Reunion of Putnam Graces in Nashua N H
In Nashua six Grace Putnams and five others with the same name gather for a two week reunion. The group traces back to 1900 connections through Lyons and Nashua and includes Grace Mae of Astabula and Grace Emma of Concord. They plan visits to Lake Canobie Lowell Lake Winnipeaukee York Beach Portsmouth Boston Salem and Danvers and note all are unmarried 20 to 30 and active in Methodist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. H
Grace Ella Putnam
Amherst Street
Graces
Grace Mae Putnam
Astabula
Grace Sophia Putnam
Towanda
Penn
Grace Sidibel Putnam
Sutton
Mass
Grace Laura Putnam
Weedsport
N. Y
Grace Emma Putnam
Concord
Grace Alles Putnam
Lyons
Grace Aurilla Putnam
Franklinville
Grace A. Putnam
Moline
Grace M. Putnam
Stony Creek
Grace Tower Putnam
Richford Springs
Grace Putnam
J. W. Putnam
F. M. Windnagle
Sodus Point
Massachusetts
Lake Canobie
Lowell
Lake Winnipesaukee
York Beach
Portsmouth
Boston
Salem
Danvers
Israel Putnam
Grace
W. J. Bea
Canton St
J. J. Murray
State St
J. A. Saunders
Beach St
Sta
C. H. Haines
Trull St
Somerville
Harvey Wait
Wellesley Park
Dorchester
Joseph E. Brown
Exchange St
Mulford
Temple Place
Captain Jordan Fights Pickpockets in Bowdoin Square
Captain Maurice C. Jordan of a Gloucester sailing schooner clashed with two youths who robbed him in Bowdoin square. He yelled that he was robbed then fought them, striking one man to the curb and kicking the other into the gutter as a crowd gathered. The thieves fled with his watch and $85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice C. Jordan
Dillingham Avenue
Beachmont
Gloucester
Bowdoin Square
West End
Jordan
Langford and Blackburn Fight to Draw in 15 Rounds
Sam Langford of Boston and Jack Blackburn of Philadelphia fought a fast 15 round bout to a draw before the Superville Athletic Club. Langford started by a right to jaw and rib, Blackburn answered with a stiff right to jaw, and in the second Langford rushed and hit Blackburn on the jaw with a left hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Penn
Sam Langford
Boston
Jack Blackburn
Philadelphia
Superville Athletic Club
Langford
Blackburn
Coffee Cessation Restores Health and Insurance Eligibility
A Colorado man credits quitting coffee and using Postum with restoring digestion and nervous stability, curing heart trouble and allowing life insurance approval after a second exam. The testimonial promotes Postum from the Battle Creek company and cites its book The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Postum
Life Insurance Company
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Dugan Makes Up His List For Grand Jury
A special session will hear witnesses next Monday as the grand jury weighs statements. The district attorney and Captain Dugan refuse to release the list of expected witnesses. The interior list centers on the Board of Aldermen, dock company officers led by Edmund D Codman, and various labor leaders tied to the dock controversy and bribery allegations involving Martin H Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugan
Aldermen
National Dock and Storage Warehouse Company
Edmund D. Codman
George Burroughs
Herbert M. Cox
Charles R. Sturgis
George R. Fearing, Jr
George L. de Blois
George Tyson
George C. Lee
Peter W. Collins
Central Labor Union
James Mahoney
Marine Firemen’s Union
John Ellis
Prosident Longshoremen’s Union
William J. Frazier
Seamen’s Union
Frank K. Foster
D. D. Driscoll
State Branch
American Federation of Labor
Henry Abrahams
Fred Kneeland
Peter Douglas
Team Drivers’ Union
Messrs. Collins
Mahoney
Ellis
Frazier
Martin H. Ryan
North End
Ryan
Ely
Collins
Messrs. Foster
Driscoll
Abrahams
Kneeland
Alderman Linehan Skips Ward 18 Banner Club Outing
The Banner Club of Ward 18 hosted a Bass Point trip last night with about 500 attendees. Alderman Linehan did not attend and sent regrets from Buffalo via telegram. Ex-Alderman Flannigan of Ward 19 announced his Senate candidacy during the return event after leaving Lincoln wharf at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linehan
Banner Club
Ward 18
Bass Point
Fahey
Buffalo
Flannigan
Ward 19
Senate
Lincoln Wharf
Labor Notes From Boston Unions Highlight Arbitration and Admissions
Labor notes report advertising solicitors as swindlers targeting businessmen for a souvenir. Stationary Engineers' Union 16 settles a work dispute at Independent Wood Co East Cambridge with the reinstatement of the engineer. Dennis D. Driscoll urges arbitration after a Boston Beer Co discharge and engineers accept. Four applicants admitted. B and M Railroad Freight and Baggagemen local elect officers J W Stanley L R Fletcher Walter Spearing Orrin N Perringer. Boilermakers Union 250 votes not to parade Labor Day. Edward J Slattery addresses Iron and Brass Moulders 109 on tobacco trust and child labor. Twenty four applicants admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades Council
Stationary Engineers’ Union ‘16
Independent Wood Company
East Cambridge
Dennis D. Driscoll
State Branch
Boston Beer Company
B. & M. R. R. Branch
Brotherhood Railroad Freight and Baggagemen
J. W. Stanley
L. R. Fletcher
Walter Spearing
Orrin N. Perringer
Union
Edward J. Slattery
South Framingham
Tobacco Trust
Blazing Auto Draws Crowd On Boylston Street
A blazing automobile on Boylston street near Tremont drew a crowd of several hundred as Inspector Pierce and Patrolman Hardigan kept bystanders safe. Chauffeur A. W. Mutty lost control when the overheated motor ignited the gasoline, threatening explosion for ten minutes until the fire was put out with chemicals and the car was heavily damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Street
Pierce
Hardigan
Boylston Street
Tremont
A. W. Mutty
South Boston man charged in market wagon robberies
Late last night Division 6 officers arrested Richard F. Nagle of 159 Broad way South Boston on a charge linking him to a gang that has robbed wagons in the market district over several months. William E. Sullivan alias Frank Scott alias John J. McAuliffe was held for the grand jury in $1000 after being caught Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division 6
Richard F. Nagle
Broadway
South
Boston
William E. Sullivan
Frank Scott
John J. McAuliffe
Russia Announces National Consultative Assembly For Empire
Emperor Nicholas proclaims a gosudarstvennaila douma to include deputies from 50 governments and a Don military province. Elections regulations to be approved immediately, with deputies expected by mid January 1906. Special provisions for Finland and regional conditions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Nicholas
Russia
Moscow
Peterhof
Gosudarstvennaila
House of Assembly
Grand Duchy
Douma
Don
PESSIMISTIC AGAIN At Portsmouth Peace Conference
Jihei Hashiguchi reports from Hotel Wentworth in Newcastle New Hampshire that envoys continued Article 11 but did not finish it and then discussed Article 1 which was settled unanimously. The conference adjourned to August 22 with rumors of a Washington adjournment before completing terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jihei Hashiguchi
Boston Post
Portsmouth
Wentworth
Newcastle
N. H
Washington
Russia
Japan
Jealousy blamed in Maine murder case still under study
Police pursue a jealous motive in the Hackett girl murder in Readfield as a hempen cord killed Mattie Hackett. A neighbor says a man with a woman’s dress may have been involved. Sheriff offers 300 dollar reward. engagement to Lester Lyons noted.
Summer Cold Remedies Advertises Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine and Cola Qure as cures for the summer cold. It urges readers to call for the full name and to seek the signature of E. W. Grove. Price listed as 25e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Final instructions awaited as peace talks adjourn
Envoys from Russia and Japan pause negotiations at the Hotel Wentworth New Castle New Hampshire for four days. Officials expect decisive orders from St Petersburg and Tokyo to determine whether war or peace continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Tokio
Readfield Murder Linked to Boston Clerk’s Rumored Engagement
Mrs Harriet S Lyon of South Boston denies any engagement between her son Lester P Lyon and Mattie Hackett, the Readfield Me murder victim. She says the two were only friends, they exchanged letters, and a telegram from Hackett's father announced her death. Lester Lyon, 22, works as a clerk at 5 Chatham Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet S. Lyon
M Street
Boston
Lester P. Lyon
Mattie Hackett
Readfield
Lester
Miss Hackett
Lester Lyon
Chatham Street
Wolves Band Concert a Tremendous Success
The Wolf's Band concert drew an enormous crowd at the corner of Hanover and Portland streets last evening. Salem Cadet Band conductor Jean Missud led popular and patriotic selections, with cornet solos by Fred Bannan earning strong applause. The next concert is Friday evening August 25 by the Lynn Cadet Band conducted by S. S. Survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Jean Missud
Wolf’s
My Clothier’s
Hanover
Portland
Fred Bannan
Lynn Cadet Band
Lynn
S. S
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Nashua, N. H
Nam
Weedsport, N. Y
Astabula, O
LABOR
Blazing Auto
South End
James M. Solomon
Beacon Street
Grand Duchy of Finland
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Maine
Hackett
Augusta
Harry Jones
Jones
Auburn
Livermore Falls
Mattie
Wilke
Nerer
Brown
Lester Lyons
South Boston
Sheriff Hall
Levi Hackett
White Mountains
Wilfred
State Road
Frank Ham
Champlain Ave
Chicago
Apitezo
James King
Komura
Witte
Baron Rosen
Magnolia
United States
Peirce
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Dr. Miles
Miles
E. M. Mooberry
Windsor
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Milk St
Benjamin F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
D. I. Appel
William B. Turner
Warren Sawyer
Thomas Sherwin
Nathaniel J. Rust
Henry Parkman
Wallace L. Pierce
Charles FE. Cotting
Gordon Abott
Reginald Foster
Benjamin I
Charles H. Flood
Milk Street
A. H. Curtis
Federal Street
West D. Eldredge
Hanover Street
Gton Ss
Lawrence
Salisbury Beach
Lewis H. Lawrence
Carme
J. Newman & Sons Corp
Tremont St
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