Many Hebrew Maidens About to Become Brides
The Hebrew season of mourning ends soon and many Jewish brides will marry. Miss Lena Starr and Miss Jennie Mayer are among those engaged, with numerous weddings planned across East Boston and Chelsea. One ceremony at Commonwealth Hall and two at Baldwin Place Synagogue are noted, with outfits delayed by a local tailor fire.
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Jerusalem
Temple
Holy
Frances Goldberg
Minot Street
Julius Cohen
Jennie Mayer
North Margin
Abraham Freedman
Chelsea
Everett Avenue
Annie Stamfield
David Marshall
Concord Hall
Lena Starr
Salem Street
Joseph Grauman
Scranton
Penn
Commonwealth Hall
Boston
Baldwin Place
Lizzie Cohen
Chambers Street
William Shane
Webster Hall
BE. Goldstein & Son
Lowell Street
Egyptian Prince Ali Hassan Bey Leaves Boston for Shore Resort
Prince Mahomed Ali Hassan Bey, visiting Boston with Egyptian and British officials, left for a coast resort after noon yesterday. He traveled with Mr Ingraham and later departed with another party member, with no royal guest seen at the Touraine hotel. The prince may return to Boston this afternoon for Sunday.
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Mahomed Ali Hassan Bey
Boston
Touraine
Revere
Newport
A. Vv. Uoughton
Ingraham
Egypt
Prince Ali Hassan Hey
First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Holds 34th Reunion in Salem
The 34th annual reunion of the First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery was held at Salem Willows with 11 veterans present. Featured attendee Frank B. Chapin of Detroit traveled 1500 miles for the gathering, first time seeing his comrades in 39 years. Officers elected: Joseph Fr Buswell president, Thomas Full and Joseph B Arnold vice presidents, Joseph W Gardner secretary, Charles Green treasurer, Louis G Holt, J Payson Bradley, and W Cusick auditing committee.
Rebels Tighten Grip on Castro in Venezuela Crisis
Despatches report Venezuelan rebels surrounding Caracas from three sides as Ciudad Bolivar falls to Matos and Porto Cabello comes under rebel control. Reports say U S ships avoid further action while civil officials are imprisoned and the blockade at Porto Cabello is deemed ineffective.
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Castro
Caracas
Navy Department
Rodgers
Marietta
Port of Spain
Angostora
Venezuela
Orinoco Company
San Felix
Nichols
Topeka
Puerto Cabello
Angustora
Orinoco River
Ciudad Bolivar
Matos
Bolivar
Orttuco
Barcelona
Porto Cabello
Boxen
State Department
MacLean
Cincinnati
Trinidad
McLean
McCrea
Machias
St. Hatten
Killick
Ad figures in Clarke case
Beverly August 14 local interest grows in the Wilbur Clarke mystery after a Boston paper publishes an advertisement claiming to know what happened. I W Clarke is the missing boy’s father. police say the notice answers a letter to him but the disappearance remains unsolved.
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Beverly
Wilbur Clarke
Boston
I. W. Clarke
Ih. W. Clarke
Chebacco Woods
Ferguson
Clarke
Marion men arraigned in Marion for riotous assault
In Marion District Court five men Odder Andrews Owen F. Bumpus Noble KH Bates Andrew M. Gofford and William A Potter were arraigned on unlawfully assembling riotous assault charges in the tar and feathering of James McDonald. Bail was set at $500 each and a weeklong continuance followed.
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Wareham
James McDonald
Marion
McDonald
Odder Andrews
Owen F. Bumpus
Noble KH. Bates
Andrew M. Gofford
William A. Potter
Mach
Alan P. French
Joan McDonald
Charles Potter
Potter
Sailors Fight Natives in Port of Port of Spain Incident
A March clash in Port of Spain involving Hartford Indiana and Massachusetts crews ended with fists bricks and coal being used. Sworn by ship commanders apologies were issued to the mayor and the incident was hushed up.
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New York
Hartford
Brooklyn Navy Yard
West Indies
Port Au Spain
Trinidad
Indiana
Massachusetts
Colombian government moves reinforcements to the isthmus
The government cruiser General Pinzon heads to Savannilla for reinforcements but repair delays hinder sailing. Gunboat Cartagena, once Bashir, nears with interior reinforcements. Agua Dulce has no communications and the Boyaca, with about 800 men, has not returned since leaving Panama July 29. The government plans a large army to oppose revolutionary General Herrera.
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Colon
Colombia
General Pinzon
Savanilla
Cartagena
Agua Dulce
Boyaca
Panama
Herrera
Ice houses of Arctic Ice Company Burned in Fall River
Four ice houses owned by the Arctic Ice and Cold Storage Company were destroyed by a blaze this afternoon in Fall River. Several hundred tons of ice were lost and the damage is estimated at ten thousand dollars.
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Fall River
Arctic Ice and Cold Storage Company
Government deploys army to Atlantic coast in Colombia
A Bogotá telegram reports the national government has sent a strong army to the Atlantic coast to combat revolutionists, with the interior of the republic remaining quiet.
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Panaima
Colombia
Bogota
Atlantic
Morgan distributes Monon bond profits to 75 participants
New York Aug 14 profits realized by the Monon purchasing syndicate in the sale of 7 million dollars of bonds jointly guaranteed by the Louisville and Nashville and Southern roads amount to 202300 dollars J P Morgan and Co today distributed this amount among the 75 participants
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New York
Monon
Louisville & Nashville
J. P. Morgan & Co
Young liquor law victim found guilty in Portland
Joseph H. Norton an 11 year old boy was found guilty in Municipal Court on a search and seizure charge and sentenced to the Reform School during minority. The sentence was suspended if he promises not to assist in breaking the liquor law. Norton was caught during a raid on a Pleasant street resort turning a faucet in a barrel of ale. He admitted he had worked as a watcher for Martin O Hara named with him on the warrant.
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Portland
Joseph H. Norton
Reform School
Pleasant Street
Martin O'Hare
No Successor to Drohan in City Lamp Office
City Hall announces that with Drohan’s death the superintendent of lamps office ends. Its duties merge with the street department and Superintendent Donovan assumes charge.
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Drohan
City Hall
Suprintendent
Donovan
Shadow Yacht Club party at Peddock's Island farce
Shadow Yacht Club hosted nearly 100 guests from Independence Yacht Club at Peddock's Island. Captain Daly led the Shadows and a brass band in a parade to Sumner Fishing Club house for a sumptuous boiled dinner with prominent politicians and local officials attending and mingling.
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Bill’ Daly
Independence Yacht Club
Peddock's Island
Pemberton
Congressman Conry
Salvation Army
Conry
Salem DD. Charles
Sturgeon
Africa
Tom McCarthy
Boston Nationals
Sheehan
Couneror McNarmara
Thomas Callater
South Boston
Angora
Colonel White
Taylor
Fort Andrew
Daly
Pemperton
Joseph Conry
Edward Mahoney
Salem D. Charles
Gallivan
Shields and
Chisholm
McNamara
Edward Sul
Shadow
Captain Daly
Frank Butler
Walter Holmes
Walter Bowen
Edward Kennedy
Edward Sullivan
Tom Rice
F. Downes
J. O'Connell
Edward Merrigan
Thomas McCarthy
R. Reagan
Drexel Gives Wife Record Gift in Birthday Check
Newport August 14 Mrs John R Drexel reportedly received a $200000 birthday gift from her husband in a dramatic check gesture. He initially wrote the amount as one hundred thousand then tore it up and redid it as two hundred thousand concluding the record gift.
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Newport
John R. Drexel
Banquet Honors Rev. Simon P. W. Drew at Church
A banquet at Morning Star Baptist Church paid tribute to Rev. Simon P. W. Drew, praised as a true preacher and race leader. A mass meeting of the church’s colored members is planned for August 2 at Faneuil Hall or another public venue.
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Simon P. W. Drew
Morning Star Baptist Church
Drew
Faneuil Hall
Missing sailor feared dead after boat capsized near Salem Harbor
Ralph Bezanson aged 22% residing at Union and Bartlett streets has been missing since yesterday afternoon. It is believed he died when his 22-foot knockabout Gem capsized off Little Haste near Salem Harbor.
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Ralph Bezanson
Union
Bartlett Streets
Salem Harbor
Suffolk Court Sentences Jones for Larceny in Two-Year Term
In Suffolk Superior Criminal Court yesterday Harry Jones was sent to the House of Correction for two years after being charged with larceny. Ambrose Mc Laughlin, charged with burning a building, received probation.
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Suffolk
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