Everett Shocked Death of Grace Dearborn A Surprise
Grace Dearborn, 26, died in New Haven after a criminal operation performed by Dr. Bond. Her father, Mr. Dearborn, assessor, believes she kept the betrayer’s name secret. police in Everett report no instructions from New Haven. Funeral set for 2 PM at the parents’ home, Universalist rites, Glenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Grace Dearborn
New Haven
Dearborn
Grace
Post
Mr. Dearborn
Russell
Mik
Bond
Boston
Sumner and
Argyle Streets
Mr. Hamilton
The
Universalist Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Man Found Dead at Lodging House After Alcoholism
A man naming himself Frank Farwell was found dead in bed at 102 Essex Street lodging house yesterday afternoon by staff. No injuries were visible and a physician suspects alcoholism as the cause. Farwell, very drunk on arrival Saturday night, appeared to be a hard drinker during his weeklong stay. The body was taken to the City Hospital morgue and Medical Examiner Draper notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Farwell
Essex Street
Lodging Peace
Post
Farwell
City Hospital
Draper
Irish rally ends with Miss Gonne crowds and praise
A Boston Irish event features Maud Gonne addressing a large audience at the Columbia Theatre. General Collins and Patrick A. Collins preside amid cheers and interruptions as speakers defend Ireland and critique English policy. A parade by Hibernians and Irish groups accompanied the guest, with escorts and marching bands through cold streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Mr. Riley
Collins
Scennes
Eton
John Sullivan
Thomas Riley
Quirky
Timothy W. Coakley
Fitzgerald
Miss Gonne
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Irish National Alliance
John M. Cotter
General Collins
Sloel Es
England
Bernhardt
Irish Leader Miss Gonne Denounces English Arbitration Treaty
Miss Gonne, addressing Irish Americans, denounces England’s arbitration treaty as a gateway to food security and imperial power. She argues it binds the United States with Britain against Ireland, urges defeat of the treaty, and cites historical grievances, urging unity for Ireland’s freedom. She travels to Buffalo for further remarks and may visit Boston before returning to Ireland next May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Miss Gennes
America
Ireland
Western Republic
Washington
England
Idia
Europe
Papis
Ngland
Suez Canal
Pacific
Western Hemisphere
France
Russia
Germany
Republic of America
Quincy
Victoria
India
United States
International Tribunal
Chamberlain
Hisses
Krueger
Transvaal
London
Ireand
Gladstone
Miss Gonne
James F. Bagan
Chatham
Mr. Eagan
Buffalo
Boston
Politician Declines Comment On Sermon Proscription
The Hon. Edwin V. Curtis said he had not read Dr. Brady's sermon and could not comment. He affirmed his support for the Republican municipal platform and stated he would not seek support from anyone who believes in proscribing fellow citizens on account of race, religion, or color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin V. Curtis
Dr. Brady
Republican
Socialistic meeting speakers announced at Faneuil Hall
Martha Moore Avery will chair and Thomas Curran of Providence join David Goldstein candidate for Mayor James R Nugent candidate for Alder man Florentine Theobauld Byron Efford Joseph Ballem and Howard N Balkam of New York City last year's candidate for Governor of New York will speak at the Socialistic meeting at Faneuil Hall tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Moore Avery
Thomas Curran
Providence
David Goldstein
James R. Nugent
Florentine Theobauld
Byron Efford
Joseph Ballem
Howard N. Balkam
New York City
New York
Faneuil Hall
Notable Christmas Gift Pitch for Home Helpers
Advertises a No 1 Eclipse ball bearing wringer and a Bissell carpet sweeper as life and labor saving devices. Promotes American Wringer Company offering repairs at 77 and 79 Franklin street as a specialty.
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American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Fewer Dividends Show Falls in Fall River Mills Earnings
Fall River mills report a sharp drop in dividend earnings for 1897 with 11 mills paying nothing. The total capital invested remains $22,933,000, and dividends amounted to $776,300 versus $1,368,875 in 1896 and $1,742,625 in 1895. Bourne Mills paid regular monthly 1 percent plus 6 percent in August, skewing the rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Fall River Mills
G. M. Haffords & Co
Anawan Manufacturing Company
Arkwright Mill
Anawan
Barnaby Gingham
Bourne
Rhode Island
Troy C. & W. Manufacturing Company
Oo Corporation
T. American Linen Co
Annawan Mfg. Co
Arkwright Mills
Er Barnard Mfg
Bourne Mills
Border City Mfg. Co
Barnaby Mfg
Chace Mills
Cornell Mills
Conanicut Mills
Davel Mills
Eeeee
Sucd Flint Mills
Globe Yarn Mills
Hargraves Mills
King Philip Mills
Mechanic Mills
Metacomet Mfg. Co
Granite Mills
Laurel Lake Mills
ie /Merchants’ Mfg. Co
Narragansett Mills
Richard Borden Co
Robeson Mills
Eh Sanford Spinning Co
Sagamore Mfg. Co
Osborn Mills
Seeeee
Parker Mills
Pocasset Mfg. Co
Seaconnet Mills
Shore
Slade Mills
Eoseee
Ised
Stafford Mills
Stevens Mfg. Co
Tecumseh Mills
Troy C. & W. Mfg
Union Cotton Mfg. Co
Wampanoag Mills
Weetamoe Mills
Shae Kerr Thread Co
Epee
Chandler Predicts Republican Defeat in 1898 Letter
Senator William E Chandler of New Hampshire argues in a Washington Post letter that if Secretary Gage pushes gold standard bills, Republicans will fracture in Congress, prices will fall, and the party will lose the 1898 elections. He warns McKinley must act for the people, not plutocrats, to avoid political self-destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chandler
New Hampshire
Washington Post
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Hawaii
Cuba
Republican Party
House
Gage
United States
Retary Gage
Gold Standa League of
New York
National Monetary Conference
McKinley
William Ele. Chandler
Open Letter to Williams From Boston Labor Union
The Josiah Quincy Union Printers Club urges support for Josiah Quincy in Boston's municipal race, arguing municipal ownership offers faster paths to shorter workdays and higher wages. They frame Curtis as opposed to organized labor and press Williams to publicly endorse Quincy. Signed by Albert Hovey, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Quincy Union Printers’ Club
Boston
Josiah Quincy
Curtis
Organized Labor
Thomas Riley
Friends of Organized Labor
Gosiar
Quince Union Printers
Albert Hovey
Rally for Quincy by Italian society elects officers
The Italian Figli D Italia Political Society held its officer election in Lusitana Hall on Hanover Street yesterday. A rally for Quincy and the entire Democratic ticket followed with speakers including Congressman Fitzgerald Commodore Edward W Dixon the Aldermanic candidate Joseph Santosuosso A A Badaracco Mr F Ricci president.
Voting in party lines workers cast ballots in city precincts
Residents on streets such as Wall, Stone, Church, Washington, and Arlington report varied party allegiances with many declaring Democrat or silver Democrat while voting for Curtis Riley Quincy or Quincy. Several letters from individuals pledge straight tickets or identify as independent or Republican as postal ballots reveal.
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Quincy
N. V
Austin Street
Curtis
Hudson Street
Riley. R
Harrison Avenue
Bryannte
Arklow Street
Roxbury
F. R
Faxon Street
Riley
Seneca Street
W. E
Wall Street
BR. J. C
FF. C
3. C
J. T
M. F
Bromley Street
J. H
Brooks Street
D. S
C. Street
P. C
Arlington Street
Arlington Avenue
J. B
Bunker Hill Street
D. M
Bolton Street
J. S
East Boston Signers Reverse Back Riley Nomination
Fifty seven East Boston citizens signed Thomas Riley mayoral papers but say they misread and now support Josiah Quincy. They urge the press to correct the record and reveal their undivided Democratic backing. James M. Curley confirms his intention to vote for Josiah Quincy and the Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Thomas Riley
Ward 2
Boston
Josiah Quincy
John Inston
Marion Street
Edoward Cummings
Bennington Street
L. D. Brown
Chelsea Street
John Fulhaur
Sumner Street
Patrick HE. McDonald
Paris Street
Joseph P. Dalton
Havre Street
Martin H. Daleton
Michael J. Gavaghan
Martin Madden
Morris Street
Richard Kent
Cottage Street
Thomas
Post
Sir
Josiah Sydney
James M. Curley
East Lenox Street
Fire destroys five story building in St Louis jewelry district
A basement fire at Lermod and Jaccard Jewelry Co. on Locust and Broadway in St Louis caused a rapid blaze that destroyed the five story structure. Losses total about 335000 with full insurance. Five minutes after floors collapsed, residents including engineer W A Rutledge and family were rescued. The Model Clock Co unit also wiped out with 50000 loss and three quarters insured. No deaths reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Lermod & Jaccard Jewelry Company
Locust Street
Broadway
W. A. Rutledge
Model Clock Company
Two Shot Down in Havana Autonomy Controversy
Cable advices from Havana to the Spanish legation report Ruiz and Aranguren were shot by order of Alexander Rodriguez. Ruiz had exchanged letters with Aranguren and left Havana to meet a friend, not on an official mission. Rodriguez ordered the shooting, signaling strong autonomy sentiment.
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Washington
Havana
Ruiz
Aranguren
Alexander Rodriguez
Afeuegesh
Rodriguez
Centenary Service Marks East Harwich Church
The Methodist Episcopal Society in East Harwich celebrated 100 years today with special services. Pastor Charles Amith delivered the historical sermon. The society was organized in 1797 by Rev. John Brodhead, with the first meeting house built in 1797. The present edifice rose in 1811 and was dedicated on New Year’s Day 1812 under Pastor Rev. Benjamin Lombard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Harwich
Methodist Episcopal Society
Arles Amith
John Brodhead
Benjamin Lombard
Park Street Club Elects Officers Amidroom Selection
The Park Street Club has elected officers including President Alfred H. Colby, first vice president Leonard G. Roberts, second vice president George M. Luttler, third vice president Edward Freeman Flynn, soon J Augustus Remington, treasurer Frank E. Garvin, and committees led by Clinton Bradley as chairman with Oscar Storer and George F F Roberts on membership, Lewis J. Jackson chairing music with William J. Shillady and Addison Malley as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street Club
Alfred H. Colby
Leonard G. Roberts
George M. Luttler
Edward Freeman Flynn
Soon J. Augustus Remington
Frank E. Garvin
Clinton
Bradley
Oscar Storer
George F. F. Roberts
Lewis J. Jackson
William J. Shillady
Addison Malley
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Everett Shocked
A. Melvin
Blackstone St
J. Springer
Family Protective Union
Frank S. Abercrombie
I. Hirshberg
M. Sulanger
A. Kupperman
M. L. Morrison
Goodwin & CO
Hanover St
Mephisto
W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover
John Boyle O'Reilly
E. A. Curtis
James Eagan
Maud Gonner
Tim
Patrick A. Collins
Treland
Maud Gonne
John J. O’connor
J. T. Gallagher
Charlestown
Genne
Goddard
Washington St
Ghatsimas
Socialist Rally
Williams
Ge Barrios
Uni
Whrasphere
Barrios
Sarah Bernhardt
Barrios Diamond CO
Broad St
Boston Post
E. A. Grozier
Edwin A. Curtis
Dental Coot Street
Charles
Tremont Row
Wilson Brothers
Dennison
Mary
John Dennison
Andover
Mass
Joseph A
Aduntis Street
St. Augustine's Arch
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