Gallatin Seeks Divorce from Pauline Cory After European Elopement
John Nicholson Gallatin, son of James Nicholas Gallatin and descendant of Albert Gallatin, is sued for divorce by his wife Pauline Munroe Cory. The couple eloped June 10 of last year, wed at the Church of the Ascension, and later separated in Scotland after a quarrel while abroad. The suit's nature whether limited or absolute remains undisclosed.
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New York
John Nicholson Gallatin
James Nicholas Gallatin
Albert Gallatin
Treasury
Jefferson
Gallatin
Pauline Munroe Cory
Edna Wallace Hopper
Mr. Gallatin
Cory
David
Miss Cory
Europe
Jack Gallatin
Church of the Ascension
Walter E. Clifford Smith
Scotland
Park Avenue Hotel
Quincy Woods Reform Sparks Sabbath Ban in Quincy
Aug 21 report from Quincy notes a new moral cleanup of summer resorts. Police will purge the town of Sunday clambakes and fights near Quincy Bay, targeting Boston visitors and edibles and drinkables on the Sabbath as the town vows lasting reform.
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Quincy
Quincy Woods
Quincy Bay
Riverside
Boston
Metropolitan Park
Brave Street Worker Helps Drink-Crazed Men Find Safe Paths
A Boston woman, Anna Goodyear of 67 Revere Street, spends years aiding fallen men from North and West End streets. She guides intoxicated individuals to missions or boarding houses, funds rooms, and collects public support for reform efforts. She promotes the National Homes Act to provide independent homes for the poor and reduce reliance on wages, though missions resist her pursuit of sober facilities.
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Anna Goodyear
Revere Street
West End
Miss Goodyear
Bishop Brooks
Rogers
Washington
Congress
United States
New Captains Appointed In Police Promotions
The city police department announced promotions last night. Daniel E. Curran moves to captain of Division 9 and William J. Lowery becomes captain at Division 15. Several sergeants receive lieutenant ranks and station reassignment, including George F. Saxton, Big Rufe Fessenden, William E. Hyland, William Maguire, and Ernest R. Taylor. Curran goes to Station 9, Lowery to Station 12 City Point.
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Daniel E. Curran
William J. Lowery
George FE. Saxton
Big Rufe Fessenden
Roxbury
William E. Hyland
Captain Curran
Station 9
Coleman
Lowery
City Point
Mimic War in Maine Forces Militia to Camp
Portland Maine August 1 The army reports the enemy fleet has started from the tropics toward Portland for an attack. The mimic war begins today and runs for a week. First and Second regiments of the state militia arrive by special trains, with reinforcements from Massachusetts Heavy Artillery expected tomorrow afternoon.
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Portland
Tropics
Rockland
Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Sanford's Ginger Healthful Remedy Standout Trade Mark
Breaks up colds chills grip and fevers without injury to health Sanford's Ginger is healthful. For loss of appetite indigestion weakness nervousness sleeplessness travel fatigue cramps and varied ills it is priceless. Look for OWL TRADE MARK on the wrapper to avoid cheap substitutes. Thirty years the standard in purity flavor strength sold by druggists and grocers.
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Sanford
Igoe's one day on the force ends in resignation
Thomas M Igoe serves two days in Fire Department Chemical 2 then becomes a reserve police officer at Station 6. On a tour with Patrolman Livingstone he watches a drunk wake with a billy and observes minor disturbances, a row over a political nominee, several drunks, a burglar capture, and a fire before resigning the next day.
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Thomas M. Igoe
Igoe
Fire Department
Chemical 2
Bluecoats
Emmons
Livingstone
Billy
Tim
Washington Street
Billy Patterson
Crippled Boy Saved by Dorchester Policeman
Pa trolman Horton of Division 11 acted promptly to rescue age year old Thomas Gateley from Dorchester Bay after a fall from a pier. He pulled the near drowning child to safety, ending a near tragedy while patrolling near the Independent Yacht Club.
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Horton
Division
Thomas Gateley
Clayton Street
Dorchester
Independent Yacht Club
Dorchester Bay
Young Gateley
Officer Horton
Strike Breakers Deemed Loathsome by Working Men Voices
Frank K. Foster denounces strike breakers as universally loathed in a Civic Service House lecture at 112 Salem Street. The talk drew about workers, small business people, and civic figures from the North End with Samuel Ballen presiding and speakers Myer Bloomfield Joseph Fleisher Philip Davis and Mrs. Charles Park attending.
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Frank K. Foster
Civic Service House
Salem Street
Tos’ ‘Ture
North End
Samuel Ballen
Myer Bloomfield
Joseph Fleisher
Philip Davis
Charles Park
Freight brakeman killed in New Haven railroad accident
William Kelley aged 25 a brakeman for the New Haven road was instantly killed tonight in Fall River. He had been employed by the company for two months.
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Fall River
William Kelley
New Haven
Kelley
Mrs Lincoln Wins A Point In Nassau County Meeting
Yesterday's Long Island investigating committee session featured a parliamentary clash between Mrs Lincoln, chair of the Pauper Institutions Board of Trustees, and Chairman Bresnahan. Mrs Lincoln won a point after objecting to a question. Bresnahan agreed to refrain from pressing the issue.
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Long Island
Lincoln
Bresnahan
Jacob Horton Takes Own Life In Wakefield
Jacob Horton, long time iron molder and veteran Smith & Anthony Stove Co employee, died this afternoon in Wakefield from an overdose of laudanum. The cause is listed as self-inflicted with unknown motive.
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Wakefield
Jacob Horton
Town
Smith & Anthony Stove Company
Governors at New Hampshire Old Home Week close event
Concord New Hampshire August 21 The fifth annual Old Home week ends with a main celebration at Freedom featuring Governors Bacheloor of New Hampshire Bates of Massachusetts and ex Governors Rollins of New Hampshire and Black of New York in an elaborate program.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Freedom
Bacheloor
Bates
Massachusetts
Rollins
Black
New York
Bananas, fish, and ships predominate Boston wharf news
At 10 o'clock yesterday the Dominion Hiner New England sailed from Queens town for this port with 199 saloon and 269 second cabin passengers and 29 percent steerage. The Mayflower arrived from Charlestown en route to Liverpool. Wharf receipts showed a fish boom with 270 barrels of salt mackerel via Nellie Dixon and limited ground fish. Haddock sold at 2 1 4 cents per pound, cod at 2 cents, hake and pollock at 1 cent. Bananas from Jamaica Cuba and Central America filled Lewis and Long wharves aboard several steamers. City of Bangor repairs paddlewheels after a collision, to resume service from Foster's wharf this evening. Steamer Trold with bananas from Sama Cuba tied at Lewis wharf awaiting new charter. Admiral Dewey carried大量 bananas and cocoa and fruit to this port. Kenwood schooner, previously feared damaged in a hurricane, arrived safely in Hull tow and will unload phosphate at Weymouth. A Boston Longshoremen meeting is planned for Sunday at Hanover Street. THD LANDSMAN
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Dominion Hiner New England
Queenstown
Liverpool
Mayflower
Charlestown
Nellie Dixon
Potter & Wrightington
Boston
Seinor Kitta Mildred
Atlantic Avenue
Haddock
Admiral Schley
Admiral Farragut
Trold
Foxhall
Buckman
Lewis and Long
Jamaica
Cuba
San Domingo
Costa Rica
Central America
Admiral
City of Bangor
Eastern Steamship Company
Bangor
Penobscot River
William McKie
Frank Jones
Foster’s Wharf
Lewis Wharf
Sama
Iberia
Bergenseren
Porto Cortez
Admiral Dewey
Port Antonio
Jam
Daniel S. Emery
John S. Emery & Co
State Street
Kenwood
Hull
Blanche
Bert Baker
Miss Mildred Kearney Joins Shubert for Winsome Winnie
New York August 21 Miss Mildred Kearney daughter of Dennis Kearney famed Sandlots orator is signed by Manager S Shubert for a term of years after a hearing. She debuts in the support for Miss Paula Edwardes in Winsome Winnie. Kearney a tall handsome girl turned 4 voice mezzo soprano with range and sweetness is a brilliant musician and eloquent advocate of her father s socialistic ideas.
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New York
Mildred Kearney
Dennis Kearney
San Francisco
S. §. Shubert
Kearney
A. H. Hummel
Miss Kearney
Paula Edwardes
Winnie
Shipping News Minute Almanac Aug. 22 Details Arrivals and Clearances
Shipping log lists sun rise and set times, high water, and merged vessel movements. Arrivals include Commonwealth and Queenstown with passengers and cargo to Richards Mille & Co and Frederick Leyland & Co, among others. Cleared and sailed vessels span steamers to schooners, with many destinations such as Liverpool, Baltimore, Boston, and Portland, Maine.
Hoxie Files Voluntary Bankruptcy In Boston
Albert N. Hoxie of 28 Cunningham Street Boston filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition listing liabilities of 4760, almost all unsecured, and assets of 1400. Principal creditors include John C. Hoxie Brockton 1000 Charles F. Stubbes Waltham 800 C R Karr New York 500 Henry C. Smith Plainfield N J 300 Edward P. Hoxie Winthrop 550. Principal assets are a Sandwich land tract and a patent ice cream freezer.
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Albert N. Hoxie
Cunningham Street
Boston
John C. Hoxie
Brockton
Charles F. Stubbes
Waltham
C. R. Karr
New York
Henry C. Smith
Plainfield
N. J
Edward P. Hoxie
Winthrop
Sandwich
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Howard Chandler Christy
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J. N. Gallatin
Andrew J. Lloyd & Co
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Back Bay
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Maine
Chickering
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Mrs. Lincoln
Tesl WE
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Men’s Union
Child's Kid
Russia
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Weymouth
Punta Gorda
Boston Longshoremen’s Trade Council
Hanover Street
Singer
Shipping News
Ata
MVVL
Commonwealth
Maddox
Ith
Richards, Mille & Co
Devonian
McConkey
Frederick Leyland & Co
Kennett
Torney
Port de Paix
Taytl
Logwood
Mader
Port Simon
Prince Arthur (Jr
Kinney
Yearmouth
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Nickerson
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Roix
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Ransom B. Fuller
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Godfrey
Gloucester
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Baker
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Chandler
Portsmouth
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Randolph
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Sunbury
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Coffin
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Edith
Eckley
Alen
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Fla
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Boughton
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George W. Jordan
Holden
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Northern Light
Robbins
Cole
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Mary Steele
Paschal
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Sullivan
George F. Keene
Murphy
Penobscot
Albert Baldwin
Cape Ann
Georgian
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Acilia
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Nor
Pietou
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C. B
Noble H
Mahone Bay
Bonnie Doone
Hantsort
Lizzie Catharine
Arichat
Ort Hastings
Annie
Yarmouth
N. 3
Prince Arthur
Puerto Cortez
Farragut
State of
Phenix
Hokendauqua
Black Bird
Bee
Plymouth
Nottingham
Port Johnson
R. R
J. Wu. Bowers
Hillsboro
N. B
Nathanielt. Palmer
Jonathan Sawyer
George W. Collins
Sullivan, Me
Harvest Home, Co
Laura T. Chester
Rockport
William Fickering
Lotus
St. John
Francis A. Rice
Mereghan
W. R. Huntley
Harvey
Imma EK. Potter
Annapolis and
Clementsport
A. J. Hoxie
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