Bonaparte Illness Report From Manchester Deemed Untrue
The Manchester bulletin of Jerome Bonaparte’s serious illness reaching Boston yesterday is proven untrue though some foundation exists. Bonaparte suffers jaundice and a worsening liver complaint but Dr. Curtis says not dangerous. The family plans at Pride’s Crossing may be unsettled though he remains under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Jerome Bonaparte
Boston
Bonaparte
Pride’s Crossing
Dr. Curtis
Beverly Farms
Mr. Bonaparte
Charles G. Loring
Pride’s Crossing Station
Missing Cambridgeport painter Horace Tucker found?
Horace Tucker of 223 Franklin Street Cambridgeport, a painter by trade, left for work last Thursday morning with no sign of return. His wife and friends are anxious, hoping he is delayed by business and will come home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Tucker
Franklin Street
Cambridgeport
Tucker
Oak Island license dispute stirs Revere meeting
The Revere Selectmen revoked Oak Island license held by J J Sweeney for gambling and liquor violations. No License League argues breach while Sweeney’s side cites original no license understanding. Hearing drew many residents, with town sentiment split and officials still under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selectmen
Revere
J. J. Sweeney
Oak Island
Board of Selectmen of
Sweeney
Benjamin B. Dewing
A. B. Champlin
Chelsea
Dewing
Ladies' Night At Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club
The Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club in South Boston hosted its annual ladies night and illumination event last evening. Decor featured flags bunting and Chinese lanterns as a band concert and dancing lit up the house and floats under the guidance of the regular house committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club
South Boston
Tragedy at Turner's Pond Drowns Valley Child
Walter Kellas 13 son of James H Kellas drowned while bathing in Turner's Pond Norwich Conn. This afternoon. Bed nis after leg was recovered in fifteen minutes but he could not be resuscitated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Conn
Walter Kellas
James H. Kellas
Turner’s Pond
Along the Water Front at East Boston and Nearby Trades
A busy waterfront column reports the Curlew losing its smokestack after contact with a hawser at East Boston docks. It notes new Lynn to Boston steamship trips, a jacket found at sea, a serious fall at Simpson's dry dock, and repairs to a rudderless fruit steamer Bernard. Also covered are lost kittens from a Metropolitan fireboat crew, a five foot sea serpent like fish caught off Nova Scotia waters, and Abdon Keene’s swordfish haul with crew earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curlew
Old Eastern Railroad
East Boston
Scythia
Cunard
Lynn & Boston Steamboat Company
Newhall
Lynn
Carney’s
Boston
Reed
Florence
Highland Light
Lowe
Plymouth
Hugh Livingston
Hunnewell Place
Simpson’s Dry Dock
Livingston
Bernard
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Atlantic Works
Metropolitan Wharf
James B. Stetson
William Wolfe
Provinstown
la Have
Nova Scotia
Abdon Keene
Portland
Sword
North Shore summer activity grows as visitors linger
The North Shore towns report hotel rooms filling fast as the season extends beyond usual. Illumination night, Labor Day crowds, and a Revere firemen parade reflect strong summer hospitality. A private Shirley Bijou masquerade entertained about seventy five couples while a moonlight Winthrop excursion replaced the sail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Shore
Shirley
Winthrop
Young
New
Point ‘of Pines
Winthrop Beach
Crescent Beach
Fire Department of
Revere
Shirley Bijou
Lizzie Ireland
J. W. Lester
James Jevereux
Maimie Learnard
Eugene Ireland
Joseph Devereux
William Ireland
Walter Brice
Lu Mack
Jennie Ireland
Godey
Knight
Skippie
Gardner
Mabel Lester
Minnie Ireland
A. H. Miller
Blanche Lubin
Dan McFadden
Page
Louis Morse
W. Libbie
J. Devereux
Samuel Bayley
Winthrop Yacht Club
George Close
Cambridge
Point of Pines
Thayer
Boston
Revere Beach
Iynn Road
Short Beachy
Mills resume in Providence and New England towns
A large number of cotton mills and industrial plants in Providence and Pawtucket resume operations with full forces. Westerly mills also reopen. Stillman carriage works adds workers. British hosiery and worsted mills near Thornton to start. Quidnick manufacturing extends and doubles staff. Fall River mills vote wage cuts of 10 to 15 percent after a regional cotton industry review. Ten million dollars in gold arrives in New York from San Francisco and European banks. Some tanneries and small firms announce upcoming shutdowns due to tight money markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Slater Cotton Mills
Lorraine Mills
Union Wadding Works
Pawtucket
Westerly
Stillman Carriage Works
Thornton
Lawrence Belting Company
Millville
Perkins Horseshoe
Diamond Machine Company
Quidnick Manufacturing Company
Quidnick
Manville
Fall River
Boston
New England
Rounseville
Rounesville
New York
San Francisco
Campania
la Burgogne
Chase National Bank
Bank of Scotland
American Express Company
Dominion Bank
Toronto
Speyer & Co
Speyer Bros
Arbuckle Bros
London and Westminster Bank
London Joint Stock Bank
Hosier Wood & Co
Sharp & Wilkins
L. von Hoffmann & Co
R. Raphael & Sons
United Express Company
Credit Lyonnais
Wells, Fargo & Co
Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Co
L. Allard & Co
Ralli Bros
Dedham
John C. Lane
Norwood
Lyman Smith Sons
Wilson Bros
Lawrence
Phillips & Reinhardt
Percy H. Brundage
Broome Street
James J. Daly
Death by Own Action In Pawtucket
Henry Bodkin of Pawtucket hanged himself in his barn this morning. Despondency from illness is believed to have prompted the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R.I
Henry Bodkin
Pawtucket
Senate passes silver bill amid heated party division
The bill cleared the House by a 239 to 110 vote after a third reading. The tally showed strong party lines with extensive roll calls and mixed support for amendments. The session noted weather and technical issues as wires down in Washington. Secretary Carlisle praised the Wilson bill and urged swift Senate action on the silver question.
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Grossment
Yeas
Penn
Berry
Dem
Bingham
Rep
Black
Ill
Blair
N. H
Boutelle
Maine
Brattan
Brawley
Ind
Brickner
Wis
Brookshire
Brosius
Brown
Indiana
Bunn
North Carolina
Burrows
Mich
Num
Cabiniss
Cadmus
N. J
Cadwell
Campbell
Cochran
N. Y
Cogswell
Mass
Compton
Conn
Coombs
Cooper
Fla
Cornish
Cousins
Covert
Crain
Tex
Cummings
Curtis
Dalzell
Daniels
Davey
Deforest
Dingley
Deliver
Donovan
Doolittle
Wash
Draper
Dunn
Dunphy
Durborrow
Edmunds
English
Erdman
Everett
Fellows
Fielder
Fitch
Fletcher
Minn
Forman
Funk
Gardner
Gear
Lolwa
Geary
Cal
Geissenhainer
Gillett
Goldzier
Gorman
Gresham
Texas
Grosvenor
Ohio
Grout
Haines
Hall
Hammond
InId
Hare
Harmer
Harter
Haugen
Mantle Seat Defeat in Senate After Table Motion
The Senate backed the motion to table the reconsideration of Mantle's Montana seat, with a 31 to 28 vote. Allen of Washington failed to win a seat by three votes. A judiciary committee bill to repeal the federal election law was reported by Mr Hill of New York, while the House bill repealing the Sherman Act reached the Senate and was sent to the finance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee
Voorhees
Finance Committee
Cockrell
Missouri
Treasury
Yeas
Lee-Mantle
Senate
Mantle
Montana
Mantle. Allen
Washington
Judiciary Committee
Hill
Dem
New York
Seventeen Hours Struggle Ends for Grate L. Fears Crew
Gloucester reports losses from a week earlier hurricane. Grate L. Fears, wrecked at Herring Cove, survived after seventeen hours with pumps working while water rose. Skipper Louis Johnson, crew lashed to wheel, reached shore as ship neared sinking. Harry G. French lost crewman Charles Bushong. Lilia F. Norwood arrived without skipper Alfred Johnson injured on deck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Grate L. Fears
Herring Cove
N. S
Brown’s Bank
Louis Johnson
Harry G. French
Charles Bushong
Bushong
Lilia F. Norwood
Alfred Johnson
Nineteenth Veterans Hold Salem Reunion and Elect Officers
About fifty members of the old Nineteenth Regiment met at Salem Willows for their annual reunion. Officers elected include President George T. Coppins and ten company vice presidents, with Colonel Henry A. Hale as at large. Lynnfield chosen as next reunion site. dinner featured several toasts from notable figures and veterans groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Nineteenth Regiment
Salem Willows
George T. Coppins
Amos Scannell
T. A. S. Mitchell
Russell Foster
D. O. Barton
H. K. Martin
H. McFarlane
Jackson Dawson
A. F. Hitchings
Albert Damon
Frank Leach
Henry A. Hale
Charles A. Newhall
Lynnfield
Elsworth
Our Country
William Cogswell
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
J. G. B. Adams
E. W. Hincks
J. C. Chadwick
Arthur Devereux
Salem Light Infantry
H. F. Staples
Second Corps of Cadets
John W. Hart
William H. Nichols
Phil H. Sheridan
Head of Immigration Visits Boston to Coordinate Canada US Intake
The Hon. Herman Stump, superintendent of immigration at Washington, traveled to Boston yesterday morning on his way to Canada. He aims to systematize immigration between the two nations and to curb arrivals for the moment due to economic uncertainty and a disappointing winter outlook affecting business and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Stump
Washington
Boston
Canada
United States
New England Farmer Moves to Devonshire Street
The New England Farmer, the oldest agricultural paper, has relocated from Merchants' Row to 20 Devonshire street as its business expands under Mr Whitaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Farmer
Merchants’ Row
Whitaker
Devonshire Street
Young man suffers heat and hunger scare in Marlboro
At noon yesterday a 21 year old Marlboro native Alfred Teabo collapsed on Washington street near Northampton from heat and exhaustion after three days without food. He was taken to City Hospital semi conscious and later slept quietly, with doctors suggesting sunstroke linked to hunger is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Northampton
City Hospital
Boston
Alfred Teabo
Marlboro
Montgomerys Outing Gives Veterans A Day Of Leisure
The Montgomery Light Guard Veteran Association held its annual summer outing labeled ladies day. Members in full dress uniforms marched to Rowe's Wharf aboard the Governor Andrew with the First Regiment Band playing Montgomery's March. After docking at Downer Landing they wore fatigue coats for dancing and a huge clam bake at noon followed by more games. They returned to Boston by 6:30 for remarks from Colonel Doherty and Lt Manning amid thanks from the Tigers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesteray
Montgomery Light Guard Veteran Association
Pridges
Washington Street
Thomas F. Doherty
Rowe's Wharf
Andrew
Downer Landing
Regiment
Carey
City Hall
Montgomery
John H. Wiener
Boston
Doherty
Deegan
Manning
Tigers
Richard Murphy
John Deegan
M. B. McCafferty
John H. Lanigan
Timothy Daly
Funeral of N B Jackson Assistant Engineman of Engine 27
The funeral of Nathan B. Jackson assistant engineman of Engine 27 who died Friday night at Hamilton took place yesterday from his Charlestown home 24 Pearl street. Engine 27 members attended in a body with an escort of sixteen under District Chief C H W Pope. Delegations from Howard Lodge S O O F Prescott Lodge A O O W attended as Jackson was a member. Pallbearers included Joseph A Kelley Philip Shaw Fox and Charles Collins and two Howard Lodge members. Interment was at Woodlawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan B. Jackson
Engine 27
Hamilton
Pearl Street
Charlestown
C. H. W. Pope
Maldenbridge
Howard Lodge
Prescott Lodge
Birthday salute to Oliver Wendell Holmes at 84
Good morning messages mark Oliver Wendell Holmes’s 84th birthday with friends lining up for autographs. He opens his home for visitors curious about the nautilus gift and the one horse shay mention, celebrating aging gracefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Shay
Found Dead in South End Room Causes Call for Medical Examiner
Emma W. Spinney aged 40, homeless and friendless, was found dead last night in her room at 3 Groton Street South End. Dr. Fernald said death likely natural but urged Medical Examiner Draper be notified for examination at City Hospital morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma W. Spinney
Groton Street
South End
Fernald
Draper
City Hospital
Fatal Fall in South Boston Child Dies After Window Plunge
Two-year-old Charles Lyons of 280 Dorchester avenue visited a friend's home on B street, South Boston. Around 6 p.m. he fell from a third story window to the sidewalk, fracturing his skull. Dr. Watts arrived too late. the child died at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lyons
Dorchester Avenue
B Street
Boston
Watts
Search for missing Charlestown man Robert Miller continues
Up to a late hour last night no tidings had been received of Robert Miller who went missing after a fishing trip from Charlestown. Harbor police are conducting a search without success and believe he may have drowned or be ashore on an island in the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Miller
Charlestown
Miller
Trench Digging Accident In East Boston Claims Worker
Dennis McCarty a 57 year old city water department employee was digging a trench on London street East Boston when the sides caved in burying him to the neck. Fellow workers freed him and Dr Bragdon at General Hospital found internal injuries and a dislocated collarbone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis McCarty
Border Street
East Boston
City Water Department
London Street
Bragdon
General Hospital
Man Held on Bogus Orders Fraud Charge
William Berry aged 27 was arrested by Inspector Glidden on a charge of obtaining 10 dollars by false pretences. Prosecutors expect more charges totaling about 1500 dollars for bogus orders against city firms. He was a salesman for Joseph F Noera, a dry goods dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Berry
Inspector Glidden
Joseph F. Noera
Regular Cop Now Appointed in General Order 175
In general order No 175 issued by the Board of Police last night Reserve Officer William E Pratt of Division 3 was appointed a regular officer and assigned to the same station for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police
William E. Pratt
House Burglary Report Stolen Ten Dollar Theft
Cambridge resident Robert Boynton reports his home at 16 Broadway was entered Saturday afternoon. A bureau drawer contained ten dollars missing, prompting police inquiry and investigation at headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Boynton
Broadway
Cambridge
Peabody Medical Institute Honored for Nervous Disorder Treatments
The Peabody Medical Institute near Boston marks thirty years of treating nervous disorders with highly trained physicians. Dr. William H. Parker receives the gold and jeweled medal from the National Medical Association on May 1, 1976, with resolutions praising his work The institution invites prospects to request a free prospectus and consult from 9 to 6 daily, Sundays 11 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pear
Tsefuness
Poeenin Gesius
Tifs Thettate
W. HI. Parker
National Medical Association
Boston Press
William H. Parker
Peabody Medical Institute
Bulfinch St
Boston
Masa
Prospectus
4 BIG CYCLONE RAGING IN VIRGINIA HEADED FOR NEW ENGLAND
A violent storm, likened to a hurricane, is raging in Virginia and moving northeast toward New England. Winds reach up to 26 mph in Washington with heavy rain near the storm center in Virginia and North Carolina, while the cool dry wave expected to follow may reach New England by Wednesday. Telecommunication disruptions hindered reports from the South Atlantic coast as the storm roars through the Southeast and Mid Atlantic regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
New England
Boston
Sandy Hook
Caroline
Lakes
St. Lawrence Valley
Mississippi Valley
Washington, D. C
South Carolina
West Indies
Observerver
South Atlantic
Philadelphia
Washington
Pennsylvania
Middle Atlantic
M'BRION RUSSELL MOVE TO NEW INSURANCE BUILDING
O'Brien and Russell advance to 108 Water street in a two story Minnesota brick building with fifteen interconnected departments and electric lighting. They hold a special agency for the American Surety Company of New York which has a capital of two million dollars. Elmery Lord heads a general agency for the American Casualty Insurance and Security Company of Baltimore Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien and Russell
Central Street
Water Street
Messrs
O’brien
Lumber accident injures two at Boston yard
James McFarland and Charles McDonald, employees of East Boston builder Alexander McLaren, were unloading lumber at the Boston & Maine yard when a pile fell on them. McFarland suffered multiple injuries to his right arm and leg, while McDonald sustained head, hand, and back injuries. They were treated by Drs. Beal and Clark and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McFarland
Charles McDonald
Alexander McLaren
Boston
Boston & Maine
MecFarland
McDonald
McLean and Atwood Wed in Chester District Ceremony
In McLean Atwood nuptials, James R. McLean and Lilian G. Atwood, both of the town, were married August 27 in Dorchester district by Reverend Co. S. Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLean—Atwood
Dorchester
Rev. Co. S. Rogers
James R. McLean
Lilian G. Atwood
Obituaries from Weston to Natick dated Aug 27 28 29 30
Notices list deaths from Fiske Billings Ballard Clapp Close Dwelley Hale Hubbard Jillson McCarthy with ages and funeral details including Aug 30 service at Fiske home and Aug 31 Natick Methodist Church. Also mentions a Natick train schedule detail and friend invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Close
Cambridgeport
Fannie M
George Close
Dwelley
North Hanover
Mary (Stockbridge
John Dwelley
Hale
Minneapolis
West Roxbury
Clara Stillwell
Franklin Do. Jillson
McCarthy
Natick
J. J. McCarthy
Charlestown
Methodist Church
M. ©. Whitney
North Main Street
Funeral Designs and Cut Flowers Cut Prices
Funeral designs and cut flowers offered by J W Newman Florists with cut price deals. E change at 1 Pemberton Square highlights affordable arrangements for services and memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Newman
Florists’ Echange
Pemberton Sq
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MR. Bonaparte III
Hood
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Dexter Curtis
Drxter Curtis
Madison
Grand
Rhode Island
Silver Reapers
The
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Nays
Abbott
Aitken
Michigan
Alexander
Allen
Mississippi
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Kansas
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Boon
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Bowers
California
Branch
Broderick
Bryan
Nebraska
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Caminetti
Cannon
Illinois
Clark
Cobb
Coffeen
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Cox
Tennessee
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Culberson
Kan
Davis
Pop
Deermond
Denson
Ala
Dinsmore
Ark
Dockery
Ellis
Oregon
Enloe
Tenn
Epes
Fithian
Funston
Fyan
Goodnight
Grady
N. C
Hager
Iowa
Hainer
Neb
Harris
Hartman
Mont
Hatch
Kilgore
Kyle
Miss
Lane
Latimer
Ss. C
Loud
Lucas
S&s. D
Maddox
Maguire
Malloroy
Murray
S. C
Neill
Newlands
Nev
Pence
Col
Pickler
S. D
Richardson
Robbins
Robertson
Sayers
Sibley
Simpson
Smith
Snodgrass
Stallings
Stockdale
Strait
Sweet
Idaho
Talbert
Tarsney
Tate
Taylor
Terry
Wheeler
Williams
Wilson
Woodward
Brett
Holman
McLaurin
Post
McKeighan
Georgia
Manderson
Mr. Manderson
Palmer
T Illinois
McPherson
Committee On Finance
Congress
Carlisle
House
National Bank
Geo. Lang
Boylston ST
Montgomerys
W. B. Jagksor
DR. Holmes
M'Brion & Russell's
Lumser
Old Colony
Tremont Row
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