Boston Sunday drive parade on Beacon street crowds a daylong spectacle
A lengthy description of a Boston street parade of carriages, roadsters, and bicycles along Beacon Street and Commonwealth Avenue. The piece names many participants and vehicles, notes mounted patrols guiding traffic, contrasts with older Brighton Road scenes, and ends with a calm scene as crowds depart and dust is minimal.
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Harvard Avenue
Linden
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Charles River
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Brookline
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John Stetson
Globe Theatre
Randolph
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Godfrey Rorser
Roger Scanlan
Appolinaris
Eben D. Jordan
George Lavery
Goddard
David D. Hunt
George Brown
Eben Jordan, Jr
Colonel Strahan
Ninth Regiment
Billings
The
Baseball Association
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Ned
Mrs. Whipple
Commonealth Avenue
Comonwealth Avenue
George Hall and Son
Adams House
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Crocker and Son
Mr. Aldrich
Cobb, Aldrich & Co
John May
Wright
Dartmouth Street
Jacob Pfaff
Boylston Street
Osborne
Lee
Grant
Bowdoin Street
Alderman Meyer
Mr. Prince
Mr. Cochrane
Highlands
Sheriff O’ Brien
Sam Spofford
John Anderson
Tilly Haynes
Mr. Barnes
Brunswick
John Shepard
John Braham
Fred Ames
Mr. Forbes
Mr. Beebe
Mr. Meade
Chardon Street
German Barber Learns Heir To 25000 In Germany
Otto Hande a 26 year old German barber in Warthrpurg Conn learned from the German consul in New York that he inherits 25000 dollars from his brother who died in Germany.
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Warthrpurg
Conn
Otto Hande
Samuel Greenberg
New York
Germany
Mills for Speaker caucus reaches sixteenth ballot
In the Fiftieth Congress Speakership caucus the Mills faction stalls after sixteen ballots with no winner. Candidates Mills Crisp Springer McMillin Hatch make claims of growing support while Reed tops Republicans as a nominee.
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Culberson
Texas
Crisp
Blount
Georgia
Springer
Newberry
Ilinois
McMillin
Richardson
Tennessee
Hateh
Bland
Missouri
Wilson
Reed
Burroughs
Michigan
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
Illinois
McMillan
Hatch
Mr. Bynum
Indiana
Monumental Views of Boston Patriot Beacon Hill Monument
John Bull Americanizeh argues for re erecting the Beacon Hill Monument commemorating the Revolution. Hamilton A Hill, Bostonian Society member, urges restoration to preserve history and teach civic lessons, noting the monument's significance to Boston and the nation.
Readers Can Get State Engravings By Coupon Or Subscription
Regular Post readers can secure a State engraving. A coupon on page two, dated each issue, and thirty distinct coupons grant a copy. Subscribers renewing three months or more, or new three month subs, qualify without coupons and may request additional copies with dated coupons. Include engraving request with payment.
Seventy Three Lives Lost in French Mine Disaster
From the St Etienne coal field in southwest France a blast in Pompe pit killed at least seventy three miners. Rescue crews found about twenty survivors among wrecked workings. Widespread mourning followed as officials faced accusations of neglect and an investigation was ordered after a recent safety inspection.
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Paris
St. Etienne
France
Pompe
Dom Pedro Lies in State Across Rio De Janeiro
Despatches report Dom Pedro’s death met with no official recognition in Rio de Janeiro. Merchants closed shops out of respect. the King of Portugal offers Braganza vault for burial. Exposed in state at 4:30 PM. A hotel room serves as chapel. Funeral set for Wednesday at the Church of the Madeleine.
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Rio Janeiro
Dom Pedro
Portugal
d’Eu
Isabella
Braganza
Bedford
Head of Hiram Sawtell Found Near Great Falls
Isaac B Sawtell confesses to killing his brother Hiram and describes burying the head in a pine copse near the Lebanon woods. A search party uncovered decayed clothing and a skull with a bullet hole, wrapped in undergarments. Dr Grant examined the skull, sent remains to Great Falls for further inquiry.
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N. H
Isaac B. Sawtell
Lebanon Woods
Hiram
Isaac
Old Marsh
Great Falls
Thomas Knox
Marsh
Dr. Grant
Young Men in Politics Urged to Lead with Ideas and Conscience
Rev Nehemiah Boynton addressed Union Church on Columbus Avenue urging young men to enter politics with intelligence activity and conscience. He stressed reading original sources, using the daily press, and understanding issues like church-state relations capital and labor and tariffs. He warned of self seeking actors and urged honest nominees and citizen engagement to save American politics.
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Union Church
Columbus Avenue
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National Bureau of Statistics of Labor
Boynton
Boston
Naturalization Courts
Political America
Who Was Bomb-Harder Continued From First Page
The article details the victim's clothing finds, including a white undershirt, yellowish drawers, a torn stocking, a brooks stamped glove, a Brooks Boston button, and a No 8 shoe. It notes a silk hat inscribed M. C with 017-5880 on the sweat band and a near new black seal pocketbook. An autopsy reveals a head injury from the explosion and the brain will be examined in microscopy to determine disease. The inquest on the Russell Sage bomb-thrower awaits recovered witnesses. Southworth, arrested in New York, is linked to the Sage case and described as a former Grand Army of Labor organizer with a history of visionary schemes.
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Jenkins
Gray
Carnegie Laboratory
Russell Sage
William D. Southworth
Horne
Worth’s Museum
Byrnes
Nashville
Southworth
Police
Captain Horne
Benjamin Morris
Dynamiter
Man Southworth
San Francisco
Cal
W. D. Southworth
New York
Grand Army of Labor
Overland
GOC
Sage
Liberty or Death at Sing Sing for Loppy
Martin D. Loppy, condemned to death in Sing Sing, is expected to die at daybreak Tuesday. He remains cheerful and devout a Presbyterian, having rejected pardon and commutation, and maintains innocence. Chaplains Law and Edgerton provide spiritual comfort as prison officials note his calm demeanor and mental clarity.
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Sing Sing
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Howells to Leave Harpers for Cosmopolitan Editorship
William Dean Howells will retire from Harpers Magazine on January 1 and assume joint editorial control of Cosmopolitan Magazine along with John Brisben Walker, according to a New York announcement.
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New York
William Dean Howells
Harper’s Magazine
Cosmopolitan
John Brisben Walker
Melrose Pastor Resigns From Unitarian Church
The Rev Joseph H Weeks resigns as pastor of the Unitarian Church in Melrose effective immediately. Church members express surprise with no reason given for the abrupt departure in the December 6 report.
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Melrose
Joseph H. Weeks
Unitarian Church
Did He Jump Off the Wharf Michael F Doherty Missing
Michael F Doherty a 46 year old stevedore from 20 Medford street Charlestown was reported missing from the East Cambridge wharf area near the Lowell railroad coal sheds. Police and river crews dragged the river all Saturday night and Sunday and will continue today. he is described as the brother of an ex Alderman of Charlestown.
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Michael F. Doherty
Medford Street
Charlestown
Doherty
Lowell
Alderman Doherty
Chrlestown
Railroad Life Series Opens in Youth's Companion 1892
The Youth's Companion announces a set of railroad life articles for 1892 told by famed railroad men. Stories include a superintendent's account of success at New York Central and a dramatic tale Asleep at His Post by a former Michigan Central superintendent, plus humorous roundhouse sketches by an old brakeman.
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Michigan Central
Leader of the Ohio Bar Dies in Cleveland at 78
Judge Rufus P. Ranney, prominent Ohio bar leader, died in Cleveland today at age 78. He guided the state legal community for decades and held influential clerical and judicial roles.
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Cleveland
Dee
Rufus P. Ranney
Kris Kringle at home New Home Sewing Machine Parlors
Kris Kringle at home listed with New Home Sewing Machine Parlors located at 160 Tremont Street.
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Kris Kringle
Tremont Street
Steamers Arrived With Notable Transatlantic Movements
In Boston on December 6 Imperial Prince from the Mediterranean via New York and Parkmore from London. New York December 5 Procida from Hamburg. Portland Maine December 5 Austrian from Glasgow. Liverpool December 5 Etruria from New York. Southampton December 4 Spree from Bremen bound for New York, later reported with 350000 dollars in gold. Liverpool December 6 Georgian from Boston. New York December 6 La Bretagne from Havre, Umbria from Liverpool, Spain from London, DeRuyter from Antwerp, Valtumo from Antwerp moville December 6, State of California from New York. Liverpool December 6 Arizona from New Orleans. Havre December 6 La Gascogne from New York. Off Kinsale December 6 West from New Orleans. London December 6 Bear Creek from Philadelphia. Hamburg December 6 Gothia from Baltimore. London December 6 Maine from Baltimore. Bremen December 6 Weimar from Baltimore.
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Mediterranean
New York
Parkmore
London
Procida
Hamburg
Portland
Glasgow
Liverpool
Etruria
Southampton
Spree
Bremen
la Bretagne
Havre
Umbria
Liverpol
Spain
DeRuyter
Antwerp
Valtumo
Moville
State of California
Arizona
la Gascogne
Newark
Kinsale
West
New Oreans
Bear Creek
Philadelphia
Gothia
Baltimore
Maine
Weimar
Death of a well known authoress dies at 75
Atlantic City New Jersey, December 6, Miss E Lattimer, a well known authoress, died here today aged 75.
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Atlantic City
N. J
E. Lattimer
Dr Graves Speaks in Poison Trial Defense
Denver, Dec 6. Dr Thatcher Graves breaks silence amid murder trial over Mrs Barnaby. He discusses his brother Frank Graves who vanished from Massachusetts after a bank safer robbery, claiming he fled home due to overwork. father offered 5000 reward. Judge Rising may withdraw if not recovered by Wednesday.
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Col
Thatcher Graves
Barnaby
Graves
Frank Graves
Massachusetts
Boston
West
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Marsh
Navy Secretary's Report Praises Armor Delays and Ship Progress
Secretary Tracy's annual Navy report notes armor delivery delays may push final completion dates for twelve armored ships. It commends construction progress on numerous vessels and endorses building two Indiana-class battleships and a New York type cruiser, plus promotion reforms and navy militia training.
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Alliance
Mohican
Iogquois
Thetis
Kearsarge
Essex
Yantic
Adams
Tve
Omaha
Swatare
Nipsic
Enterprise
Naval Academy
Bethlehem-Crown Company
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
United States Projectile Company of
Brooklyn
American Projectile Company
Boston
Baltimore
Valparaiso
Brown
United States
Department
Simiar
Army
Navy
Hth
Congress
Ifglf
Low Island Sound
Masachusetts
Hich
Nava
Durin
Sunday Evening Concert at Notre Dame Des Victoires
An enjoyable concert last evening at the Church of Notre Dame Des Victoires featured Mon. Alfred De Seve and the cathedral choir with the Rubinstein Trio. Soloists included Miss Marie Nellini Miss Lilian Carll Smith Mr M J Dwyer Mr J Frank Donahoe and Mr John Craig Kelley. The programme was well selected and appreciated by a large audience.
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Alfred de Seve
Rubinstein
Marie Nellini
Lilian Carll Smith
M. J. Dwyer
J. Frank Donahoe
John Craig Kelley
Man Falls From Electric Car on Washington Street
James J. Welch of 1120 Washington street fell from an electric car on Washington street yesterday afternoon, sustaining a bad scalp wound.
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James J. Welch
Washington Street
Emulsion cod liver oil touts gentle taste
An old fashioned belief that medicine must taste bad is challenged by Scott's Emulsion. The product, cod liver oil with a mild flavor, is promoted by Scott & Bonnet chemists at 132 South sth Avenue. Your druggist stocks Scott's Emulsion. available from druggists everywhere.
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Scott & Bonnet
South Sth Avenue
New York
Navy Department Budget Outline for Next Year
The navy plan proposes a department estimate of 27,194,639.80 dollars, down 5,331,505.98 from last year. It includes 12,280,855 dollars for increased navy needs and recommends consolidating the revenue marine service with the navy, plus details on court-martials, naval stores, navy yard plants, and labor at navy yards.
Bold Robbery Plot Foiled As Burglars Slip Away
Police thwarted an upper-floor break in at 744-756 Washington street, Harvard street side near New Marlboro Hotel. Four men climbed a fire escape to force a third story window but escaped unseen as officers flooded the scene. a crowd of 500 to 1000 gathered, while fire escapes to a nearby livery stable offered routes to Bennet street.
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Harvard Street
New Marlboro Hotel
C. E. Osgood & Co
Washington Street
Milligan
Division 4
Adams
Peabody
Whitman
Cowboy
Fitzpatrick
Charlie Ryan
Washington
Harvard
Harvar Street
Bennet Street
Prize fighters Maurice Slavin Mitchell bid farewell in London
London December 7. Pugilists F P Slavin and Charlie Mitchell attended a farewell banquet at the National Sporting Club before sailing for America on Wednesday. Slavin replied to a toast that the tour aims to gain honor and the needful. Mitchell said his knowledge of the ropes in America would be beneficial.
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F. P. Slavin
Charlie Mitchell
National Sporting Club
America
Slavin
Mitchell
Building Trades to Reorganize Meet in Pythian Hall
Amalga mated Building Trades Council held a regular monthly meeting chaired by F W Schneider. Discussion focused on the conspiracy law raised by the arrest of walking delegate Sullivan with lawyer H A Fuller present. A four member committee was appointed with Fuller, and Fuller was made an honorary member. A conference for deeper organization is set for the first week in January. The council will meet on the first and third Sundays going forward. Carpenters Union 204 of Somerville was admitted.
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Amalgamated Building Trades Council
Pythian Hall
F. W. Schneider
Sullivan
A. Fuller
Building Trades
Carpenters Union
Somerville
A Sailor's Knot Tops Museum Run in Theatrical Debut
A Sailor's Knot has captivated audiences at the Museum in its first week, likely to surpass prior records. The production’s setting, notably the Dauntless deck and sunset finale, offers exceptional visual appeal and leaves patrons satisfied. The show is deemed to have staying power in the theater scene.
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Dauntless
Serious Fire Destroys Vine Street Building in Philadelphia
A large three story building at 719 and 721 Vine Street in Philadelphia burned tonight, nearly leveled by flames. Loss estimated at 350000 dollars. Fire departments fought the blaze through the night with extensive damage reported to the structure and contents.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Vine Street
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