Massachusetts Delegates Return From Jamestown Trip
Governor Guild leads the Massachusetts Jamestown ter-centennial delegates back to Boston after a cheerful tour via Washington and Gettysburg. The party praised Southern hospitality, noted typhus scare unfounded, and planned possible Jamestown Club to keep fraternal spirit alive. Captain Remington lauded for tour management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Boston
Washington
Gettysburg
Governor Guild
Essex
Eagle Hotel
Jamestown Club
Remington
Pascoag Girl Murdered In Rhode Island Case
An autopsy found an eight year old girl named Brown died from a blow to the back of the head with numerous bruises. Deputy Roscoe S. Wood leads a search for Ernest A. Pepsold, 26, linked to the case after a Providence letter claimed the girl died at eight in the morning on Wednesday. Mrs. Brown, 26, had lived with the child and Pepsold in a secluded house on the road between Pascoag and Mapleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascoag
R. L
Brown
Mapleville
Roscoe S. Wood
Ernest A. Pepsold
Massachusetts Rifle Team Aims for National Trophy Run
The Massachusetts militia rifle team boards at North station for Fort Perry Ohio to contest the national trophy shoot August 28 and 29. Forty six teams compete. Capt Stuart Wise leads with officers White Harvey Burnham Portal Simmons Simonds Parker Jeffers Berg Cox Parker Burt Doneski Burns Shilloper Sweeney Upton and more. Massachusetts seeks a strong showing to heighten the event's drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
North Station
Fort Perry
Clinton County
American Rifle Association
Bay State
James G. White
John ¥. Harvey
Frederic J. Burnham
John M. Portal
Staff Corps
Coast Artillery
William 8. Simmons
First Corps
Stuart W. Wise
Sixth Infantry
W. D. Huddleston
F. P. Simonds
Maurice W. Parker
Charles J. Jeffers
Eighth Infantry
David Berg
Fifth Infantry
Edwin A. Cox
John E. Parker
Charles E. Burt
Peter J. Doneski
Frend M. Allen
James E. Burns
C. P. Shilloper
Charles F. Sweeney
Joshua D. Upton
Portal
White
Simmons
Allen
Shilliber
Huddleston
Wise
Simonds
Burt
Parker
Berg
Cox
Burns
Jeffers
Strike Leaders Express Optimism Over Ongoing Action
The strike leaders say the outlook is improving with unity unbroken and no deserters. President McGarty and secretary P T Haggerty project the union will intensify actions when negotiations resume, asserting strength grows as they press ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGarty
P. T. Haggerty
More Contracts Signed by Union in Leased Wires
The union arranged numerous leases of telephone wires with Boston firms and newspapers, preferring American or New England Telephone over Western Union or Postal Telegraph. Wires used for voice and telegraph, termed phantom wires, would be temporary. Telegraphs face losses, while phone companies gain. Strikers say Western Union may tire of strikebreakers, as the company pays wages plus bonuses to night workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
American Telephone Company
New England Telephone Company
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Western Union Company
Small
Postal
Post
Tom Clark
Ing
C. A. Richardson
Postal Telegraph Company
Old Orchard
Fice
Boston Union of Telegraphers
Hoke Smith
Congress
Mr. Frye
Broker Operators Scale Seeks 25 Dollar Week Wages in Boston
About 150 union telegraph operators in Boston plan to present employers with a wage scale demanding a 25 dollar weekly minimum. The move implies no pay rise for most operators. A State Street chapel meeting endorsed by the Boston Commercial Telegraphers Union supported the action. The new agreement will be presented to broker firms this morning and Monday for signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
State Street
Boston Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Washington Street
Kneeland Street
Claim That Mrs Eddy Was Mentally Incapacitated By Malicious Magnetism
The tentative master rulings limit alienists to accompany visits to Pleasant View and observe Mrs. Eddy under master direction with both sides present. Proponents seek open court examination, broader access for the next friends, and production of Mrs. Eddy papers. Key letters urge fear of “malicious animal magnetism” and show her controlling influence on kin and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Eddy
Pleasant View
Christian Science
Boston
John W. Kelley
Eddy
E. J. Foster Eddy
Calvin A. Frye
Streeter
Kelley
Jddy
George W. Glover
Mrs Eddy Letters Seen As Proof Of Mental Weakness
In Concord New Hampshire on August 16 authorities say scores of letters from Mrs Mary B G Eddy to relatives friends and associates are in the hands of her next friends who contend the documents show she suffered mental delusions that prevented competent management of her affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Mary
Mary Baker Eddy
Itave
Concord
N.H
Mary B. G. Eddy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jamestown
Bloody Angle
Woodle
Allan Woodle
The
Chandler
N. H
Mr. Ladd
Frye
George
C. S
Ginger
Perar
Paul P
Doe
Lam
Tan Pre
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!