Mixed Maine reunion notes and local deaths on Wednesday
News record lists several events from Wednesday in Maine. A Camien widow Mrs Dunton died by suicide amid temporary insanity, and George Pendleton of the steamer Mayfield drowned at Bengor aged 35. The sixth Maine held a Dover reunion with about 100 attendees, and officers were elected for next year. Various Maine regiments held reunions at Peak's Island Augusta Lake Auburn and Castine with officers named, and the Maine association of ex pensioners planned a Castine meeting. A grand banquet occurred in Granate Hall in 1884 context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Dunton
Camien
George Pendleton
Mayfield
Bengor
Lesboro
Maine
Dover
W. Z.clayton
Bangor
Aroostook
Caribou
Fort Kent
J. 8. Douglass
W. K. Jjunn
M. B. Watson
George 8
C. D. Starbird
H. R. Hopkins
Augusta
Illman Smith
Adjt
J. E. Shepard
T. Tabor
Lake Auburn
Maine Association of Ex-Pensioners
C. Lord
Biddeford
Luther Bradford
Woodford’s Corner
Geo. D. Bisbee
Portland
A. Sh. Adams
Wilton
CG. W.tilden
Hallowell
A. R. Farnum
D. L. Warren
Standish
A. W. Wildes
Skowhegan
KE. F. Davis
Castine
Granate Hall
Manchest er mill accident leaves worker fatally trapped
Jerry Wood was caught in a revolving shaft at a Manchester mill on Wednesday and probably fatally injured. Almost a thousand attendees filled the second day of the second annual state range picnic and festival at Weirs on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Wood
Manchester
Weirs
Vermont Notes Mix Warmer Happenings and Local News
A Vermont letter reports a successful mail delivery to Miguain dous fol, a Danville boy’s death from an insect bite, and school openings at St Johnsbury Academy and Lyndon Literary Institute. It cites a promotion at Southeastern, berry shipments worth over $5,000, and abundant bears in the north. Also noted are a small Spring Grove camp meeting, a state assessment abstract showing Vermont valuation at 169,022,784 with real estate down and personal property up, a large Vermont veteran reunion in Burlington with Lake Champlain boat rides and a city hall campfire featuring speakers Col William C Holbrook Edmunds Redfield Procter H M Porter and Lieut G G Kene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIndoes Falls
N. L. Woods
Danville
St. Johnsbury Academy
Lyndon Literary Institute
T. A. McKinnon
Passumpsic Railroad
Southeastern
North Tro
Jay
Barton Village
Spring Grove
George Nichols
Vermont
Veterans of the Seventh Vermont Volunteers
Burlington
Lake Champlain
Plattsburgh
Suicides, thefts, crops suffer frost and regatta update
News items report several suicides and a death by self harm in Lawrence and Taunton, with families in Newburyport and Lowell noted. Western New York frosts damaged vines and cranberries while tobacco yields in Connecticut and western Massachusetts were near average. The Cape Ann Yacht Club regatta was postponed to Friday. Burglars hit homes of State Senator Barton and James Lege in Worcester Tuesday night. A temperance meeting occurred in Medfield. A polo final at Cottage City saw Lowell Alpha defeat Providence for top goals. A crushed life preserver with C H Northam marks found on Vineyard Sound shore. A drowning body was found near Falmouth village after beachgoers reported seeing a man in the surf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imu Konig
Taunton
New York
Cape Ann
Connecticut
Massahusetts
Cyrus P. Johnson
Lawrence
Newburyport
Lowell
John M. Whitman
Pittsfield Evening Journal
Cottage City
Alphas of
Providence
Vineyard Sound
Falmouth Heights
Manandbaut
C. H. Northam
Falmouth
Hope Island Suicide and Architects Convention
Simon Furmish died Wednesday in a Pawtucket police cell. Chief Justice Coleridge set September 13 for a proposed Newport reception. The seventeenth annual convention of the American Institute of Architects opened in Providence with 25 to 36 members attending from across the country. Thomas W. Walter presided. the group toured Providence then heard lectures on beam strength and architectural competitions. John A. Fox argued against modern architectural competitions as harmful to art and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Furmish
Pawtucket
Coleridge
Newport
American Institute of Architects
Providence Art Club
Thomas W. Walter
LL. D
Philadelphia
Institute
G. Langer
Institute of Technology
Boston
John A. Fox
It Lockwood Guilty On Mail Fraud Charge In New Haven
It Lockwood was found guilty in the United States court at New Haven on Wednesday for using the U S mail to defraud. He claimed he would lend money left by a deceased banker to defaulters and those who had stolen money, amounting to 700000 dollars. He was sentenced to one year in the state prison at Wethersfield and fined 50 dollars. Arguments before the railroad commissioners on the Hartford Harlem layout through New Haven concluded, with State Attorney Doolittle for citizens and the NY New Haven and Hartford railroad. Simeon E Baldwin represented Hartford and Harlem and L N Warner for NY Connecticut and Air Line. The commissioners reserved their decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockwood
United States Mail
United States
New Haven
Wethersfield
Wedne
Doolittle
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Simeon E. Baldwin
Hartford and Harlem Company
L. N. Warner
New York, Connecticut and Air Line Railroad
Governor Crittenden weighs extra session on anti prohibition
In St Louis Gov. Crittenden considers calling an extra legislature to amend the Downing law for St Louis or push a prohibitory constitutional amendment at the next election. He says he is anti prohibitionist at heart but backs law and order, noting prohibitions could win the state by about 50,000 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Crittenden
Downing
Aken Prohibi
Cholera in Egypt and Turkish sanitation failures flagged by consul
A telegram from Constantinople dated July 1921 warns of severe cholera risk in Egypt and poor Turkish sanitation. It details crowded refugee camps, neglected disinfection, unswept streets, and defective sewers around the Golden Horn while urging U.S. sanitary authorities to prepare safeguards for importation. It notes dangerous trade goods and a warning on quarantine for ships entering Black Sea ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of State
Treasury Department
United States
Constantinople
Egypt
Damietta
Bay of Smyrna
Beirout
Bourla
Alexandria
Golden Horn
Peru
America
East
Asia
Russia
Dardanelles
Black Sea
India
Treasury Committee
Supervising Architect
Folger
Alexander
Hill
Public Service
Congress
Murch
Chicago
Secret Service
Dudley
James trial testimony ties Liddell and James to Winston raid
In Gallatin Missouri Emma Kiddig and her mother identify Dick Liddell and Frank James as together during the Winston robbery. Farmer Bray corroborates Liddell’s account. Mrs Bray and others confirm details. Frank James allegedly visited a woman eight miles west of Gallatin on Oct 13. Witnesses describe the gang, horses, and scenes at a farm, with medical and jail remarks interwoven as the session adjourns for recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallatin
James
Emma Kiddig
Winston
Dick Liddell
Frank James
Bray
Jesse James
Hamilton
Jesse
Wood Hite
Frank Wolfenberger
Galatin
Clarence Hite
Wolfenberger
William Black
Independence
Keene
McCullough
Fred Warde
Shakespeare
Matthews
Clay County
Wallace
Picnic Excursions by Retail Grocers and St Mary's Aid
The New England Retail Grocers association held its third annual Lake Walden picnic with about 400 attendees on a special Fitchburg train from Boston. Festivities included Higgins's band, speeches by Boston and Lynn leaders, a $10 fat man's race won by C. S. Johnson of Boston, and delegations from Haverhill Lowell Fitchburg and Worcester. At Forest Garden the St Marys Infant Asylum benefit drew about 6,000 people with band concerts and a $50 drill prize among ninth regiment companies. Individual prizes went to E A Fitzgibbons and J A McDonough of Company B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Walden
St. Mary’s Infant Asylum
New England Retail Grocers’ Association
Fitchburg
Boston
Higgins
A. Lovell
Messrs. Wright, Young and Alexander
Ramsdenl
Lynn
Peter Parker
Bradford
Bryant
C. 8. Johnson
Forest Garden
Metropolitan Horse Railroad Company
Ninth Regiment
Montgomery Light Guard
L. J. Ford
Shields Light Guard
J. W. Mahoney
Jackson Guard
L. N. Duchesney
Col. Strachan
Callahan
Barry
Mooney
Mary Kennedy
Mission Church
Mary G. McKenna
J. Joseph’s
West End
J. H. Maguire
St. Mary’s
Charlestown
J. A. Mannix
St. Francis de Sales
Roxbury
T. J. Mitchell
Immaculate Conception
D. McLaughlin
Cathedral
Barron
Candy Table
Mullaney
Gate of Heaven
Kate Hughes
St. Patrick’s
John J. Dolan
St. Joseph’s
Bertha Nelson
St. Vincent’s
D. Brennan
J. Frank Donohue
Messrs. Hyde & Co
Deaths Rise After Riverdale Explosion in New York
Aug 20 report details Thomas J Sauls death from Riverdale blast injuries, Peter Fanning’s severe burns, and a list of missing persons including Mrs. Longstreet Archibald McConnell and others. Ex Senator Robert H Strahan not a Riverdale passenger. Fanning improving at Chambers Street hospital. Also notes civil suit by Hunter Keller Co. against Edwin J Dunning, and legal actions involving James Otis Kaler. Cotton exchanges set to meet to select standard samples. Abraham Allen Jr named expert for New York cotton exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thos. J Sauls
Riverdale
Peter Fanning
Chambers Street
Longstreet
Archibald
McConnell
Emily Mordaff
Haverstraw
Abram Tompkins
Tarrytown
Hunter, Keller & Co
Edwin J. Dunning
James Otis Kaler
Massachusetts
Donohoe
Supreme Court
Abraham Allen, Jr
New York Cotton Exchange
Departure of New England guests for opening of Northern Pacific
Special despatch details a list of New Englanders and newspaper representatives who departed for the Northwest to attend the Northern Pacific railroad opening. Over 300 guests are hosted by the railway with expenses including boots and ash. English and German travelers in private cars stay behind for tomorrow’s departure. The golden spike is expected to be driven on September 8 at 9 36 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Democratic Reform Ticket Call Emerges From Cincinnati Meeting
An adjourned Democrat meeting in Cincinnati presided over a report faulting the county convention as fraudulent and rule breaking. It calls for a new convention on Sept. 8 to nominate a Democratic Reform ticket headed by the state ticket, with a 15 member committee to arrange actions. Speakers included Reemelin, O Connor, Oliver, Desmond, Disney, McHugh, Garbery, Lord and Cook. The executive committee to be drawn from report signers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Entity & New Convention
Democratic Reform
Charles Reemelin
T. A. O’connor
M. W. Oliver
J. J. Desmond
William Disney
Larkin McHugh
J. P. Garberry
H. C. Lord
Theodore Cook
Train runs over plank near wreck point in Framingham
South FraminghamMass Aug 29 conductor Wood reports his 11 05 train from Boston Wednesday ran over a heavy plank at the same spot as the Albany wreck Tuesday night. It appears there were attempts to wreck trains at that point, though the plank may have fallen from a passing freight train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framingham
Mass
Wood
Boston
Albany
Public Laws Consolidation and Revision Passed by Legislature
Legislature approved consolidating public laws to be enacted in both branches, repealing acts and resolves in the revised 1882 Statutes and other laws to be repealed. A bill funds revision printing, a bill amends the Biddeford and Saco Water Co. act, and a vote of thanks praised Commissioners Goddard and leaders President Cutler and Speaker Haynes before adjournment sine die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford and Saco Water Company
Goddard
Cutler
Haynes
Hampden Park Races Enter Day Two at Hampden Park
Springfield crowds flocked to Hampden Park on August 29 as 5,000 watched two day meet action. The 2:25 trot drew mixed results with Edwin Thorne disappointing heavy packers. A five mile running race saw Myrtie Peek prevail by a quarter mile in 1:17, Zoe B. Amelia won the unsettled 2:20 class trot heat, and Eye See displayed a 32 ¼ second quarter. Free for all purse of 3,000 split among top finishers led by Edwin Thorne. Baseball results across cities included Chicago 7 Cleveland 0, Detroit 8 Buffalo 2, and Philadelphia Athletics 11 Eclipse 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampden Park
Springfield
Mass
Edwin Thorne
Myrtie Peek
Mme. Marantelle
Siyrtie Peek
Zoe B. Amelia
Dan Smith
Judge Davies
Louise N. Day Eye See
SMG
Ewes Vinbaa Erveeters Geescwusteacsd
Pete
Tdaveepet Ork
Barbara Patchen
Suveeky Spay Bewee
Css
Eeneencke
Pibis
Sesbanes
Witherspoona
Cscs Csiscesessi
Fire notices and brief reports from across the country
A round of brief fire reports from Boston area to the West and South details a closet fire at 16 Webster Place in Boston, with $475 total damage and $400 insurance. Other reports note fires at Pepperell mill No. 3 in Biddeford, a San Antonio fire with higher losses, and various blazes in Philadelphia Montreal Franklin Springfield Laredo Louisville Duluth Wilton Clinton and Ronceverte with damages ranging from a few thousand to over $140000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Webster Place
Josiah Dunham
Charles McGuinness
Telegraph
Saco
Pepperell Company
Biddeford
Galveston
San Antonio
Perry Davis
Sehneitz
Loaf
Philadelphia
Third
Cumberland Streets
Peter Young
Gilmore & Morris
Gardner & Co
Lee & Bowers
Joseph Murphy
Montreal
St. Gregorio
O. J. Bergeron Yost
Gooselin
Heon
Thibodeau
Artin
Franklin
N. H
Solomon B. Greeley
Salisbury Road
Franklin Village
New Hampshire Insurance Company
The
Royal of England
Dupugue
Diamond Joe
I Pion Company
Springfield
Mass
Gilbert Ss. Green
Warren
Tex
Laredo
Randedl & Co
Cohen & Bros
Floyd & Co
Louisville
Simmons, Ely & Hamilton
Duluth
Minn
Duluth Lumber Company
Wilton
H. A. Whiting
Clinton
F. B. Hemmingway
Ronceverte
W. Va
Volcanic Eruptions in Java Destroy Towns and Din
Dispatches report Anjer, Tjiringine, and Telokbelong destroyed by Java eruptions. Lighthouses vanish, Kra Mat an crater replaced by sea, and a deadly tidal wave devastates North Bantam and Anjer. European and native deaths noted. quarries vanish. Onrust dock adrift. Concurrently, Irish National League met in Dublin with Davitt Sexton and Parnell. Parnell praises labor and migration acts. Peace signed between France and Annam at Hue, with protectorate and territorial arrangements. Reuter’s notes Madrid-Zorrilla incident. German king Alfonso visit expected. Abyssinian-Shoa tensions reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Batavia
Java
Lloyds
Anjer
Tjiringine
Telokbelong
Sunda Straits
Kramatan
North Bantam
Serang
Merak
Onrust
Dublin
Irish National League
Messrs
Davitt
Sexton
Parnell
Mr. Parnell
League
America
Australia
Ireland
House of Commons
O’ Donovan Hossa
McDermott
Liverpool
James McDermott
James Stephens
O’donovan Rossa
France
Annam
Paris
Admiral Peyron
Cochin China
M. Champeaux
Saigon
Hue
Tonquin
Dinzhuan
Thunan
Ving Chun
Canton
Shanghai
Berlin
Spain
Reuter
Madrid
Duke de Fernan Minez
Zorrilla
Fench
Alfonso
Germany
Abyssinia
Menelek of
Shoa
Menelek
Queenstown
New York
Woodburn
Dunfermline
Scotland
Richard Carnegie
Lord Roseberry
Carnegie
Europe
Count de Chambord
Phillippe
Count de Chambourd
Henry V
Navarre
Richard O’shaughnessy
Limerick City
Vienna
Egerzeg
Ragorien
New South Wales
Victoria
Cape
Croatia
Upper Egypt
Lower Egypt
Meeting of Southern Leaders With Gen Mahone
Washington officials report anti Bourbon leaders met in Gen Mahone s Arlington room to discuss southern politics and a potential independent revolt. Attendees included Gen Longstreet Gen Chalmers Judge Jeffords and George Gorham with Mahone expressing confidence in a broad southward extension of the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
South
Washington
Gen. Mahone
Arlington
Virginia
Philadelphia man aids stranger at depot in New Brunswick tale
Alexander Taylor and his sister from Philadelphia head to Newcastle New Brunswick arriving at the Eastern depot around 6 PM on Wednesday. Alexander helps a stranger who claims his wife is ill across the street. The man borrows $150 in gold from Alexander to pay a large bill and promises repayment on the train, but there is uncertainty as the supposed new friend has not yet repaid him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Taylor
Philadelphia
Newcastle
N. B
Eastern Depot
Alexander
Nol
Senators Tour Sioux Agencies In Severalty Lands Debate
Senators Logan Dawes and Cameron of the special Indian committee arrived in Sioux City Iowa Aug 29 after touring Missouri River Indian agencies. They head to Pine Ridge and Rosebud to assess lands in severalty while not committing to a recommendation. Other members conduct project investigations in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Logan, Dawes and Cameron
Special Indian Committee
Pime Ridge
Rosebud
Severalty
Montana
Harbor Boats Fail to Make Trips amid Heavy Northeaster
An intense northeast gale along the Atlantic coast disrupts Harbor voyages to Nantasket and Pemberton. The John Romer struck a sand bar causing water in cabins. 200 passengers transferred from Rose Standish. Nahant sustained water intake but will run trips today. Long Branch and Atlantic City suffer heavy surf with rail damage and extensive property loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Nantasket
Spain
Stamford
Plymouth
Boston
Fort Warren
Sirius
Portsmouth
Empire State
John Romer
Rowe’s Wharf
Pemberton
Nix
Long Island
Gallup
Romer
Standish
Nahant
Deer Island
Long Branch
Atlantic City
New York
New Jersey
Long Beach
Camden and Atlantic Railroad
Here
Absecum
West Jersey
Norfolk County Politics in a Lively Senatorial Fight
Norfolk county politics show a lively campaign as Republican leaders pull wires for key nominations in the second district. Brookline figures George M. Towle, Warren E. Locke, and E. G. Thomas clash, with a possible dark horse, Lyman K. Putney, in training. Democrats back A. B. Endicott with others wavering. district attorney race pits Hosea B. Kingman against Everett P. Bumpus amid republican dissension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County
George M. Towle
Brookline
Warren E. Locke
E. G. Thomas
Towle’s
Lyman K. Putney
Wellesley
Tewksbury
F. D. Ely
Dedham
Senate
A. B. Endicott
Charles A. McIntosh
Mr. Endicott
House of Representatives
Norfolk
Fces
A. B. Wentworth
F. W. Pelton
Col
James Ellis
West Dedham
A. McIntosh
Hosea B. Kingman
Plymouth County
Everett P. Bumpus
Hosmer Discusses The Town Meeting In Old South Lecture
Prof James K Hosmer of St James spoke on The Town Meeting in the Old South course noting its origins in foreign customs prior to Plymouth. He traced colonial growth to 1776 and praised town meetings as a school for self reliance with references to Adams Jefferson Mill and De Tocqueville and remarks on Boston clergy merchants and mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Hosmer
St. James
New England
Switzerland
Plymouth
Massachusetts
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
John Stuart Mill
de Tocqueville
Old Town
Boston
Old South
Matthew Byles
Chauncy
Pr. Cooper
Lord Coleridge Visits Fabyan and White Mountains Trek
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and party arrived at Fabyan House New Hampshire for an informal reception. C G Hammond and Judge Seeley introduced him to guests as the group planned a few days in the White Mountains and a Mt Washington excursion tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabyan House
N. H
Coleridge and Son
Elliott F. Shepard
J. D. Johnson
Lord Coleridge
Connecticut Vally
Green Mountains
Fabyan
White Mountains
Mt. Washington
Blackburn aims for Senate after speakership claim
Frankfort Kentucky August 29 Hon J Co 8 Blackburn told Col J Stoddard Johnston he will not seek the speaker position but has decided to run for United States senator and authorized public announcement of the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Hon. J. Co
Blackburn
Col. J. Stoddard Johnston
The
North Shore voyage plans announced for week
If the morning is propitious a large company of ladies and gentlemen will sail the North Shore today. The steamer will visit Provincetown on Friday and Saturday is reserved for children and guardians seeking a bay matinee trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Funeral Obsequies for High Sheriff Eben W. Fiske
The funeral of the late High Sheriff Eben W. Fiske of Middlesex County was held yesterday afternoon from his Lyman street residence in Waltham. A large crowd attended the rites, reflecting the prominence of the deceased in local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben W. Fiske
Middlesex County
Lyman Street
Waltham
Funeral of a Sheriff Draws Wide Official Attendance
Relatives and many former business associates gathered for the funeral of the sheriff. Attendees included Sheriffs Clark and Herrick of Suffolk and Essex, 18 of 19 Middlesex deputies, Deputy Sheriff Paul, County Treasurer Stone, District Attorney Stevens, Senator Mason, Theodore C. Hurd, Cambridge court clerks, Judge E. R. Hoar, W. B. Gale, Superintendent Adams, J. B. Goddard, Gen. Banks, Judge Luce, B. Johnson, O. Upham, and others. The service, led by Rev. E. J. Young of the Unitarian church, was simple with scripture readings and brief remarks. Floral tributes included a pillow of pinks and roses inscribed Our Sheriff and a cross of roses on ivy. Interment followed at Grove Hill cemetery with pallbearers Gen. N. P. Banks, Hon. F. M. Stone, Judge Brooks, and Rufus Warren, all longtime friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark and
Herrick
Suffolk
Essex
Middlesex County
Paul
Norfolk County
Stone
Stevens
Mason
Natick
Theodore C. Hurd
Cambridge Courts
E. R. Hoar
W. B. Gale
Adams
Grove Hill
N. P. Banks
F. M. Stone
Judge Brooks
Middlesex Probate Court
Rufus Warren
Waltham
Lynn City Guards Reunion and Local News
Suburban notes report a Lynn City Guards reunion at Nahant and multiple local items including a gas hearing on Beach street, a insane patient at police custody, and various civic updates from Marblehead Stoughton Salem and Malden with audits and upcoming events. The piece mentions a liquor case against Special Police Officer Michael Smith and a planned Union Club excursion to the White Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selectman
Southworth
Michael Smith
Smith
Selectmen
Union Club
White Mountains
Salem
Eleazer Hathaway
Royal Arcanum
Pilgrim Fathers
William J. Goldthwaite
Front Street
Arrest of a Broker on a Charge of Receiving Stolen Property
George O Fogg a railway broker at 83 Devonshire street was arrested on Wednesday charged with taking 800 worth of railway tickets stolen by Cyrus Scott former agent of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in this city. Fogg says he took the tickets as security for money loaned and was released on 2500 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Fogg
Devonshire Street
Cyrus Scott
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fogg
George Monre
Allston
Charles
City Hospital
Station 4
Edinborough Street
Michael Griffin
Josephine
Michael
Josene
John P. Greney
Bailey
Washington Street
Greney
Levina H. Greenlaw
Louisa Tarabent
North Anderson Street
Mill Street
Hyde Park
North Ferry
Franklin Patch
East Lexington
Traverse Street
Elliot
Untertaker Tinkham
Denis Long
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Hall Elevator Safety Attachment Incorporation Report
The Hall Elevator Safety Attachment company is incorporated with A. H. Hall as president and Charles F. Curwen as treasurer for manufacturing and selling safety appiliances for elevator openings. Capital stock set at $20,000. Papers granted by Stedman and Fuller Manufacturing of Lawrence. George A. Fuller president and W. L. Haines treasurer for that firm. Its purpose includes card clothing leather belting and importers of worsted machinery and dealers in manufacturers supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Elevator Safety Attachment Company
A. H. Hall
Charles F. Curwen
Stedman & Fuller Manufacturing Company
Lawrence
George A. Fuller
W. L. Haines
Post Office Pay System Restored To Twice Monthly
Assistant Treasurer Kenward previously ended semi monthly payrolls causing disruption. The department granted a petition to revert to bi monthly payments. An order now requires disbursing agents to prepare payrolls on the first and fifteenth of each month for workmen’s wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenward
News in Brief Highlights From Across the Nation
John O Grady a Philadelphia lawyer is under arrest for collecting illegal pension fees. The Mexican government issues railroads regulations. The Saxon steam barge grounded off Lake Ontario with 14000 bushels of wheat. crew saved. California Cotton Mills incorporated with 600000 capital to Oakland. Spinning and weaving works under way in California. Nebraska Democrats nominate Savate Daniels Johnson Woolworth for university regents. Mexico City council hosts banquet for Dr Ramon Fernandez with officials invited. Bourbon hazing at Annapolis Navy Academy linked to Breed and Strife of Kentucky mentioned. Reilly of Wisconsin and Witherspoon of Connecticut named among hazers. Pensacola reports no sickness for another day. August interments nine. Paymaster Z T Brown at navy yard dead. Surgeon Owens' child reported sick. Col W A Taylor and W J Elliot have street confrontation in Columbus. both arrested amid threats of further trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Grady
Philadelphia
Lake Ontario
Wilson
California Cotton Mills Company
Oakland
California
Nebraska
J. W. Savate
Supreme Court
D. R. Daniels
G. W. Johnson
J. M. Woolworth
Regents
State University
Mexico City
Ramon Fernandez
Federal District
Breed
Kentucky
Strife
Maryland
Constellation
Annapolis Naval Academy
G. Bb. Reilly
Wisconsin
E. T. Witherspoon
Connecticut
Pensacola
Fla
Z. T. Brown
Navy Yard
Owens
W. A. Taylor
Cincinnati News- Journal
W. J. Elliot
Sunday Capital
Columbus
Ohio
News-Journal
The Colby bill and Dartmouth aid dominate New Hampshire debate
Concord dispatch describes a powerful lobby backing the Colby bill to regulate railroad operations and consolidate lines, amid intense debate, amendments, and the prospect of Senate action. It also notes a proposed 50,000 aid package to Dartmouth College, its constitutional questions, and the unsettled Merrimack county probate judgeship along with various local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth College
Merrimack Pro
Concord
N. H
Colby
Owen
Lebanon
Sbill
House
Senate
Briggs
Steven
Nashua
Stevens
Concord Railroad
Manchester
Quint
Dover
Boston
Maine
Busiel
Laconia
Union of Railroads
Merrimack Valley
Stone
Campbell
Mitchell
Hinsdale
Messrs. Mitchell and
Board of
Railroad Commissioners
New Hampshire
Merrimack
H. P. Relfe
Herman W. Green
Hopkinton
Woodmio
R. C. Walker
Awakening of the book agent as educator and benefactor
A satirical reconsideration portrays the book agent as a patient, nationwide educator who dispenses knowledge and second-hand illustrations. The piece humorously urges generous treatment, public celebration, and patronage of the author’s own subscription work, Mustang.
Community events outline for September and October
Webster Lodge hosts a September 5 picnic at Apollo garden to aid the lodge charitable fund with Higgins’s band. Massachusetts W C T U holds its tenth annual meeting October 11 in Cambridgeport. East Boston Webster house meeting plans the Everett versus Columbian four oared rowing race. Boston Bicycle Club schedules a 100 mile race for October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Apollo Garden
Higgins
Massachusetts Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Cambridgeport
Webster House
East Boston
Everett and
Columbian
Columbian Rowing Associations
Boston
Boston Bicycle Club
Chicago suspect linked to city jewelry thefts
Thomas A. Fanning, 18, from Chicago, brought by Inspector Hanscom, is wanted here for the larceny of $300 in jewelry from the Parker house on Wednesday. Christopher Blake, who fled to Chicago after stealing $200 from Thomas Casey in South Boston, returned in custody Wednesday.
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Thomas A. Fanning
Chicago
Hanscom
Parker House
Christopher Blake
Thos. Casey
Boston
Notable Americans and dignitaries in Boston society notes
Personal notes record Montgomery Blair’s estate near $75,000 Emily Faithful planning voyage to America around Sept 18 ex-Gov Boutwell moving his law office Boston to Washington in October Rev Mr Clark of Portland considering Phillips church call Lord Coleridge likely to visit Boston for spring exercises at the Institute Samuel J Tilden pursues yachting, hiring Yosemite. possible own steam yacht. Charles Lowell Thayer resigns National City Bank presidency. Samuel R Payson to succeed. American tour impressions by Joseph Hatton to follow.
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Montgomery Blair
Emily Faithful
America
Boutwell
Boston
Washington
Clark
Portland
Phillips Church
South
Wiley Moore
South Washington
Pender County
N. C
Charles H. Litchman
Railroad Commissioners
Commissioners
A. F. Towne
Samuel J. Tilden
New York Yacht Club
Borch
Yosemite
Charles Lowell Thayer
National City Bank
Theyer
Samuel R. Payson
California excursions entice eastern travelers this autumn
A Chicago ad notes four California trips by Waodhams & Niemann of 306 Washington street. Excursions depart in September October November and December, offering eastern visitors a chance to escape winter and enjoy sunny California and pleasant weather.
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California
Messrs. Waodhams & Niemann
Washington Street
New E Nel
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Sault Ste Marie
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Whidden
Laly
REW England News
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Tent
Annapolis
Commissioner of Patents
R. P. Stall
Civil Service Commission
Ovengton E. Weiler
Granite
Baltimore County
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Republican State Central Committee of
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Lindsey
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Boston Post
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Clevelands
Detroit
Detroits
Buffalos
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Philadelphia—Athletics
Eclipse
Stapleton
N. Y
Steven Island
Metropolitans
J. G. B. Siegert & Sons
Foreign News
Pening
Reistag
W. H. Forwood
Capes
Indian Commission
Cam
Campball
Yellowstone Park, Wy
Norfolk County Politics
Old Lynn City Guards
Lynn Free Public Forest Association
Lucy Whitcomb
Danvers Asylum
Board of Mayor and Aldermen
Citizen’s Steam and Gas Light Company
Beach Street
John R. Baldwin
John McMillen
Peabody
McMillen
John Burns
Amity Street
Marblehead
William R. Lee
Atkins
Phillips
Skinner’s Head
Bay View Boat Club
Stoughton
Malden
Electric Light Company
West Lynn
Richard F. Keegan
Terry
Ida Rudolph
Nemo Camp
Uniform Patriarchs
Albany N. Y
Naumkeag
E.R. Morse & Co
Sudbury
Granite State
New Hampshire Association of Congregational and Presbyterian Churches
P. Leeds
D.D
Hanover
Sawyer Woollen Company
Benjamin F. Jackson
Iron Manufacturing Company
Jackson, Morgan & Co
Saranac
N.C
Acworth
Esther Sargent
Sandwich
A. J. Hopkins
Baptist Church
Wolfeborough
Cereral
Post Publishing CO
Publishers
Supreme Court of Baltimore
Peterboro
Crowningshield
Alice F. Morrill
St. Johnsbury
Cornish Flat
Windsor
Woodstock
Compton
He. H. M
Texas
Fulcrum
Mexico
Joseph Hatton
Limrry Irving
Hatton
Americs
G. O Taylor
Park House
Montgomery Place
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