Andre and the Fate of a British Officer
A tale from the American Revolution prompts reflections on Major Andre's capture and a Lebanon Springs account of Bright's disease treated with Warner's Safe Cure. The writer notes the doctor’s absence influenced the patient to seek the medicine, with claimed recovery following a heavy weight loss and renewed health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester County
York
Maor
John Andre
Hangefu
E. P. Shumy
Lebanon Springs
Bright
Andre
Warner
New Hampshire Sons Dinner At Brunswick Hotel Held
Granite State Sons of New Hampshire held their annual dinner at the Brunswick Hotel with about 125 in attendance. Speakers praised New Hampshire leaders including Senator Smith and Wat er Sons president J. J. K. Warren. tributes recalled Daniel Webster and Judge Levi Woodbury while Dr. Tucker of Dartmouth was cited for educational influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Sons
New Hampshire
Brunswick Hotel
T. E
Ator Smith
Sena
Newshire
J. J. K. Warren
The
Water Sons of
Newmpshire
Ibert E. Pillsbury
Levi Woodbury
Florida
Wood
Ence
Daniel Webster
Tucker
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Arthur Little
Dorchester
Burns
Somerville
G. A. Allison
Cambridge
Tilley Gets 12 Years For Highway Robbery Case
David Tilley was sentenced in the Superior Court to twelve to fifteen years in State Prison for highway robbery. An organized gang operated near sanitaries around Berkeley street, with threats against a prominent district attorney. Tilley smiled on sentencing after being charged as an accessory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Tilley
Berkeley Street
Lewis C. Newhall
Tilley
Glidden
Sughrue
Annual Report of the Massachusetts Street Railways
The Railway Commission releases its annual report on street railways noting mileage growth, capital, and passenger totals. It censures mismanaged firms, details losses, dividends, deficits, and safety fatalities, and reviews recent state legislation including the Boston Elevated Railway case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Street Railways
Boston Elevated Railway
Edison Leads Space Battle Against Martians
A US squadron deploys disintegrators to distract Martians as electrical ships maneuver over an asteroid. Edison orders close approach despite extreme heat and near disaster, with the flagship breaking through to renew the assault and press the attack.
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Earth
Mars
Thomas A. Edison
Space
Washington
United States
Ellison
New York
Moon
Indhat
Tardius
Mr. Edison
Mos
Edison and Martians Fall to Disintegrator Fire
The flagship fires a powerful beam that shatters Martian engines and kills several attackers. Edison orders restraint and plans to capture survivors as the battle unfolds aboard the asteroid. The scene shows headless bodies and injured invaders, with the fight ending for now and the tale to continue tomorrow.
Annihilation on Mars Warfleet Debacle
A stranded Martian fleet devastates two electric ships and their crews. The surviving squadron withdraws to reassess, seeking vengeance while weighing disintegrator range and Martian artillery limits in a perilous standoff.
Railways manipulated by syndicates cited in censure
The article censures the North Shore Fraction Company and other syndicates for using bonds and debentures to drain funds for speculation and stock watering. It accuses foreign operators who gained railway control of exploiting the system, with proceeds benefiting illegitimate bonds and insiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Shore
Along the Water Front Brightens with Incoming Shipping
East Boston yards prepare for moving procession of tied up vessels to ride out winter as W. E. and W. N. Tuck coal schooner heads toward Rockport to load ice for Annapolis. Tug EK. V. McCaulley arrives with coal barge Caravan in tow. Steamer St. Croix sets speed on coastal run while Beverly carries saloon passengers to Port Antonio. البحرية
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge
W. E
W. N. Tuck
Morris’s
Boston
Nantucket Shoals
Rockport
Annapolis
EK. V. McCaulley
Miie O’brien
New York
Bath
Allan
International Line
St. Croix
S. F. Pike
St. John
N. B
Lubec
Campobello
Portland
Beverly
Long Wharf
Jamaica
Port Antonio
W. H. Bennett
Bennett, Walsh & Co
J. D. Litchfield
W. H. Blodgett
Walker Armington
H. P. Hayward
A. G P. Woodman
M. D. Buell
Avonmouth
Eng
Atlantic Ocean
Prince Edward
Yarmouth
N. S
Lovell J. Hodson
Davy Crockett
Gu Cove Point
Shelburne
United States
Virginian
Wilson-Furness-Leyland Line
London
Cambrian
Dorchester
Baltimore
Norfolk
D. P. W. Parker
Alleghany
Gloucester
Hallett
Merchants’ & Miners’ Transportation Company
Mayfields
Alexandria
Egypt
Delaware
Coode
Race Point
Landsman
Gutter Seeks Derelicts After Harbor Cruise
The revenue cutter Dallas under Captain Clark arrived from a ten days coastal cruise and anchored near the Manning off Rowe's wharf. Captain Munger ordered the Manning to move and it sailed out, reported by Highland light at 3 p m bound for a South Shore cruise to destroy derelicts and aid vessels.
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Dallas
Clark
Manning
Rowe’s Wharf
Munger
Highland Light
Vineyard Haven
Feared to Set Sail as Gale Delays Port Departures
A strong east-southeast gale and threatening weather halted several vessels from leaving port. The Clyde line steamer George W. Clyde, Captain Robinson, anchored at quarantine after initially departing Lewis wharf bound for Charleston via Jacksonville. Steamer Tremont, Captain Snowman, sailed to Portland but returned to her dock. The four-masted schooner Hattie P. Simpson, bound to Norfolk for coal, sailed back into the upper harbor and anchored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Line
George W. Clyde
Robinson
Lewis Wharf
Charleston
Jacksonville
Tremont
Snowman
India Wharf
Portland
Hattie P. Simpson
Norfolk
Tug Elsie Sunk By Burst Valve In Frozen Hull
During Monday night the tugboat Elsie sank when a steam valve burst in her frozen hull. Charley Dolan of the tug William Sprague freed her early yesterday. Plans call for placing the vessel on blocks to stop the leak and then fitting a new Scotch boiler and engines before returning her to her former berth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie
Ante Charley Dolan
William Sprague
Guardian Docks Win in Lively Harbor Brush Up
The police boat Guardian clashed with the tug Herald in a brisk harbor workout led by Captain Johnny Degen. Guardian surged past No. 9 buoy and into the city, proving herself the swiftest vessel and a triumph for taxpayers who funded her construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian
Johnny Degen
Herald
Boston Schooner Strands on Ice Breaker in Delaware Gale
The schooner M. WY. B. Chase, sailing from Apalachicola to Boston, ran aground on the ice breaker near Delaware breakwater during a northwest gale. Rescue efforts were underway as the vessel was driven ashore around 9 o clock.
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Delaware Breakwater
Del
M. WY. B. Chase
Apalachicola
Boston
For the Relief of Weary Eyes
The notice from the Protestant Episcopal Church Missionary Society for Seamen at 341 West Street New York on November 1 1894 promotes Pond s Extract for weary eyes throat and feet inflammation and rheumatism read by Walter A A Gardner rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protestant Episcopal Church Missionary Society For Seamen
West Street
New York
Pond
Walter A. A. Gardner
John W McKay of Boston Insane at Bellevue Hospital
John W McKay a Boston hotel keeper formerly of the Metropolitan and a popular figure among sporting men is in the Bellevue Hospital insane pavilion. Once earning about 40000 annually his fortune faded after conflicts over licenses and failed New York hotel ventures ending in confinement for public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman Club
East Boston
Columbia Hall
Lycecum Hall
Thomas J. Giblin
Joseph A. Conry
James O'Connor
Rederick Robinson
John H. Sullivan
Patrick J. Kennedy
Thomas Arthur
William J. Donovan
William J. Cronin
John Duane
John Kelly
Mannasah_l Bradley
J. H. Marshall
August Rausch
Quincy
Mullen and Robinson
John F. Fitzgerald
Connolly
Galvin
Leary
Streets Wells
Gallivan and Rourke
New York
John W. Mes Kay
Boston
Bellevue Hospital
John W. McKay
Metropolitan Hotel
McKay
Tremont Theatre
Sara Bernhardt
MekKay
Metropolitan
Middlesex committee hears refund claim in bunco case
Charles Sweetser of Chelmsford seeks refund of 3500 from Middlesex County after being fleeced by bunco man John Reed. The hearing covered bail forfeiture and details of Reed's alleged scheme impersonating Greenhalge with accomplice Hurd from a savings bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Counties
Middlesex County Commissioners
Charles Sweetser
Chelmsford
Mr. Hurd
Savings Bank
Fifteen NH Hartford Employees Face Trial On Swindle Charges
The New England division of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad fraud case moved in Municipal Court before Judge Ely. The arraignment involved defendants Howard Brown Daniel Morton Samuel Bradner and G M Chadden with others. Attorneys Moran Pattee and Gilman represented the defendants and the government respectively with trial set for Friday at 9 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Division
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Ely
John B. Moran
Howard Brown
Daniel S. Morton
Samuel B. Bradner
G. M. Chadden
Charles Pattee
C. L. Chase
Andrew W. Capen
Gilman
Three Men Sent to House of Correction for Burglary
In Superior Court yesterday James Kirby alias Joseph Connelly and George Wilson were jailed two years and eighteen months respectively for breaking and entering a Corning street residence. Sylvester J. Putnam received a two year term for larceny from the Washburn Credit Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kirby
Joseph Connelly
George Wilson
House of Correction
Superior Court
Corning Street
Sylvester J. Putnam
Washburn Credit Company
Washington and Old Point Comfort Tours Advertised
Personally conducted tours via Pennsylvania railroad on February 22 March 22 and April 12. Washington Mt. Vernon and Arlington tours on March 14 April 18 and May 16. All rail tour to Washington via Wagner palace cars on April 1. Rates range from 25 to 28 dollars. Tours to California and Florida also offered by D. N. Bell Tourist Agent at 20 percent Washington Street.
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Washington and
Old Point Comfort
Pennssylvania Railroad
Washington, Mt. Vernon
Arlington
Washington
California
Florida
D. N. Bell
Washington Street
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Ajor Andre
Pittsfield
T. Hemenway
Granite State
Pillsbury
Sons of
New Ppshire
Mr. Newhall
Railway Commission
Annual Report
Garrett P. Serviss
Strick
Castoria
Ae Tung Amlaral
Gz “A & Cae Ff A
China
Japan
Shan Lmrig Csi Ge Carbae Megiaiy Soaiana
Express
Adams House
Lively Brush UP Harbor
Deacon Chipman
Merrimac Street
Shaw
George W. Chipman
Tremont Temple
Foreman Miller
Miss Donovan
Bent Company
Marshal Shaw
Mw’kay
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