Cost of Love for Native Land: Four Dynamiters to Be Released
In the House of Commons Sir Matthew Ridley said the Home Office ordered the release of dynamiters John Daly Thomas Gallagher Albert Whitehead and Thomas Devany who are serving life terms. Medical clearance will determine when they are freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly, Gallagher
Whitehead
Devany
London
House of Commons
Matthew White Ridley
Home Secretary
J. Lawrence Carew
College Green
Dublin
Home Office
John Daly
Thomas Gallagher
Albert G. Whitehead
Thomas Devany
Anguish of Political Prisoners in English Dungeons
A public speaker in aid of the Irish Amnesty Association describes Irish and American prisoners in Portland and Chatham prisons as mental and physical wrecks after years of harsh treatment and misused medicines. He cites Dr Gallagher, Dr Whitehead, John Daly, and others, detailing neglect, abuse, and punitive isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs. Gallagher
Whitehead
John Daly
John F. Eagan
Portland
Irish Amnesty Association
John Duff
England
Thomas Gallagher
London
Bert George Whitehead
Enry Hammond Wilson
Lg Featherstone
Liverpool
Arry Burton
Warwick
Henry Dalton
Finburgh
Terence McDermott
Edinburgh
John Duhks
Joseph Wiletts
Dublin
Mathew Mullen
Matthew Kinsella
Mr. Eagan
Greenpoint
L. I
Jim
Army
Search for Gollings Girl Disappears From East Boston
Florence May Collings, missing from 88 Cottage street East Boston for nearly two weeks, has not been found. Mrs Collings reports a Nantasket rumor is false after visiting hotels at Nantasket and Hull and asks Florence to send word she is safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence May Collings
Cottage Street
Boston
Nantasket
Hull
East Boston
Florence Collings
Florence
John Collings
Heat Prostration Claimed In Death Of Roundsman Keating
Coroner's autopsy in New York found Roundsman Keating died from heat prostration after being found dead among seven trees near Kingsbridge station. Initial foul play suspicions involved ex-police officers Vanzandt and Morrison, dismissed for dereliction, but today’s verdict cleared them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Keating
Kingsbridge Station
Vanzandt
Morrison
Amesbury Names New Postmaster Dr J H O Toole
Amesbury announces that Dr J H O Toole has received from Washington the appointment as postmaster. The action marks a leadership change at the local postal office with O Toole assuming duties as head of the Amesbury post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesbury
J. H. O’toole
Washington
England's famous painter Millais dies at age 89
Sir John Everett Millais, Royal Academy painter and Pre-Raphaelite founder, dies at 89. Born in Southampton in 1829 he rose to fame by mid century with portraits and historic canvases including The Huguenot Lover. His marriage to Mrs. Ruskin shaped both his life and art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Everett Millais
Southampton
Society of Arts
Royal Academy
London
Dante Gabriel Rosetti
Holman Hunt
Woolner
Millais
England
Rossetti
Mrs. Ruskin
Mlllais
Ruskin
Joan Everett Millais
Norton Denounces Masses as Source of Civil Decay
Professor Charles Eliot Norton at the Sanderson Academy dinner denounces mass ignorance and immigrant influence as undermining democracy. He cites 1837 Irish famine emigration, warns of degraded suffrage and venal legislatures, and urges renewed popular education as the path to civilization. He recalls William E. Russell and praises Civil Service reform leadership by Curtis and President Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Mass
Sanderson Academy
Ashfield
Charles Eliot Norton
Harvard University
Norton
Europe
Demasgogues
George William Curtis
Cleveland
William E. Russell
Professor Norton
William G. Rice
Wash
Robbed the Rich Lady: Mrs. Mabel Frazier Arrested
Mrs Mabel Frazier 28 a Boston area servant accused of larceny after ring and bon bon spoon stolen from Miss Fannie M Jordan. Ring valued 200 recovered, pawned for 25. Trunk revealed more stolen items. Police collected goods for exhibit and traced work history to multiple addresses including Beacon Street Mt Vernon Street Roxbury and Cambridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Frazier
Augusta
Pugwash
Cleary
Wolfe
Headquarters
Back Bay
L. Stewart Jordan
Beacon Street
Castle Square
Meyers firm finances collapse prompts receiver appointment
In New York on Aug. 13 S F Meyers & Co wholesale jewelers and bicycle dealers at 48 Malden Lane were declared financially embarrassed. Louis Clark Jr. was appointed receiver with a $200,000 bond. Liabilities reach $517,000 with nominal assets of $819,000. The firm, in business sixteen years, traded with about 6000 outfits nationwide and in South American markets and controlled stock in the Olympic Cycle Manufacturing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
S. F. Meyers & Co
Malden Lane
Louis Clark, Jr
United States
South American
Olympic Cycle Manufacturing Company
Powder Explodes in Smithy Injures Two Workers
A powder blast at a Cambridge smithy yesterday afternoon around 2 45 o clock injured two blacksmiths employed by Murrie Bros. Thomas Burke aged four years married of Cambridge and John Cannon aged 30 years single of 16 Shepard street. Burke received burns to head and arms while Cannon suffered burns to face arms and chest. Burke was sent to the City Hospital for treatment and Cannon was taken home where he is resting comfortably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Burke
Cambridge
John Cannon
Shepard Street
Murrie Bros
Howard Place
Commonwealth Avenue
Burke
Cannon
Rowan
Tour of the battlefields eight day trip announced
The Royal Blue line organises an eight day personally conducted tour leaving Poston August 29 visiting Gettysburg Washington Richmond and Old Point Comfort with an all day James River ride and all expenses included priced at 40 dollars For itinerary contact A J Simmons N E A 211 Washington Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Blue Line
Eave Poston
Gettysburg
Washington
Richmond
Old Point Comfort
James River
A. J. Simmons
Washington Street
Boston
Towle Calls for Free Transfers and Australian Ballot Stand
William W. Towle announces his potential Senate candidacy in Suffolk's fifth district citing GOP support for free transfers and the Australian ballot. He criticizes the current senator for opposing the free transfer bill and undermining ballot secrecy, claiming mass Republican backing if the issue prevails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Suffolk County
General Court
William W. Towle
Towle
Bowdoin College
Boston University Law School
South End
Mercantile Library Association
Boston
Italian Minister Heads to Washington Over New Orleans Lynching Reports
Baron Fava the Italian minister departed for Washington in response to a government message to investigate details of reported Italian lynchings in New Orleans Bar on Bar H Harbor Mo Count and Countess Langier Villars returned tonight from Newport
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
Baron Fava
Washington
New Orleans
Count
Langier Villars
Newport
Carriage dealer Whiting declares failure in Amesbury
W H Whiting a Watertown carriage dealer is reported to have failed with several Amesbury firms listed as creditors. The announcement came tonight in Amesbury Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesbury
Mass
W. H. Whiting
Watertown
Sale ad for Yankee Clothing Co. stock
Local advertised sale offers major discounts on men’s clothing. English Cassimere pants priced at 77 cents, Cheriot suits at 3.45, English Serge and Clay suits at 5.45, and thin coats at 33 cents. Store at 91 Summer Street, open Saturday and Monday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pices
The
Yankee Clothing Co
Satuday Aga
Unclear fragmentary notice on Elizabeth Curtis address
The text describes Elizabeth Curtis daughter of George William Curtis and mentions several clergymen from Lake Forest University West Troy Ashfield and Brooklyn. She receives a bouquet after her address and is greeted with hearty applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
National Civil Service Commission
Elizabeth Curtis
George William Curtis
Mr. Thomas
Lake Forest University of Chicago
C. B. F. Pease
West Troy
Ashfield
John W. Chadwick
Unitarian
Brooklyn
Chesterfield Hills
Tragedian Alexander Salvini Ill in Italy Ahead of Tour
Alexander Salvini the tragedian is seriously ill at Monte Catini villa near Florence. Doctors say his condition is not serious but he cannot begin his American tour before November. Manager Wilkison travels to New York via Liverpool to plan further steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Italy
Aexander Salvini
Monte Catini
Wilkison
New York
Liverpool
Salvini's Early Life and Breakthrough in America
Alexander Salvini, born in Florence about thirty years ago to Tomaso Salvini and actress Clementina Cazzola, inherited expressive features and strong will. He first acted in America with Clara Morris in Article 47 and was later seen by J. M. Hill who hired him to support Margaret Mather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Salvini
Florence
Italy
Tomaso Salvini
Clementina Cazzola
Ristori
America
Clara Morris
J. M. Hill
Margaret Mather
Split on politics shocks Knights of Labor and Glass Workers
Washington report notes a formal separation between the Knights of Labor and the Window Glass Workers' Association of the United States over political alignments. C S Cake says six thousand members will stand alone as glass workers favor McKinley while Kl are for Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Knights of Labor
Window Glass Workers’ Association of
United States
C. 8
Cake
Glass Workers’ Association
Bryan
McKinley
New York Tailors Reach Near-Deal as Strike Heads Off
In New York on August 13, leaders of the West Makers Union said all but seven contractors signed the new agreement and the strike would be called off tomorrow. Pants Makers Union reported forty five contractors signed, restoring work for about 600 hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Makers’ Union
Pants Makers’ Union
Colonel A. C. Drinkwater Seeks 12th District Democrat Nomination
Braintree August 13 Colonel A C Drinkwater of this town announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Congress in the twelfth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braintree
A. C., Drinkwater
Man Identifies Stranger Shot Self as Edward Cleary
Hyde Park reports a man who viewed the body of the stranger who shot himself at Readville believes the deceased is Edward Cleary of Hubbardston. Uncertain identity remains pending official confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Readville
Edward Cleary
Hubbardiston
Aldermen Set Police Matron Salary at 3.50 Daily
Salem officials fixed the police matron salary at three dollars and fifty cents per day when on duty, outlining the standard for active service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Jeremiah Birmin ham Bicycle Collision Injures Rider In Salem
Jeremiah Birmingham was thrown from his bicycle today after a collision with a team on Essex Street in Salem. He sustained rib injuries described as cracked ribs and received immediate medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Jeremiah Birminham
Essex Street
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Drs. Whitehead
Gallagher
Daly
Albert George Whitehead
Henry Hammond Wilson
New Haven
Conn
Wilson
Peter Callaghan
Chatham
Siberia
Callaghan
Gollings
O'Toole
Sir John Millais
Millaises
Legion of Honor
Paris
French Academy
Lord Leighton
Gov
Russell
As Me, Palmer
Madison Square Theatre Stock Company
Howell
Launcelot
George Parsons Lathrop
Blaine
Baron Harstfeld
Jim the Penman
Agnes Booth
Daudet
Fromont Jeurie
Alexander
Dr. Gualtieri
Giacometti
Ansidious
Coriolanus
Laertes
Cassius
Salvini
D’artagnan
Claide Melnotte
Hamlet
Don Cesar
Ruy Blas
Othello
Turridu
Cirillo
Mr. Salvini
Francé
Coquelin
Mme. Patti
Craigynes
Continent
Maud Dixon
Museum
Frazier
St. Botolph Street
Clarendon Street
Carlyle Street
Roxbury
Babcock Street
Brookline
Dr. Pratt
Blossom Street
Ludlow
St. James Avenue
Munger
Lexington
Main Street
Cambridgeport
Boylston Street
F. Meyers & Co
Spark
Senator Hutchinson
Alexander Salvini III
Alexander Salvint
Window Glass
NEW York Tailors
Drinkwater
Congress
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