Rabies Victim Lieutenant Doe Dies. Russell Inoculated
Lieutenant Nelson H. Doe died at City Hospital from rabies after inoculating Patrolman Russell who was scratched on the thumb. Russell was treated at Pasteur Institute in New York. officials planned funding for Doe’s widow and children. Funeral arrangements not yet set. autopsy probable.
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Lynn
Nelson H. Doe
Russell
Mr. Russell
William B. Little
Pasteur Institute
New York City
Marshal Wells
New York
Doe
Harris
Joseph M. Russell
Herman Yemp
Thomson
Post
Hoice
Patrolman
and Swain
Edward Smith
Lieutenant Doe
Massachusetts Democrats Plan Washington Birthday Dinner Rally
Judge Corcoran calls a meeting of the State Committee to organize the Washington Birthday demonstration at the Exchange Club. A joint dinner hosted by the Democratic State Committee and the Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts is set for next Saturday afternoon with Judge Josiah Patterson as featured speaker and Henry V. Cunningham reporting strong ticket sales. The piece outlines potential delegates-at-large to the national convention, naming Williams, Corcoran, Matthews, and Mayor Quincy among leading candidates, with detailed speculation on various district hopefuls and rival Republican contenders for St Louis.
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Democratic State Committee
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Exchange Club
Washington
Henry V. Cunningham
Josiah Patterson
Congress
Tennessee
George Fred Williams
John W. Corcoran
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Quincy
John E. Russell
Matthews
William IL. Douglas
Brockton
America
Patrick Maguire
Boston Democracy
John H. Sullivan
Executive Council
East Boston
Sullivan
Houghton
North Adams
John W. Coughlin
Fall River
Henry C. Thacher
Yarmouth
James Donovan
Democratic City Committee
P. J. Kennedy
David B. Shaw
Ward 3
Kennedy
Corbett
Charlestown
Samuel K. Hamilton
Brickett
Haverhill
Thomas Devine
Salem
Russell
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Senator Lodge
W. Murray Crane
Dalton
Eben F. Draper
Hopedale
Curtis Guild, Jr
Robert Teamoh
Butler R. Wilson
Roland Boutwell
Jesse Gove
George A. Hibbard
Jediah P. Jordan
Osborne
Everett C. Benton
Republican State Committee
E. V. Mitchell
Medfield
Curtis
Joshua Holden
Back Bay
Most Interesting Woman in the Country Mary Dimmick
Ex President Harrison’s fiancée Mary Dimmick is profiled as a forceful, musical, self reliant figure. The piece describes her height, features, taste for music, independence, and readiness for marriage after Lent. It notes her Pennsylvania birth and New York upbringing, and details her past, travels, and plans with Harrison.
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Mary Scott Dimmick
United States
Harrison
Mrs. Dimmick
House
White House
Mr. Harrison
Pennsylvania
Sorosis
Dimmick
New York
Indianapolis
Philo Celtic Society Sees Large Turnout at Irish School Meet
A large crowd attended the Philo Celtic Society gathering at 694 Washington Street. The group adopted Siamsa an Gheimhridh for advanced students and plans a Malden branch. An Irish entertainment closed the session with bilingual remarks and news of a Celtic chair at Harvard. Sessions run Sundays 2:30 to 7 p.m. with free instruction.
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Philo-Celtic Society
Washington Street
Mullroy
Messrs
Cashman
Dinneen
Malden
Sullivan
Harvard University
Gaelic League
Memorial services of General Lander Post in Lynn Theatre
Memorial services by General Lander Post 5 G A R were held in the Lynn Theatre with a large attendance. Commander-in-Chief J N Walker Mayor Bessom and city officials attended as names of the deceased were read with muffled drums. Elder BE Knowles gave the address and the First Universalist Church Quartet sang. Over 1200 persons were present.
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Lynn
Lander
Evming
J. N. Walker
Bessom
Women’s Relief Corps
MacFarlane
BE. E. Knowles
Universalist Church
Deficit in Athletics at Harvard Track Club
The Harvard Track Athletic Association reports a deficit of nearly $1500 for 1884-85, offset by general funds. Expenditures fell $1454.23 from the previous year while memberships dropped from $2300 to $461.50, threatening limited training and few participants for intercollegiate games in New York.
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Harvard Track Athletic Association
General Athletic Treasury
Track Athletic Association
New York
Boston Post Almanacs Hit Big Demand
The Boston Post almanacs are selling fast with copies available at news dealers and the Post Building. Buyers can order by mail postpaid and receive an elbow monitor as a bonus for every purchase.
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Boston Post
POST
Bettina Gerard the Actress Lying in Critical Condition
Bettina Gerard, famed for many divorce suits and social notoriety, lies critically ill at Dr Wylie's Sanitarium on West Forty third street. Once married to Arthur Padelford then to actors Jack Raphael Harrison Wolf and O Rourke, she rose as a Washington society figure before turning to the stage.
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New York
Bettina Gerard
West Forty-third Street
Bettie
Ordway
United States Army
Washington
Arthur Padelford
Jack’ Raphael
Harrison Wolf
O'Rourke
Gerard
Wicklow Postman’’ Company
Weber & Fields Company
Bereaved Commodore Driscoll mourns loss of son John J
Long Wharf wine business leader Commodore Michael J. Driscoll loses his only son John J. Driscoll after a brief typhoid pneumonia illness. He was manager of the family firm and a noted yachtsman member of South Boston and Atlantic yacht clubs. Funeral set for Gate of Heaven Church South Boston with club floral tributes and delegations.
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Michael J. Driscoll
Long Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
John J. Driscoll
South Boston
Atlantic
Commercial Wharf
Gate of Heaven
Nicholas Murphy
T Wharf
Calvert
Allan Line
Glasgow
Wilson Line
Galileo
Oceanic
Halifax
N. G
Boston
Gloucester
Howes
Baltimore
Norfolk
Johnny Smith
Sprague
A. W. Chesterton
United States Revenue
Dallas
Rogers
Rowe’s Wharf
Charles Foote
Small Point
Bath
Foote
Leyland Line
Columbian
Liverpool
England
Furness
London
Cestrian
Nauset
Professor Trowbridge on fast photography with cathode rays
Professor John Trowbridge of Harvard discusses rapid photography using cathode rays. He claims exposure times drop from an hour to one minute, with cooling via paraffin and ice to prevent Crookes tube failure. He envisions medical and humanity benefits and notes armor flaw detection challenges.
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John Trowbridge
Harva
Edison
Professo
Post
Lin
Trowbridge
Elixir of Life and X ray Halation Reported
A Baltimore electrician J Frank Eline claims a new method to produce an X ray and says inhaling its atmosphere can invigorate the body with fatigue fading after an hour. Copper may harden under the rays, and the light resembles an elixir of life. In Hartford Trinity College professors Robb and Wolff report successful X ray halation demonstrating a secondary image on the plate.
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Baltimore
J. Frank Eline
Mr. Eline
Edison
Eline
Mexico
Hartford, Conn
William Lispenard Robb
Trinity College
Arthur J. Wolff
Eight Die In Soho Lodging House Fire In London
A lodging house in Soho London burned this morning killing eight people. Fire crews battled the blaze but the victims were confirmed dead at the scene. The tragedy highlights concerns over safety at crowded boarding houses in the city.
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London
Soho
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Nisuson H. Doe
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State Committee
the Biz
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Menory
Bettie Gerard
Yee
Professor Trowbridge
Harvard Studies
Izes
Tue
Brandee
Cawat Sr
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