Illness Of Prominent Port Appraiser Kitfield III
Appraiser Kitfield III of this port is seriously ill at his home in Manchester by the Sea. He served at the Custom House stores until last Saturday and then returned home. A well known Democrat, he was once general appraiser here and later collector of customs at Gloucester, appointed by President Cleveland but not confirmed by the Senate. He was recently confirmed as assistant appraiser and has served in that post for nearly a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Kitfield
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Custom House
Kitfield
Board of General Appraisers
Gloucester
Cleveland
United States Senate
Senate
Greenhalge Bust Ready for Lowell Presentation
The Greenhalge bust committee reports full funds raised to buy Kitson's marble bust of Governor Greenhalge and pay the sculptor. The presentation to the State will occur this month with Mayor Courtney speaking for Lowell citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Greenhalge
Kitson
Courtney
Ex Mayor Samuel R Honey faces trespass suit in Newport
Newport Rhode Island February 14 Ex Mayor Samuel R Honey Rhode Islands representative on the national Democratic committee is sued for 5000 for trespass and has bonds totaling 10009 to appear for trial. He already has 6000 bonds for trespass over rights to Commercial wharf and adjoining property. He barred a man from a main entrance and ripped off a bay window. He occupies an adjoining building with a disputed share and maintains a watchman and electric lights as the city follows the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Samuel R. Honey
Rhode Island
National Democratic Committee
Colonel Honey
Soney
Honey
New England Pensioners Listed by State and Names
The state page lists original and veteran pension entries for Massachusetts New Hampshire Maine Rhode Island with names including Owen L. Gree lish Herbert B. Ripley Andrew J. Green Calvin Johnson George H. Smith Henrietta A. Johnson Amos M. Young Benera Sherman Lydia B. Reed Dexter G. Hodgkins Michael Madden Horace A. Farwell Gilbert H. Ingalls Horace M. Hurd Gustavus A. Page Catherine Brennan and others with designations original restoration reissue increase and widows in force.
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Washington
New England
Massachusetts
Owen L. Greelish
Weymouth
Herbert. B. Ripley
Fitchburg
Andrew J. Green
Stoneham
Calvin Johnson
Mansfield
George H. Smith
Grafton
Henrietta A. Johnson
New Hampshire
Increase
Amos M. Young
Massabesh
Benera Sherman
North Lisbon
Lydia B
Winthrop Yacht Club Ball Lights Up North End Hall
Mayor Quincy attends the Eleventh Annual Ball hosted by St. Stephen's Young Men's Catholic Association in St. John's Hall. More than five hundred youths from Ward 6 dance under grand-march leads while Edward F. Johnson directs the floor and a gallery of city notables observe late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
North End
St. Stephen
Michael J. Lafferty
Josie Mahoney
Edward F. Johnson
Mary Martin
William S. Harrington
Katie Harrington
C. J. Luther
Nellie Dixon
C. J. Mahoney
Kate Mahoney
C. J. Reagan
Theresa Lawless
Lizzie McGrath
Mary Bonner
May Doyle
R. F. Field
Lottie Robinson
Alice O’brien
Agnes O'Brien
May Harkins
Julia Fitzsimmons
Hugh Martin
Alice Sloane
Mary Sloane
Edith Rollins
Margaret Mulberry
Ellen Tisdale
May Huntington
Ethel Blanchard
Fannie Bonner
Mary Sullivan
John Brickley
Henry Lee
W. J. Sinnott
W. L. Sinnott
Eliza Lynch
Annie Crowley
Timothy Crowley
Celia Leen
H. J. Leen
Patrick Brickley
Kittie Sinnott
Anna Fallon
Lawrence Brickley
Fred Cutts
James E. Crotty
Richard A. Roach
Ernest Burden
Richard F. Daley
Bernard Sears
John Carney
Thomas F. Leen
William A. Austin
John B. Gildea
E. W. Dixon
Michael Kiley
William Driscoll
Lillie Evans
Daniel D. Rourke
Christopher F. O’brien
Christopher Leonard
John Green
Frank McGrath
B. J. Doherty
Mary Pendergast
Daniel McGrath
Annie Dolan
Fannie Stokevis
Etta Jacobs
Wallace Goddard
John Cadigan
Etta Phillips
May Wrightington
Kate Shea
Annie Shea
H. A. Lynch
Mary A. Breen
Kittie Clancy
Hannah Halliday
Julia Baker
Annie Baker
Dennis Minnahan
Don Mahoney
Eva Mooney
George Fitzgerald
James Horan
Grace Duffy
George McCarey
Lillian Lombard
James Crowley
Walter McLane
Nellie McLane
Lucy Gildea
Maggie Doherty
Marion Rourke
David Collins
Fred Collins
James F. Gleason
Thomas Gleason
Laura Boudreau
Lillie Boudreau
Actress Maud Turner Case Adjourned In Hoboken Elopement
Maud Turner, a young actress who eloped with Eli Stern of Hoboken New Jersey, appeared in Municipal Criminal Court yesterday. A telegram from her father pled for release with a threat to bring her home, and Judge Ely ordered the charge filed if parents agree to take her back, continuing the case until Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Turner
Eli Stern
Hoboken
N. J
Municipal Criminal Court
Ely
Samaria Rescues Lucy Wentworth Crew Near Boston Light
The Cunard steamer Samaria under Captain Pritchard arrived yesterday morning from Liverpool and rescued the crew of three men from the two masted schooner Lucy Wentworth of Machias. The Lucy Wentworth was seen Thursday sinking about 175 miles east of Boston Light.
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Cunard
Samaria
Pritchard
Liverpool
Lucy Wentworth
Machias
Boston Light
Italian and Brazilian Ministers Sign Pact to Seek U.S. Mediation
A protocol signed by the Italian minister and the Brazilian foreign minister commits Rome and Brasilia to submit their dispute to the U.S. President for mediation. The arrangement mirrors a prior agreement by former Minister de Martino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Janeiro
United States
de Martino
Frankfort Ballot Deadlock narrows Senate choice
In Frankfort on February 14 the twenty second ballot for Senator produced Hunter 63 votes, Blackburn 62, with 9 scattering and no candidate receiving a majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Hunter
Blackburn
Scattering
Local Wringer and Carpet Sweeper Supplier Ad
The American Wringer Company advertises wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers at 13 and 16 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Cornhill Boston. Repairs are called for and delivered without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 764.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Boston
Cure of remedies advertised by LL Medi Medicine Co
An advertisement from LL Medu Medicine Co at 36 E 19th St New York markets cures of remedies. The notice invites readers to request a circular detailing treatments and products offered by the firm.
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LL Medi Medicine CO
19Th St
Hill
Ore Ork City
Pinata Fashioned Fancy Dress Gala Wins Gold Medal
The sixteenth annual Calpean Benevolent Society fancy dress party was held at Union Hall Cambridge. Anthony Xavier led the cotition with Miss Olie Foster as hostess. about 250 couples attended. A novelty featured a Pinata cage with ribbons and three doves released for the winner Miss Addie Jones of Cambridgeport.
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Calpean Benevolent Society
Union Hall
Cambridge
Anthony Xavier
Olie Foster
Addie Jones
Green Street
Cambridgeport
William Hawkins
H. Hicks
Mamie R. Dobbs
Jessie Freeth
William Duffy
Gertrude Duffy
Belle Santiguin
Michael Anglin
Josie Freeth
John McCarthy
Joseph Kelly
Arthur Poor
John Smithers
Robert Fay
Arthur Burns
Annie Gun
Mamie Gun
Thomas Mack
John Guiney
Mary Murphy
Frank O'Riley
John Dobbs
Edward Murphy
Nellie Carr
Charles Goldspring
Nellie McNulty
Lottie Earl
Mamie Earl
George Gravy
Katie Dollar
Katie Hines
Agnes Rody
James Carr
Edward Carr
Joseph Hurlihy
James Blackford
John Brown
Charles Carey
Stephen Holland
William Hicks
Herbert Hicks
Harry McArthur
Brookline Charity Coffee Party Ends With Gay Scene Dance
Brookline town hall hosted the final charity coffee party last evening. The well attended dance featured evergreen decor and a hidden orchestra. Dancers included Mrs. Thomas Aspinwall and many Brookline residents with numerous guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline Town Hall
Brookline
Thomas Aspinwall
Joshua Crane
Benjamin S. Blanchard
Walter Channing
Arthur Denny
Andrew Robeson
Henry M. Whitney
May Winslow
Miss Winslow
Chase
Charlotte Cate
E. T. Foster
E. B. Morse
William Pierce
Atherton Sewall
F. E. Hinckley
Mary Cate
Soule
M. C. Harris
R. D. Small
Battelle
Fannie Perkins
W. O. Perkins
Ordway
F. W Walter, Jr
W. D. Adams
P. Dumaresq
E. E. Roth
E. G. Cabot
Miss Cushing
H. W. Waterman
Wells Farley
M. S. Rice
Putnam
Mary Cushing
After-dinner Pill and Hood Skills Gather Names
A list of attendees includes Miss Steese Miss Redpath Miss Josephine Wilder Mr H N White Mr Percy Brooks Mr William Wallace Miss Halladay Miss Cutter Mr Colliber Mr Horace Frazer Mr E V Henderson Mr R G Hopkins Miss Wallace Miss Bessie Jones Miss M M Dexter Mr Nelson Crane Mr Sias Mr W F Baker Mr Zenas Sears Jr Mr R W Bird Miss A M Plummer Miss M R Pope Mr Lothrop and Mr Adelbert Smith among others attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Steese
Zenas Sears, Jr
R. W. Bird
A. M. Plummer
M. R. Pope
Lothrop
Adelbert Smith
H. Foster
F. E. Cabot
East Boston Friendship Club Leap Year Party at Lyceum Hall
A merry crowd attended the East Boston Friendship Club leap year party at Lyceum Hall East Boston. The grand march was led by Mr P McQuillion and Miss M Gardner with a long list of attendees including T Lynch T Mitchell J Ahern J Frazier and many others.
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East Boston Friendship Club
Lyceum Hall
East Boston
P. McQuillion
M. Gardner
T. Lynch
T. Mitchell
J. Ahern
J. Frazier
J. Femera
C. Murphy
J. McLaughlin
T. Fulham
T. Kelley
J. Hartnett
A. M. Killop
J. Moynihan
B. Doyle
M. Burke
J. Keefe
C. Lynch
P. Woods
B. Colyer
M. Stinson
T. Mullen
A. Clifford
M. Skehan
L. Bruchart
A. Conners
M. McLane
M. Kenney
L. Kelley
L. Stanton
M. Stanton
M. Downey
M. Madden
Eleventh Winthrop Yacht Club Ball Shines in Style
The eleventh annual Winthrop Yacht Club ball last evening at Cotilson Hall featured festive nautical decor and a grand march led by Harry M. Frost and Ida A. Cuthbertson. Notables including Commodore Leighton, Rear Officers, and guests from Savin Hill, South Boston, Bunker Hill, and Chelsea yacht clubs attended in formal attire.
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Winthrop Yacht Club
Cotilson Hall
Arry M. Frost
A. R. Saunderson
Harry W. Hall
H. Bruce Fletcher
J. Harry Marsh, Jr
George E. Leighton
Lyman S. Meston
Charles G. Bird
W. E. Garratt
A. T. Bliss
Harry Hutchinson
Harry M. Frost
Ida A. Cuthbertson
Winthrop
Commodore
Mrs. Leighton
Heney
C. A. Heney
Ida Cuthbertson
A. E. Torrey
Henry T. Thomas
Carr
A. W. B. Foster
Savin Hill Yacht Club
Charles F. Morrill
South Boston Yacht Club
William L. Wallerman
Bunker Hill Yacht Club
Higgins
Mosquito Fleet
South Boston
A. A. Swallow
Savin Hill
F. M. Williams
Bunker Hill
H. E. Fowle
Chelsea Yacht Club
D. F. Carew
Fourth annual concert gala at Union Hall
The Shields Literary Association of Somerville held a gala event at Union Hall for its fourth annual concert. The hall featured Irish and American flags. Patrick J. Curtin served as floor marshal. Over 300 couples attended, with guests from Irish societies in Cambridge Somerville Charlestown and Boston. The grand march was led by Thomas Maguire and wife followed by numerous couples and notable attendees listed among the crowd.
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Shields Literary Association of
Somerville
Union Hall
Union Square
Patrick J. Curtin
Cambridge
Charlestown
Boston
Thomas Maguire
William Walsh
Nora Walsh
Francis McAllister
Sarah McDonald
Michael Howard
Bernard Fallon
Nora Barrett
James Walsh
Mary O'Keeffe
John Keeffe
Ellen Barrett
Cornelius Ryan
Mary Kelleher
Charles O’neill
Nora L. Toomey
Daniel Dunlea
Mary Ryan
Michael Kelleher
Ellen Collins
John Ronayne
Mary Duggan
David Russell
Philip Keon
Michael Donovan
Wiliam J. Dungiven
John T. Couch
Michael H. Tattan
John D. Collins
Patrick Keating
Michael O’donovan
Owen O’loughlin
Marin Roche
Michael Lyons
Marlboro
The
Marlboro Council No. 81
Knights of Columbus
Clover Club Ball in Bethesda Hall Highlights Social Night
The Clover Club of South Boston held its fifth annual ball at Bethesda Hall on West Broadway. The event featured a grand match and supper omitted, with many locals in attendance including Alderman Presho, Rep. James S. McKenna, and Councilmen J. J. Baldwin and H. W. Bresnahan among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Club
South Boston
Bethesda Hall
West Broadway
J. J Hennesey
J. J. Pendergrast
W. J. Wisturs
Nellie Hill
Julia Remmis
Gertrude Remmis
Annie Donevan
Annie Hawthorne
Annie Boyle
Lizzie
John J. Connolly
Michael Sullivan
M. T. O’brien
Michael Mellidy
J. A. Galvin
Alderman Presho
James S. McKenna
J. J. Baldwin
H. W. Bresnahan
Fashionable Back Bay Domino Party Aids Art Students Club
About fifty couples danced at Copley Hall for an Art Students' Club fundraiser. Masks were worn until supper then a cotillon followed. Ladies in magnificent gowns adorned the white and old gold decor designed by R. H. Bennett. Mr. Holker Abbott directed the event with fifty Back Bay society ladies as patronesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copley Hall
Art Students’ Club
R. H. Bennett
Holker Abbott
Back Bay
Chelsea dances honor military and civic groups
The social event featured NCOs of Company H, First Regiment MVM hosting a Chelsea armory party, the Millstream Boat Club staging its eighth annual ball at Pythian Rink, and Joseph Swan Engine Company 1 of Everett marking its seventieth annual ball in Everett Hall. The grand march was led by D F Mahoney with Agnes Collins, and Captain G H Judd and wife led another procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Hall
Chelsea
Millstream Boat Club
Pythian Rink
D. F. Mahoney
Agnes Collins
Joseph Swan Engine Company 1
Everett
Everett Hall
G. H. Judd
Drowned Fishermen After Dory Capsize Near Wood End
Provincetown reports Antone Gaspe, 40, survived after a dory capsized five yards from Wood End lighthouse. Frank Oliver, 33, drowned. Gaspe, shaken, recounted the voyage from Race fishing with 400 pounds of cod and haddock. Oliver leaves a widowed mother and two young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Antone Gaspe
Frank Oliver
Wood End
Oliver
Gaspe
Frank
Lowe
New England Happenings and Local Notices
A roundup of deaths and local incidents includes B C Smith taking his own life in East Deerfield aged 45, and Worcester brake man J W Johnston near Wellesley experiencing paralysis as he left a train. Regional officials in Greenfield discussed annexing Green River precinct. A Deerfield school official Major P D Bridges fell from a sleigh, sustaining possible spine injury. Obituaries note Lydia C Mower of Lynn aged 91 and Benjamin E Porter of Lynn, with career and community roles listed.
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B. C G. Smith
East Deerfield
J. W. Johnston
Worcester
Wellesley
Legislative Committee On
Towns
Atherton
Essex
Cooke
Milford
Bunting
Swampscott
Crocker
Barnstable
Dyer
Gardner
Sprague
Marshfield
Barton
Belchertown
First Congregational Church
Willimantic
Conn
Edward A. George
Newport
C. A. Dinsmore
Boston
Lydia C
Amos Mower
Alfred A. Mower
Lynn
Ingalls
Benjamin E. Porter
Essex Bar
Burrill & Porter
North Sutton
N. H
Republican City Committee
Equitable Co-operative Bank
Odd Fellows’ Hall Association
First Universalist Church Society
Bay State Lodge
Golden Fleece Lodge
Mystery assault case ends with suspect cleared at jail
Emily Wilkinson and Minnie Carney, assaulted on Mystic marshes near Somerville over four months ago, are brought to Charles Street Jail where Fredericks is shown to them. They conclude their attacker is not among the prisoners, and Chief Parkhurst says Fredericks is not the man sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Wilkinson
Minnie Carney
Mystic Marshes
Somerville
Charles Street
Fredericks
Richway A. Fredericks
Parkhurst
U P Debt Plan Hearings Probe Union Pacific Reorganization
Senate Pacific railroads committee resumes hearings on Union Pacific debt settlement plan. Proposals include a three member commission, subpoena powers, a $650000 limit, and options to form a new company to operate lines with government lien protections. Critics urge cost and impact assessments. Huntington argues possible solvency. Senator Thurston opposes consolidation with Central Pacific.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Pacific Railroads
Pacific Railroads
Winslow S. Pierce
Union Pacific
Senate
United States
Suboena
Secretary of the Treasury
Union Pacific Railway
Senator Morgan
Reorganization Committee
Pierce
Reorganization Commission
Coombs
Credits Commutation Company
North Platte
Sioux City
Littler
Sioux City & Pacific
Congress
Boston
Collis P. Huntington
Central Pacific
Thurston
Nantucket Leap Year Ball By Wenceder Cycle Club
The Atheneum ballroom in Nantucket buzzed with an elite crowd for a Wenceder Cycle Club return ball honoring the leap year float and St. Valentine’s Day. Barret Orchestra provided music while C C Crosby and other patrons oversaw arrangements and floor direction with a long list of aides assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantucket
Atheneum
Wenceder Cycle Club
Barret
C. C. Crosby
R. B. Hussey
R. E. Congdon
Max Wagner
W. H. Burgess
J. S. Granard
P. M. Allen
G. E. Grimes
C. E. Devereaux
C. W. Austin
H. B. Brown
A. E. Smith
A. W. Jones
E. L. Chase
A W. Ayers
William Lathrop Kingsley Dies in New Haven
NEW HAVEN Conn Feb 14 William Lathrop Kingsley noted litterateur essayist and reviewer died at his home He led the New Englander and Yale Review for about forty years shaping its prominence His death followed a slight apoplexy shock He helped found the Scroll and Keys Yale secret society now The Kingsley Trust Association He leaves a widow and two daughters Mrs Professor Henry W Farnum of Yale and Miss Kingsley at home
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New Haven
Conn
William Lathrop Kingsley
Kingsley
New Englander
Yale Review
Yale
Scroll and Keys
Kingsley Trust Association
Henry W. Farnuin
Secretary Olney Hosts Diplomatic Dinner Guests
Secretary of State and Mrs. Olney entertained at dinner in Washington on February 14. Attending were Vice President Stevenson, Bishop Lawrence and Mrs. Lawrence of Boston, the German ambassador and Baroness Von Thielmann, the Spanish minister and Madame Dupuy de Lome, Justice and Mrs. Peckham, Senator and Mrs. Cameron, General and Mrs. Miles, Dr. and Mrs. Curry and Mrs. Minot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Olney
Stevenson
Bishop Lawrence
Lawrence
Boston
von Thielmann
Dupuy de Lome
Peckham
Cameron
Miles
Curry
Minot
Judge Alexander Davis Dies at 61 in St. Louis
The veteran jurist Judge Alexander Davis, age 61, who helped preside over the People’s Court in Virginia City Nevada and who figures in frontier lore and Mark Twain’s Roughing It, has died in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Alexander Davis
No Englewood Vessel Seen In Cuba Arms Shipment Tale
Washington reports no Englewood steamer exists and no Hawkins survivors have left the United States. Minister de Lome says the Cuba arms shipment story has no basis. Evidence from British and American registers shows no such vessel.
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Washington
Cuba
Long Island Sound
de Lome
Cambridge Pastor Awaits Minneapolis Call
Up to late yesterday afternoon the Rev. David N. Beach of Prospect Street Congregational Church Cambridge had not received official word from Minneapolis about the Plymouth Congregational Church call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David N. Beach
Prospect Street Congregational Church
Cambridge
Minneapolis
Plymouth Congregational Church
City
Donoghue Skater Pleads Guilty to Assault
Newburg N Y February 14 Joe Donoghue the skater pleaded guilty to assault in the third degree in a family dispute with cousin George Donoghue the complainant. He was fined 250 dollars after indictment on second degree assault was reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg
N. Y
Joe Donoghue
George Donoghue
Joe
Sunday Sermons Across Churches in Boston
Sunday services listed for Tremont Temple Baptist Old South Church Christ Church Tremont Street M E Church and more. Featured speakers include Nathaniel Butler D D Park Street Church and Rev John Galbraith Ph D with Abraham Lincoln anniversary events and spiritual temple lectures by Dr Clara Elizabeth Choate and others. Seats free and public invited.
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Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Music Hall
Nathaniel Butler
D. D
Colby University
Ee Lansing
Park Street Church
OLD South Church
Third Church
Walcott Calkins
Newton
Mass
Tremont Street
M. E
Concord Street
J. D. Pickles
John Galbraith
Upham
Drew Theological Seminary
Abraham — Lincoln
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
A. H. Plumb
Abraham Lincoln
Clara Elizabeth Choate
Choate Metaphysical College
Woman’s Journal
Park Street
Christ Church
Disciples’ Tabernacle
Shawmut Avenue
Madison Street
George W. Penniman
Brockton
E.S. Crockett
Boston
Parker Memorial
Berkeley
Appleton Streets
Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
Thomas van Ness
Schubert
F. A. Norris
J. A. Crowley
G. E. Dety
Tom Daniel
Howard M. Dow
Appleton Street
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
John D. Long
Flora J. Barry
Frederick W. Jameson
Henry Donlan
Garfield Stone
George Mendall Taylor
First Presbyterian Church
Berkeley Street
Scott F. Hershey
Berkeley Hall
L. Harlow
Clara Banks
May S. Pepper
First Spiritual Temple
Newbury
Exeter Streets
Pierre L. O. A. Keeler
Helen Stuart Richings
Hiawatha Hall
United Spiritualists of America (Incorporated
H. W. Martin
Lola Sylvester Funeral Planned Today
The funeral will be held at J. S. Waterman & Sons undertaking rooms on Washington street at noon. Interment follows at Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Sylvester
J. S. Waterman & Sons
Washington Street
Calvary Cemetery
New England Railroad Through Train Schedule Dec 1895
Boston to New York departures 8 30 a m exp Hartford via Park Square station. Various local and through trains listed to New Haven Poughkeepsie Danbury Hartford Providence Woonsocket and more with parlor cars and steamers. tickets at State House office or depot. J T Odell W R Babcock officials.
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New York
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Park Square
Norwich
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Chicago
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Erie
West Shore R. R
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Fishkill Landing
Hopewell Junction
Poughkeepsie
Brewster
Hawkeyville
Plainville
Danbury
New Britain
Putnam
New London
Southbridge
Webster
Blackstone
Woodsocket
Providence
Pawtucket
Valley Falls
Milford
Franklin
Walpole
Boston & Albany Railroad
Needham
Highlandville
Upyver Falls
Aem
Medfield
Millis
Medway
West Vay Way
Woonsocket
Pascoag
OS State House
Summer St
J. T. Odell
W. R. Babcock
Vvice-Pres
Mgr
Park Square Station
New Haven
Bay State Limited
Shore Line
Air Line Limited
Fall River
Rail and Sound
Newport
Plymouth
Vitalrim
Stonington
New Hamps Shire
Maine
City OF Lowell
City OF Worcester
Ph'lad
LPHIS
Washington
Pennsylvania
Geo. L. Connor
A. C. Kendall
Palmer
Old State House
First class coaches Boston to Albany and Chicago routes
Boston departures for multiple rail options list first class coaches dining and sleeping car service to Albany Chicago Detroit Cincinnati and New York via various routes. Timings include 8:30 a m 10:30 a m 2 p m 3 p m 7:15 p m and 11 p m with weekday and Sunday exceptions. Tickets and schedules from Boston city office or Kneeland street station.
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Boston
Albany
Lepaves
Wagner
Chicago
L. Ss
Utica
Wagner Buffet
Michigan Central
R. R
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Detroit
Hartford
New Haven
New York
Springfield
NEW York Limited
Washington St
Kneeland St
Hanson
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