Now They' ll Sue Mason and Manola Suiting Weinburg
A Boston Municipal Court case ends with Isaac H Weinburg facing anew $10,000 suits from Jack Mason and Marion Manola after acquittal on prior charges. Judge Adams discharged the Masons, while Moran aims for immediate action against Weinburg.
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New York
Isaac H. Weinburg
Jack Mason
Marion Manola
Weinburg
Adams
John B. Moran
Moran
Dudley R. Dorr
Weinberg
Masons
Dorr
Crumby
Mr. Moran
Maine
New Hampshire
Boston
Morga
Con
Died from Burns in Roxbury Home Fire
A two year old, Joseph Nash, died at City Hospital from burns he suffered in a fire at 37 Smith Street Roxbury yesterday morning. The child was left asleep in a carriage when the carriage and his clothes caught fire. cause of the blaze is not known.
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Joseph Nash
City Hospital
Smith Street
Roxbury
Horse Runs Wild In South Boston Carriage Crash
A runaway horse crashed a carriage around 7:30 near East Highth and Fifth streets. Daniel J. Donnelly and a woman escaped injury but the carriage was destroyed. The horse then struck Nellie Sullivan, 13, of 526 East Seventh Street, stunning her with a brain concussion. she was taken home unconscious and treated by Dr. Devine.
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Boston
Daniel J. Donnelly
O Street
East Highth Street
Fifth Street
I Street
East Seventh Street
Nellie Sullivan
Devine
Escape of Dedham Young Woman From Westboro Asylum
Word reaches Dedham of Cora Kingsbury aged 23 daughter of Warren Kingsbury of Clapboardtree Street West Dedham fleeing Westboro Insane Asylum last Sunday. No details yet about her whereabouts or condition.
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Dedham
Cora Kingsbury
Warren Kingsbury
Clapboardtree Street
West Dedham
Westboro Insane Asylum
Boston Burglary and Larceny Roundup
Mark J Newland was arrested on larceny of 320 from Henry Hyams at 706 Washington street. George Beamond 47 of Providence was nabbed for breaking and entering 179 High street on July 27 and stealing five steel valves from Charles D Lathrop. Michael Pasquale 19 is in custody for breaking into four bar shops and larceny of 142 worth of property, to be arraigned today. Four Italians were arrested for keeping handcarts on a street beyond twenty minutes in violation of city ordinances.
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Mark J. Newland
Henry Hyams
Washington Street
Station 2
George Beamond
Providence
High Street
Charles D. Lathrop
Michael Pasquale
Pulpit Calls and New Pastor Appointments in Newton Centre
The Rev. Leo Boone Thomas, son of Prof J B Thomas, has accepted a call to the Baptist Church in Colorado Springs. He recently graduated from Newton Theological Institution and was ordained by First Baptist Church Newton Centre. The Rev Edward M Noyes, Yale graduate from Duluth, has accepted a call to become pastor of First Congregational Church Newton Centre, with acceptance to be read next Sunday. he will likely start in the fall after ten years in his Duluth pastorate.
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Newton
Leo Boone Thomas
J. B. Thomas
Newton Baptist Theological Institution
Newton Centre
Baptist Church
Colorado Springs
Col
Thomas
Newton Theological Institution
First Baptist Church
Edward M. Noyes
Duluth
Duluth, Minn
First Congregational Church
Noyes
Yale College
Aldermen to Reopen Inquiry into City Institutions
The Board of Aldermen will resume the investigation into how public city institutions are run. A special committee of the whole will meet next Tuesday afternoon to discuss findings and oversight.
Paine's introduces dust-proof chest inside couch
A Paine's furniture warerooms invention hides a clothes chest inside the centre of a flat couch. The chest is dust-proof and blends with the couch’s appearance, adding only a few dollars to the couch price, which itself costs $10.
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Paine
Dedham Man William J. Hogan Die of Sudden Illness
William J. Hogan of Dedham died at his Washington Street home after a fishing trip on the Charles River. He suffered cramps on return and later broke a stomach membrane, dying within hours. He was 38, unmarried, and a carpenter by trade, long associated with the town fire department.
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Dedham
William J. Hogan
Washington Street
Charles River
Rade
Centenary exercises mark Stower Vermont day
STOWER Vermont August 8 centenary exercises carried out as planned. One parade featured floats representing pioneers and their occupations. The big tent at the literary program was well filled and the fireworks show this evening was brilliant.
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Stower
Dedham Shoe Firm Files Insolvency Petition
Dedham news reports John Drake and Stedman Williams, doing business as John Drake & Co. of Quincy, filed an insolvency petition in the Norfe Resintry at Dedham this afternoon. Assets and liabilities schedule to be filed later.
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Dedham
John
Drake and Stedman Williams
Quincy
John Drake & Co
Pica
Seventeenth Massachusetts Battery reunion held at Salem Willows
The annual reunion of the Seventeenth Massachusetts Battery Association was held yesterday at Salem Willows with about forty members and their families present. A business meeting elected officers for the coming year. To eat is to live. To live is to patronize the Silver Grill Cafe.
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Seventeenth Massachusetts Battery Association
Salem Willows
Silver Grill Cafe
WANTS HIS WIFE Missing from Dexter House South End
Mrs. Antonio R. Lopez has been missing for about a month from the Dexter House. Her husband searched for her, found her in a Tremont Street lodging house with a blonde woman and a 65 year old child. After a brief reconciliation the wife disappeared again with the lodging-house visitor, leaving the husband eager to locate her and the missing furniture. Descriptions are at police headquarters.
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Antonio R. Lopez
Dexter House
South End
Lopez
Mr. Lopez
Morpheus
Counterfeiting Case Details Revealed by Secret Service
New developments in a major counterfeiting case are shared from the secret service bureau in the post office building. Hidden presses and paraphernalia were found at Bethel, Connecticut, in the Hoyt and Massey group, with rolls and firing machines among the items. Experts say the plates show unsurpassed finish, likely made in England, and anticipate more arrests.
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New York
Secret Service Bureau
Post Office
Hazen
Forsythe
Special
Secret Service
Bethel
Conn
Lorenzo Hoyt
Lorenzo
Russell B. Hoyt
Samuel Massey
James W. Murphy
Secret Service Department
England
New Hampshire Delegation Fights to Keep Constitution in Portsmouth
New Hampshire officials press Washington to retain the historic frigate Constitution at the Portsmouth navy yard. A remonstrance from the Board of Trade is acknowledged by Senator Chandler, who says the Navy Secretary plans an appropriation to hull condition rather than move the vessel to Boston. The hull work would delay any removal until after March 4, 1895, allowing Congress to decide the vessel's location.
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Portsmouth
N. H
New Hampshire
Congress
Constitution
Navy Yard
Boston
Washington
Board of Trade
W. A. Sise
Chandler
Sandow Marries Miss Blanche Brookes in Manchester
Professional strong man Sandow wed Aug 8 in Manchester to Blanche Brookes daughter of a local photographer. The couple, who met four years ago, had been engaged for some time. Miss Brookes had recently returned from Germany where she studied the language.
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London
Sandow
Manchester
Blanche Brookes
Miss Brookes
Germany
Senator Allen Proposes Fines and Imprisonment for Lobbyists
Washington August 8 Allen of Nebraska introduced in the Senate a bill to punish professional lobbyists with fines from 1000 to 5000 dollars and imprisonment from one to five years. The conference report on the Indian appropriation bill was agreed to. After passing a bill to encourage a world's exposition at Atlanta in 1895 the Senate went into executive session.
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Washington
Allen
Nebraska
Senate
Atlanta
May Be Li Han Changs Jacket in China Ties
A Boston firm member with extensive China ties recalls meeting Li Hung Chang and Li Han Chang in the Celestial Empire. He suggests a report that Li Hung Chang was degraded may stem from a name confusion, implying Li Han Chang may have fallen out of favor instead.
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Boston
China
Celestial Empire
Li Hung Chang
Chili
Li Han Chang
Canton
Atchison receivers faces proposed removal and resignations
Theodore W. Myers asks Edward King to petition the court to remove receivers Joseph W. Reinhart and J. J. McCook of the Atchison company. A closed committee meeting discussed Little’s report on the company’s condition and potential Reinhart resignation after his forthcoming statement.
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New York
Theodore W. Myers
Atchison Protective Reorganization Committee
Edward King
Union Trust Company
Atchison Mortgages
Joseph W. Reinhart
J. J. McCook
Atchison Company
Atchison General Reorganization Committee
Kobbe
Little
Reinhart
Atchison
Robbe
Sicily Shaken as Earthquake Hits Catania Province
Rome dispatch reports a strong Sicily earthquake centered in Catania with Fleri Aci and Pisano wiped out and Zorbati Pennisi Zaffarana severely damaged. Fifty killed, scores wounded, villagers flee to open country as government sends supplies and surgeons to distress districts.
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London
Rome
Central News
Sicily
Catania
Fleri
Aci
Pisano
Zorbati
Pennisi
Zaffarana
Six Men Rescued From Gas at Malden Tannery
Six Malden men narrowly escaped death from gas at Webster's tannery in Edgeworth. John Duran fell into the soak pit, others leapt in to help, and gas from waste water overwhelmed them. A clogged drain caused the fumes. all six are expected to recover.
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Malden
Webster’s
Edgeworth
John Duran
Timothy Sullivan
Edward Carroll
John Burns
Edward Riley
Bartholomew Owens
Duran
Riley
Goodbody still holds lead at Norwood Park tennis
M F Goodbody of Great Britain remains first in the invitation tournament at Norwood Park Long Branch N Y after defeating Richard Stevens. The afternoon crowd watched Champion Wrenn overcome Malcolm Chace Providence in sharp exciting play with Wrenn winning 4 6 8 6 0 2 6 2.
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Long Branch
N. Y
M. F. Goodbody
Great Britain
Norwood Park
Richard Stevens
Wrenn
Malcolm Chace
Providence
R. D. Wrenn
Mills Will Return To Face Boston Theft Trial
Edward Mills arrested in Chicago for larceny of property valued at $400 belonging to Nash Spaulding & Co. The goods were in Old Colony railroad custody while Spaulding traveled. Stolen July 9. Mills left the railroad two days later. Inspector Dugan pursues Mills to bring him back for trial.
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Edward Mills
Chicago
Boston
W. S. Spaulding
Nash, Spaulding & Co
Mills
Old Colony Railroad Company
Spaulding
Dugan
Senate confirms postmasters across several states
Washington Aug 8 The Senate confirmed nominations including Richard C Morris United States marshal for the district of Connecticut and named postmasters in Massachusetts John Hux table Wareham Patrick Mahan Natick L J Presson Gloucester George A Sweeney Attleboro Josiah Woodbury Beverly
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Washington
Senate
Richard C. Morris
United States
District of Connecticut
Massachusetts
John Huxtable
Wareham
Patrick, Mahan
Natick
L. J. Presson
Gloucester
George A. Sweeney
Attleboro
Josiah Woodbury
Beverly
Harvard Observatory Delays August Meteors Photographing
Owing to clouded skies, astronomers at Harvard Observatory could not photograph the August meteoric showers last night. If clear tonight, a large plate will be exposed for an hour or more and studied with the eight inch telescope. Time and description of notable meteors will be recorded.
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Harvard Observatory
Japanese rout Chinese at Seikwan and seize position
A Yokohama dispatch dated August 6 reports Japanese forces routing the Chinese at Seikwan after a minor loss for Japan, Chinese forces fleeing to Koshin with about 500 killed. Japan now holds a key position above Yashan and connects with troops there amid heightened warlike feeling in Tokyo. A rumored Japanese fleet reverse lacks time or place.
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London
Yokohama
Seikwan
Koshin
Yashan
Tokio
Corean Uprising Aims to Free State From Dynastic Rule
Report describes Coreans seeking a dynasty free from China and Japan, with hopes for Western protection. Rebels opposed to Japanese rule, while Chinese aid was costly as Mongolian troops devastated areas. The Togaku-to movement formed by displaced officials and merchants opposed to palace exactions.
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Shanghai
Japan
Corea
China
Flaubert
Carthage
Kim-Ok-Hum
Togaku To
Kim
Togaku-to
Yamen
Nervy Anderson Arrested for Nonpayment and Attempted Marriage
James A. Anderson, known as Nervy Anderson among Boston journalists, was arrested in Providence for nonpayment of a board bill at the Narragansett Hotel and charged by Hilda Swan with attempting to force her to marry him. He reportedly has a wife in Somerville, Mrs. Anderson, who learned of the arrest from a clipping. Anderson had lived in Stamford, Somerville, and Boston, moving after his wife left to stay with her sister in Somerville.
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James A. Anderson
Providence
Narragansett
Hilda Swan
Somerville
Boston
Investigation into Strout building explosion in Lynn
Deputy Fire Marshal Shaw questioned about twenty witnesses including building occupants and police officers. Furniture from the Lynn Electric Company scene moved to the police station as guards were withdrawn, signaling near end of the probe. Unofficially, Deputy Shaw has enough evidence to arrest a well known figure linked to the blast. He declines to comment.
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Lynn
Strout Building
Shaw
Strout
Lynn Electric Company
Wells
Hawaii Recognized by U S Government Date Set
Representative McCreary of Kentucky was notified by Secretary Gresham that the republic of Hawaii had been officially recognized by the United States. The formal announcement of recognition is expected tomorrow.
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Washington
McCreary
Kentucky
Gresham
Republic of Hawaii
Fell s Merchants on a Jaunt
Malden and Melrose traders rode a special train to Old Orchard Beach with about 500 people aboard. A one mile handicap bicycle race drew twelve entrants and Richard Kaulback won the gold watch prize before the group returned at 8 30 p m.
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Malden
Melrose
Old Orchard Beach
Richard Kaulback
Battle over bridge passage ends in death at Little River
Near Little River in Pottawattomie county a feud sparked a clash between two settler groups on Monday. J. D. Warren was killed by Thomas Hopkins, with several others injured after they met at a narrow bridge and refused to yield.
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Gothrib
O. T
Little River
Pottawattomie County
J. D. Warren
Thomas Hopkins
Warren
Hopkins
World's Tandem Time Smashes State Meet Record
At Wisconsin division state meet titling races, Titus and Cabanne shattered the world tandem mile mark, Bald lowers mile record, Geohler tumbles in three mile handicap, Murphy disqualified for foul riding, with multiple class and state championships decided including Reed, Chandler and Bald taking titles in sprints and distance events.
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Rilon
Wis
Cutter and Porter
Waltham
Mass
E. J. Titus
L. O. Cabanne
Wisconsin
E. C. Bald
Buffalo
Geohler
Taxis
I. C. Johnson
Johnson
Sanger
Cabanne
Murphy
Brown
Tim Cooper
Cleveland
Louie Reed
A. M. Chandler
F. J. Titus
New York
DB. C. Johnson
D. Cabanne
St. Louis
C. M. Murphy
Brooklyn
A. I. Brown
Louis Reed
W. F. Sanger
Milwaukee
H. A. Githens
C. KE. Reinke
A. L. Williams
New London Yacht Race Tests Speed In Free Wind
Navahoe led the fleet from Morris Cove to New London as fifty boats from Morris Cove to New London raced in a spinnaker breeze. Emerald won the schooner division and Queen Mab Eclipse Wasp and Minerva won among the sloops. The total fleet numbered about ninety yachts flying the New York Yacht Club flag.
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New London
Tody
New York Yacht Club
Morris Cove
Navahoe
Queen Mab
Polly
Gossoon
Eclipse
Lderim
Wizard
Wasp
Ava
Jessica
Eleanor
Gloriana
Minerva
Katrina
Elsie Marie
Loyal
Ariel
Merlin
Emerald
Marguerite
Palmer
Triton
Shamrock
Viator
Dagmar
Gevalia
Neaera
Connecticut
Faulkner's Island
Cornfield Light
Bartlett’s Reef
Newport
Preacher Causes Stir at Asbury Grove Patriotic Day
The Rev Madison C Peters visiting Asbury Grove near Wenham angered Massachusetts Methodists with anti Catholic remarks during American Patriotic Day. Peters accused Catholicism of harming the nation and claimed a Salem mayoral motive. crowd urged him to speak again. Peters criticized Mr Almy and called for a Protestant newspaper.
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Asbury Grove
Wenham
Aum
Madison C. Peters
Bloomdale Church
New York City
Peters
Parkhurst
New York
Boston
Massachusetts
Hell
Plymouth Rock
Burial Hill
Mr. Almy
Mr. Peters
Almy
Salem
Hugh Montgomery
Lowell
Bowen Unable To Decide In Lightweight Bout At New Orleans
In New Orleans at the Auditorium Athletic Club Jimmy Carroll and Andy Bowen weighed 130 pounds each and fought for a $1500 purse. Carroll was down in round one and a brisk, hard fall of rounds followed, Bowen knocked down in round nine. From rounds twenty-one to twenty-five they traded heavy blows before the match was declared a draw. Olympic Club also postponed the Abbott Everhardt bout to September 21.
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New Orleans
Jimmy Carroll
Andy Bowen
Auditorium Athletic Club
Carroll
Bowen
Olympic Club
Stanton Abbott
Jack Everhardt
Woes of a Pigk pocket Pickpocket Detained in Downtown theft
Charles D White and John Hyphen reported losses of $100 and $60 watches in separate incidents after meeting a man in a downtown hotel and at Green street West End. Police identified and charged Harry Murphy 26 of Montreal, who confessed after pawnbrokers named him. Watches recovered. Murphy photographed and sentenced to eighteen months in the House of Correction.
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Charles D. White
Harry Murphy
Montreal
Murphy
Rogues’ Gallery
Adams
House of Correction
Subway commission awaits Gargan return from Europe
The subway commissioners, eager to proceed, await Hon. Thomas J. Gargan who is in Europe. He has visited London Paris and Berlin studying traffic systems. On his return he will report findings to the five member body split three Democrats two Republicans with George G. Crocker poised as chairman.
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Thomas J. Gargan
Gargan
Europe
Berlin
London
Paris
George G. Crocker
Man Fractures Arm Testing Arm Strength at City Street Location
Charles Carroll aged 27 of 50 Dale Street Roxbury was testing his arm strength by placing elbows on a table at 128 Washington Street last evening. His elbows slipped and fractured his arm. He is at City Hospital.
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Charles Carroll
Dale Street
Roxbury
Washington Street
City Hospital
Fire captain injured in East Boston wreck
Captain John W. Godbold of Ladder 2 East Boston sustained a broken rib when a horse at Box 612 Marginal and Jefferies streets bolted during a late night call around 11 o'clock. He was attended by Dr. Morris after the accident.
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John W. Godbold
Boston
Marginal
Jefferies
Morris
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