Ninth Regiment Reunion Celebrates Twenty-First Annual Gathering
The Ninth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers held its twenty-first annual reunion at Oak Island with about 150 members and wives in attendance. Officers elected included President Major D G Macnamara and Vice President Captain Christopher Plunkett, with Colonel I P Hanley as treasurer and Bandmaster M O Connor as secretary. Resolutions supported reimbursing soldiers for first uniforms and marked General Sheridan’s death. letters of regret included General Fitz-John Porter.
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Ninth Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteers
Oak Island
D. G. Macnamara
Christopher Plunkett
I. P. Hanley
M. O'Connor
House of Representatives
Sheridan
Fitz-John Porter
Macnamara
Jd. Roche
Boston Pilot
Mr. Roche
Christopher G. Plunkett
T. P. Hanley
Maccnamara
John S. Fitzgerald
Thomas J. Gargan
Patrick Ford
Irish World
Patrick Donovan
Donohoe’s
Patrick Donahoe
J. Keefe
M.J. Ryan
John Glancy
Charles R. Warren
L. N. Duchesney
Patrick Carroll
Copernicus and Columbus Old South lecture praised
Professor Edward Morse of Salem spoke on Copernicus and Columbus in an all ages Old South lecture. He traced Europe’s brutal past, Marco Polo’s travels, and the shift to modern science with Ptolemy, Copernicus, Kepler, and Newton, ending with praise and strong audience applause. Next week Charles Dudley Warner will discuss The People Whom Shakspere Knew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward 8. Morse
Salem
Copernicus
Columbus
Morse
Europe
England
Marco Polo
Asia
America
China
Ptolemy
Tycho Brahe
Kepler
Newton
Leonardo da Vinci
Uranus
Charlee Dudley Warner
Shakspere
Hyde Park Democrats Rally Behind Cleveland Beeston Caucus
Hyde Park on Aug 29 reports a large united Democratic caucus with J. E. Cotter as chairman and C. G. Chick secretary. Speakers praised tariff reform and labor interests while pledging support for Cleveland and Butler’s critics. Delegates named across state, congressional, council, and county posts amid a lively political mood.
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Senate
Democratic Party
J. E. Cotter
C. G. Chick
Emerson W. Judd
Tariff Reform League
Stephen Murphy
Hyde Park
J. F. Loughlin
Blaine
Mr. Loughlin
Carnegie
United States
John Jackson
General Butler
Cleveland
Daniel I. Adams
Butler
John A. Burns
Horatio Seymour
L. B. French
Samuel J. Tilden
J. F. Dowd
W. D. Overell
J. F. Goodwin
A.tuttle
G. H. B. Beals
James E. Cotter
A. Tuttle
Matthew Galligan
John
Bleakie
John B. Neale
Barney Connor
J. H. Russell
E. Cherrington
G. Chick
J. A. Jackson
Joseph Scully
J. W. Dempsey
J. A. Burns
C. J. Chick
Arney Connor
Edmund Davis
C. J. Jenney
B. Neale
J Lindgren
Thomas Mulcahey
O’brien
J. W. Scully
Cotter
Chick
John E Russell
Edward Burnett
Congressional
Democrats Choose Delegates in Brockton Caucus
In Brockton on Aug 29 the Democratic caucus selected county councillor senatorial and at large delegates including J M Day J J Dowd W W Wilkins J F Porter Andrew Packard John A Tribon W H Jordan John Alden Ward 5 Ward Thompson Thomas Langley Ward 6 Newland Snell John Wilde Ward 7 R Freeman W F Faulkner for state and congressional at large Patrick McCarthy and others. Congressional delegates were instructed to vote for Josiah Quincy.
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Brockton
J. M. Day
J. J. Dowd
W. W. Wilkins
J. F. Porter
W. H. Doyle
T.C. Prescott
Andrew Packard
John. A. Tribon
W. H. Jordan
John Alden
Ward Thompson
Thomas Langley
Newland Snell
John Wilde
R. ©. Freeman
W. F. Faulkner
Patrick McCarthy
Charles Howard
James Luddy
W. W. Milliken
W. H. Filton
J. A. Kingsbury
O. Batchelder
Daniel Connelly
W.C. Shaw
H. A. Abbott
J. J. Swallow
B. Packard
David Burke
M. Bb. Crowell
Nelson Messer
Josiah Quincy
Salem Democrats Elect Delegates to Conventions
Salem August 29 Democrats held ward caucuses to select delegates to state congressional senatorial and county conventions. Ward 1 delegates include Hines Morse Roche Ide Ryan Keating Emmerton Higgins Kenneally Green Kennedy Barker O'Brien Buckley Hines Nugent. Ward 2 delegates include Lord Appleton Dean Hansen Pritson Chamberlain Scott Cummings. Ward 3 delegates list Murphy Jones Ganey Kinsley Monaghan Millen McGlue Hines. Ward 4 delegates include Kelly O Reagan Murphy Northend.
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Salem
F. KE. Hines
N. R. Morse
J. Roche
E. RB. Ide
G. Ryan
J. Keating
J. A. Emmerton
D. W. Higgins
William Kenneally
J. Green
Job Kennedy
H. M. Barker
The Morse Tactics May Rally Delegates Help
In ArtLesoro on August 29 a Republican caucus drew 31 Burden and 90 Morse delegates amid cross-party voting. Democrats and third parties attended, some voting. G. A. Adams protested the result. Delegates listed include G. A. Dean, S. O. Bigney, Freeman Robbins, L. W. Barnes, A. Wales, M. O. Wheaton, D. H. Smith, O. A. Thayer, G. A. Monroe, E. S. Horton, among others for congressional, councillor, state, county, and senatorial positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Monroe
M. O. Wheaton
G. Adams
Horton
Somerville Democrats hold ward caucus for delegate selection
A Somerville Democratic caucus across four wards met at Bow Street Hall to elect delegates to state, senatorial, congressional, and county conventions. Led by Robert Luce with Maurice White as secretary, the meeting also featured a Cleveland and Thurman rally and plans to establish ward Democratic clubs.
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Somerville
Bow Street Hall
Robert Luce
Maurice White
Ward
Richard Dowd
John Manning, Jr
Timothy Cremens
Owen McQuade
Eugene Gormely Ganmressicua
Edward Dwyer
H. G. Jan Rin
T. F. Casey
Frank Fay
Maurice J
T. C. Dwyer
P. H Rafferty
John T. Mulloy
J. A. Gregg
Dennis Collins
John Kennedy
John Driscoll
Martin Gill
George E. Flynn
R. T. Brown
Stephen McLaughlin
James Hickey
R. Brown
Frank Mack
Michael Ryan
William Griffiths
George FE. Flynn
James
Boston Republicans choose caucus night for delegate election
The Boston Republican city committee decided to hold caucuses for delegates in ward rooms next Wednesday evening Sept 5. Chairman Alderman Jesse M Gove led a meeting at Washington street headquarters with strong attendance and discussion over date. Despite preferences for Tuesday or Thursday, Labor Day on Monday and lodge meetings on other nights, Wednesday was fixed as Democrats meet in Springfield for the state convention. Some support for General Draper emerged among committee members and friends.
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Boston
Republican
Republican City Committee
Washington Street
Jesse M. Gove
Springfield
General Draper
Tariff Speech Refutes Hypothesis About Hides Market
The speaker recalls placing hides on the market when a duty was removed and expecting lower income from foreign sales. Instead he discovers laboring under a Republican misconception as output to foreign countries later increases tenfold. Speeches on the tariff accompany remarks by Josiah Quincy James A. McGeough and George E. Swasey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Quincy
James A. McGeough
George E. Swasey
Political Notes on Republican and Prohibition Campaigns
General Banks will address Natick Republicans on Sept. 5 and General Fisk begins a New England tour with stops in Providence Burlington Manchester Portland Boston Springfield Willimantic Hartford. The Transcript notes Democratic fund circulars and caucus results across Medfield Malden North Attleboro Hopkinton Lawrence and other towns with delegates named for state congressional councillor senatorial and county races.
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General Banks
Natick
State Committee
Republican Town Committee
Fisk
Prohibition Party
New York
New England
Providence
R. L
Burlington
Manchester
N. H
Portland
Men
Boston
Springfield
Willimantic
Conn
Hartford
Lewis
Democratic State Committee
Custom House
Uncle Sam
Stone Fort
State Street
Medfield
Malden
North Attleboro
Stace
F. L. Burden
D.S. Halil
H. N. Daggett
B. Porter, Jr
T. G. Sandland
E. G. May
J. F. Sturdy
F. Ll. Barden
Stephen Stanley
F. I. Barden
J. Whitehill
C. T. Guild
F. G. Pate
Bryan
H. H. Hill
Congressional
Edwin Whitney
R. Knapp
Burden
South End
Harrison and Morton Colored Protective Tariff League
Washington Street
Hopkinton
Holliston
Republican Caucus
State
Dr. Hi, Lake
J. H. Dewing
Ames
Draper
E. F. Whiting
C. W. Ellis
Wade
Mansfield
A. V. Rogerson
H. H. Fairbanks
A. W. Cobb
W. A. Copeland
D. S. Spaulding
John Birkenhead
Stanwood’s
Larrison and Morton Club
J. Willard Tilson
Frank £. Woodward
Marlboro
J. T. Murphy
J. W. McDonald
Charles Fatrean
J.T. Havlin
T. Temple
John Hayes
Peter Metibier
George Sherman
P. D. Connolly
J. W. O'Connor
C. N. Stone
I. M. Johnson
J. A. O'Connell
Bernard Bruen
E. S. McSweeney
F. J. Wail
P. Smith
J. E. Pembroke
J. Kk. Campbell
M. Quirk
William Burns
Lynn
W. HH. Shaw
R. Porter
L. O. Crocker
G. D. Willis
J. M. Beal
J. F. Sheppard
E. Arnold
C. L. Craibe
Bb. H. Woodsum
G. H. Arnold
H. M. White
Albert Hobart
Wicked stereopticon man rails at tariff reform debate
In Cleveland and Thurman’s cool evening show, a speaker denounces tariff policy. He argues high protection harms workers, adds that trusts and tariffs drain the poor while enriching the rich, and cites Blaine, Quay, and Long in a critique of Republican tariffs and free trade.
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Cleveland
Thurman
China
Republican Trust Company
Blaine
Republican Party
Carnegie
Quay
John D. Long
Cambridge Democrats Rally and Flag Raising in North Cambridge
The Cambridge Democrats packed the ward room area to witness the Cleveland and Thurman flag unfurling in front of the North Cambridge ward room. Dolans Band led a parade through the streets while pyrotechnics and colored lights lit the ceremony. Speaker S. F. Woodbridge chaired the rally and warned of tariff reductions as a serious issue.
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Cambridge
S. F. Woodbridge
Bintiff
Howkes Murder TriaI Expands with New Witnesses
Anpovrer August 29 The Attorney General Blair orders a fresh examination in the Tobique murder case after Hoyt and Lincoln return with new facts. Three accused Phillipin Trafton and Day face renewed scrutiny as witnesses are summoned from up river to establish the motive and identify the shooter. Major Howes believes he can identify a participant near Quelquoc Pool the night before the shooting. The case widens as cartridge shells are found and families may testify, signaling a dramatic proceeding ahead.
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Anpovrer
Blair
Tobique
Hoyt
Lincoln
Barnes
Phillipin
Tratton
Day
Howes
Traften
St. Joan
N. B
Major Howes
Quelquoc Pool
Loston
Woman's body found off Union bridge identified as Mrs McGeary
Satem Aug 29 report says a woman's body was found in the water off Union bridge and identified as Mrs Catherine McGeary of Spring street Peabody. It is believed she wandered from the wharf while bewildered leaving a family of small children.
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Satem
Seecray.j
Union Bridge
Catherine McGeary
Spring Street
Peabody
Accidentally Shot Guide During Partridge Shoot
Lake Pancio New York August 29 Daniel OConnell assistant United States district attorney of New York city accidentally and probably fatally shot his guide John Shey. Shey has made a statement exonerating Mr O'Connell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Pancio
N. Y
Partridge
Daniel O'Connell
United States District Attorney
New York City
John Shey
Shey
O’connell
Fatal fall at Boston warehouse claims Michael McKay
Michael McKay of 480 Dorchester Avenue died after falling forty feet down an elevator shaft at the Boston storage warehouse on West Chester Park. He sustained a fractured skull and died at City Hospital at 3 p.m. yesterday.
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Michael McKay
Dorchester Avenue
Boston
West Chester Park
City Hospital
Labor Day Parade Build ing Trades Formations and Route
Details from a Labor Day programme outline the four building trades divisions forming along Huntington, Dartmouth, Exeter, and Boylston streets with routes via Commonwealth and Fairfield streets to Fort Hill, including review by the Governor and Boston Mayor. Marshals, meeting times, and reporting points are specified for Preble Hall and Huntington avenue.
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Building Trades
Huntington Avenue
Dartmouth Street
Exeter
Newbury
Fairfield Street
Dartsouth Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Boylston Street
Marlboro Street
Copley Square
Boylston Streets
Charles and
Beacon
Massachusetts
Park
Tremont
School
Boston
Washington
Hanover
Court
Sudbury Streets
Haymarket Square
Blackstone
Clinton
Atlantic Avenue
Clinton Street
Eastern Railroad
Amalgamated Building Trades Council
Preble Hall
Building ‘Trades’ Council
B.T. C
Xeter Street
St. James Street
Exeter Street
Boyston Street
Newbury Street
Newton Street
Fairfield
Gloucester Street
Gloucester
Hereford Street
First Division
Boston Typographical Union
Union Hall
Franklin Street
John O'Mahoney
T. M. Nolan
Corner stone laid for St James Church at North Cambridge
The corner stone for St James Episcopal Church at North Cambridge was laid in a ceremony after a 5 PM procession from the chapel. Bishop Huntington presided as rector Rev Edward Abbott spoke of the society’s work and the mortgage being discharged, followed by a light lunch for guests and workers.
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St. James Episcopal Church
North Avenue
Beach Street
North
Cambridge
Edward Abbott
F. D. Huntington
New York
St. James Church
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Massachusetts
St. James's
Cambridge Public Library
Cambridge Young Men’s Christian Association
Boston Daily Papers
Huntington
Dedham Woman Missing In East Dedham
Mrs. Sarah C. Smith of Curve street East Dedham vanished from her home Tuesday. She had been laboring under mental aberration and was not found by yesterday noon. Fears grow she wanders the Dedham woods or may have drowned herself.
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Sarah C. Smith
Curve Street
East
Dedham
Pain's Pompeii Delights Amphitheatre Audience Again
A large crowd filled the amphitheatre last night for Pain's Pompeii and the show will be repeated this evening. A gala performance with a special programme is planned for Labor Day.
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Pain
Bostonian freighter steamer debuts with record capacity
The Leyland line’s Bostonian arrived Sunday and was toured by newspaper men. Capt Traut, now in command, hosted a collation after the inspection. The vessel surpasses the Warren line’s Kansas by about 100 tons and uses triple expansion engines with 4000 horsepower. Her first deck to deck run took ten days four hours. Cattlemen’s quarters aboard are notably comfortable. the ship was built largely in Belfast and Liverpool delivery completed without cargo.
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Leyland Line
Bostonian
Traut
Venetian
Atlantic
Warren Line
Williams, Page & Co
Belfast
Irc
Liverpool
Hotels harbor varied guests from many cities
Among transient guests last night were Parker's guests C R Milliken Glenn House White Mountains and many others from Washington Baltimore Montreal London St Louis San Francisco Denver Chicago Philadelphia Memphis Montreal and Brisbane with families and single visitors listed.
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Parker’s—C. R. Milliken
Glenn House
White Mountains
Woodbury Blair
Washington, D. C
William R. Grace
Grace
New York
H. £. Fletcher
Minneapolis
E. P. Benjamin
Minetto
N. Y
Randolph Coyle
F. W. Sinnott
St. Louis
Richardson Clover
San Francisco
Cal
B. H. Locke
Denver
A. Ss. Gage
Chicago
Charles E. Foster
Brisbane
Aus
Quincys B. Glazier
Atchison
Kan
C. B. Robertson
Montreal
Johnson
St. Albans
A. Johnson
Philadelphia
R. J. Jones
Memphis
White
Edward Tobey Named as Possible U S Commissioner
The Hon. Edward E. Tobey is listed among ten American commissioners invited to a Washington convention in April by North and South American governments. His mercantile and shipping expertise and long postal service experience mark him as a strong U S representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward 8. Tobey
North
South America
Washington
United States
Swedish Woodwork Exhibition At Cottage Place School
An exhibition of Swedish wood carving and woodwork for schools, including the Lloyd method, will be held next Friday at 10 o'clock at Cottage Place School. The event, supported by Mrs. Quincy Agassiz Shaw and Miss Marian Hovey, introduces the celebrated manual training method to America as it gains European adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
Cottage Place School
Tremont Street
Quincy Agassiz Shaw
Marian Hovey
America
Europe
Arrest of Frank Dwyer for Forgery at Water Street
Frank Dwyer was arrested yesterday before noon on charges of forging orders to obtain money from Richardson Hill and Co at No 40 Water Street. He obtained 3991 through the fraud, claiming he worked as a collector for the Western Union Telegraph Company and had previously been a messenger there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dwyer
Richardson, Hill & Co
Water Street
Western Union Telegraph Company
Garroters Arrested After Brighton Street Assault
Alexander Nelson and Philip McGuire are under arrest at the Joy street station charged with garroting an unknown man on Brighton street Tuesday morning. They took his watch and chain. a third accomplice is at large and will be arrested on sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Nelson
Philip McGuire
Joy Street
Brighton Street
Permanent builders tools and materials exhibit opens
The Master Builders Association has established a permanent exhibit on the first floor and basement of its building at 166 Devonshire Street. It showcases materials, tools, and appliances used in building construction.
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The
Master Builders’ Association
Devonshire Street
Court action seeks injunction over cannon firing at Oakland Garden
In a Boston equity case John H Burke seeks to restrain Charles H Gavett Bill from hiring cannons at Oakland Garden during evenings near Dorchester homes citing disturbance and a license claim by the mayor. Case adjourned for hearing. J H Burke pro se and Browne for defendant. The second suit by John C Wilson seeks to stop Martin Wilson Automatic Fire Alarm Co from selling patent rights and to appoint a receiver. It challenges foreign corporate reach. court denies dissolution of injunction but allows further hearings. FB T Benner represents complainant. Putnam and Webster Smith for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Burke
Charles H. Gavett
Bill In
Equity
Oakland Garden
Michigan Avenue
Dorchester
J. H. Burke
J. M. Browne
John _C. Wilson
Martin Wilson Automatic Fire Alarm Company
Defendent
Maine
Boston
FB. T. Benner
G. Putnam
R. D. Webster Smith
Municipal Court Dockets Note Robbery and Assault Cases
On August 29 Parmenter C d and ApAMg J Alexander Nelson and James Maguire alias Frank Maguire alias Frank Sullivan were held in 2000 dollars each for a hearing Friday next for robbing an unknown man on Brighton street of a watch and chain. Giuseppe Cubidose was held in 500 dollars for trial September 5 on a charge of assault with a knife on Michael Gardello August 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmenter
C.d
Apamg
J. Alexander Nelson
James Maguire
Frank Maguire
Frank Sullivan
Brighton Street
Guiseppe Cubidose
Michael Gardello
Funeral of Father Delahunty Held at Roxbury Church
The funeral of the Rev. John Delahunty from St. Francis de Sales Church Roxbury was held yesterday forenoon with Rev. Father Gary celebrant and a thirty five voice choir. Sermon by Rev. Father Teeling Newburyport. Burial at Calvary cemetery. Pallbearers included Fathers H. P. Smith Delaney Welch Cook Mulcahey Donovan. Attendees included Archbishop J J Williams and Fathers Buckley Tra gesser and other clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Delahunty
John Delahunty
St. Francis de Sales
Roxbury
Father Gary
Father Teeling
Newburyport
Calvary Cemetery
H. P. Smith
Delaney
Welch
Cook
Mulcahey
Donovan
J.J. Williams
J.J. Buckley
St. Patrick’s Church
Boston
H. Tragesser
Montreal
Shipment of Silver Dollars to Washington Vaults
Shipments of standard silver dollars from the U S mints and sub-treasuries in New York Philadelphia New Orleans and San Francisco to Washington began Monday and will continue about six months at an average rate of 500000 dollars daily until the vaults are filled The vault capacity is 100000000 dollars and about 20000000 will be furnished by each city No shipment from Boston at present due to smaller local supply
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Philadelphia
New Orleans
San Francisco
Washington
Treasury
Boston
Boston Police Visit Delights Visitors at Stations
Police Commissioner J B Gill of Baltimore and Mr May also toured Hawkins Street Home with Deputy Superintendent Burrill and Captains Dawson Hurley praising Boston's system. Gill noted Baltimore struggles to manage tramps and intends to push the Hawkins Street Home plan upon returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
J. B. Gill
Baltimore
May
Burrill
Dawson
Hurley
Hawkins Street
Gill
Oliver Ditson Resting Comfortably in Swampscott
A special to the Post from Lynn reports that at 10 15 PM Mr Oliver Ditson was resting comfortably at the Lincoln House Swampscott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Ditson
Lynn
Lincoln House
Swampscott
Big Blast in Roxbury at Bellevue Terrace Station
Three or four heavy blasts split the air at Bellevue Terrace near Bird Street Station on the New York and New England railroad at 3 o clock this afternoon. About 600 pounds of dynamite are to be used under the supervision of G H Putney of Stoneham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Bellevue Terrace
Bird Street Station
New York & New England Railroad
G. H. Putney
Stoneham
Siv's Laughable Singing of Mud at Pearline
A brief item notes a humorous performance titled Singing of Mud staged at Pearline and highlights its unexpected popularity and audience reaction, signaling strong local interest in the quirky event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siv
Pearline
Notable City Notes and Incidents Reported
Michael McKay, of 488 Dorchester avenue, fractured skull after a 40 foot fall at a West Chester park warehouse and was hospitalized. A runaway horse at Beacon and Tremont streets damaged a buggy but Mr Mead escaped injury. Ninth Infantry officers discussed the fall parade and trip to New York. Bay View Yacht Club race was postponed. Liquor saloons may stay open on Labor Day by new law. Bible class at Tremont Temple led by Luther Townsend set for Oct 6 at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McKay
Dorchester Avenue
West Chester Park
Maynes
Beacon and
Tremont Streets
Mr. Mead
Mead
Ninth Infantry
New York
Bay View
Boston Sunday School Teachers’ Union
Luther T. Townsend
Boston University
Tremont Temple
Paine's Furniture offers pocket street car directory
A handy pocket book from Paine's Furniture Company lists Boston street car routes and helps riders catch the correct car every trip. It serves as a convenient, compact reference for navigating the city transit system.
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Paine’s Furniture Company
Boston
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