Girl Seeks 20000 for Injured Hand in Watertown Suit
Miss Agnes Powers of 11 Howard Street sues Andrew Adie of Saxony Worsted Mills for 20000 claiming injuries to her left hand on a drawing machine. She describes the incident and her severed, torn flesh mentions a doctor unsure of recovery. Powers is described as a 17 year old girl.
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Agnes Powers
Howard Street
Andrew Adie
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Miss Powers
Wellington Monument: Stevens design completed in temporary form
The Wellington monument in St. Pauls, designed by Alfred Stevens, is finished in a provisional state after delays caused by funding and official obstacles. The equestrian statue was not completed by Stevens and later cast by John Tweed, with Stevens’s model now erected.
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Wellington Monument
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London
Wellington
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St. Paul's
Dean Milman
Lord Leighton
John Tweed
ST. Paul’s Cathedral
Doorkeeper’s Honest Payoff From 68 Years of Service
Philadelphia August 2 The champion money finder is Isaac Banks a former Fidelity Trust Company doorkeeper who retired after 58 years. He found and returned about 2 000 000 dollars to owners earning no cash for the largest fund 100 000 dollars yet receiving 85 dollars in cash and modest gifts totaling 85 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Isaac Banks
Fidelity Trust Company
Boston Lawyer Morse and Sons Guilty in Deer and Partridge Killing
George W. Morse a Boston lawyer and his two sons Samuel F. B. Morse and Harry Morse appeared in the Dover Maine municipal court charged with killing two deer and two partridges in close time. They were found guilty and paid fines of 80 dollars plus costs for each deer and 8 dollars and costs for each partridge.
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George W. Morse
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Samuel F. B. Morse
Harry Morse
Vancouver in port after fog delays at Vancouver harbor
The steamship Vancouver under Captain Japhe of the Dominion Line reached Hoosac dock after fog delays. The Naples to St Michaels voyage added 14 days with 30 saloon, 72 second cabin and 661 steerage passengers aboard. Captain Japhe, formerly of the Nicaraguan, now commands the vessel with notable passengers including Mahatma Agamya Guru of Bombay and a Russian student.
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Japhe
Dominion Hne
International Mercantile Marine Co
Hoosac Dock
Naples
St. Michaels
Japha
McDonald
Leyland Line
Pacific and West Indies Service
Mahatma Agamya Guru
Bombay
Co Kolatschewsky
Boston man charged with felonious assault in Marine Park
Matthew F E Burns a 30 year old resident of East Fourth Street South Boston appeared in local court yesterday accused of attempting to commit a felonious assault. He was part of a four person party near Marine Park with his wife among them. Burns faced Superior Court handling in 2009.
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East Fourth Street
South Boston
Burns
Marine Park
Superior Court
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