Labor Day Parade Orders From Boston Chief Marshal
General order No. 2 names Howard F. Ryan and list of aides for the Labor Day parade staff, designates divisions and formation points in Boston, sets 10 a.m. start on Sept. 2, and urges prompt reporting. Also notes division chiefs, guest list, and local assembly coordination with D A 30 and K of L bodies.
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Boston
Colin McDougal
Granite Cutters’ Union
Howard F. Ryan
Housesmiths’ Union
P. J. Mc
Nally
Machinists’ Union
George Crosby
Street Railway Laborers’ Union
Patrick J. Nee
Health Department Workers’ Union
Patrick Glennon
N. A
Patrick Connelly
L. A
Michael Haggerty
John F. Carr
Fred Miner
Painters’ and Decorators’ Union
F. Conroy
Roofers’ Protective Union
Copley Square
Central Labor Union
Dartmouth
Boylston Street
K. of L
Vicinity
Dartmouth and
Huntington Avenue
Building Trades Council
Boylston
Dartmouth Street
Richard W. Garrity
James Kehoe
Patrick J. Haley
Central Labor Organizations
George E. McNeill
A. F. of
H. J. Skeffington
United States Contract Labor
Henry Seman
Bakers’ and Confectioners’ International Union
Frank McCarthy
R. J. Anslow
Thomas F. ‘Tracy
J. J. McCarthy
The
Robert A. Woods
Andover House
Helena
Dudley
Dennison House
Pickett
Boston Herald
Andrew C. Hughes
Eliot Street
Marshal Kehosh
D. A
Suffolk County
Washington Street
John T. Galvin
Timothy Casey
W. Cunningham
Patrick Foley
Daniel Anglin
B. A
Marshal
K. of
Labor Day
New England Hall
Blatchford Hall
John F. O'Sullivan
James Keehoe
Tesiocaia
Union 6527
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
St. Stephen’s Hall
John Boyle O'Reilly
ProVidence
Central
James Day
Jeremiah O'Leary
Bakers’ No. 4
Hliot Street
Michael Mavin
Henry Wiseman
C. W. Mowbray
Wells Memorial
George E. Paige
Druggist Darted Morphine Fatality In Jamaica Plain
James Dolan a 17 year old employee at Bolster drug store Jamaica Plain was arrested for altering a prescription leading to a morphine excess that killed a four month old infant of Mrs Mary J Tansey. Dr J J Cronin ordered the drug and the Medical Examiner Drapben aided the warrant. Dolan surrendered and posted bail for today’s appearance.
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James Dolan
Division 10
Bolster
Jamaica Plain
Dolan
Centre Street
J. J. Cronin
New Heath Street
Mary J. Tansey
Marcella Street
Brolan
Cronin
Drapben
Local Happenings and Small Town Crimes
Sylas Feeley aged two was arrested for larceny of 444.43 from Michael J. McCarty at Murphy's alley. A store on 75 Causeway street was entered for 10.60 stolen from the drawer. Division 4 searched 11 Oxford street for gaming implements. A fan-tan lay out was found with two Chinamen arrested for gaming and four others for presence near gaming gear. John F. Tasney’s stable at 3 L street South Boston was broken into with a bay mare and a wagon stolen. Engine and chemical apparatus extinguished a kitchen fire at 68 Biach street rear four-story building. The liquor squad searched the steam yacht Fidget off Hast Sixth street for intoxicants, seizing two gallons of Wasskey and twenty-one gallons of beer. Frank A. Rynolde arrested for embezzling 316.21 from Cobb Hersey & Co at 16 Lincoln street on July.
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Sylas Feeley
Chester Street
Michael J. McCarty
Murphy’s Alley
North Street
Matthew McHnttie
Causeway Street
Meads
Oxford Street
Ing
John F. Tasney
Larstrest
South
Boston
Colby
Sparke
Brown
Sixth Street
Dorchester Bay
Frank A. Rynolde
Wright
Cobb, Hersey & Co
Lincoln Street
Nantasket Sunday Seaside Rush Draws Crowds to Beaches
Crowds flocked to Nantasket Beach on Sunday as ideal weather and the last Sunday before rain drew city and surrounding residents to clambakes, cafes, and boats. Knights Templars visitors from St. Louis and multiple commanderies chartered steamboats, with tours to Fort Independence and other harbor sights. Events include Holyrood and De Molay commanderies banquets, Banquets for 1000 Sir Knights, and local concerts by North Boston Band, while Hull Yacht Club plans its annual Ladies Day and a Saturday championship race results recap.
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Nantasket Beach
Jerusalem Road
Knights Templars
Ascaion Commandery
St. Louis
Boston
Fort Independence
Nix
Fort Warren
Winthrop
Oir Harbor
Old Ocean
Nantasket Steamboat Company
Holyrood Commandery
Cleveland
Hotel Nantasket
Hugh Dé Payéens
Séene Commandery
de Moley
Rockland
David O. Wade
Ocean View
Episcopal City Mission
Granite Manufacturers’ Association of Quincy
Nantasket
A. A. Pope
Margaret Pope
West Point
North Boston
Surfside House
Gunsaulus
Chicago
Atlantic House
Hull Yacht Club
Gleaner
F. O. Wellington
Swirl
H. M. Faxon
Coniay
A. Keith
la Chica
C. J. Souther
Deaths Danforth 20 Died at City Hospital Sunday morning
T Jefferson Danforth age 20 years 1 month died in City Hospital Sunday morning. Funeral at 10 45 Tuesday from his late home 178 Main Street Charlestown. Services at St Marys Church Charlestown. Interment Malden. Friends invited.
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Danforth
City Hospital
T. Jefferson Danforth
Main Street
Charlestown
St. Mary’s Church
Malden
Rise of a Poor Boy to Literary Prominence Ends in Boston
Henry C. Houghton Sr of Houghton Mifflin & Co died in North Andover at 72 from heart failure. He rose from a Sut ton Vermont upbringing to Harvard and Boston publishing, founding Riverside Press with Melanthon M. Hurd, shaping American printing. His son Henry O. Houghton Jr. is a partner. The biography highlights his work with Dickens, Bacon, and others and the lasting author printer bond.
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North Andover
Henry C. Houghton, Sr
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Boston
Henry
Houghton, Jr
Cambridge
Mr. Houghton
Vermont
Sutton
Burlington Free Press
Burlington
Henry Oscar
Noah Webster
Webster
Free Press
Young Houghton
Harvard
Bollés
Freeman & Bolles
Harvard College
Riverside Press
Charles River
Dickens
Bacon
Melancthon M. Hurd
Herty C. Houghton
Carlyle’s
Macaulay
Bacon’s
Coopérs
Hurd
Horace BE. Scudder
Houghton
Henry O. Houghton, Jr
Harvard Ih
Trades unions plan wage restoration action in Fall River
In Fall River Aug. percent, trades unions mobilize for wage restoration across the city. Rag workers hold a mass meeting in Weavers Hall, with district meetings and academy mass gathering planned. Slasher Tenders will form an organizing committee in New Bedford. Executive committees back wage demands, spinners call for urgent action, and the cloth market climbs while manufacturers report rising cotton prices.
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Fall River
Rawifig
Weavers’ Hall
Academy of Music
New Bedford
Waiters
Howard
Marriage of American Hows Sides Oraft
The couple Louis Hammond and Kathryn Sawyer married Aug 5 in Bill Parlor, Newark and New York residents. Found dead Aug 6 in their room at the American House. medical examiner cites death by own action. Mrs Hammond to be buried tomorrow. husband’s body kept for claim. police seek to verify residence and relatives.
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Louis Hammond
Kathryn Sawyer
George W. Osgood
Lynn
Bill Parior
Osgood
Héfé
Mr. Osgood
Boston
New England
Hammond
Carolyn
New York
Harris
Pollicé
Minnie Williams and the Boston man tale in Holmes confession
A Chicago Herald letter from H. H. Holmes claims Minnie Williams told of a Boston manipulator who swindled her, led to Texas and Chicago, and 1890s property deeds. The account details her finances, an asylum stay, and the death of her sister Nannie, with Holmes narrating the sisters’ links to crime and alleged murder.
Hammond insured in favor of sister not resident here
Louis Hammond, who died by his own hand at the American Hotel in Boston, was a traveling salesman for G. M. Ditner & Co. based in Minneapolis. Though not a Des Moines resident, he was insured in November 1891 by the Iowa State Traveling Men's Association, naming his sister Mrs. Van Houten of McPaul, Ia, as beneficiary. His business and family address was Maiden Lane, New York, and he had been paying policy assessments from that address until recently.
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New York
the Herald Today
H. H. Holmes
Mintile R. Williams
Ans
Big A
Campbell
Dearborn Chicago
Boston
Somervile
Mass
of & Co
New England
Holmes
Minnie
Svengall
Texas
Geraldine Warde
Leadville
Chicago
Hammond
Des Moines
Louis Hammond
Minneapolis
G. M. Ditner & Co
Iowa State
van Houten
McPaul
Maiden Lane
Bargain Basement Sale Warns of Wool and Suit Overs
A cluttered ad page offers men's suits and boy's outfits at deep cuts with prices like 19c to 11.07, featuring Melton overcoats and English clay suits. It promotes a gallery of prizes and a money back guarantee, inviting shoppers to visit for a wide array of wholesale-priced clothing and accessories.
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Bodin
Melton
Miss Williams believed alive after case linked to Holmes
The narrative recounts events surrounding Minnie Williams, her sister, and Charles Holmes. After a murder trunk disposal into a lake, Williams was moved to Milwaukee for treatment, later returned to Englewood, with belongings burned or given away. The speaker claims Williams survived into Detroit last fall and remains alive.
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Holmes
Hatch
Minnie
Milwaukee
Texas
Englewood
Pitezel
Philadelphia
Expréss Company
Pinkerton detective names Boston business man tied to Holmes
A Pinkerton detective in Boston claims one business man who knew Minnie Williams and funded Holmes remains undisclosed. He says the man, married with four children, operates on Washington Street and Holmes was traced to this man’s store multiple times during visits.
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Boston
Minnie Williams
Holmes
Pinkerton
Post
Wheelé
Washington Street
Conneff Aims To Break World Mile Record At Cambridge
On Wednesday Tommy Conneff the American mile champion will try to beat the world mark of 4m 17s held by F B Bacon. He previously ran 4m 17 38 at Holmes Field Cambridge. Also Sweeney the American high jump champion seeks to exceed 6 ft 4 1 2 in record held by Ryan of Ireland with a best of 6 ft 4 1 4 in.
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Tommy Conneff
F. B. Bacon
Land
Gonheff
Holmes Field
Cambridge
Sveral
Sweeney
Ryan
Ireland
Canoe Upset Alarms Crowd At Rivers Meet
A canoe incident occurred at the arena where contestants struggled after a crash near the boathouse. Perry and others helped victims as responders arrived. One person was hospitalized and two were taken to the undertaking establishment with minor injuries, authorities said.
Fragmented Santaicd Pac Item Baffles Readers
Readable fragments describe a local notice about a safety or charity event tied to a group named Dione and a Santaicd pac. The text is incomplete rendering unclear details, participants, or dates, with core names partially legible and no definite outcome or action stated.
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B. F. Larrabee & CO
Boston’s Busiest Bazaar
Boston Masonic Temple
Washington St
Temple Pl
West St
Kehoe
Rueter & & Co
Highland ‘Spring Brewery
MASE
Sunday Sands
Pall River
Lorrimer
Brent
Lorrimer &Co
Sarra PO
Baltimore
Ruth
Mariage
Newark
Nannie Williams
Wilmette
Ill
Isaac R. Hitt & Co
Chica
Clarence A. Phillips
Alexander B. Bond
Wrightwood Avenue
Minnite
Nannie
Miss Williams
Nankie
B. L. Than
B. L
Yankee Shriner
Ray
Shriners
Summer St
WHO
Boathouse
Perry
Honer