Wardwell Plays Senate Bid in Bitter Fourth Essex Fight
Newscryrorr Aug 21 reports that in the Fourth Essex district a Senate race pits J Otis Wardwell against local opposition led by Blunt supporters from Haverhill. Wardwell abandons speakership bid to seek the Senate, with foes citing ambition and party factionalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srecian
Essex
Pike
J. Otis Wardwell
Republican State Central Committee
Wardwell
Newburyport
Wardweill
Haverhill
Blunt
William Cogswell
Mr. Blunt
Cogswell
Mr. Wardwell
Mr. Faxon
Elder Brethren Reunion at Manchester Tuck's Point
The Elder Brethren aged fifty and over who married into Manchester gathered at Tuck's Point for their eleventh annual reunion. About sixty-five attended including Rev. Daniel Tappan and Stephen Danforth, with reminiscences, a noon fish chowder, a group photo by A Munroe of Concord, and a business meeting reelecting the old committee. Deaths of local residents were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchesterr
Elder Brethren
Manchester
Tuck’s Point
Daniel Tappan
Stephen Danforth
George F. Allen
William H. Tappan
William E. Wheaton
William C. Rust
L. F. Allen
Luther Allen
Fred Allen
L. Allen
Alfred Annable
N. P. Allen
W. H. Andrews
J. H. Bingham
Amos Bennett
John J. Baker
D. L. Bingham
W. L. Crafts
John Carter
J. H. Cunningham
B. H. Corliss
Jacob Cheever
Samuel Cheever
J.S. Day
Samuel Driver
D. W. Friend
R. ©. Gilson
M. W. Grush
C. B. Ho
Andrew Perkins
Benjamin Preston
Horace Ross
J. Rabardy
Asa Richardson
Nathan Richardson
N. Sanborn
J. Story
N. Bb. Sargent
James A. Torrey
Daniel D.tappan
William M. Woodury
A. Munroe
Concord
William L. Crafts
Luther F. Allen
John C. Haskell
J. W. Slade
Andrew Brown
J.D. Winn
John Gilbert
Funeral of William G. Saltonstall at North Church
Salem Aug 21 Funeral of William G Saltonstall who died in Italy July 21 was held at the North Church with simple touching services. Rev E Willson read scriptures and poem, Rev Brooke Herford offered prayer, choir sang Lead then me on, burial in Harmony Grove. Notables present included Henry G Saltonstall Dudley Juckman Mrs Henry Lee ex Mayor A L Huntington Captain J B Nichols Colonel Henry A Hale and Joseph G Dennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Spectau
William G. Saltonstall
Italy
North Church
E. &. Willson
Brooke Herford
Boston
Henry G. Saltonstall
Dudley Ju
Henry Lee
A. Li. Huntington
Ice Legion
J. B. Nichols
Infantry
Henry A. Hale
Artillery
Joseph G. Dennett
Navy
Harmony Grove
Governor Ames Plans Boston Visit Tomorrow
North Easton, Aug. 21. Governor Ames has improved rapidly and will travel to Boston tomorrow for the first time since illness. He will return to North Easton early in the afternoon.
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Governor Ames
Boston
North Easton
Ames
Natick Man Killed Crossing Tracks At Station
Edward R. Chapman of Framingham, a dealer in paper bags and paper, was struck by a Boston express train at Natick station at 11 45 today and killed instantly. He was about sixty five years old.
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Natick
Edward R. Chapman
Framingham
Natick Station
Boston Express
Boston Lawyer Engaged to Norwegian Diva Zela
Edward O. Achorn of Boston announces engagement to Sophie Zela the famed Norwegian diva. The couple met in Stromstad in 1888 and after transatlantic correspondence they plan a Boston wedding soon. Zela sails from Hamburg September 1, with Ida Bothe and may return to sing in public. King Oscar expects her to perform again in Stockholm and Boston.
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Mlle. Zelat
Edward O. Achorn
Sweden
Norway
Paris
Sophie Zela
Achorn
Stromstad
Mile
Zela
Boston
Mille
Hamburg
America
Stockholm
Ida Bothe
Wolfe and Montcalm in the New World Struggle
Mr John Fiske delivered the fourth Old South course lecture on Wolfe and Montcalm detailing the French English and Spanish rivalry for America. He traced Frontenac Iroquois and Governor relations, Quebec siege, the fall of Louisburg and the rise of English power, noting how Quebec’s capture anchored U S independence virtually dating from that moment. The Old South leaflet quoted Parkmans capture of Quebec. Next week’s talk is by George M Towle on Franklin in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fiske
Alleghanies
Schenectady
New York
Canada
France
Frontenac
Winthrop
Fiske
Count Frontenac
England
New England
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Ryswick
Louisburg
Acadia
Maine
Ohio Valley
Washington
Alleghany River
Fort Duquesne
Her
Braddock
Pitt
Frederick the Great
America
Montcalm
Amerea
Ticonderoga
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Fort du Greene
Fort Pitt
Wolfe
Grant
Vicksburg
Plains of Abraham
Green
United States
New World
Parkman
George M. Towle
Franklin
Wood Lindstrum wedding at Roslindale Church
Last evening at 8 o clock a fashionable wedding took place in the Roslindale Baptist Church between Augusta W Lindstrum of Roslindale and H Wood of Cambridgeport. Reverend J M Wyman officiated. The bride wore white tulle trimmed with satin. Bridesmaids Sadie and Gertrude Lindstrom were present. Best man was F H Brewster. ushers included W Hunter Frank Sternberg H H Sueston and Dr H Marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roslindale Baptist Church
Augusta W
C. A. Lindstrum
Roslindale
H. Wood
Cambridgeport
J. M. Wyman
Sadie
Gertrude Lindstrom
F. H. Brewster
Messrs
W Hunter
Frank Sternberg
H. H. Sueston
Dr. H. Marshal
Autumn Tours From Raymond Whitcomb Include New England and California
Messrs Raymond and Whitcomb announce a broad series of September and October excursions to major resorts across New England New York Canada Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania. Trips range five to thirteen days visiting Thousand Islands St. Lawrence River Montreal Quebec Saguenay River Ausable Chasm Saratoga Lake George Champlain Placid Moosehead Memphremagog Watkins Glen Niagara Falls Trenton Falls Mauch Chunk Isles of Shoals Mount Desert Old Orchard Beach Gettysburg Luray Caverns Natural Bridge of Virginia Assateague Rich mond and Washington. Also planned are a Yellowstone Park trip and a continental crossing September 9 with two California routes in October 14. For circulars and full details contact W Raymond at 296 Washington Street opposite School Street.
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Messrs. Raymond & Whitcomb
New England
New York
Canada
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Rapids
Montreal
Quebec
Saguenay River
Ausable Chasm
Saratoga
Lakes George
Champlain
Placid
Moosehead
Memphremagog
Watkins Glen
Niagarat Falls
Trenton Falls
Mauch Chunk
Isles of Shoals
Mount Desert
Old Orchard Beach
Battlefield of
Gettysburg
Luray Caverns
Natural Bridge of
Arese Ferry
Richmond
Washington
Yellowstone National Park
California
W. Raymond
Washington Street
School Street
Pleon Yacht Club Regatta Opens With Seventeen Starters
Marsiencap August regatta features seventeen starters across three classes at Pleon Yacht Club. Oswa defeats Edith amid protest after fouling buoy 1 and 8. Gem wins centreboards with Estelle taking heels. Don secures earlier leg wins. Woods cup race not sailed.
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Oswa
Edith
Gem
Marsiencap
Pleon Yacht Club
Camp Nashua
Namepashemet
Dories
Fly
Peter Russell
Minna
Don
Point Light
Snail
Iris
Sapphire
Laura
Reba
Monnie
Estelle
Midge
Shiloh
Brownie
Don, Blaney & High
J. H. Norris
Dawa
H. A. Hildreth
S. W. Sleeper
Sila AL Ge
Ae Eaks RO
Irie
Bridge
P. Russell
Markland
E. Pierce
H. Jackson
Brownlie
Mee
Siete Ow Wel
W. D. Jackson
Yachts Move As Vessels Set Sail From Ports
New Reprorp reports Wenona sailed for Wood's Hall and Muriel for Cottage City after overhaul. Minerva heads eastward while Wyvern stays in port. At Vineyard Haven Helen owned by A. Prince sails to Marblehead, and steam yacht Talisman departs for New York.
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New Reprorp
Wenona
Wood’s Hall
Muriel
Cottage City
Minerva
Wyvern
Vineyard Haven
Helen
A. Prince
Newport
Marblehead
Talisman
New York
Yachting Cups Offered At New Brporo Next Summer
Major Edwin Hi Dews and other gentlemen in New Brporo plan to offer cups to the New York Yacht Club for races here next summer. Cups will be awarded for schooners and sloops, aiming to revive the old-time yachting interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brproro
Edwin Hi. Dews
New York Yacht Club
Four Fast Steamships Start TogeTher In August Race
New York observers report four major liners Teutonic City of New York Saale and City of Rome sailing together from port with large saloon passenger numbers. Teutonic and City of New York are favored in the eastward race to Queenstown with hopes of a record time and a six day crossing possible for the City of New York if weather remains favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spreranu
Teutonic
White Star Line
City of
Inman Line
Assault on officer ends in fine or jail
Sanem Aug 21 The District Court today had an assault on an officer to pass upon the defendant Lyman Waggett who assaulted Officer C A Smith of Beverly knocking out one of his teeth He was fined 50 or six months in the House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanem
District Court
Lyman Waggett
C. A. Smith
Beverly
House of Correction
Hotels and Guests List Sparse Social Register
A long roster of hotel guests and visitors is enumerated with names and places of origin or residence, spanning cities in the United States and international entries. The list includes physicians, families, couples, and individuals from Philadelphia, New York, Richmond, London, and Chicago among others, detailing affiliations and origin towns.
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Vendome
Charles
Turnbull
M.D
Philadelphia
Thomas A. Edwards
N. M. Wilson
Richmond
J. R. Jessop
New York
Robert Eisner
M. Chidsey
Austeria
Miss
Easton Phelps
New Orleans
Henry Glover
Louisville
Brunswick
J. D. Moulton
Savannah
J. B. Wilson
New Vork He
Augustin
Lady Addulas
London
George G. Hill
C. Swift
Cincinnati
Thorndike
John G. Mygatt
Charles I. Keidell
Ban
Baltimore
Charles D. Thompson
J. H. Ruther
Athens
Asbury Hall
Augusta
A. Chase
Providence
R. J
W. White
St. Louis
United States
J. Cutter
G. Brown
Parker
Springfield
J. A. Wurman
Tennessee
T. B. Wilcox, Jr
New Bedford
William Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
Ohio
Revere
F. FE. Shaw
Dunkirk
N. Y
Henry Norton
Met
Royey Davenport
St. John
N. J
Charles W. Baker
C. $8. Lane
Waterbury
Conn
W._R. Thomas
Highland Falls
Nova
Charles Stickney
Fond du Lac
Wis
George R. French
Northampton
George J. Akess
Chicago
Water main bursts near Chatham and Commercial streets
Early yesterday a water main burst near Chatham and Commercial streets, flooding cellars and sending water and debris from a fruit wagon into the street crowd. The Canton fire inquest was dismissed as false by Chief Wade, who criticized the handling of incendiary fire cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Herman Brimmer Inches
Tremont Street
Henry F. Jenks
Mt. Auburn
Horace Mann
Gifford & Lawrence
John French
M. F. Tracy & Son
Hiram Ames
William H. Keyes & Co
Massachusettes
Wade
Canton
Pratt
Merchants' Weeks Set Convention at Point of Pines
The Merchants' Weeks Association met with Vice President Farley presiding to hear committee reports on entertainment for the coming event. A harbor trip on the Nantasket, a dinner at the Point of Pines, and a seaside afternoon were planned. The convention will be held Sept 12 at Point of Pines with accommodations for 800. An entertainment committee was empowered to arrange tickets and headquarters, with three members named to secure proper lodging and tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Farley
Merchants’ Weeks Association
Bedford Street
Nantasket
Point of Pines
G. D. Gilman
H.C. Churchill
Court rulings uphold Kraetser and Mead patent infringements
In the United States Circuit Court on Aug 21, judges ruled for the plaintiff in two patent cases. Ball Glove Fastener Co. v Ball & Socket Co upheld royalty obligations and an injunction against Mead fastener use, finding infringement of Kraetser improvements. Milton A Kent v Stephen B Simonas found Mead patent not anticipated and enjoined infringement of its first two claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cotxt
Ball Glove Fastener Company
Ball & Socket Company
Edwin J. Kraetser
of. R. Bennett
W. B. H. Dowse
T. W. Clarke
Milton A. Kent
Stephen B. Simonas
Albert G. Mead
J. R. Bennett
H. KE. Naight
New York
Superior Court Sentences on Liquor and Offenses Listed
In Superior Court on August 21 Simeon Watts fined 50 dollars and costs and three months in the House of Correction for liquor law violation. Alfred Hardy and Thomas Kilday jailed three months for escaping from the House of Industry. Hardy to stay, Kilday to House of Correction. George Merrill fined 100 dollars and costs for selling milk below standard. John Mead and Arthur W. Clark each fined 50 dollars and costs for fence violations. Wednesday docket includes Gerrish lottery, Manning liquor, several assaults, larcenies, lord's day offenses, and civil suits with various penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaTrurop
J. Simeon Watts
House of Correction
Alfred
Gerrish
Manning
Linskey
Ryder
Keho
Galvin
Narry
McCarthy
Hutchins
Osbern
Spear
Judge Holden Fines Mrs Narvis for Theft in Entry Sacque
Late in the morning Judge Holden convicted Mrs Martha J Narvis of stealing a sacque from Mrs Maroney's entry. The offense valued at $10 carries a fine, with two months in the House of Correction as possible punishment. Narvis is expected to withdraw her appeal and pay the fine.
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Srpecrau
Notable Names in Carding Firms Across States and Cities
A fragmented list shows numerous attorneys and firm partners from diverse locations including Altoona Pa Birmingham Ala Cleveland Oh Chicago Ill Des Moines Ia and many more. Names like Bendheim Carroll Adams Rich Loveman and Gregg appear alongside firms such as Rich & Beiderman Childs Groff Co McKee Branham and Cantrell Bros reflecting a cross country networking of business figures.
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Altoona
Penn—S Bendheim
Ad. Co
Carroll of Carroll, Adams & A
Breastrop
Des Moines
Bentley
Bentley & Olmstead
Thorn
Easton
Penn
Hay
Hay B & S Co
Fayette
Ala
Harkins
Shelton & Co
Craw
Fayetteville
Brandt
Goldsboro
Indianapolis
Ind
E Branham
McKee & Branham
Jacksonville
C Marvin
C Marvin & Co
Amn
F Barnard
Memphis
J M Hill
J M Hill & Co
Mobile
Rome
R Cantrell
Cantrell & Bro
Sheffield Alabama as a rising iron and rail hub
A supplement on Sheffield Alabama highlights a town rising around iron and coal, with five blast furnaces nearly ready, extensive river and rail access, new banks, hotels, and factories. Investors are urged to buy land, build housing, and locate manufacturing here, citing strong ore quality, low costs, and favorable transit to markets.
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Sheffield
Ala
Sheffield Land, Iron & Coal Company
F.S. Mordaunt & Co
Tennessee
Cumberland Mountains
General Jackson
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Ohio and
Mississippi
United States
Musscle Shoals
Chattanooga
York Bluff
Methodist Female Seminary
South
Tuscumbia
Montgomery Avenue
Shefield
Moses
Sheffield First National Bank
New York
Boston Corporation
Commercial Club
Cleveland
Daily Enterprise
Pardee
Land, Iron & Coal Company
Montgomery Block
Mobile
Ware
The
Land Company
Capital
Sheffeld & Birmingham Coal, Iron & Railroad Company
Sheffield & Birmingham
Sheffeld Furnace Company
Lady Ensley Furnace Company
Electric Light & Gas Fuel Works
She Sheffield [Ee Company
Sheffield Manufacturing Company
Sheffield Contracting Company
Eureka Brick & Lumber Company
Sheffield Furniture Manufactory
Howard Brick Company
Sheffield Bakery & Bottling Works
Sheffield Mineral Paint Company
Caps
Sheffield Agricultural Works
Sheffield Cotton Compress Company
Millan Bros
Enterprise Publishing Company
Shetfield Street Railway Company
Shetfield & Tuscumbia Street Railway Company
First National Bank
Cleveland Hotel Company
Shetfield Hotel Company
Bank of Commerce
East Shetfield Land Company
Hull & Keller
Vorhees
Shetfield
Mobile Real Estate Company
Shetfield Real Estate Company
Sheffield & Mobile Improvement Company
Sheffield Stove Works
Aan Milling Company
Globe Iron and Brass Works
Standard Machine Shop and Foundry
Sheffield Cotton Mill
Owen Pink Mixture Company
Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company
Foulds
Enterprise Wood Working Company
Buchanan Straw Goods Factory
Sheffield Harness & Saddlery Company
Sheffield & Birmingham Railroad
Memphis & Charleston
Nashville, Florence & Sheffield
Pennsylvania
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Warrior
Iron and Steel
Birmingham
Shave
Enoch Ensley
Ensley
Pocahontas
Beng
Ben
Sheffield & Birmingham Coal, Iron & Railway Company
Lady Ensley
Sheffield Furnace Company
Memphis & Charleston Railroad
F.S. Mordaunt
Exchange Place
Boston
W. L. Chambers
Winston
Walker Counties
St. Louis
Evansville
Paducah
Investment bankers advertise for information in Boston
Parties desiring further particulars about Sheffield manufacturers and capitalists may obtain more details by mail or in person from F. S. Mordaunt & Co., investment bankers, 7 Exchange Place, Boston.
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Sheffield
Mordaunt & Co
Exchange Place
Boston
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OLD South
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Pleon Yacht Club Regatta
Parker’s
Robert M. Armitage
John A. Mitchell
Portland
H. A. Steikid
Fla
E. P. Shoemaker
M. W. Young
G. W. Thomas
D. H. Durant
R.P. Hardy
D. W. Sullivan
Kenton
Washburn
A. Shafer
Adams
George Wiley
Detroit
Mich
N. C. Elting
Florence
F. R. Brown
W. i. Montgomery
Bristol
Eng
J. E. Seitz
Knoxville
Senn
D. L. Patterson
J. H. Ringe
Merchants
Superior Criminal Court
J Loveman
Chester
Gregg
Gregg & Means
Marns
Mantonya
Mantonya & Co
J P Smith
R P Smith & Sons
Henderson
M Henderson & CO
Clarksville, Tenn
Rosenfeld
Cleveland, O
H & Childs of Childs, Groff & Co
W Cady
G W Cady & Co
Columbus
T O Burris
Leoieeville
J Newberger
Newberger Bros
IRON
SAN Miguel
James Gilfillan
Price
Congress St
Dak Grover
Armgate
Washington St
Horatio Harris & CO
Aucliuslers and Commission Merchants
State Street
McDevitt
Orange
Ward
Snow & CO
North Market St
Fulton St
California Fruit
Bartlett
Crawford
Richards & CO
Atlanta
Montgomery
Selma
Shefhield
West
Surrey
Warren F. Kevione
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