Luke Gibbons Accused of Killing Wife in East Boston
Luke Gibbons, unemployed, was arrested at his home in East Boston on a murder charge for the death of his wife Abbie A. Gibbons. Police cite medical examiner findings of broken bones and alcohol as factors. autopsy planned. Gibbons, formerly of Chelsea, faced peace-bond terms for ill treatment. arraignment set for police court this morning.
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Luke Gibbons
Appian Place
Marion Street
Boston
Abbie A. Gibbons
Post
Drid
Gardner Nickerson
Annie Nickerson
Gibbons
Kier
Prime
Trish
No. 7
George Stedman
Tinkham
Howard Street
Stedman
Boylston Street
Chelsea
Abbie Prime
Acme Council and St James Center for Grand Oct 25 Ceremony
The Acme Council 771 and the Catholic Knights of America meet at Touts Hall in South Boston on Oct 5 with St James Council attending. A grand ceremony is set for Oct 25 at Music Hall with Mayor Quincy and Archbishop Gross among attendees.
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Acme Council
Catholic Knights of America
Touts Hall
South Boston
St. James
Charles Street Mall
C. E. St. John
Pittsburg
Archibald M. Howe
Cambridge
Baptist Vineyard Association
Cottage City
H. C. Applegarth
D. D
Cleveland
George Cooper
Richmond
Taunton
O. P. Gifford
Buffalo
N. Y
John Robertson
Glasgow
Scotland
Boston
Tremont Temple Church
Delightful Maine Coast Trip By Boston & Maine R R
Excursion to Old Orchard Beach offered by Boston and Maine Railroad at a low cost. A popular trip departs Tuesday August 11 with a $1.50 fare. Special train leaves Boston Union Station at 8 a.m. Tickets sold at city ticket office 322 Washington Street. Sale ends Monday.
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Old Orchard Beach
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Union Station
City
Washington Street
A Day in Newport Excursion from Boston
An excursion from Boston to Newport is offered on Tuesday next August 11 at a round trip fare of $1. Tickets are available in advance at No 3 Old State House and at Park Square station. Buy early to avoid disappointment as seats are strictly limited.
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Boston
Newport
Old State House
Park Square Station
Bathrooms Connected Withil Barber Shop Quincy House
A brief note announces bathrooms connected with Withil Barber Shop at Quincy House unveiling a 25 cent price for baths.
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Witil
Quincy House
Cambridge Sergeant on Trial for Intoxication and Assault
The Cambridge trial of Sergeant Corcoran ends with testimonies from officers and witnesses about intoxication and a violent confrontation with Chief Cloyes at the station. Corcoran claims he was not drunk, while the chief denies carrying a blackjack or billy and alleges assault by the sergeant.
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Corcoran
Cambridge
Cicyes
Bancroft
Boston
City Point
Keith
Fourth Street
Cloyes
Craigie’s Bridge
Coffey
Apel
Guyer
Patrolma
Herbert Gordon
Billy
R. J. McKellegett
A. Shuman & Co. Conducts Round Cut Price Sale
The annual clearance sale at A. Shuman & Co. offers men's fine suits at ten twelve and fifteen dollars. Suits had been selling at roughly double these prices, but broken lines and mid season force reductions to close out the stock. Good bargains are also available on men's and boys hats shoes and furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Shuman & Co.’s
Whitney predicts McKinley carries New York by 200000 majority
Ex Secretary Whitney tells the Evening Telegraph that New York State will vote for McKinley by about 200000. He denies a reported doubt about New York and blasts misattributed quotes as false. He defends his stance, cites his observations, and rejects yielding any ground to silver or partisan pressure.
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Philadelphia
Evening Telegraph
Whitney
Wired
New York
McKinley
New York State
Democratic Party
Mec
Bears
Chicago
Empire State
Abbott son dies mountain climbing near Winnipeg
Bar Harbor Maine August 7 Mr and Mrs E H Abbott who were at North Harbor for the summer left for Cambridge after receiving word that their son Philip S was killed while mountain climbing near Lake House Winnipeg The Canoe Club opening reception was postponed due to weather this afternoon
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Bar Harbor
E. H. Abbott
North Harbor
Cambridge
Philip S
Lake House
Winnipeg
Canoe Club
Typo graphical Union says Crane case could harm Crane bid
A. C. Thompson testifies for North Adams labor unions that W Murray Crane claimed control over the Transcript and could settle the dispute with owners Wright and Rae. Thompson asserts no politics involved and that Crane warned action would be used against him if settlement failed, sworn Aug. 6, 1896 in Berkshire County Massachusetts.
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Charles G. Wilkins
New England
Typographical Union
North Adams Transcript
Union
W. Murray Crane
Crane
Messrs. Wright
Rae
North Adams
Transcript Company
A. C. Thompson
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Berkshire
Charles J. Parkhurst
Massachusetts Reform School opens new trades-built building
Built entirely by trades classes at the Massachusetts Reform School in Concord the brick and granite two story structure measures 177 by 60 feet with nine rooms a hall and seats 600. It will be open for public inspection Saturday from 2 to 5 p m with prison officials and Superintendent Joseph F. Scott inspecting tomorrow before inmates move in Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Massachusetts Reformatory
Joseph F. Scott
Money for a School in Northfield Aug 7
Contributions exceeding 260 dollars were collected at the close of President Booker T. Washington of Tuskegee Normal School's address in Northfield Massachusetts, given on August 7, for his school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Mass
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee
Ala
Missing Dorchester youth John J. Kelley
Mrs. Eleanor I. Whittaker of No 1 Jackson Place Dorchester seeks news of her son John J. Kelley 17 who has been missing since July 11.
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Eleanor I. Whittaker
Jackson Place
Dorchester
John J. Kelley
Kelley
Fire Alarm At Hotel Clifton Caused By Smoky Stove
An alarm from box 88 at 5 35 p m last night alerted to a fire at Hotel Clifton on Columbus avenue but proved needless. Smoke issuing from a window was caused by a smoky stove, not a blaze, and no fire was found.
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Hotel Clifton
Columbus Avenue
Union Station Annex Boat Serves Plymouth Patrons
Plymouth line launches an annex steamer to connect Union station and ferries with the regular boat. The annex leaves White wharf at 529 Commercial Street three minutes from Union station and ferries at 9 15 a m each weekday. The wharf lies between North ferry and Union station. This enterprise should be appreciated.
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Plymouth Line
Union Station
Winthrop Wharf
White Wharf
Commercial Street
North Ferry
Railroaders New Officers Installed in Lincoln Hall
Northern road 1741 K of L members in Charlestown district installed officers Master W William Wilds W F Patrick D Brodrick financial secretary Patrick Brodrick recording secretary Michael Donovan treasurer Daniel Mulcahy Six new members admitted seven propositions received four reinstated Labor Day parade approved D A 30 addressed by John De Lacy and M C O'Hara of D A 30
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Northern Road
Lincoln Hall
Charlestown
William Wilds
Patrick D Brodrick
Patrick Brodrick
Michael Donovan
Daniel Mulcahy
John de Lacy
M. C. O’hara
D. A
Recaptured Felon William Dunn Near West Roxbury
William Dunn, relapsed convict after a 1894 reformatory sentence, fled custody by leaping from a railroad train with Constable Mitchell. He was recaptured last night by central office officers near West End station in West Roxbury on information from informants and will be resentenced today. He claims to have worked in Portland, Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dunn
Reformatory
Mitchell
Central Office
Dunn
West End
West Roxbury
Portland
Non-Partisan Sound Money Committee Circular Circulated
Boston in August 1896 circulates a call by business leaders to form a large nonpartisan committee to champion sound money and the gold standard. It details aims, membership, volunteer funding, and plans to organize locally while opposing Bryan Sewall and the Chicago platform. A separate women's league is proposed to educate and mobilize voters, led by Marion A. McBride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sir
J. R. Leeson
Oliver H. Durrell
Edward P. Wilbur
William B. Rice
Albert Geiger
Jerome Jones
Matthew Luce
Herbert L. Harding
John D. Morton
James Richard Carter
J. O. Wetherbee
John Hopewell
H. W. Wadleigh
William Read
John Read
A. L. Hollingsworth
James 8. Murphy
Andrew G. Webster
L. G. Burnham
Charles S. Lovering
John Lowell
W. O. Blane
Bryan
Sewall
Chicago
McKinley
Hobart
Charles A. Dana
New York Sun
American Woman’s Sound Money League
Marion A. M’bride
Arlington Heights
Mass
Appeal 10 Women Call for Currency Information Distribution
A group named the American Woman's Sound Money League issued an address yesterday. The organization aims to disseminate practical currency information tied to the industrial situation, focusing on women across the nation.
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American Women’s League
American Woman’s Sound Money League
The
Coun
Reverend Kramer Stricken Aboard Baltimore Boat
The Rev. George R. Kramer pastor of Pilgrim Baptist Church Brooklyn became ill on a Baltimore boat. Attended by Dr. Gains M. Brumbaugh of Washington D C, he was brought ashore and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. His condition is reported serious and critical.
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George R. Kramer
Pilgrim Baptist Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
Baltimore
Gains M. Brumbaugh
Washington, D. C
Pasenger
Massachusetts General Hospital
Milk dealers to answer charge of adulterated milk
Marblehead August 7. W S Phillips Benjamin V Bossom George H Ramsdell and Henry P Sweet milk dealers will answer to the charge of selling adulterated milk before Judge Fabens Monday. This follows inspector J H Farey visit during which samples were taken from every milk dealer in town and other warrants are expected.
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Marblehead
W. S. Phillips
Benjamin V. Bossom
George H. Ramsdell
Henry P. Sweet
J. H. Farey
Fabens
Sunday Religious Services Across Boston Churches
A roundup of Sunday worship and lectures across Boston. Tremont Temple hosts Rev. Lorimer and Rev. Robertson with prayers. Old South Church and Tremont M E feature morning services. patriotic lecture by Rev J Q A Henry at People’s Temple. Presbyterian and Roxbury churches list sermons. spiritualist, Unitarian, undenominational, and Christadelphian gatherings noted with times and speakers.
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Tremont Temple
George Co. Lorimer
D. D
Horace F. Barnes
John Robertson
Bromfield Street
M. E
B. Bates
Moses P. Prescot
Gloucester
Tremont Street
Tremont and
Concord Streets
John D. Pickles
Mr. Brush
J. Q. A. Henry
Chicago
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
Uncle Sam
Nellie Brown Mitchell
First Presbyterian Church
Berkeley Street
Scott F. Hershey
Patterson
Toronto
Can
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
Warren
Woodbine Streets
Edward Hunting Rudd
Albion
N. Y
Unitarian
Bulfinch Place
C. R. Eliot
W. E. Paine
William Jones
William W. Walker
George A. Bunton
Walter Gould
Boston Common
Veteran Thomas Kidd Wins Health Victory in Fall River
Thomas Kidd a 74 year old Fall River veteran and G A R figure credits Puritana with ending his long battle with dyspepsia and kidney troubles. After trying ineffective medicines he reports improved appetite better sleep and a weight gain of at least 20 pounds. Kidd says Puritana cured him and recommends it to others based on his 1896 testimonial.
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Thomas Kidd
Massachusetts Regiment
Fall River
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East
Stenson
Maine Coast
Chief
Sergeant Corcoran
Barnard & CO
Temple Pl
McKinly
Carry
Sound Money Men
Son
E. H Abbott
Crescent Mfg. Co
Joseph Breck & Sons
North Market St
Wilkins
Trades Glasses
Cta Alia
Sound Money Committee
Business Men’s Non-Partisan Campaign Committee
Appeal
Marion A. McBride
Baptist
Old South Church
Walcott Fay
Gospel OF Spirit Return Society
Hiawatha Hall
Minnie M. Soule
Christian Union
Union Hall
A. D. Mayo
Helen Arenstrop
Henry Donlan
George Mendall Taylor
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Fall River, Mass
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Massachusetts
Benj. I’. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
S. F. Trull
WM. B. Turn
O'Neil
O’neil
American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Marry ME
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Murdock—Jones
Winchester
Charles E. Spaulding
H. A. Murdock
Woburn
E. G. Jones
Roxbury
Cate
West Newton
Stephen F. Cate
Chisholm
Byelow Street
Cambridgeport
Catherine A. Chisholm
Clifford
Ellen T. Sion
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont ST
Winthrop
North Shore
Sharks
United States
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