Lactated Food and Baby Growth Featured in Family Letter
A letter from L D Yager of Alton Illinois praises lactated food for infant nourishment and prevention of cholera infantum. It recounts his nephew Henry Hewitt Yager born 1892 who survived severe prematurity after using lactated milk products and baby foods, with a photo illustrating improvement after ten weeks on the diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Yager
Alton
Iil
Petrait
Henry Hewitt Yager
Richard III
Death of J. N. Lauder Former Old Colony official
J. N. Lauder longtime Old Colony Railroad motive power superintendent died at his Concord New Hampshire home. Born 1888 in Topsham Vermont, he rose from machinist apprentice to master mechanic and superintendent roles across several railroads. An active Republican and leader in railroad circles, he served in New Hampshire legislature and on national exhibits boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Lauder
Old Colony
Concord
N. H
Topsham
White River Junction
Northern
N. H.) Railroad Company
Boston & Lowell and Concord
Mexican Central Railroad
Lauder
Old Colony Railroad Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
American Railway Master Mechanics
Master Car Builders’ Associations
New England Railroad Club
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics’ Association
New Hampshire
Department of Transportation
Chicago
Cordaville Mystery Body Found Near Rail Line
A young man, described as intelligent and promising, was found dead beside the Boston & Albany railroad track near Cordaville station. Dr. Henry A. Jewett and Southboro officials seek identification. A head bruise suggests possible foul play, with suspicions tied to nearby residents.
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South Framingham
Cordaville
Boston & Albany
Cordaville Station
Henry A. Jewett
Northboro
Southboro
Sutherlin Called as Pastor of Medford Church of Christ
The Church of Christ on Broadway Medford has named A G Sutherlin of Orleans Indiana as pastor. The former pastor Rev George L Smart resigned June 11. Sutherlin, 24, single, comes with a strong recommendation from his previous church and the Kentucky Bible School president. He says he aims to preach the gospel rather than entertain and shows interest in Christian endeavor work.
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Medford
Church of Christ On
Strikers Backfired as Natick Bomb Aims at Armenians Swedes
NATICK Aug 28 Excitement followed an early morning blast at the Ring boarding house on Foskett court and nearby homes. A three foot gas pipe loaded with explosive shattered cellar windows and cracked the foundation but did little damage. Landlord Ring blames striking workers who had taken in Armenians and Swedes, says bombs intended to scare them away. Police and boarders will monitor the house after the incident.
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Natick
Hiram P. Ring
Foskett Court
King’s House
Terra Firma
Ring
Post
Driscoll & Haton
North Main Street
Driscoll & Eaton’s
J. W. Wolcott’s
Spencer
Bean
Prouty
East Boston Councilman Denies Drinking Charge After Station 1 Altercation
Councilman Manasseh Bradley of Ward 2 East Boston protests a claim by Lieutenant Ritter of Station 1 that he was intoxicated last Sunday morning. He asserts he has never drunk, challenges any proof, and accuses the lieutenant of losing composure and using abusive language.
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Manasseh
Bradley
Ward 2
East Boston
Ritter
Station 1
Boston
Monster clam bake draws crowds to Rehoboth
A monster clam bake in Rehoboth managed by the Rehoboth Historical Society fed about 2000 people in a large tent at the town center. Prominent men from Providence Pawtucket and Attleboro attended. The village had holiday decor and barges ferried guests from nearby towns with two brass bands in attendance.
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Attleboro
Rehoboth
Change at Massachusetts Insurance Department
William S. Smith resigns after nearly twenty years as deputy insurance commissioner to become actuary at a life insurance company. Frederick L. Cutting, long chief clerk, is named as Smith’s probable successor. governor to receive a formal nomination. Cutting, born in the North End in 1862, joined the department in 1872 and is famed for precision. Smith cites happy relations and compares leaving to parting from family.
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William 5. Smith
Massachusetts Insurance Department
Frederick L. Cutting
Rhoades
Cutting
George S. Merrill
North End
Smith
Department
Along the Water Front Feats and Sea Race Plans
The Commodore Dixon yacht Acteon hosted the Old Owl Fishing Club on a Massachusetts Bay cruise with Professor Bob Hyde seizing the largest catch. A proposed race between boats Adams and Columbia is teased, with $100 prize offered, while Fortuna sails home after carrying away her foretopmast. The Seamen's Union defends wage standards amid industry pressure and emphasizes sailors' right to accept fair terms.
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Commodore Dixon
Acteon
E. J. Plunkett
Owl
Massachusetts Bay
Rober Hyde
John A. Rogers
Jonah
Owls
Bob Hyde
M. L. Morris
W. H. Phillips
Lawrence
Ensign Reynolds
Royal Navy
Cooke
Pacific Mail Service
Chris Winters
Adams
Columbia
Tom” Cooper
Harry Jefery
Cooper
Jefery
McManus
Atlantic Avenue
Leeward
Post
Ambrose Martin
Boston
Fortuna
Greenlaw
Seamen's Union
Henry Winsor Dead at Isles of Shoals
Henry Winsor 56 died yesterday morning at his Isles of Shoals cottage. Son of Henry Winsor of Philadelphia merchant circles, he had no current business role though heir to family shipping interests. Born in Boston, formerly in real estate, Somerset Club member. He had been ill with rheumatism recently and was moved home by a Towboat tug.
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Henry Winsor
Isles of Shoals
Philadelphia
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Company
Boston Towboat Company
Mr. Winsor, Jr
Boston
Berkeley Street
Marblehead Posies and a Flower Show
Marblehead gardens reflect the town’s distinctive character with sturdy old fashioned flowers thriving on limited rocky soil. A fringe of blooms lines narrow paths and odd plots, and the Abbott Hall flower show this afternoon drew largely from local marblehead gardens and drew good attendance.
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Marblehead
Marbleheader
Abbott Hall
Attorney General v New England Construction Case Heads to Supreme Court
The garbage case will go to the Supreme Court for decision on law points and will be argued in the coming fall. The case of the attorney-general against the New England Construction Company was determined last week by Judge Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
New England Construction Company
Holmes
Classifieds: Situations Wanted and Rates
Brief classified notice offers situations wanted at 1 cent per word and other wants at 1 cent per word. Includes no names or locations, simply advertising terms for readers to submit their word counts and offerings.
Disorderly Houses Shake-Up and Police Shake-Up Notes
A jumble of dates and officer movements outlines a broad reorganization of police and regulatory actions. Transfers of officers, raids on policy shops, and suggested investigations are recorded alongside names such as Governor Greenhalge and Captain Watts. General shifts in command and new rules for team structure are noted, with multiple August entries pointing to a general department overhaul.
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Eves
Ss Sviss Tvs Oure
Lyt Peepers Peer
Eree
Dune
Greenhalge
Coos
Noumco
Hanscom
Sheehan
Ernor Greenhaige
Poland Springs
Peet vVerress
Seccesssesee Saly Sl
Watts
Martin
Tremble Feeney Avon Bridegroom Married in Avon Church
Miss Annie E Feeney daughter of Mr and Mrs James Feeney of High street Avon and Mr Thomas F Tremble of Boston were married at St Michael’s Catholic Church Avon this morning. Nuptial mass followed a ceremony by Rev J J Kelly with Wagner’s wedding march. The couple planned a post ceremony breakfast and reception then a New York State trip before settling in Roxbury. Over 100 guests from Boston Fall River Somerset Providence New York Randolph Brockton and other areas attended.
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AVON
Annie E
James Feeney
High Street
Thomas F. Tremble
Boston
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Wagner
Patrick McMann
Somerset
Mary A. Feeney
J. J. Kelly
William Dukes
Daniel Flynn
Randolph
Alfonsie Wood
Barrington Street
Dorchester
Fall River
Providence
New York
Randolph and
Brockton
New York State
Ruggles Street
Roxbury
Frank Wood
John Griffin
William Murphy
Edward Phelan
Theodore Snelling
Andrew Bracken
Edward Lewis
F. Mahoney
Stanwood
Rose Gill
Raymond Dyer
Henry Hanson
Benjamin Wolfe
J. B. Lynch
Charles Daly
Joseph Noonan
Mary McMann
Patrick McCarthy
Margaret McMann
Thomas Walsh
J. J. Gallagher
Elmer Gorman
R. C. Gates
Stephen Tenry
John Gorman
Thomas Moore
Hugh McMahon
John McLaughlin
Kate McMahon
Michael Boyle
Nellie McMahon
John P. Sullivan
Annie E. M. Sullivan
Annie M. Sullivan
Patrick Sullivan
Braintree
Mary Danehy
William Kelly
Patrick Feeney
Stoughton
John Tonry
Annie McNiff
John P. Tonry
Maggie McNiff
Lizzie Tonry
Lizzie McNiff
Frank Tonry
George McNiff
Michael J. Walsh
J. Frank Goers
Nellie J. Walsh
Andrew McCabe
Fllen Redihan
Edward McCabe
George Redihan
Andrew F. McCabe
John T. Callahan
Maggie McCabe
Philip O'Hara
Kate McCabe
William F. O'Hara
Mary Murphy
Annie Murphy
Boston Police Shakeup Under New Governor and General Martin
Four months after Governor Greenhalge nominated General Augustus P. Martin as police board chair, Boston faces a department in flux with promotions transfers and a broad open inquiry policy. Specific moves include Captain Wescott’s transfer to Station 3 and Lieutenant Hoffman’s elevation amid veteran considerations. The board seeks harmony as probes continue and public access to investigations is favored. Patrolman S. Kittrell was dismissed for arresting after court hours without consent, highlighting tightened rules amid reform.
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Frederic T. Greenhalge
Augustus P. Martin
Boston Board of Police Commissioners
Albert T. Whiting
Division 4
Police Department
Martin
Post
Wescott
Hoffman
Inspector Evans
Evans
Brown
Boston
Poland Springs
Salter S. Kittrell
Division 9
Officers punished for warrant practice and new patrolmen named
Warrants issued without notifying the superior officer led to a commission ruling, the first such case in years. Some say dismissal was too harsh and a reprimand would suffice if the law was followed. Reserve officers Nelson, Kells, Mitchell, and O'Brien are appointed patrolmen in their respective divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Nelgon
Edward Kells
John F. Mitchell
Bartholomew A. O’brien
Ox Barbecue Roast At Apollo Garden For Roslindale Church
A 1000 pound ox will be barbecued in Southern style at Apollo Garden near Franklin Park Roxbury Saturday night. Proceeds benefit Roslindale Catholic Church led by Father John F. Cummings. Expert Charles W. Allen of Lexington Virginia will kill and cook the beef after decades of experience.
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Apollo Garden
Franklin Park
Roxbury
Roslindale Catholic
John F. Cummings
Father Cummings
Charles W. Allen
Lexington
Allen
Southern elites hold ox roast with live barbecue feast
A public barbecue for the best known Southern families features an ox roasted in a trench, slowly revolved on iron rods. The ox, a gift from Alderman John H. Lee, fattens in Brighton pastures while Congressman Joseph H. O'Neil and John A. Murphy prepare speeches. Father Cummings offers a cabin passage to Europe for the top ticket seller.
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John H. Lee
Brighton
Joseph H. O'Neil
John A. Murphy
Father Cummings
Europe
Cambridge dealer sues telegram mixup over death
Real estate dealer E Hancock of Cambridge suffered fear and sorrow when a telegram announced his wife’s death in Poland Missouri. He delayed travel to Maine and funeral plans began before another message clarified it was his niece Abby who had died, not his wife.
United States Hay Fever Association Meets in Bethlehem
The twenty first annual meeting was held in the Bethlehem Methodist church this afternoon with presiding officer Hon F B Fay of Chelsea. President elect is David Wells of Gettysburg Penn.
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Bethlehem
N. H
United States Hay Fever Association
F. B. Fay
Chelsea
David Wells
Gettysburg
Penn
Sewer bonds award to Boston broker Rollins firm
On August 2 a bid opening awarded fifty thousand dollar thirty year sewer bonds to B. H. Rollins and Son, Boston brokers, as the lowest bidders at 1.0884 percent yield. The action marks the completion of the sale of the issue.
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B. H. Rollins & Son
Boston
Up in the Air A Veteran Who Aspired Governor
Patrick F. O Neil of Charlestown rose to prominence by climbing steeples and tall structures. A war veteran and former gubernatorial candidate, he survived a 45 foot fall that did not kill him as he pursued a life spent in ascent and public service in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick F. O’neil
Charlestown
Old Commonwealth
Old Bay
Steeple Climber Patrick ONeil a Rising Figure in Boston
Patrick ONeil, a Socialistic Labor leader and famed steeple climber, works on the Old South Church 165 foot spire. He has previously scaled the 200 foot SS Peter and Pauls tower and the 247 foot navy yard chimney, using a fifty foot pole and rope to access the spire.ortut
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State House
Patrick
Greenhalge
Lowell
O'Neil
Old South Church
Boston
New England
O’neil
Bunker Hill Monument
Lewiston
Newfoundland
Egan
Lincoln Street
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
South
Navy Yard
John Powers
City teamster rescues man at Warren Avenue Bridge
John Green a bridge department teamster yesterday morning rescued Miles Cohen who fell from the pier near the draw at War ren avenue bridge. Green jumped in and, with help from Harry Bowler, pulled him out after a difficult effort.
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John Green
Miles Cohen
Warren Avenue
Cohen
Green
Harry Bowler
Knights of Pythias Parade In Washington Draws Thousands
August 28 in Washington saw the Knights of Pythias march from Camp Washington to Pennsylvania Avenue with around eight thousand in line. President Cleveland watched from a White House stand as the procession passed, led by cavalry and militia units. The Supreme Lodge meeting yielded no major business, and Mrs George W Bemis of Worcester was chosen as next supreme chancellor.
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Washington
Knights of Pythias
Camp Washington
Monument Grounds
Seventeenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Knights
Cleveland
White House
Fae
Citizens’ Committee
National Rifles
National Fencibles
Champion Prize
United States
Corcoran Cadets
Carnahan
Massachusetts
John H. Abbott
Maine
Horace W. Stewart
New Hampshire
Charles S. Clifford
Supreme Lodge
Supreme Assembly of the Pythian Sisterhood
George W. Bemis
Worcester
Mrs Colby dies in Newton widow of Gardiner Colby
Mrs Mary L Colby widow of Gardiner Colby Boston philanthropist and millionaire merchant died suddenly in Newton of heart disease. She married in 1886 and lived in Newton since 1848. She long led the Women’s Baptist Foreign Missionary Society and supported many educational and religious causes. Surviving are three sons five daughters twenty grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The Rev Mr Colby and family had been visiting and left for the West. Charles Colby is in Europe and Joseph Colby at Puget Sound.
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Newton
Mary L. Colby
Gardiner Colby
Boston
Mr. Colby
Canton Nemo Visits Portland Harbor Sail and Dinner Planned
Canton Nemo Patriarchs Militant of Albany New York arrived in Portland and was escorted to the Falmouth Hotel by Canton Ridgely. An evening at Odd Fellows Hall followed and a harbor sail with Canton Evergreen of Gardiner and Canton Ridgely is planned along with a shore dinner on the islands.
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Portland
Canton Nemo
Albany
N. Y
Falmouth
Canton Ridgely
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Canton Evergreen of
Gardiner
Cantons Nemo
Evergreen
Newport excursion by special train from Park Square
A popular trip to Newport leaves Park Square station at 9 thirty a m tomorrow aboard a special train. Round trip tickets cost one dollar each. Application locations are 3 Old State House and Park Square station.
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Newport
Park Square Station
Old State House
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Baby Gay
J. N. Lauder
W. S. Smith
Insurance Board
Commissioners IN Harmony
Gen. Martin
Tremble
Feeney
Kittrell
FR. Cummings
Roslindale
Patrick O’neil
Old South Steeple
Washington St
Garment Dept
Plymouth Rock
Compan
Albany Patriarchs
the American Tool & Machine Co
Kingston St
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