Atlantic Works Wins Boston Revenue Cutter Contract
Boston wins the contract to build the new U S revenue cutter for Atlantic Works of East Boston, signaling a revival in local shipbuilding. The vessel, about 205 by 188 feet, will boost maritime iron work employment and production in the area, with plans expected from Washington and Pennsylvania steel arriving to meet demand.
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Boston
Atlantantic Works
Maritime Arts of
New England
Maine
Lake Champlain
England
Royal Navy
Atlantic Works
Noddle Island
Bath Iron Works
Bath
Pennsylvania
Noron
Union
Naval Department
Washington
Post
Atlantic Works Corporation
Rebingon Beiler Works
Corporation
Atlantic
Terprise
William Lawrence
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Lakes
Adams
Essex
Richard Rush
Samuel Dexter
City of
Winnisimmet Ferry Company
General Bartlett
Vidette
Shawmut
Penobscot
Boston & Bangor Steamship Company
Underwriter
Shearwater
John M. Forbes
O. B. Jennings
New York
Daniel 8. Ford
Formosa
G. F. Fabyan
H. E. Converse
Brooklyn Bridge
H. M. Whitney
Ottoman
I. N. Lothrop
Alfred E. Cox
George W. Copeland
William B. Joslin
Elmer H. Capen
James T. Boyd
Henry 8
North Shore crowds flock to sunny Sunday on beaches
The North Shore Sunday drew crowds from Great Head to Lynn with over 30,000 on Crescent Beach for the final gospel and parade events. Visitors included Knights Templar and Masons, with pickpocket incidents reported. Injuries included a skull fracture from a cyclist collision in Winthrop and burns on H. J. Murphy's Crescent Beach hotel. The Point of Pines festival closed with 890 attendees and a monster concert by J. Thomas Baldwin and notable musicians.
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Great Head
Lynn
Crescent Beach
London
Boston Force
The
Patriarchs Millitant
Park
Ocean Grove
H. J. Murphy
Palace Bath House
Shirley Street
Winthrop
W. J. Anderson
Winthrop Hotel
Bright
Gage
Massachusetts General Hospital
Point of Pines
Knights Templars
J. Thomas Baldwin
A. H. Knoll
Marie McNeil
Lon Brine
Germania
Baldwin
Passengers Arrive Aboard Scythia From Liverpool Aug 15
The Cunard steamship Scythia docked at the port yesterday from Liverpool with 601 passengers in three classes. Saloon passengers include J M Anderson and Mrs, Rev Dr Bancroft, Mrs Batchelder, Master Roscoe Carter, Charley Clemens, Walter Clarke, Miss Esther Cotter, and many others. second cabin and steerage lists follow with numerous named travelers.
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Cunard
Scythia
Liverpool
J. M
Mre. Anderson
B. Aspinall
Henry D. Bacon
F. R
Bancroft
K. Bancroft
A. H. Batchelder
Beasey
Miss Eager
Carrie J. Eastman
T. Elson
M. B. Ford
Armand Fertin
H. H
French
Fran B. Fuller
Alfred
Walde
Henry
Higginbottom
Thomas Hill
F. J. Richards
Nichards
F. A. Russell
F. W
Mre
Sanbera
Robert Sanderson
L. I. Scaife
Paul Schmidt
Montgomery
Smith
Alexander Smyth
Herbert Stith
Papal
Pete Pige
Anley
Ur J. Stone
Maud Strong
Towerer
John F
Shrievalty contest eyed as Curtis fields own HQ plan
Mayor Curtis prepares for a municipal campaign with a private headquarters in contrast to the city committee led by Senator Hutchinson. The plan aims to draw support from disaffected Democrats, while the Republican camp frays over sheriff race optics and rival candidates in a likely Democratic tilt.
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Curtis
Republican
Republican City Committee
Hutchinson
iMayor Curtis
Pemberton Square
George A. Hibbard
Senator Hutchinson
Hibbard
Mr. Hibbard
Representative Hibbard
City Committee
United States
Galloupe
John B. O’brien
O’brien
Seavey
John B. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
John B. Martin
South
Boston
Opening Night At Boston Theatrical Week Delights
Boston audiences will enjoy a gala program tonight at the Tremont Castle Square and Keith venues with Edwin Stevens in The Sphinx marking the 100th performance, plus novelties at the Grand Opera House and Lyceum. The Bowdoin Square hosts Jack Harkaway, while Masons attend Park and Knights events.
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Park
Columbia
Castle Square
Boston
Edwin Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Jack Harkaway
Bowdoin Square
Grand Opera House
Tremont Theatre
Masonic Temple
Tee Spein
Tremont St
Tel
Tremont
America
McKinley views on tariff and politics in Ohio interview
Governor McKinley discusses his presidential prospects and tariff views in an Ohio interview. He defends protectionism, rejects a constitutional tariff-change ban, notes the 1890 tariff's protective impact, and foresees gradual future adjustments to meet Treasury needs and industrial growth.
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Columbus, CO
McKinley
Protection
Congress
Treasury
Crosby Administratrix Continues Roxbury Undertaking Service
The undertaking business formerly run by Frederic J Crosby will continue at 10 Warren Street Roxbury under the administration of Elizabeth H Crosby administratrix. The patronage is solicited and the date noted is August 21, 1895, in Roxbury Massachusetts.
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Phe
Frederic J. Crosby
Warren St
Roxbury
Cielia
Zabeth H. Crosby
Boston
New London
Fenni Son
Norwich
Long Island Sound
Irein
Obituary notices from Boston area deaths Mostly August entries
Death notices list multiple figures including Henry C. Bellows age 52 at Beachmont Revere funeral Unity Church burial private Francis W Bacon age 5 at South Boston funeral from 429 West Fourth Street Catherine Crowley at Charlestown funeral arrangements for Monday with services at St Francis de Sales and interment in Malden Caroline Elizabeth Dyer widow of Ezra C Dyer aged 73 at Buttonwood Beach R I funeral at Trefoil Path Mt Auburn Florence Dorgar child of Johns and Annie Dorgar aged 9 months at East Boston funeral from 31 Porter Street Monday at 2 pm relatives invited
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Beachmont
Revere
Henry C. Bellows
Unity Church
Worcester and Woonsocket
Bacon
South Boston
Francis W
James
Barbara Bacon
West Fourth Street
Boston
Crowley
Charlestown
Catherine Crowley
Julia
Collins
Bunker Hill Street
St. Francis de Sales Church
Malden
Dyer
Buttonwood Beach
R. I
Porter Street
McKinley Sees Republican Health Amid Campaign Outlook
Governor McKinley declares the Republican party is in strong, healthy condition and will not split in the upcoming campaign. He emphasizes protection and reciprocity as guiding beliefs and asserts unity among supporters.
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McKinley
Glare in Port as Schooner Mary A Clark Sails
The schooner Mary A Clark from Gloucester, now commanded by Captain Hines with a Gloucester crew, entered port harbor Friday evening. He says owners intend New York cargo and thirty passengers for Madeira then African trade, denying Cuban filibustering plans. The Clark sailed from Port Aug. today.
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Vineyard Haven
Mary A. Clark
Gloucester
Hines
New York
Madera
Clark
Pattyson Advocates Jesus Teachings on Common Near Charles Street
W D C Pattyson spoke on the Common near Charles Street at 4 p m yesterday advocating the life taught and practised by Jesus and the apostles.
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W. D. C. Pattyson
Charles Street
Jesus
Apostles
American Wringer Co. Wringers Sweepers and Repairs
The American Wringer Co. at 13 and 15 Broadway extension, city, manufacturers of wringers, mangles, spring beds and carpet sweepers. All kinds of wringers and sweepers repaired. Orders promptly attended to by telephone Tremont 764.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
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Halifax
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