Death of General Winfield S Hancock on Governors Island
News from New York reports the sudden death of General Winfield S Hancock senior major general and commander of the Atlantic military division at Governor's Island. The illness began with a neck eruption, developing into a carbuncle and brain involvement. Funeral plans and mourning orders follow as Major General Whipple takes command until a successor is named.
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New York
Whipple
Governor’s Island
Winfield S. Dancock
United States Army
Atlantic
Washington
O’reilly
Army
John H. Janewsy
Janeway
Charles Sunderland
Oliver Russel
D. M. Stimpson
West Seventieth Street
James B. Fry
Mancock
Sutherland
Oliver Russell
Robinson
Ward
Daniel
Whippie
Jackson
Hancock
Schofield
Terry
Howard
Hascock
Norristown
Penn
Department of the Atlantic
Department of Dakota
Ils
Meade
Hay Sines
Hancock at Gettysburg and Civil War record detailed
The piece chronicles General Winfield Scott Hancock from his 1861 transfer to the Army of the Potomac through Gettysburg where he led the center, was wounded, and secured victory. It covers his postwar commands, public roles, and 1880 presidential nomination context.
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Hancock
California
Pacific
Washington
Lincoln
Army of the Potomac
Williamsburg
Frazier’s Farm
Maryland
South Mountain
Antietam
Mayre
Fredericksburg
Hancoek
Chancellorsville
Second Army
Gettysburg
Meade
Reynolds
Pipe Ciay Creek
Gttysburg
Mewe
Congress
Grove Lock
Revellion
Mena
Haccock
Peanett A. Walker
Srena
Samuel J. Llden
Governor's Island
Genes Grant
President orders flags at half mast for Hancock death
Washington telegrams report General Winfield Scott Hancock has died. President Cleveland orders national flag at half mast on all executive buildings in the capital until funeral. War Department to issue a general order announcing his death and recalls military reception invitations.
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Norristown
Penn
Ada
Governor’s Island
Nicholson
Murray
Hancock
Washington
General Hancock
Renato
White House
Daniel 8. Lamont
Grover Cleveland
Halcock
War Department
Secretary of War
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Death of General Hancock Alters Ohio Legion Plans
Cincinnati dispatch reports General Hancock's death shocks the Ohio Commandery of the Loyal Legion. Ex President Hayes, commander, cancels tomorrow night’s festivities and holds memorial services instead. Hayes telegraphs Mrs. Hancock offering heartfelt sympathy.
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Cincinnati
Hancock
Ohio
Loys Legion
Credr
United States
Hayes
W.S. Hancock
Governor's Island
N. Y
Legal Legion
R. B. Hayes
Death of General Bancock Shocks Norristown Natives
News of General Bancocks sudden death at the county seat of his native county spread with sorrow. Crowds gathered around bulletin boards awaiting corroboration, as locals recall his academy and school days under Tutor Roberts and Samuel Anren.
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Norristown
Penn
General Bancock
Old Academy
Eipaatut Roberts
Samuel Anren
Death of General Hancock Prompts Legislative Sorrow
Trenton N J reports both houses in session when telegrams arrived announcing General Hancock death. Resolutions express sorrow and sympathy to his family and an immediate adjournment out of respect. St Paul experiences shock at Hancock’s death and frontier posts in Dakota report similar replies.
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New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Hancock
Northwest
ST. Paul
Minn
Department of Dakota
Eulogies for General Hancock in Boston Tribute
Citizens of Boston pay tribute to General Hancock recalling Gettysburg heroism and proclaiming him among the era’s noble figures. Leaders including A P Martin Leopold Morse and F O Prince call him a great soldier and virtuous man with enduring legacy.
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Hancock
Boston
A. P. Martin
Gettysburg
Grant
McClellan
Leopold Morse
Godfrey Morae
Waas
F. O. Prince
Saltonstall
Haarcock
Woodbury
Richard F. Tobin
G. A. R. Department of Massachusetts
Tobin
Pickett
Shoe Factory Fire Triggers Major Loss in Middleborough
Fire at Leonard and Barrow’s shoe factory in Middleboro Massachusetts caused about 60 000 dollars in damage with 210 000 dollars insured. About 250 workers were left unemployed as rebuilding chances faltered amid suspicions the blaze started in the drying room.
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Middlepoed
Maas
Leonard & Barrow
Judge Rules Passenger Did Not Evade Fare
Hartford Feb 9 Judge Shipman ruled in Whittlesey v New York and New England that Frank H Whittlesey who traveled from Providence to Hartford and was arrested after a dispute over an extra mileage coupon did not evade fare He is awarded 25 damages and costs not exceeding 25 dollars with instruction to refer questions to railroad officials.
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Hartford
Conn
Shipman
United States Court Today
Frank H. Whittesley
New York and
New England Road
Whittesley
Providence
Willimantic
Death of General Rowley Former Grant secretary dies in Chicago
General W. R. Rowley died after a long illness at his daughter’s Chicago home. He gain fame as secretary to General Grant and held brigadier general rank during the war. He had earlier served as judge of the County Court at Galena before returning home to New Jersey and later moving to Chicago.
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Winfield Scott Hancock
Montgomery Square
Montgomery County
Pennsylvania
Richard Hancock
Dartmoor
Benjamin Franklin I.hancock
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Hayworth
Society of Friends
Wuhafivid
Lundy’s Lane
Military Academy
West Point
Ease
Grant
McClellan
Reynolds
Buell
Frankin
Korecrans
Lyon
Porter
Longstreet
Pickett
Puebla
Scott
City of Mexico
Contreras
Cherubusco
Molino del Rey
Chapultepec
St. Louis
N. Clarke
Havevuck
Almira Rusell
Fort Myers
Florida
Harvey
Kansas
Alice
Utah
Hancock
Second
Williamsburg
Spottsylvania Courthouse
Love
Johnson
Edward Johnson
Lee
Lim
Wee 80
Gexath
Stewart
General Stewart
Petersburg
Deep Bottom
Reaui’s Station
Boyaston Plankroad
U.S. A
Virginia
Washington
Kentuary
Sheridan
Gourmando
Army of the
Lincs
Middle Department
Baltimore
Regular Army
Chicago
W. R. Rowley
Rowley
Galena
New England Telephone Stockholders Form Union
A Lowell meeting elected officers for the New England Telephone Stockholders Union to protect members against the American Bell monopoly. John J. Pickman was named president and Charles L. Knapp secretary. bylaws were adopted and the concession from American Bell cited as 3% with indication the group will seek 5%.
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Lowell
Mass
New England Telephone Company
Purouoss
American Bell Company
John J. Pickman
Charles L. Knapp
W. H. Prentiss
A. B. Haywerd
Keene, N. H
G. B
Fine custom pantaloons offered by Continental clothing house
The Continental clothing house announces custom pantaloons at 550 dollars a pair with over 100 patterns from American and foreign cassimeres worsteds diagonals tricots and doe skins. Orders taken only until March 1 and any remaining stock will be withdrawn. Located at 744 to 756 Washington street.
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Continental Clothing House
Washington Street
Carous of Horses Reported Stolen in Brockton
Special to the Post from Brockton Mass Feb 9 reports ex senator Reed’s horse stolen during town duty and later recovered. Thomas Scriven’s horse disappeared from a corner while he shopped. Charles B Gilligan’s Weymouth team hitched to a post is also missing amid suspected plot to steal horses from posts.
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Brockton
Mass
Reed
South Abington
Thomas Scriven
Charles B. Gilligan
Weymouths
Weather Indications for New England in Early Morning
Indications show fair weather across New England with winds shifting to the southeast. Temperature changes expected as the morning progresses.
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New England
Southeastern
Riots at Trafalgar Square Demand Police Action
London reports recount a Trafalgar Square outbreak with up to 15 000 people, including workers and thieves, rioting near Nelson's monument. Police dispersed the mob after arrests, while Socialist leader Sparling defended the protests and blamed the Carlton Club crowd.
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London
Trafalgar Square
Pall Mall
Hlyde Park
West Erd
Home Office
Sparling
Carlton Club
Sparing
Distressed Nottingham Unemployed Demand Bread at Workhouse
Two hundred unemployed workers forced entry into the workhouse guardians meeting room in Nottingham today and clamored for bread. A deputation from a medical conference on local distress was admitted afterward.
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Nottingham
Workhouse
London Socialists Press for Work Not Charity
Hyndman Champion Hyndman and Williams led four Socialists to meet Joseph Chamberlain asking for a government plan to provide work for hundreds of thousands of unemployed in London and across England. Chamberlain rejected immediate relief schemes, proposing inquiry into distress and potential public works outside the local board's remit. The visitors left dissatisfied, denouncing delay and urging honest work over outdoor relief or degrading labor tests.
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London
Cit
England
Burns
Chamberlain
Social Democratic Federation
Haghland
Boards of Guardians
Mr. Chamberlain
Mr. Hyndman
Mr. Champion
Hyndman
Parnell Seals Galway Split and Withdraws Support
In Galway the divided National party over the Galway parliamentary seat is resolved as Mr Parnell arrives to campaign for his nominee Captain O Shea. A hostile crowd confronts leaders but order is restored and Mr Lynch, denouncing Parnell, withdraws from the race at Parnell’s request.
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National Party
Dublin
Galway
Parnell
O’shea
Thomas Power O'Conner
Kejty
Sexton
Deasy
Campbell
Healy
O'Shea
Lynch
O’connor
O’brien
Ireland
Mr. Parnell
Mr. Lynch
Norway Bark Burned At Sea Off Pernambuco
The American bark Norway capt Knowles, sailing from Lyndey to Marseilles with Nov 22, has been burned at sea. Her crew have arrived safely at Pernambuco. Nearby notes mention varied international actions and political moves in Europe including motions and elections.
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Londoon
Norway
Knowles
Lyndey
Marseilles
Pernambuco
Governor Squire Declares Martial Law in Seattle
After soldiers fired on a mob four were killed and warrants were issued for five soldiers. Governor Squire suspended habeas corpus and declared martial law, appointing Major Alden provost marshal and taking city control. Passes required after 7 p.m. volunteers are being recruited as authorities mobilize rifles and ammunition.
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Seattle
W. T
Squire
Cleveland
A. E. Alden
General Gibbons Ordered to Seattle Mission by President
President Cleveland issues a proclamation authorizing General Gibbons to move with troops to Seattle to suppress domestic violence and enforce federal law in Washington Territory. The order warns disobedience will be punished and calls on residents to disperse by February 10.
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Washington
Watson C. Squire
Seattle
General Gibbons
United States of America
Washngton
United States
Grover Cleveland
Sali Tertiory
Samuel J. Tilden's Birthday Observed in 72nd Year
Samuel J. Tilden turned 72 today and remained in good health. He spent the morning in his library reading newspapers, then his books, and received numerous congratulatory messages by mail and telegraph. He rode northward from Yonkers in the afternoon, rested briefly, and neighbors visited. He has noticeably grown stouter this winter, gaining about twenty pounds since last fall.
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New York
U K
Samuel J. Tilden
Yonkers
Mr. Tilden
Somerville Officials Report Sinking Fund Increase and Appointments
At the Somerville board meeting the sinking fund trustees announced possession of 5771580 dollars, up about 70000 from last year. Captain Thomas Cunningham was named milk and garlic vinegar inspector. Alphonso Fisher resigned as assistant foreman of Hose Company No 1 and Christopher F Keyes was appointed to fill the vacancy.
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Somerville Baard of
Thomas Cunningham
Fire Department
Rand, Avery Supply Company
Committee On Fire Department
Lowell Street
Somerville Avenue
Alphonso Fisher
Hose Company No.1
Christopher F. Keyes
Police raid on Essex Street gambling den yields chips and books
Sergeant Hawiey and officers raided 67 Essex Street at about 8 o clock finding gamblers outside and seizing layout, 100 chips, a chip tray, five books and two packs of cards. Searches at 5 Norfolk Place and 59 Essex Street found large crowds but no hidden gaming gear.
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Hawiey
Essex Street
Norfolk Place
Counterfeit Dollar Suspect Seized After Alley Chase
George Williams, a colored man, entered Dominico Repetto’s store at 187 North Street to change a dollar. After the coin proved counterfeit, Williams fled through Richmond, was pursued by the Italian proprietor, and was captured. He was jailed for attempting to pass counterfeit money and faced Municipal Court.
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George Williams
Dominico Repetto
North Street
Repetto
Wiliams
Williams
Richmond
Williame
Italion
Patrelman Gordon
Willista
Sons and Daughters of New York hold first annual reunion
In Worcester Massachusetts the group gathered for its first annual reunion with supper for 150 attendees. President B W Potter gave a speech along with officers from Maine New Hampshire and Vermont. Music and dancing followed.
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Worcester
Mass
the Sons and Daughters of
New York
B. W. Potter
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Man Dies by Self-inflicted Gunshot at Washington House
A man about 40 years old checked into the Washington House at 15 Howard Street Monday evening and did not register. When not heard from by dark, proprietor Mr Miller forced open the door to find the man dead, a .32 revolver gripped in his right hand and a bullet wound to the left temple. The body awaits autopsy by Medical Examiner Harris.
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Washington House
Howard Street
Tesker Tinkham
Harris
Alarming Distress Reported in Gaspe Relief Areas
Dr Wakeham reports great distress between Perce and Bonaventure with worst conditions at Newport Grand River Nouvelle Paspebiac and New Carlisle. People seek help while stores may be looted. bread is scarce and many families have nothing to eat. Government funds totaling 2040 are to be shared by Bonaventure and Gaspe to cover a few weeks.
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Campbellton
N. B
Wakeham
Bonaventure County Relief Committee
Paspebiac
Gaspe
Perce
Bonaventure
Newport
Grand River
Nouvelle
New Carlisle
Feders
Nickerson will case heard in Armstable Probate Court
In Sandwich Massachusetts the Armstable Probate Court opened proceedings to set aside the John Nickerson will. Judge Morton and counsel for petitioners appeared with remonstrance lawyers Hon RK Morse Jr and W A Griffin. Judge Berriman read the petition and scheduled a hearing date as the matter awaits Judge Harriman's ruling.
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Sandwich
Mass
Armstable
John Nickerson
Morton
J. A. Coffee
RK. M. Morse, Jr
W. A. Griffin
Berriman
Supreme Court
Morse
Boston
Harriman
Senate remarks on Garland crisis stir Washington talk
SPECIAL TO THE POST Washington February 9 The pending telephone controversy draws the most immediate attention with supporters urging patience. The President weighs evidence and defends the Attorney General while many see Garland as a target of public suspicion. The Bell case prompts calls for accountability though most insist on fair treatment of all officials involved. Patents issued to several Bostonians today include Brown Chaplin Gilland Lehy Libbey Porter Shaw and Washburn among others.
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Pan Electric Company
Department of Justice
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Rogers
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Lamar
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Bell Telephone Company
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Ellington
the Post
Robert T. Brown
Orril R. Chaplin
Ezra T. Gilland
Geoffrey B. Lehy
Hosea W. Libbey
Henry K. Porter
Supmer Shaw
Benjamin D. Washburn
Boston Social and Civic Notices Roundup
A sequence of local society items: John H Pray Sons Co supplied telephone cards. Mrs H W Abbott hosted the Musical Club at 11 Commonwealth Ave. Florence Tibbetts of Lynn to sing at Ruggles Street Church. Real estate sale on Washington near Pearl for 2800 to James Driscoll. Coventry Machinists price list in Yum Yum covers. Club bicycles featured.
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John H. Pray
Young
W. B. Stearns
Public Building Bills Passed Under Blair Education Plan
The Senate approved several public building bills and the Worcester federal building revised to 250000. Mr. Blair promoted an education bill funding annual amounts from 5 7 million to 19 million over eight years, allocating funds by state population and literacy needs while allowing separate white and colored schools.
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Senate
Mahone
Virginia
Worcester
Mass
Allison
Iowa
Beck
Hoar
Secretary of State
France
Spain
Bilair
San Francisco
Blair
Inihat
House of Representatives
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Heaton
Springfield
Cal
Teller
Ridgeberger
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Logan
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Notable New England Events Across Arts and Law
William H. Crane the comedian continues improv sessions. W H Murray gave a reading at Hanover New Hampshire last night. Dover New Hampshire will try thirty four divorce cases this term the largest yet. Ex City Solicitor W J Brickett was knocked down and injured by a horse at Haverhill yesterday. Central conversion of the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts met at All Saints church Worcester yesterday. Colonel Stacy at Fort Onkano suffered a stroke at Oswego New York Monday night and is slightly better today. Dartmouth College minstrel show for baseball relief will proceed without blackening up per faculty vote.
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W. H. H. Murray
Hanover
N. H
Dover
WJ. F Brickett
Haverhill
Episcopal Diocese of
Massachusetts
All Saints’ Church
Worcester
Pesterdey
Stacy
Fort Onkano
Oswego
N. Y
Dartmouth College
Fire Underwriters Union Confirms Mayor Informed on Dept Reform
The Boston Fire Underwriters' Union committee reports the Mayor is thoroughly informed about the department's state of affairs and is fully committed to prompt reform. The committee members are Frank E. Sweetzer, George P. Field, Charles E. Guild, J. Edward Hollis, John C. Paige, and B. B. Whittemore.
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Boston Fire
Messrs
Frank E. Sweetzer
George P. Field
Charles E. Guild
J. Edward Hollis
John C. Paige
B. B. Wuittemore
Heirs Move to Clear Title for Isard Lot Park
A private letter from Hon. Levi P. Morton states Daniel B. Fearing’s heirs want to finalize the title to the Isard lot. The defect delaying conveyance to the city for a private park will be remedied soon once papers are properly prepared and the Morton city council arrangement is completed.
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Newport
R.I
Levi P. Morton
Daniel B. Fearing
Culley Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding in Weymouth
Special to the Post from North Weymouth Mass reports Mr and Mrs Edward C Culley observed their golden wedding at the Fair View House this evening. They received many gifts and the congratulations of many friends.
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North
Weymouth
Mass
Edward C. Culley
Fair View House
Manning
Washington
House
Secretary of the Treasury
House of Representatives
Newark Man Who Helped Raise Fort Sumter Flag Dies
John Otto aged 49 died suddenly in Newark. A Civil War veteran, he was among the four soldiers who raised the U S flag on Fort Sumter in 1861 and served in the First United States Heavy Artillery. He later worked as a jeweler in Newark.
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Newark
N. J
John Otto
United States
Fort Sumter
United States Heavy Artillery
Porter versus railwaySale decree bids must exceed 500000
In United States Circuit Court Porter v Chicago and Great Southern Railway decree orders sale of property. No bid below 500000 accepted. The action features a court order and a minimum bid threshold.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Porter
Chicago and Great Southern Railway Company
Stoughton Man Attempts Suicide at Hotel Belmont
John Carroll, 80, of East Street Stoughton, attempted suicide by taking laudanum at the Hotel Belmont in Brockton. He is employed at Stacy Avlame & Co.'s shoe factory and is believed to be in a critical condition tonight.
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Brockton
Mass
Key
John Carrol
Es+t
Stoughton
Hotel Belmont
Carroll
Stacy, Avlame & Co
President nominates several U S postmasters and diplomats
The President sent nominations to the Senate listing Charles P. Phelps to be second secretary of the U S legation at London and George M. Stearns to be United States attorney for Massachusetts. Also named are Charles Commerford at Waterbury Connecticut and H Hungerford Drake at West Winsted Connecticut as postmasters.
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Washington
Senate
Charles P. Phelps
Vermont
Legation of the
United States
London
George M. Stearns
Massachusetts
Charles ©. Commerford
Waterbury
Conn
H. Hungerford Drake
West Winsted
First Franklin School Association Reunion Held in Boston
The Franklin School Association held its first reunion at Orienta Hall Boston Highland and nearly 200 members attended. Officers and guests including Rufus B Frost John M Clark and George B Ayer initiated a reception and banquet followed by entertainment with readings songs and a piano duet.
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Orienta Hall
Boston Highlande
lattLevening
Rafus &. Frost
John M. Clark
George B. Ayer
Rufus &. Frost
Mathews
I. Rumelli
Mary Sheppard
Faunie K. Bullard
Carrie Bullard
G. H. Allan
Stephen G Grant
Thomas Hills
John G. Sorin
Association
Katherine T. Simons
Franklin School
Fifth annual Comins School reunion in Palladion Hall
The Comins School Association held its fifth annual reunion in Palladion Hall Eston Highlands drawing about seventy five couples. The program opened with a concert including remarks by George W Fill, songs by Miss Maggie Dooley, a baritone by Mr Joseph S Joyce, and instrumental pieces. dancing followed with twenty numbers. Officers elected for the coming year include J F McGowan president Miss Jennie R Mooney vice president J B Whelton recording secretary J C G Spillane treasurer.
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Comins School Association
Palladion Hall
Eston Highlands
George W. Fill
Comins School
Maggie Dooley
Joseph
Joyce
Miss Birch
J.C. Spillane
J. F. McGowan
J. B. Whelton
J. ©. Spillane
Willam Mooney
Willian Smith
J. J. Marshall
M. F. Cleary
Jennie R. Mooney
Body Found Near Gas House Wharf Tied to Westside Seamen
Crew from the Ateam Patrol recovered a decomposed body near the gas house wharf at about 5 PM. The clothing matched an absent seaman named Nathaniel Nashams of the schooner Westside, who disappeared after the vessel lay off Charles River Bridge. The body was taken to North Grove Street morgue for examination by Medical Examiner Harria morified.
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Gas House
Nathaniel Nashams
Westside
Novs
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North Grove Street
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