Bath fire bug hunt as Bath votes on mayor race
New England News reports a Bath arsonist hunt with a $500 reward for evidence leading to arrest. James C. Ledyard is renominated for Bath mayor by independent Republicans, while regulars may back the same candidate at Wednesday caucus. Also anxiously awaited is news on the Bombay on its 43rd day at sea from New York to New Orleans, with Capt Peterson aboard accompanied by his wife, daughter of Capt Bradford Rairdun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
James C. Ledyard
Bombay
New York
New Orleans
Peterson
Bradford Rairdun
Bristol man held for trial on pension fraud charge
Henry A Randolph of Bristol faced trial after a pension fraud charge. In Dover supreme court a sealed verdict was returned in Burn vs town of New Durham. the suit claimed 16000 pounds for alleged defective highway, but the jury ruled for the town. Judge Smith denied a alimony reduction in Ela divorce case. Passumpsic railroad plans a wage cut from arch i with engineers spared, others reduced per day or month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Randolph
Bristol
Supreme Court
Dover
Coburn
New Durham
Smith
Concorn
Gorgiuna PP. Ela
George W. Ela
Allenstown
Passumpsic Railroad Company
Cape Cod society meeting and regional notices
The Cape Cod historical society held its annual meeting in Yarmouthport. News items include a Glack stone factory strike putting 500 workers out, a Worcester railroad death, a baby’s death likely from tight wrapping, eight Boston and Albany rail workers charged with theft with five discharged, a fatal railroad yard accident in Mechanicsville, and party caucus results in Rockland nominating Hunt for Republicans and Augustus Baker for Democrats with a special election announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod Historical Society
Yarmouthport
Glackstone
Thomas Delligan
Auburn
Norwich
Worcester
Hathaway
Ashfield
Boston and Albany
Springfield
Hanover
George H. Hunt
Fleury Augustus Baker
Ucseu
Providence political managers brace for campaigns
Mary Campbell widow of John Campbell, a young man who died weeks ago, committed death by own action in Johnston Saturday night due to bereavement. Henry A. Kirby, a mature oarsman, obtained a verdict for damages against Harle & Prew. suit stemmed from a race boat shipped from Buffalo in 1881 and ruined by leaks, with a verdict of 156 dollars and costs for Kirby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
OD Anc
Mary Campbell
John Campbell
Johnston
Henry A. Kirby
Providence A Matuer Oarswan
Harle & Prew
Buffalo
American Express Company
Fale & Prew
S Express
Conn Protestants Convene for March 4 Convention in Hartford
In Clinton, Harvey Buell faces prosecution over alleged neglect of cattle and sheep leading to starvation and freezing wool. Connecticut Prohibition party schedules a state convention in Hartford March 4 to nominate delegates for the national convention in Pittsburg May 21 and to select state officers and potential Congress and presidential electors. Henry C. Ely, accused of fatally striking John Harding, testified he was not guilty and felt justified, then slept. Ely is jailed for trial at the March superior court term while Harding’s relatives claim the body for disposal in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Harvey Buell
Buell
Prohibition Party
Connecticut
Hartford
Pittsburg
Congress
Henry C. Ely
John Harding
Granby
Ely
Harding
Superior Court
New York
Series of Local Tragic Alerts and Civil Disputes in Early Reports
Reports from various locales detail suicides by young men W Farwell and Robert C Parker, a murder attempt on Mrs Stephen Hutchinson, a fatal overdose case in Carlisle, and an assault in Manchester. Also noted are a Montreal club reform movement, Irish population figures, Philadelphia mayoral results, railway mail fire damages, a murder near Jackson Ohio, a Newark dog attack, and fear-induced deaths in Jersey City. The notices include crime, public safety, population data, and transportation disruptions across several states and countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell
Wisconsin
San Francisco
Cal
Uniontown
Stephen Hutchinson
Manchester
S. 1
Margaret Faust
Carlisle
Frazer
Robert C. Parker
Elm City Suspender Company
New Haven
Bennett Hotel
Binghamton
N. Y
Capt. Whiteside
Lieut. Gibson
Salvation Army
Trenton
N.J
St. James
Montreal
Walter Wilson
England
Scotland
Canada
Australia
America
Philadelphia
Smith
King
Supt
Thompson
Railway Mail Service
Washington
St. Louis
Galesburg & Kansas
Dominion of Canada
Pottsville
Partin i
W.o
A. Coshocton
John L. Welsh
Jackson
Welsh
Hattie Wilcox
Newark
N. J
Jersey City
Star route probes trigger Senate and House debate
Washington reports outline official postoffice documents in response to a house resolution on star route frauds. Kellogg denies collusion, Elis vows personal explanation, Springer under scrutiny, and postal inspectors’ reports are being printed. Keifer’s case persists as Boynton and Garfield figures surface amid probe turmoil.
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Washington
Congress
House
Plumb and Maxey
Kellege
Eijlis
House of Representatives
Springer
Government
Eex
Heifer
Keifer
Boynton
Garfield
Garefield
Congressional
Congressional Investigating Committees
McGarrahan
Elder
W. B. Moore
Gen. Boynton
Moore
Morrison
Ways and Means Committee
Committee of Ways and Imeans
United States
Bureau of Animal Industry
Gibson
West Virginia
Stewart
Texas
Commissioner of Agriculture
Cox
New York
Jewelry Store Robbed in Troy N Y Burglars Take Thousands
In Troy N Y early today burglars entered E Marks and Sons jewelry store through an adjacent insurance office. They forced the safe door and carried off diamonds gold watches cash jewelry and other items valued between 40000 and 85000. The crime described as the most expert in 18 years with no clues available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N. Y
E. Marks & Sons Jewelry Store
Sailor Falls Overboard Near College Point In Tow Incident
Capt. McAllister of the John H. Stalin reports a sailor fell from the William K. Chapman in tow of the tug Raymond off College Point yesterday. The ship’s crew did not notice at first. The steamer searched briefly but the man sank within a few yards of rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hayes
Conn
Capt. McAllister
John H. Stalin
William K. Chapman
Raymond
College Point
Fire Rages Through Jackson Block Damaging Many Buildings
A morning blaze in Jackson, Michigan destroyed the Union hotel block including the Union hotel theatre and several businesses. Losses exceed 175000 with insurance. one body recovered, four others likely dead. Nearby notices describe fires in multiple cities with varying damages and insured losses.
Winnetka butcher faces murder charge in Wilsons case
Chicago February 24 strong circumstantial evidence points to Neil McKaigne a Winnetka butcher arrested for the murder of the aged Wilson couple. Serial items include a Wilson note a memorandum book missing three blood stained buttons matching McKaigne vest and a revolver with matching bullets. McKaigne protests innocence and has been indicted by the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnetka
Chicago
Neil MccKaigne
Wilson
McKaigne
MecKaigne
Annual Meeting of Intercollegiate Athletic Association
The Intercollegiate Athletic Association held its annual meeting in New York with G. E. Lowell of Harvard presiding. Members present included Amherst, Columbia, Cornell, Harvard, Lafayette, Lehigh, CCNY, Princeton, Stevens, University of Pennsylvania, and Yale. Brown dropped from the roll for three years without field competitors. Union College readmitted. Officers elected: President J. M. Wainwright Col. 1884, Vice President A. Gr. Fell 1891, Secretary J. L. Ludlow 1885, Treasurer C. G. Gemey 1852, Executive Committee Burr and Thomsen.
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Association
New York
Intercollegiate Athletic Association
G. E. Lowell
Harvard
Amherst
Columbia
Cornell
Lafayette
Lehigh
College of the City of New York
Princeton
Stevens
University of Pennsyvania
Yale
Brown University
Union College
Pres Ment
J. M. Wainwright
A. Gr. Fell
J.L. Ludlow
Lafeyette
C. &. Gemey
University of Pennsylvania
W. M. Burr
Train Plunges From Trestle on Hannibal Route near Cambria
Kansas City report says passenger train No 3 on the Hannibal and St. Joseph line collapsed a worn trestle over the Chariton River at Cambria Missouri. One boy Baldwin killed and 15 injured with several likely to die. Wreckage left two coaches overturned and rails detached. Wounded moved to Brookfield for care. A Colorado Central windstorm later blew two coaches off track near Georgetown Colorado injuring two ladies and several others.
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Mannibeland St. Joe Road
Kansas City
Hannibal and
St. Joe Road
Chariton River
Cambria
Baldwin
Brookfield
Perkins
Colorado
Denver
Col
Georgetown
Novel bird exhibition opens in Horticultural hall
On Tuesday a new bird exhibition opens under Mr. Frederick Kyle at the Horticultural hall, featuring a large variety of feathered songsters. A Boston merchant enters a canary that can whistle Yankee Doodle, and a red macaw from Brazil will recite part of the Declaration of Independence. The national bird appears in several specimens, including a nine foot wingspan bird revived after being shot at Sandwich. Parrots from many regions, an elegant pair of mestrils, and various owls pigeons doves are displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Frederick Kyle
Crystal Palace
London
England
Boston
Brazil
Sandwich
Week's Attractions at the Various Theatres
Boston audiences are promised a lively week with few major changes. Irving's farewell engagement features Louis XI and The Belle's Strategem with Miss Terry. Much Ado About Nothing debuts with Benedick and Beatrice. Merchant of Venice closes Edwin Booth's Globe run, with Lear farewell plans. Gounod's Redemption concert leads the program next Tuesday under Zerrahn with a strong solo lineup.
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Irving
Boston
Miss Terry
Mr. Irving
Benedick
Terry
Beatrice
Edwin Booth
Globe Theatre
Lear
Hamlet
Katharine and Petruchio
Richelieu
Claire and the Forge
Ettie Henderson
Ghnet
Wallack’s
the Park
Agnes Booth
Africa
Ida
Museum
Impressive Funeral Services Over Their Remains in New York
A large throng attended Jeannette expedition victims funerals in New York at the Church of the Holy Trinity. Caskets bore with flags and floral tributes as officers and relatives attended. Interment followed at Woodland cemetery. Jerome J. Collins and his mother were honored in a separate service at a Roman Catholic cathedral with a Sixty-ninth regiment escort and a large musical tribute, before the remains were sent to Ireland. George W. Boyd, fireman, was moved to the tug Catalpa for transfer to Philadelphia for final rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Church of the Holy Trinity
Commodore Upsher
Ward
Gibson
Lowell
Jupgen
Rooklyn Navy Yard
DeLong
Melville
Ninderman
Noros
Woodland Cemetery
Jerome J. Collins
Sixy-ninth Regiment
H.C. Macdowall
St. Agnes Church
Mr. Collins
Sixty-ninth Regiment
Collins
Iferatt Club
Inman Line
Canal Street
Chicago
Ireland
Cork
George W. Boyd
Jeannette
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Catalpa
Me Coolly Faces an Arizona Mob and Declares Innocence
Judge Pinney sentenced John Heith to life in prison for Bisbee murders. Twenty four hours later Heith was hanged by a mob in Tombstone as miners seized the jail. The crowd, about 150 strong, carried him to a telegraph pole where a rope was passed over the crossbar and Heith, calm and defiant, asked that no one shoot his body. Heith tied a handkerchief over his eyes and faced death, saying he had faced danger too often to fear it. The execution followed as a quick, brutal mob act with no restraint from authorities.
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Arizona
Tombstone
Pinney
John Heith
Bisbee
Keith
Woughnut Street
Heith
Dowd
Collantle
Heaven
Earth
Foot Race at Fair Grounds Wins $2500 Side Bet
In New Orleans on February 24 a 125 yard foot race at the fair grounds saw Kittleman of Kansas defeat Johnson of Pennsylvania for a $2500 side bet. Time 12 ½ seconds.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Kittleman
Kansas
Johnson
Pennsylvania
Notable Social Notes and Church Talks Mix in Providence
Mrs John Jacob Astor improves from illness as Bowdoin College presidency rumors surface and Rev W S Perkins considered for Bates Street Universalist pastorate Rev J L Withrow and Dr E C Smyth named in Bowdoin leadership talks James Gordon Bennett plans Newport villa move Ex-Gov Rice aims for Florida after illness Providence Commercial Club hosts Dexter officers who helped City of Columbus rescue Dudley Hall wedding planned Swedish sisters to wed in Boston Highlands Three Swedish brides travel 600 miles Gould Memorial home aids Italians Boston Ladies Association to hold sixth annual Hawthorn Hall meeting with Rev Peabody and speakers including Rev E C Bolles Dana and Miss Freeman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jacob Astor
New York
Bates Street Universalist Society
W. 5. Perkins
Lynn
Mass
J. L. Withrow
Boston
E.C. Smyth
Andover
Bowdoin College
W. C. Richmond
Providence
Charles River Baptist Church
Cambridge
James Gordon Bennett
Bellevue Avenue
Newport
Rice
Florida
Dexter
City of
Colaumbus
Commercial Club of Providence
Narragansett Hotel
Dudley Hall
Highlands
Providence and Worcester Railroad
Railway Age
Road
Gould
Rome
Boston Ladies’ Association
Hawthorn Hall
Dr. Peabody
E. C. Bolles
R. H. Dana
Miss Freeman
Wellesley
Roman Club
Gordon Appeals for Reinforcements in Khartoum Crisis
London February 24 A Khartoum despatch reports Gen Gordon urging insurgents to accept peace to avert Turkish invasion while outlining three English options from Suakin including recapturing Tokar and aiding Osman Digna. Reports say troops land at Trinkitat amid confusion, with Gen Graham seeking artillery reinforcement and news of Tokar surrender affecting Khartoum.
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London
Khartoum
Gordon
Suakin
Tokar
Moncrieff
Royal Navy
Tokur
Osman Digna
Massouah
Kassula
the Times
Cairo
House of Commons
Suakim
Graham
Trinkitat
Stephenson
Egypt
Macour
Osman Digma
Soudan
Massala
el Mahdi
Stewitt
Wolffe
John
Abyssinia
Sankeet
Swakim
Triakitat
Jumna
Ileela
Ranger
Carysfort
Orontes
Euryalus
Bara
Duem
Khedive
Diplomatique
Paris
Tiinkitat
Marquis of Hartington
Teb
Alexandria
Upper
German Press Defends Bismarck on Lasker Resolution
Berlin newspapers clash with liberal journals over Prince Bismarck's stance on the Lasker condolence resolution. The North German Gazette praises the dispatch as considerate while accusing German partisans in America of seeking to glorify anti government tendencies. Bonapartist delegates hear Napoleon and son urge unity to defend national sovereignty and revise the 1876 constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
North German Gazette
Prince Bismarck
Lasker
Bismarck
Herr Lasker
House of Representatives
Slerr Lasker
Germany
Cologne
Sargent
America
Deutsche Taghblatt
Talek
Prince Napoteon
Plon-Vion
Victor Napoleon
Paris
Prince Napoleon
Regular Meeting of the Saturday Clubs Becomes New Grouped
The Beacon society held its monthly meeting with guests including Hon. Edwards Tobey and Hon. Charles Whittier. Speech covered postal service and tariff. politics discussed. several clubs represented at Parker's and Young's with diverse topics. A new Paint and Oil club formed at Young's with officers named. Norfolk Republicans plan social political club. temporary officers chosen. permanent plans next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Society
Edwards. Tobey
Charles Whittier
C. F. Cronin
Charles A. Campbell
Joseph McKay
St. Paul, Minn
F. A. Kennedy
Cambridge
J. W. LaFavour
G. W. Preston
W. C. Taft
George
Dana Estes
M. J. Savage
Francis E. Abbott
Henry W. Holland
John H. Vincent
New England
Quincy House
New England Assembly
Young’s Hotel
Paint and Oil Club
Charles Richardson
Chas. Richardson & Co
John D. Morton
Carpenter, Woodward & Morton
John P. May
May
Nash
Medfield
Warren W. Adams
Quincy
Man Found Near Death on Commercial Street Dies in Hospital
Theodore Almy, 37, believed from Fall River, was found Sunday morning on Commercial Street in a nearly unconscious state. He died at 4 40 PM after being taken to City Hospital. police pursue two assailants with only a slight clue. The case remains under inquest by Medical Examiner Draper who plans an autopsy.
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Propaganda Fide
Rome
France
Paris
St. Enteiine
Cyvoct
Lyons Theatre
Russia
Poltavia
Count Tolstoi
Earl Granville
Foreign Affairs
Sir Edward Thornton
St. Petersburg
Mery Oasis
Thornton
England
Commercial Street
First Division
Thle
Soa
Theodore Almy
North Square
Fall River
Cross Street
Draper
Social clubs and lectures headline Boston events
The record lists events across Boston venues: an April 1 social club ball at Paine Hall. Rev. Arthur May Knapp speaks on Art and Nature at the Church of the Disciples. a March 25 ball for Mr. J Howard Richardson at Odd Fellows Hall. Arion Carnival’s fancy dress ball at Turn Hall on March 13. Rev Henry Morgan lectures at Boston Music Hall on March 9. a charity fair at Boffin's Bower to feed unemployed working girls with free dinners, with contributions via Miss Collins or Macallar Parker & Co. a Wendell Phillips Memorial service and Woman Suffrage sociable at the Meionnon on Feb 28 with Mrs Julia Ward Howe presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine Hall
Arthur May Knapp
Church of the Disciples
J. Howard Richardson
Odd Fellows Hall
Arion Carnival Association
Turn Hall
Henry Morgan
Boston Music Hall
Poe
Raven
Manasseh
Brighton Road
Boffin
Bower
Washington Street
Miss Collins
Messrs. Macallar
Messrs. Macallar, Parker & Co
Wendell Phillips
Meionnon
Julia Ward Howe
Union Market Bank Scandal Prompts Stockholder Meeting
The Union Market National Bank of Water Town held a special meeting chaired by President Oliver Shaw after Bank Examiner Needham reported extensive irregularities linked to Abbott thefts totaling about 57 117.18. The February 16 ledger gaps and fraudulent entries reveal deposits erased, fictitious checks, and shifted balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Market National Bank of Watertown
Oliver Shaw
Needham
Henry A.piper
Abbott
J. B. Goodrich
Alfred Hosmer
HE. Rh. McPherson
J. E. Scott
James Swett
Albert A. Hosmer
W. A. Bond
Suburban Matters Notes and Local Happenings
Telephones face complaints at the central office while Rev. Walter Barton preaches farewell as he leaves for Attleboro. John Forrest of Post 5 is injured by two youths in a skating accident. no fault attributed. Lynn and Boston railroad conducts fare collection upon seating, abandoning prior transfer gaps. George Allen of Pratt and Babb, 4 Charles Street Court, took strychnine and survived due to prompt medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Mich
Union Hotel
United Hall Theatre
Waldron & Curtis
Jackson Savings Bank
C. M. Elliot
N. H. Eckler
D. B. Hibbard
Charles Cornell
John Prior
Charles Kimball
Kalamazoo
Mich
Boston
Lynn
Goodwin & Somers
State Street
Causa
Somerville Avenue
Somerville
John McKenna
Cambridge
Cambridge Press
Main Street
North America
Philadelphia
The
Royal of London
Howard Gay
T. Sheehan
Frances M. Russell
George Bird
Engine Company No. 1
Hook and Ladder Company No. 5
Unitarian Church
Broadway
Walter Barton
First Congregational Church
Attleboro
John &. Forrest
Post 5
Grand Army
Coliseum
Lynn and
Boston Horse Railroad
George Alien
Pratt & Babb
Charles Street Court
Lorimer Sermons in Boston Urge Justice and Faith
Rev Dr George C Lorimer preached at the First Baptist Church and to the Young Men's Christian Association in Boston. He argued the gospel centers on righteousness and faith, warning against a fate of mere charity without justice, and urged living a just life over reform rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Binest Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
George C. Lorimer
D. D
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Winchester Dedication of St Marys Church In Gothic Style
St Marys Catholic church at Winchester was dedicated this forenoon by Archbishop Williams of Boston. About 20 priests assisted. The church seats 800 and features Gothic interior frescoes.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Winchester
Archbishop Williams
Boston
Delhanty
Boylan
Brookline
Donnelly
Medford
Bodtish
McQuaid
Abington
Quealy
Worcester
O'Brien
Lowell
Life’s Purpose Vesper Reflections At Boylston Street
A special vesper service at the Christian Union on Boylston Street featured addresses by Rev. John H. Heywood of Cambridge and Rev. C. R. Eliot of Dorchester. They urged youths to find a noble Christlike purpose, urging effort for self improvement and service to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riews
J. H. Heywood
C. HR
Hpliot
The
Christian Union
Boylston Street
Baldwin
John IL. Waywood
Cambridge
C. R. Eliot
Dorchester
Mr. Elliot
Paul
J. N. Heywood
Navy notes on transfers and re enlistments
Mate William H Poole of the receiving ship Wabusbh took a draft of six men from this navy yard to the League Island navy yard for the Ossipee. Surgeon C H Gravath is absent on leave from the pavfal hospital Chelsea. Private Bradley USMC, discharged last month, has reenlisted. Lieut Henry W Lyon detached from Washington navy yard and ordered to South Boston iron works under ordnance bureau instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Poole
Wabusbh
Navy Yard
League Island Navy Yard
U.S
Ossipee
C. H. Gravath
Pavfal Hospital
Chelsea
Bradley
Marine Barracks
Ffenry
W. Lyon
Washington Navy Yard
South Boston
Boffin's Bower Hosts Evening of Pleasant Entertainment
Dr Fenderson and Miss Sadis Simonton presented a tasteful program with Rock of Ages and the Blacksmith's Story. Miss Collins offered remarks. The fair continues tonight at 7 39 with another pleasing entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boffin
Sermon on Opportunity and Will at Young Men's Praise
An audience of over 700 heard Rev Dr Lorimer speak at Association hall in a Sunday service. He contrasted Herod and Jesus, Salome and a Syrophoenician mother, urging young men to seize decisive moments and use will to rise above circumstances. The piece then shifts to Boston baseball ticket pricing and season plans, noting public reaction, league comparisons, and upcoming events across clubs, racing, and local athletic groups.
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Association Hall
Lorimer
Our City
Chicago
Herod
Jesus
Judea
Heaven
Herodias
John the Baptist
Salome
Hierod
Christ
Goolden
Martin Luther
Notable Deaths Across Borders In Late February Obituaries
A string of obituaries notes the deaths of Benjamin Short in Newbury and several notable figures including John Pyke Hullah in London, Dr Henry L. Sabin in Williamstown, Comte de Durfort de Civrac of Maine et Loire, Richard Murphy of Revere House, Rev Josiah Higgins of Fremont, M. Jean Louis Borel near Paris, True Osgood of Concord, Pedro Montaldo at Annapolis, Willman T. Steere, George W. Farren, Major George Butler, Olver Edes, and others. The notices cover varied backgrounds from music inspectors, professors, engineers, actors, and military figures, with brief biographical details and dates of death.
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Benjamin Short
Newbury
London
John Pyke Hullah
United Kingdom
Henry L. Sabin
Williamstown
Williams College
Comte de Durfort de Civrac
French Chamber of Deputies
Maine-et- Loire
Chamber
Richard Murphy
Revere House
Josiah Higgins
Fremont
N. H
Maine
Paris
Jean Louis Borel
M. Borel
Fanjeaux
Department of
Aude
Military School of
St. Cyr
True Osgood
Fire Department of
Concord
N. IL
Pedro Montaldo
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Academy
Spain
Germany
Willman T. Steere
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Springfield
sSellunite
Providence
Norwich
Conn
Worcester
George W. Farren
Windsor Theatre
Boylston Museum
Farren
Providence Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
George Butler
United States Marine Corps
Portsmouth
Sutler
District of Columbia
Arkansas
Isiz
Charlestown Navy Yard
Minnesota
Fort Fisher
Jaciassanit
Boston
Olver Edes
Plymouth
Mass
Bright
Mr. Boles
Needham
Mer. Estes
Maurshfiedd
Wrymouth
Nathan Woe
Marriad
Eves
Saturday Additions to Boston Relief Fund Sums Donors Listed
Saturday gifts to the Boston relief fund for western sufferers include Wm Gaston Tion Kneeland street 1900 Bis Se Gveacnnwcas Howells 500 Produce exchange Lawrence George F Blake and others. Mrs S Q Gochran Wm C Uiman Newtota 300 Two friends Ara Cusiman Chas F Byani Vaesk Vannes Arlington Mills Lawrence 50 00 Wool sorters 50 00 Arlington Mills Lawrence 20 00 Newhall & Co 25 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Relief Fund
Tion
Wm. Gaston
Kneeland Street
DB. Howells
Lawrence
Ween
George F. Blake
Odeieu
West
South Hanover
Newhall & Co
Topoletlis Ces Davagades
Ecsas
Sdeksdawtosee
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N. H.) Navy Yard
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Harrison
Senate Committee On Territories
Congressional Temperance Society
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
R. B. Vance
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Wim, Price
J. ID. Taylor
Ohio
Department of State
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Greece
Grand Pacific Hotel
Ing
Henry Parkman
Peni
Howard Stockton
Mattie
W. Lloyd Jeffries
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F. E. Cabot
George H. Richards
Gordon Dexter
George B. Inches
John Dane
Convention of
New England Yachtsmen
Beverly Yacht Club
Parker House
Telegraph
Sv. Paaul
Minn
Pine and
Prince Streets
Buford, Barwell & Co
St. Paul Harvester Works
Brand & Co’s
Glidden Greggs &Co
Gregg’s & Foster
Glidden, Greggs & Co
Buford
Cleveland Machine Works
Weene
Ashuelot Mills
Gov. Slale
Proviveanch
J. H. Tower
Frank Molten
J. CC. Lather
Liirkrox
Franconia House
Sranconis
Csuse
Wes
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Kershena
Wis
Innornia
Galveeton
Corsicana
Mallory & Aliens
Derreory
Pison
Bus
Vicksbueg
Miss
S. PL Metzster
Pittsburg. Pu
Allegheny City
Burlington
Iowan
Schott
Music Hall
Grand Army of the Republic
James Barrows, Jr
Boston Museum Company
J. B. Sharland
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Tatoo
Georg Kenschel
D. M. Babcock
Blish School of Elocution
Tremont Temple
John C. Freund
Ghik Jeannette
Foreign News
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Brussels International African Association
Henry M. Stanley
Congo
Stanley
Deuain
Deasy
Goulding
Austria
Leigh Smith
Elizabeth
Chace
Theodore D. Weld
E. Sewall
Samuel May
Lucy Stone
William I. Bowditch
John G. Whittier
T. W. Higginson
James Freeman Clarke
Lloyd Garrison, Jr
Albert Palmer
Ednad D. Cheney
H. B. Blackwell
Elizur Wright
Thomas Russell
Richard P. Hallowell
Joseph Warren
Home Circle
Charlestown
Geo. Lacon
Ward 4
Monument Hall
Martin
Bostor
Comling Events
Union Market Bank
Abbotts
Urday
George G. Crocker
Richard H. Dana
Henry H. Sprague
E. B. Hall
Crocker
Joseph Wharper, Jr
Francis C. Barlow
Henry W. Sprague
Henry E. Tremain
A. C. Barnes
Sgisminnd Kaufmann
E. A. Doty
Henry Kh
Prague
George Sard
Wenchester
Law and Order League
Swampscott
Watertown
Nahant
Millen
East Milton
John Gleeson
House of Correction
Micheel Casey
Gleason
Boss Gleason
Casey
Vesper Services
Navy Yard Matters
Boston Baseball Club
Hue
Board of
Morrill
Boston Club
Beston Club
Gov. Robinson
Leage
Bufffalo
American Association
Baltimore
Intercollegiate Association
Peter Priddy
Ffarry McDonald
Ottawa
Albert Hamm
Middlesex
Dram
William PD. Lee
Montgomery Guards
Institute
R.A. Skinner
Ecity
Nate Clark
Corry
Ampateurs
Campbell
Campbel
Yatter
Marshall
Allen
Gilman
Morse
Harvard Bicycle Club
Young's
Gloucesters
Walthams
Bay States
Harvard Kennel
Malden
Wellington
H. Field
A. F. Adamis
Charter Oak Park
Country Club
Brewster and Co
Messrs
Eugene Thayer
Prescott Lawrence
Nathaniel Thayer
James Lawrence
George A. Nickerson
C. M. Haley
Independent Republicans
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing C9
FLOUD
Howard National Bank
Augusta
Marietta
Kenton, O
Belprie
Indianhead
Long Lake Reserve
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!