
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Roxbury Irish Land League Elects Officers
At Webster Hall Roxbury the Irish Land League branch elected officers led by President John E. Fitzgerald and Vice Presidents John Clancy and John H. Logue. J. A. Slattery is recording secretary and Patrick Golden treasurer with an executive committee. About twenty new members joined and dues were set at 1 initiation and 20 cents monthly. The group slated a two week adjournment with another meeting scheduled at the same venue.
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Frank J. Hynes
J. B. Hand
Rail earnings and expansion news across multiple lines
Earnings reports show July fourth week gains for St Paul and Omaha and Chicago and Northwest, with a July month rise. Indianapolis Blue Line and Commercial Express begin service August 2 in Indianapolis. Boston and New York Air Line plans to refinance bonds at 5 percent with a premium. South Pacific Railroad track work progresses near Benson and Dragon Summit. Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan consider southern extension to Knightstown with substantial aid. Mobile and Ohio Railroad allocates 389,500 for interest and sinking fund payments. Milwaukee and St Paul extensions span Dakota Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota with numerous new segments and connections.
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Narragansett Collision Depositions Reported
In New London the Narragansett inquiry heard Freeland of Stonington testify that whistle signals were chaotic at collision time and he stayed in the engine room until departure. Isaac Samuels of Mystic described waking to a crash, passengers fleeing, a fire starting, life preservers failing, and being rescued after an hour with water ankle deep on deck.
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Defaulter Bondsmen Hear Adjourned Plymouch Case
An adjourned hearing in Plymouth Mass on the Town of Plymouth versus the bondsmen of Lemuel Bradford continued with defense arguing that bond liability was annual and limited to each year. Testimony covered yearly taxes and defalcations, Bradford payments, and whether funds came from Bradford family or Cobb. The judge’s decision will be sent to the Supreme Judicial Court for the May term.
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Boston
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Supreme Judicial Court OF the Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Emma F.gardner
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John Noble
Best physicians in the country promise cure for severe fallings
A report notes that top physicians claim a cure for the worst form of falling. Details on treatments or dates are not given in the fragment.
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