Bar Association considers 100th anniversary of Supreme Court event
New York delegates pledged cooperation in 100th anniversary celebrations of the Supreme Court’s 1890 organization and urged appointment of a planning committee. Treasurer Rowle reported Washington lobbying delayed until this year due to administration change, committee continued for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Mr. Smith
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Wilson
Minnesota
Air
Lyman Trumbull
Illinois
Tsed
Trumbull
Association
Pullman
Benjamin F. Ayer
Illinois Central Railroad
George H. Pullman
Ann Arbor University
Lookout Mining Company stockholders uneasy over 2% monthly dividends
In Krene New Hampshire on August 29, stockholders in the Lookout Mining Company face growing unease as promised 2 percent monthly dividends have ceased since May. The Dakota venture led by M H Day, aided by ex Governor Hale, claims a $500,000 capital and a 175,000 dollar local stock distribution. Directors include Hale Dole Whitney Hersey Woodward, with Day as general manager. Much stock is held by women and children, risking loss of value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krene
N. H
Lookout Mining Company
Dakota
M. H. Day
Samuel W. Hale
Day
C. J. Woodward
Racca
Charles H. Hersey
L. M. Webb
Portland
M.H. Day
Edwin P. Dole
George E. Whitney
Tippoo Tib Talks Loyalty and German Vassal Move
From Lonpox August 29 Dr Beckers of Stanley Falls reports chats with Tippoo Tib in which he vows loyalty to King Leopold Belgium but wishes to become a German vassal. He says he hid at Zanzipar to avoid German admiral’s pressures while natives despise both English and Germans. Arabs allegedly push civilized ideas to end slavery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpox
Beckers
Stanley Falls
Tippoo Tib
Leopold
Belgium
Zanzipar
President Harrison makes two New York appointments
In Deer Park Md Aug 29 President Harrison named General James Warner postmaster at Albany and John W Bailey surveyor of the port at Albany. He may not leave the mountains again until Washington for a permanent stay and might visit Baltimore on Sept 9 for the exposition. Mrs Harrison was informed her sister reached Stamford Conn from Nantucket in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dern Park
Harrison
New York
James Warner
Albany
N.Y
John W. Bailey
Washington
Baltimore
Nantucket
Stamford
Gloucester High School Dedicatory Exercises Held
Dedicatory exercises for the new Gloucester Dale avenue High School were held this afternoon in the building hall with city officials and a large crowd in attendance. Program included prayer by Rev R P Hibbard, chorus singing, cost statement showing 885,595 spent, delivery of keys to the school committee, and presentation of a bound Bible. Remarks by Mayor French, Judge Charles Thompson, Rev W H sider, W Frank Parsons, and Benjamin H Corliss followed, with additional songs and benediction by Rev Manseld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester High School
Gloucester
Dale Avenue
R. P. Hibbard
Asa G. Andrews
Asa G. Andrews, Chairman of the Committee of Public Property
Alder
Joan Andrews
Committee On Ppliie
French
Indge Charles >. Thompson
W. H. Sider
W. Frank Parsons
Benjamin H. Corliss
Alderman Andrews
SERCO
Mr. Manseld
Firemen's Association hosts exhibition and dinner
Worchester State Firemen's Association members witnessed an exhibition by the local fire department this afternoon and were entertained with a collation and speeches at the insurance fire patrol house in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcrstrer
State Firemen’s Association
Hartford Grand Circuit at Morris Park Racing Day Highlights
The Hartford grand circuit at Morris Park New York features strong showings in 2:20 class with Budd Doble and Hal Pointer contesting the heats. Katherine S leads in the 2:2 class before Saxon, while Johnston shatters his own mile record between 4 and 5 pm. Three events slated for tomorrow include a $3000 stake for four year old trotters and the free-for-all trot and pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harttford
Conn
Kentucky
Minnie F
Lilian
Doble
Hal Pointer
Aubine
Susie
Susie S
Katherine S
Saxon
Katherine
Frank T
Cea
William M. Singerly
Philadelphia
Johnston
E. F. Geers
Judd Doble
B.g. Budd Doble
W. H. McCarthy
B. m. Lilian
John Salan
B. m. Wieopee
J. H. Goldsmith
B. G. Chase
B.S C. Davin
Z. G. W. M. Singerty
H. Pops
B. G. Alexander Boy
M. Leity
M. Minnie F
Gis
KE. Turner
B. G. Mambrino A Beata
L. A. Davies
C. m
UBC i Eins Wale
Clear Weather and a Fast Track at Saratoga
In Saratoga New York on August 29 the track was fast and the day clear. Races featured: Hopeful won the first by a neck over Happiness with Little Bill third. Belle d Or took the second by a length over Cartoon. Brown Princess narrowly beat Retrieve in the third. Cheeney won the fourth by three lengths. Fiddle Head led early in the fifth but Deer Lodge surged to a half length victory over Carrie G. Time records noted for each race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Pail Mall
Lotion
Joe Courtney
Burnside
Castaway II
Forest King
Lela May
Brother Ban
Cassius
Elyton
Syntax
Saratoga
N. Y
Hopeful
Happiness
Marie Lovell
Tennesseean
Fellowship
Prince Howard
Little Bill
Belle d’Or
Cartoon
Ovid
Bertha
Gymnast
Blonda
Ocean
Banjo
Retrieve
Ted
Brown Princess
Hub
Cheeney
Mirth
Nettie Kent
Lake View
John Jay
Tom Kearns
Alice
Mamie Bay
Haramboure
Minnie Pahner
Fiddle Head
Big Brown Jug
Carrie G
Deer Lodge
Everett
Felix
Roulette
Hara
Vermont
Keynote
Kin
Norfolk
Oarsman
Sam D
Bonita
Vosburg Jeep
Morris Park Race Day Shows Favorites Win Amid Heavy Bets
At Morris Park New York August 29 attendance was strong and favorites prevailed in most races as betting ran heavy. In the first race seven furlongs Hanover edged Defaulter by a head with Climax third in 1 29. In the second race five furlongs the field stayed tight until the last quarter when Ballyhoo pulled away followed by Switter Civil Service Ballyhoo and Extravagance with Ballyhoo winning fairly easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morris Park
Hanover
Climax
Bessie Ik
Switter
Civil Service
Ballyhoo
Rutland's Big Show Opens With 15000 At Rutland Vermont
Rutland Vermont August 29 over 15000 attended the second day of the horse breeders meeting with Vermont lauded for speed style and high standards. Stallions Claremont Engineer and Colonel Egbert posted fast half mile times while Kent and Hooker stakes offered purses up to 563. Premiums were awarded for various classes and many visitors sought accommodations as the exhibition drew crowds from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutiano
Vermont
Claremont
Engineer
Colonel Egbert
Holdy BG. i
Belle Girl
Br. m
Magvie
Db. M
Hattie C
Brk. m
UF bin Ss
Abram K
Br. G
Coca Bee
George W. Hooker
Franklin
Éeessalk
Conemaugh Wilkes, Ch. G
Eek Ashe Sl
Tom Hamilton
B. G
Sincere Vecesse
Pyrmont
Blk. G
Ceneceeeuns Vse Woo
Chipman L
Lady Hope
BD. WM
Aristos
Ben Franklin
Leicester
Alcander
Ned Wilkes
St. Julien
Altmont
Aristos Chief
Harry Lambert
Sherrywood
Billings
Chico
Dukemont
George R
Egdale
Pandora
Ticia
Mattie Lambert
George M
Kate Q
Winnie Wilkes
Onawa
Ramona
Co. B. Hall
Leicester Girl
R. O. Sawyer
Leicester Junction
Czar
Lapham _ horse
E. A. Casey
Brannon
Belle Leicester
Goodell
Patchen
Burt Alden
Leicester Maid
Beecher
Charles Capron
Trotting Features Highlight Aug Fair Program
At Manchester New Hampshire Aug 29 trotting dominated the afternoon with the postponed 2:35 race won by Johnny Knott in 2 35. Purse 9300 for the 2 45 class for trotters featured Linus Hosiery and Hosiery Meath. London and York reports note the great Yorkshire stakes won by Chitabob with Pinton second and Nunthorpe third. Augusta Maine records 3000 Pou at Capitol Park where Lula H won the free for all and a 2 29 best time noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Johnny Knott
D. Marsh
Great Falls
Linus
Wallice
Malichi Connell
Conner
Harry Almont
Charles Yapp
Allston
Lucy Wilkes
R. S. King
Cambridge
Dandy
John N. Foss
A. HU. Barney
Providence
Gabe Jackson
Veter McGough
Androscogam County Agricultural Society
National
A. Webb
Waterville
Fire at Nahant destroys Hay boatworks and sheds
An early morning blaze at the Allen W. Hay boat-building shop at Nahant Beach destroyed the workshop and damaged a nearby dwelling, sheds, and a small stable. A valuable horse perished. The loss is estimated at about 4000 dollars, with 500 dollars insured. The fire is attributed to incendiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Alien W. Hay
Nahant Beach
Waterttown
N. Y
Sackett’s Harbor
Dansvillx
Mich
Werrs
N. H
George Plummer
Belmont
New Haven
Conn
Coburn & Co
Vermont Universalists Conclude Sixty Sixth Convention
The fifty sixth annual Vermont and Province of Quebec Universalists convention closed after two days in Bratz Lesoro. A praise service, laysman’s meeting, and talks by Hosea Parker, J W Pierce, Charles Dale and others opened the event. Reports from Perkins Academy Goddard Seminary College Hill Tufts Divinity cited. Lt. Mead and Charles Caverly spoke on publications. The Work and Opportunities of Vermont Universalists prompted discussion. C L Waite delivered the closing sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Universalists
Bratz Lesoro
Vermont
Province of Quebec
B. M. Tillotson
Woodstock
Perkins Academy
Malmsey
Goddard Seminary
Barre
Knight
College Hill
Mass
Tufts Divinity School
Lt. Mead
Maine
Charles Caverly
C. L. Waite
Macedon
N. Y
Admiral Heneage Forces German Bark From Esquimau Harbor
In Esquimau Harbor Admiral Heneage ordered the German bark J. H. Husted to leave the anchorage to clear space for a warship. The master protested and hoisted German colors before the tow, while officers and sailors moved the vessel. The event drew notable attention in shipping circles.
New Hampshire Camp Reunion Lively at Lake Winnipesaukee
The Camp Colonel E E Cross reunion drew thousands to Werrs New Hampshire on August 29 with clear skies and a placid Lake Winnipesaukee. Regimental officers were elected for the Fourth Seventh Eighth Youth Sixteenth Twelfth Heavy Artillery and Sharpshooters as General Walker and General Howard spoke amid music, poetry, and a lake battle reenactment. The day closed with camp fires, illuminated grounds, and a sham fight. tomorrow includes officer elections and a life-saving apparatus display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werrs
N. H
E. E. Cross
New Hampshire
Lake Winnipesaukee
O. O. Howard
Egbert L. Viele
New York
Francis A. Walker
Massachusetts
Fourth Regiment
John G. Hutchinson
John G. Lovejoy
Manchester
Seventh Regiment
Orlando G. Burt
Hillsboro Bridge
Charles A. Hale
Hollis
H. F. W. Little
Darius Merrill
Concord
W. F. Spaulding
Malden
Mass
Eighth Regiment
B. F. Woods
Nashua
Reuben Howarth
Chelsea
George W. Bridges
Brooklyn
John M. Stanton
Milford
George H. Morrill
Pepperill
Miss
X. FE. Mills
Lawrence Foley
Charles H. Stickney
Lowell
Thomas H. Rogers
Charles P. Stevens
Ashland
George W. Rowe
Reed
George H. Gilman
Dana W. King
Youth Regiment
M. T. Donohoe
Boston
B. Stowe Laskey
Portsmouth
F. C. Chase
Wilmot
Sylvanus
Putnam
W. Strain
F. N. Mace
Amherst
Charles H. Hodgman
A. F. Fletcher
Washington
George A. Clark
Lonergan
John W. Davis
J. F. Lowie
Walpole
K. G. Cross
M. G
Henry L. Johnson
Lucius B. Wright
David E. Burbank
Norwich
Andy Holt
Lyndeboro
Newman F. Brooks
Lebanon
Joseph B. Heath
Wolfeboro
D. Philip Sommers
Tilton
John 5. Chase
Webster
James A. Merrill
Frank B. Hardy
Nelson
Philip ©. Bean
Moses P. Miller
Enfield
William A. Rand
South Seabrook
L. T.townsend
D.C
Watertown
O. W. Baldwin
H. L. Johnson
Heavy Artillery
J. S. Keniston
Barnet
R. H. Paine
Suncook
George H. Waldron
Chester
Hazen P. Weeks
Laconia
T. L. Heath
Newport
Edward _ Dow
F. Murry
Wilton
H. A. Redfield
Dover
G. K. Crowell
Frank H. Carr
West Hopkinton
Abbott
David H. Goodell
Post Department
Richard F. Tobin
William H. Waring
Emma Ape Huntly
Rublee
Viele
Militia
Brown
North Scituate
Portsmouth Ath Club to mark fourth anniversary Sept. 10
The Portsmouth Athletic Club sets its fourth anniversary on September 10 with afternoon sports on the cricket grounds featuring a 100 yard dash shot put high and broad jumps ball throwing and a baseball match between two club teams. Evening festivities include a banquet at Rye Beach with invited guests. Local liquor dealers were ordered by Mayor Fay to close on Sunday and police chief Rowe to enforce the law fully, a move approved by the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N.H
Portsmouth Athletic Club
Rye Beach
Married in a Balloon at New Hampshire State Fair
Thirty thousand people packed the New Hampshire State fair to witness a balloon ascent that carried a bridal party into the air. The couple Joseph F. Boyd and Miss Addie Brooks were married in flight by Speaker Hiram D. Upton as H. F. Norris and Professor James K. Allen watched. The balloon drifted northwest for hours and landed in Gottstown, five miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
New Hampshire
Hiram D. Upton
House of Representatives
Joseph F. Boyd
Addie Brooks
H. F. Norris
Manchester Union
James K. Allen
Gottstown
Accident on York Harbor & Beach railroad
Portrsmouth August 29 A likely fatal accident occurred on the York Harbor and Beach railroad when a Boar's Head train packed with passengers forced to stand on platforms tossed Seabury Daniel Goodman of Eliot from the car. He struck rocks, crushed his right leg, suffered severe head injuries, and internal damage. He was rushed to Cottage Hospital in Portsmouth in critical condition and his life hangs by a thread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portrsmouth
N. H
York Harbor & Beach
Boar’s Head
Seabury
Daniel Goodman
Eliot
Cottage Hospital
Narrow escape after wagon thrown from embankment
Irving Jones and Arthur Want were riding along the North Pond dam embankment when a frightened horse tipped the wagon tumbling the men eighteen feet onto rocks. Jones suffered a broken nose and serious injuries to head and body while Want was bruised and Vance lightly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MiLl Rorp
Irving Jones
Arthur Want
North Pond Dam
Jones
Vance
Bandit Lover Kidnaps Girl in California Frontier Pursuit
In San Juan Capistrano a seventeen year old girl Marie Habana was abducted by bandit Sylvester Morales. A chase followed through Vista San Fernando and San Diego areas as Morales rode with the girl, armed with a Winchester and two six shooters. He swore not to be captured and was reportedly surrounded near Santa Anna as extra purses joined the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
San Juan Capistrano
Marie Habana
Sylvester Morales
Morales
Henry Charles
Charles
San Diequito
San Diego
Vista
San Juan
Webb
San Fernando
Desperado
San Diego Cafon
Trabura Cahon
Santa Anna
Seizure of Lily of Vancouver Near Behring Sea
A United States steamer captured the British sealing schooner Lily of Vancouver on August 6 in Behring Sea, found 300 skins, placed a prize crew aboard, and sent her to Sitka. The seized crew will face trial in the Alaskan District Court. The Rush plans to sail to San Francisco after relief by the Bear at Oana land, with fourteen sealers boarded and warned out, plus six captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
United States
Richard Rush
St. Paul
Oanalaska
Lily
Vancouver
Behring Sea
Sitka
New York
Victoria
B. C
Herald
Rush
Black Diamond
Uncle Sam
Train Smash and Fire Delays New York Line at Brewster
At Brewster two miles east of the New York and New England railroad, a freight train led by Conductor Marshall collided with a station train under Conductor Kirk at 12 20 am. Ten cars and one engine burned after catching fire. The Washington express was two hours late. Cause cited as mistaken orders. No serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
Brewster
New York & New England
Marshall
Kirk
Washington Express
Art. Rutlane
Montreal Express
Centre Rutland
Whitehall
Boston Caledonian Club Picnic Awards Big Cash Prizes
The Boston Caledonian Club held its 36th annual picnic at Oak Island with 2000 dollars in prizes. Duncan C. Ross set a hammer record, won the Scotch wrestling, and donated a second prize to charity. About 10,000 spectators watched events from 10 AM to dark, with a note of several races and field contests and a Knights Templar delegation as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Caledonian Club
Oak Island
Lynn
Duncan C. Ross
Manhattan Beach
J. L. Catinach
George Ross
Lin
J. Purcell
Ross
James Grant
Hugh Kiernan
Ed Case
L. Donnahue
R. B. Brown
T. Welsh
J. A. McDougall
D. C. Ross
Samuel D. McLean
C. Taylor
H. A. McDonald
R. E. Grant
T. Aiken
S. D. McLean
E. H. Stuart
James Spiers
James Brown
Free Campbell
John Mackentosh
McLean
A. Scott
Adair
Gilbert Munson
John McPherson
Grant
Archie Scott
D. McLean
A. McDonald
Taylor
W. McInnes
James Drenner
Hitch
Kick
T. Aikin
Joan McPherson
James Pettegrew
R. Grant
A. H. Stewart
Adir
Dallas
Owler
Mclane
Wilson
Campbell
H. J. Chadwick
C. Daniels
Chicago Child Kidnapped on South Water Street
In Carcaco on August 29 a bold kidnaping occurred on South Water street as Henry Rosenberg a vegetable peddler left two sons aged ten and five in his wagon while he bought supplies. An unknown man seized the younger boy and fled with him, with no trace found yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcaco
South Water Street
Henry Rosenberg
Present Odious Civil Service Opposed by Republicans
The Federation of Republican Clubs of Maryland’s third district resolves to not support any candidate who backs the current civil service system and its patronage rules. It condemns age-based exclusions and the practice of recruiting from schools, calling the civil service a relic of European governments and urging repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimorgh
Federation of
Republican Clubs
Benedict denies general sweep of Democrats in Richford offices
Burlington August 29 Mr Benedict future collector of customs says a Richford despatch claiming he asked for the resignations of all Democrats in the Richford office is grossly incorrect. Several deputy collectors in the district have resigned to the retiring collector but no broad purge was made or attempted by Mr Benedict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Benedict
Richford
Frederic Archer Arrested on False Pretences Charge
Manipen Aug 29 Frederic Archer coal dealer driving his own team was arrested by Chief Richards and Officer Ewing on a warrant accusing him of obtaining money under false pretences. He allegedly bought coal from Boston Chelsea dealers, erased official weight receipts, and overcharged the water board by 400 to 500 pounds per load. He was bailed and will appear before Judge Harlow Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Archer
Richards
Ewing
Archer
Malden
Boston
Chelsea
The
Water Board
Harlow
Malden Hack Drivers In Court
In Malden District Court Judge Harlow heard charges against four hackmen Hugh Curley John J Donovan Francis P Crowe and John Crowe for illegal loitering at the Boston and Maine station after railroad police ordered them to leave E L Hodgman Co holds exclusive backing rights at the station A large witness group testified and arguments closed The court recessed at 5 pm to render a decision tomorrow morning drawing considerable interest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Harlow
Hugh Curley
John J. Donovan
Francis P. Crowe
John Crowe
Boston & Maine Railroad
E. L. Hodgman & Co
Reunion of Fat Men in Seaside Park
The Pat Men's Association held its annual reunion in Briceport Connecticut at Seaside Park. About fifty heavyweights attended a social gathering. Officers elected were President D. B. Lockwood Bridgeport and vice presidents A. W. Wallace Berlin M. H. Risley Guilford Henry Elliott New Haven Studley Smith New Haven J G Hurlbut New Haven B W Maples Norwalk P J Brennen New York Samuel Horn New York T J Coe New York secretary Patrick Murphy Westport. Condolence resolutions were adopted for Laurence Kerr of New York. A clam bake followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinceport
Conn
Pat Men’s Association
Seaside Park
D. B. Lockwood
Bridgeport
A. W. Wallace
M. H. Risley
Berlin
Henry Elliott
Guilford
Studley Smith
J. G. Hurlbut
New Haven
B. W. Maples
Norwalk
P. J. Brennen
Samuel Horn
T. J. Coe
New York
Patrick Murphy
Westport
Laurence T. Kerr
Hartwell Family Reunion Celebrates in Concord Assembly
The sixth Hartwell family reunion gathered in Concord at the Middlesex Agricultural Society hall with members from New England and beyond. Speeches were heard from George H. Hartwell and several others, followed by music, readings, a noon collation, and informal afternoon activities. Contoocook and Hancock also report family and town picnics with brief programs and music at Goodhue's Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Hartwell
Middlesex Agricultural Society
New England
George H. Hartwell
Isaac _B. Hartwell
Wilkinsonville
Mass
W. W. Hartwell
Plattsburg
Charles W. Hartwell
New Haven
Fatally Defective Alimony Decrees
A letter to the editor notes alimony decrees that follow a divorce petition with no separate alimony allegations are legally void. It argues such orders deprive a defendant of property without due process and lack jurisdiction to award alimony without proper litigation factors. The author cites a New England focus and references a decision by George F. Ormsby of Wall Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
New England
George F. Ormsby
Wall Street
New York
Excavation at Delphi Seeks 75000 for Kastri Purchase
The Archeological Institute of America calls for funds to finance five years of Delphi excavations. At a May 11 1889 New York meeting the council authorized the project pending about 80000 to expropriate Kastri land and compensate residents. The American School at Athens would direct the work with institute income pledged to cover remaining costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archeological Institute of America
Delphi
Council of the Archeological Institute
New York
Kastri
Ancient
Amercan School
Athens
Greece
Delphias
Kasiri
Institute
Charles Exvrot Norton
Henry Drnsteir
Martin Brimmer
Willtiam W. Goopwin
Francis Parkman
Stephen Salisbury
Frederic J. DE PE
Frederic D. Allen
Martin L. D’oocxr
Augustius C. Merriam
Charles Waldstein
Howardp_ CRosby
Horace H. Furness
Basi
L. Gildersleeve
L. Hutchinson
JamEs Russell Lowell
William Pepper
Henry C. Potter
Junius Sachs
William R. Ware
William C. Lawton
Cambridge
Mass
Land Registration Reform in Japan Ends Title Deeds
A new Japanese law abolishes land title deeds and creates a centralized land register kept at district head offices. Registration replaces old deeds, simplifying taxation and transfers. Values noted in the register are taxable regardless of market sales, and safe custody of records is emphasized amid frequent fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Robbery on Travers Street Ends With Suspect Captured
Nicholas Carey of West Quincy was robbed on Travers street near midnight as he walked to the Friendly Inn. A larger man demanded the time, dragged him into a passage, and took a $10 bill and his pocketbook. Patrolman Hines pursued, a sharp tussle ensued, and the suspect named John Slattery of Salem was arrested and jailed at the station. Carey escaped injury, but lost his hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Carey
West Quincy
Travers Street
Hines
Station 1
Carey
Friendly Inn
John Slattery
Salem
Slattery
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Has Pointer
H. C. Traynor
B. m. Susie
Woodbury
B. m. Aubine
W. Ladd
G. G. Newton
Elf. Geers
G. J.B. Richardson
J. J. Bowen
B.s. J. R. Shedd
Davis
Granby
Budd Doble
Sally Bullion
Seymour Belle
D. Irwin
Jomcnoling Sc
F. W. Reynolds
Ch. x. Saxon
James Goldsmith
Frank Rese Eo
James Golden
M. Hamletta
Oedis
Wees
John Riley
Almont Bagie
Rutland
Nahant
California
Chicago
Hartwell Family
Alta
Ophir
Best & Belcher
Occidental
Potosi
Con
Cal & Va
Savage
Crown Point
Sierra Nevada
Eureka Con
Union
Sewer
Gould & Carry
Utah Ste
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