Objections and Answers on Electric Motive Power
President Richards signals a new era as electricity replaces horses for motive power. The article outlines key objections to electric rail, cites General E C Wike and a Massachusetts Electric Power Company official, and presents cost, feasibility, and reliability claims. It notes Newton roadmap and likely shift toward electric traction in city rail and lighting services.
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Ralway
E. C. Wike
Massachusetts Electric Power Company
Jeverance
New York
Richards
C. A. Richards
Metropolitan Road
Man
Newton
Horace B. Parker
Anetia R. Mitchell
Joseph W. Stover
George W. Moore
Henry F. Ross
A. F. Upton
Cadets Under Suspicion Over Hazing Incident
News from Annapolis reports four naval cadets Wells Waters Gillespie and Steber entered the room of Cadet Lewis Driggs and beat him in a hazing incident. Driggs spoke to Captain Ramsay and a court martial is expected for the involved cadets. A second class guard protects Driggs while indignant cadets plan to protest to the Navy secretary.
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Annapolis
Naval
Wells
J. 3
Waters
Gillespie
Steber
Cudt Lewis Driggs
Wiley
Driggs
Ramsay
Martia
Secretary of the Navy
Melrose Girl Missing After Ice Pond Tragedy
Sadie Long nine year old daughter of John Long a Boston merchant left Lebanon street Melrose yesterday afternoon with skates for the pond and has not returned. It is believed she broke through the ice and drowned as cries were heard near the pond. Citizens dragged the clear section of the pond and Battery C fired cannons hoping the body would surface, but no trace was found by tonight.
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Malden
Mass
Sadie Long
John Long
Boston
Lebanon Street
Melrose
Hel ‘Pond
Battery C
Lowell to see new horse railroad line to Merrimac mills
A plan to form a new horse railroad company to run a line from the Merrimac woollen mills in Dracut to Lowell is reported. Solomon Buckman of New York and other mill owners and capitalists are named as interested parties.
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Lowell
Mass
Merrimac Woollen Mills
Dracat
Solomon Buckman
New York
Boston Theatre scales prices draw hundreds to show
A Boston Theatre crowd packed the temple of Thespis as low prices drew hundreds who were turned away and outside premiums offered for tickets. The program featured Brothers Wilmont Rankin Johnson Chapman and Parson Downs with a strong musical quartet, while Marcus P Norton and Hadlock of Portland were mentioned as speakers delayed by New York duties. Norton arrived later at Parker House and the syndicate held an executive session.
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Maneger
Boston
Temple of Thespis
Wilmot
Rankin
Johnson and Chapman
Borst
Biola
Pearce
Davie
Gilman
Rounds
Marcus P. Norton
New York
Fred W. Boardman
Parson Downs
St. John
Henry Ward Beecher
Brooklyn
Parker House
Pin Money for the Parson in Bowdoin Square Fight
Legal figures push to install the churchless Parson Downs in the Bowdoin Square pulpit as Deacon Wilbur resists Norton syndicate demands to surrender church property. Coffey and Parson Downs press clerk Coleman for transfer, while treasurer Beacon Cowe and Rounds demand books and keys. Lawyer Hadlock notes rising confidence as a fundraising drive for the parson nears $505 per signer, aiming to cover upcoming trial costs.
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Wilbur
Marcus P. Norton
Bowdoin Square
Coffey
Parson Downs
Coleman
Bowdoin Square Society
Warner
Beacon Cowe
Life and Liberty Hope in a New Year Sermon
Rev. Phillips Brooks preached a New Year sermon at Union Hall on Boylston Street. He urged Americans to be optimists, linking hope to experience and progress in liberty and life, citing Pope Paul and Tennyson, urging hopeful words to youth and the nation.
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Phillips Brooks
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Trinity
Dr. Brooks
St. Paul
Tennyson
Autopsy on Tirrell death cites club room beating
North Abington Massachusetts January 3 1900 Medical Examiner Gleason and assistants conducted an autopsy on Edward F Tirrell of West Abington who died after being beaten by two visitors told the club was private The examination revealed pneumonia and severe bruises with further inquiry pending Leonard and Harris held for trial next Thursday at Abington District Court
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North Abington
Mass
Gleason
Draper
Boston
J. A. Tower
Weymouth
Dudley and Wheatly
Abington
Miller
Bridgewater
Edward F. Tirrell
West Abington
Tirrell
John W. Leonard
Holbrook
Weston D. Hernon
Brockton
Tisrell
Leonard
Harris
Second District Court
Dido Rescues Maggie Willett in Distress Tale at Sea
Gloucester reports the fishing schooner Dido under Captain William Thomas reaching home with the schooner Maggie Willett of St John New Brunswick in tow. The Maggie Willett was found Thursday in latitude 41.67 longitude 67.45, sails lost and crew without water for six days. A prize crew towed her. cargo aboard Maggie Willett includes salt fish salmon and mackerel from Halifax bound for New York.
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Gloucester
Mass
Dido
William Thomas
Maggie Willett
St. John
N.B
Halifax
New York
Rumors of Contested Ward S Alderman Election in Gloucester
Gloucester Mass January 8 Rumors claim William A Homans election as Ward S alderman may be challenged over extra registration and he might be barred from seating Monday. City Hall expected busy for Mayor Parsons inaugural address tomorrow.
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Gloucester
Mass
William A. Homans
Parsons
City Hall
Death of Lieutenant Jones at Newport Fort Adams
Lieutenant James M. Jones of the Fourth United States Artillery died this morning after being unconscious since a Wednesday shooting. Funeral services with military honors will follow, then the body will be sent to Cincinnati for burial. he was born there and appointed to the army.
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Newport
James M. Jones
Fourth United States Artillery
Fort Adams
Cincinnati
Staffire
Weather Indications Warmer Clouds Then Rain
Indications for New England call for warmer cloudy weather followed by rain with southeasterly winds and a falling barometer as of January 3 at 1 am.
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New England
Virgin Salt Company Offer Promotes Doves Card
The Virgin Salt Company of New Haven Connecticut promotes Virgin Salt as the cleanest purest salt. They offer a ten color dove card with each purchase and a large ten by nine inch card for ten cents.
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Virgin Salt Company of
New Haven
Conn
Southern Hotel in New Orleans Destroyed by Fire
Fire at the corner of Carondelet and Julia streets levelled the Southern Hotel built in 1871. Inmates escaped with their possessions gone. one man, musician Louis Kessner of Baltimore, reportedly perished. Several fires across cities noted with heavy losses and insured totals.
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New Orleans
Carondelet and
Julia Streets
Louis Kessner
Baltimore
Montreal
Ilin
Morey
Malpractice in Maine prompts coroner verdict in Solon case
A Solon malpractice case ends with a coroner verdict accusing Dr J Moore of abortion-related death of Kiera B Bean from Skowhegan. Bean arrived Dec 19 and died Dec 28 after staying at Moore’s house. Moore denies prior arrival or operation. Grand jury pending. County Attorney Bradbury vows action. Victim, a 16 year old from Pleasant Ridge, noted for her beauty.
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Portland
The
Argus
Solon
Kiera B. Bean
Skowhegra
Moore
Yuictim
Pleasant Ridge
Riots in Matamoras after disputed municipal vote
In Matamoros on January 2 a riot broke out as rival supporters clashed after the mayoral election. Senor Yturria, proclaimed elected by the State Legislature, attempted to take office but was blocked by Colonel Torres and a mob at City Hall. Police were absent. Chief Trevino was seriously wounded and several rioters were injured.
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Matamoras
Mex
Senor Yturria
Torres
Yturria
Spirit communication at Spiritual Temple via Mrs E R Dyar
Yesterday at the Spiritual Temple a spirit spoke through Mrs. E R Dyar describing former lives in Egypt and beings from Saturn Venus and Mars. The speaker critiqued professed spiritualists while urging higher Christian awareness as the ovation ended with a benediction and playful finale.
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E. R. Dyar
Uranus
Neptune
Asteroids
Golar System
Pot
Saturn
Lynn's Last Sensation in Guilford Malpractice Tale
Historical Lynn malpractice case draws public alarm over medical fraud and suspected conspiracies. Dr Henry F Guilford linked to dubious firm Dr Brown & Co with Salem office. aliases used, creditors unpaid, and a suspicious death connected to Mrs Annie Dyers case.
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Guilford
Lynn
Dr. Corken
Henry F. Guilford
Alice M. Guilford
Guilford House
Annie Dyers
Miss Taylor
Brockton
Ford
Bamford
Cliftondale
Diamonds Return to Favor in U S Jewels Boom
A Washington street jeweler reports a strong revival in diamond sales, citing three $3,000 stones sold in a week. The piece notes a shift to American cutting, greater brilliancy, and a broader fashion for large stones, with Boston and national trade growing from modest beginnings to an estimated $50 million annually.
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Washington Street
Post
Higsafe
Yankees
Epaphras Hinsdale
United States
Newark
N. J
Boston
Sunday liquor selling crackdown nets several arrests
Officers from outlying divisions raided third and fourth districts to curb Sunday liquor sales. Timothy Harrington, John F Luin, and Charles S Schools were arrested for selling alcohol at Leverett and Court street saloons. Proprietors face warrants and possible license revocation. Thomas Gannison jailed for Albany street saloon sale. Maurice Morlan saloon at 109 Albany street raided. ale and whiskey seized.
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Timothy Harrington
W. W. Grant
Leverett Street
John F. Luin
Michael Gleason
Court Street
Charles S. Schools
Colonel Strachan
Cordage Merchant Falls to Death in Worcester Street Accident
Henry L. Fearing senior partner of Henry L. Fearing & Co., cordage dealers at 91 and 93 Commercial street, suffered an asthma attack yesterday morning at 89 Worcester street. He leaned from a fourth floor window to get air, lost balance, and fell more than thirty feet. He died at City Hospital from a broken left leg, fractured right thigh, and head injuries. He was 52, survived by a widow, two sons, and a daughter.
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Henry L. Fearing
Henry L. Fearing & Co
Commercial Street
Worcester Street
City Hospital
Fearing
President Cleveland Denies Seeking Senate Interviews
In a Washington dispatch the World reports President Cleveland dismissed rumors of covert talks with Republican Senators about his appointments. He stressed no anxiety about Congress and defended his executive duties, stressing that confirmation rests with legislators and his office operates with transparency behind glass doors.
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New York
the World
Washington
Congress
Cleveland
Senate
Beck
House Committee
United States Senate
Lamont
Misapprehension of the Presidents Letter to Keppler
New York dispatch notes that early criticism of the Presidents letter to Mr. Keppler came from papers with prior misrepresentation of him. The President argues newspaper falsehoods are not blanket blame on all papers, citing trusted correspondents and the general truth-seeking aim of many reporters.
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New York
Times
Washington
Joseph Kkeppier
Keppler
White House
Arizona
Nat
Weald We
Duty Upheld in Montreal Medicine Seizure Case
Customs officers seized over 100000 dollars worth of imported patent medicines from Ayer & Co of Lowell for under declaring value. Minister Bowell orders the firm to pay 147000 dollars including extra duty and a 50 percent penalty on underpaid duty. Government had until now to extend inquiries under the tariff act. The medicines stayed in bonded storage until a week ago when moved to Queen's warehouses awaiting auction if the claim is not settled.
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Montreal
Ayer & Co
Lowell
Bowell
Niles Returns to Springfield After Week of Absence
Horace L. Niles, who fled ten days ago from his Springfield retail grocery and meat business valued at about 200000 dollars a year, appeared today claiming rest as the motive. Trustees plan to continue lossing and winding down the estate, likely leaving him destitute.
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Springfield
Mass
Horace L. Niles
West
Niles
Hodgdon Murder Case Jury Reaches Verdict
Batu Me January 3 The jury in the Hodgdon murder case has returned after about ten hours of deliberation and will announce its verdict at court opening tomorrow morning.
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Batu
Hodgdon
Man Inmate Drowns At Taunton Lunatic Asylum
Taunton Massachusetts January 3 Joseph Berry a West Harwich resident and inmate at the lunatic asylum died by his own action drowning this afternoon in the facility authorities reported no further details available as the case is investigated
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Taunton
Mass
Joseph Berry
West Harwich
Lunatic Asylum
Auburndale Sails From Bermueda Missing Crew
The bark Auburndale of Boston and Portland bound for Rosaria arrived at Bermuda December 30 reporting the loss of its second mate and three men overboard on December 25.
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Bermueda
Auburndale
Boston
Portland
Rosaria
President rebukes sensational press while widening White House access
The President, denying personal culpability for press errors, says criticism targets lying papers rather than those who spread near truths. He has built a press aid system in the White House making information доступible to correspondents, though sensationalists remain inaccessible to correction.
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White House
Sheridan proposes Indian land allotment and surplus sale plan
Washington January 3 1885 Lt Gen Sheridan explains in detail his 1885 annual report recommendations for Indian policy. He cites dividing each tribe onto 326 acres per family, condemning unused reservation land, selling it at 125 per acre, and using proceeds to pay bonds yielding annual interest for Indian support. He outlines projected incomes by territory and tribe, noting potential large surpluses and a gradual policy transition. He also references related naval and financial notes.
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U.S. A
Washington
Interior Department
Dakota
Fort Berthold
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Devil’s Lake
South Mountain
Hermell
Montana
Blackfeet
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Fort Hall
Coeur d’ Alene
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Klamath
Washington Territory
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Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
White Mountain
San Carlos
Kentucky
Inian
Oklahoma
United States
Therce
Bermudas
Fort Monroe
Sailors Seek Help After Newnham Breaks Shaft Eastward
Five men from the British steamer Newnham reached Bermuda on Monday seeking aid after leaving the vessel on Christmas Day sixty miles east of Bermuda with a broken shaft. The Gladespen searched for the Newnham but found nothing. A large navy yard steamer was dispatched to search for the vessel.
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Bermuda
Navy Yard
Church paints house of worship sparked by debt dispute
In New Haven on January 3 the St Luke's Episcopal Church awarded a painting contract to Thompson and Belden for the church building. F A Gilbert claimed the firm owed him and sought payment, but the church refused. Gilbert obtained an attachment on the church, provoking anger among the church’s colored members who issued threats against him.
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New Haven, Conn
St. Luke’s Episcopal
Thompson
Belden
F. A. Gilbert
Gilbert
Miss Nicholson Dies in Hotel Gas Tragedy Before Wedding
New York Jan 3 Miss Rachel Ann Nicholson from Nova Scotia lay unconscious in bed at the Abbotsford Hotel after the gas was left on. Her fiancé Rev Andrew Gray, pastor of Millerton church, found her and faced police and coroners as doctors warned of danger. The couple planned to wed in New York then move to Millerton.
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New York
Abbotsford
Sixth Avenue
Rachel Ann Nicholson
Nova Scotia
Tne
Andrew Gray
Presbyterian Church
Millerton
Dutchess County
N. Y
Heit
Miss Nicolson
Wallace
Fox Harbor
Cumberland County
St. Matthew’s Church
Picton
Can
Miss Nicholson
Gray
Patironage
Night Watchway
Mr. Gray
G. W. Lee
Bill
Thirty-third Street
Gwray
Grey
Perkins
West Thirtieth Street
Cross
Coronre
Messermer
Williams
Williaams
Messemer
Opium joint raid nets six suspects in Harrison Avenue
A Sunday night raid by Sergeant Rich and four patrolmen at 110 Harrison avenue detained Gee Fou the proprietor and nine occupants including Lee Hou Gee Wing Chusig Chu Hup Wah Chee Chu and Loy Hoy for smoking opium. They were locked up and to appear in Municipal Court this morning.
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Rich
Keefe
Stone
Donovan
Marston
Frohock
Gee Fou
Harrison Avenue
Lee Hou
Gee Wing
Chusig Chu
Hup Wah
Chee Chu
Loy Hoy
Drowning Tragedy At Ballardvale Ends In Losses
In Ballardvale Andover two young men die after ice collapse on a local pond. Thomas Lynch fell through the ice, Edward Scott tried to save him and both were lost. Elmer Shattuck and Timothy Eagan also went under. Eagan and Shattuck were rescued with a pole by William Galvin. Lynch and Scott drowned.
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Andover
Mass
Jane
Ballardvale
Thomas Lynch
Edward Scott
Elmer Shattuck
Timothy Eagan
William Galvin
Lynch
Scott
Steamer W. D. Chipley Sinks. Several Drowned Near Fort Gaines
In Savannah on January 3, a steamer named W. D. Chipley sank in the Chattaboocher river near Fort Gaines after striking a bank in darkness. Two white male passengers, three black deck hands, and a black child perished. names were not released.
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Savannah
W. D. Chipley
Chattaboocher
Fort Gaines
Stitchers and Buttonhole Makers Meeting with Knights of Labor
The Stitchers and Buttonhole Makers Association of Lynn met with the Knights of Labor executive board on Saturday afternoon. No major action occurred on price adjustments during a desultory consultation. The meeting adjourned to 7 o clock this evening for a fallest of nilees to be adopted.
Lectures by Monsigneur Bouland at Lafayette Hall
Monsigneur Bouland opened a ten lecture series in the hall of Collegs Lafayette. He appeared in formal dress with the great cross of the Order of the Holy Sepulchre and spoke in French on L Egisse et la Liberte before a large audience.
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Collegs Lafayette
Monsigneur
Leon Gouland
Bouland
Order of the Holy Sepulchre
The Church’s Role in Liberty According to a Lecture
A speaker argued that Christianity granted true liberty to mankind and that the church inspired progress toward liberty. He claimed there was no true freedom before Christianity and criticized reactions to his prelate attire, concluding with the United States as a future home of liberty.
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United States
GOODWINS TRIAL AND MARINE SPORTS OUTLOOK
Saturday in the Goodwin murder trial saw Dr. Hurd and several witnesses testify while jurors were kept with deputies and attend divine service. A long polo and yacht discussion followed, with Dempsey and Marine negotations described as fragile and marked by quitters in boxing plans and burnished sailing lore.
Kneeland contractor suffers leg amputation after fall
Joseph G Kneeland of Darling and Kneeland contractors fell from two buildings at West Upon on Saturday afternoon, injuring him enough to require amputation of one leg. Albert Harnett of Newport lumber merchant notes Fogg and Co. suspension affects liabilities. Possible settlement may avert disaster.
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Joseph G. Kneeland
Darling & Kneeland
West Upon
Wefternoon
Albert Harnett
Newport
Ezra D. Fogg
Ticks by Telegraph Treasurer takes possession of Sub-Treasury
Treasurer Jordan assumed control of the New York Sub-Treasury Saturday morning. Freight brakeman Charles E. Pattison died after a fall from a car between Orance and Erving on Saturday night when he was run over. Mrs. Allen Renfrew, 68, killed herself at Pittsfield by cutting her throat in a despondent mood due to a long illness.
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Jordan
New York Sub-Treasury
Charles E. Pattison
Orance
Erving
Allen Renfrew
Pittsfield
Jamaica Plain Gas Price Cut Noted
The Jamaica Plain Gas Company reduced the price of gas by twenty five cents per thousand cubic feet. The report notes various local happenings including police license actions, lectures, weddings, church events, society meetings, and civic notices around Boston. The fragment lists multiple community items from around the city, with names, places, and dates implied.
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Boston
Board of Police
James H. Gallagher
Merrimac
Gp Streets
Ploughman Office
Edward Atkinson
England
Francis Minot
Young Men’s Christian Union
Turn Hall
William
Prussia
Messrs
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H. E. Ronald
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
J. P. Bodtish
Haward E. Marden
Worcester Theatre
Kate A. O’neil
William Burnet Wright
Berkeley Street Congregational Church
Memphis
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
George A. French
Robert H. Wass
N. A. Clarke
Arthur A. Clarke
Charles E. Galactir
James KE. Tillinghast
James Bruerton
A. H. Wray
Frank A Colley
A.M. Keiley
Virginia
House of the Good Shepherd
Charlestown Veteran Fire Association
George Otis Wiley
B. V. Dennis
Thomas P. Smith
J. H. Bryant
J. J. McCarthy
W. K E. Delano
Isaac Gibbs
B. H. Simonds
George EK
Morrill
G. S. Ladd
Wiliam Fernald
Albert Chandler
C. Frank Rand
Tobias Beck
Cate Ee Oe
Rink Events Feature Jan. Skating Fixtures and Pro Race
Skating races set at Highland rink January 19 and 20 with Nate Clark J A Snowden and others. Amateur championships stars Doherty Lehan and Dohety in five mile events. Pro race January 15 at Olympian Club purse $300 with top prizes. Notables include Walton Clark McDowell Beechman Bartlett Turner and Crooks.
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J. A. Snowden
Highland Rink
Jonn Lehan
D.J. Dohety
Olympian Club
Charlies Oo
Saunders
White
Merrifield
Turner
Doherty
Dunn
Tarentum Fire Setback Faces Vandalism Attempt
A Tarentum fire at Esstler's livery stable and neighboring shops destroyed Esstler's, Rere and Jonas's grocery, Zimmerman's shoe store, and Dr. Viz's residence, totaling about 9000 dollars. Villains weakened alarms, but William Dibel activated a mill bell to warn the town as the community fought the blaze. A prior arson two weeks earlier had destroyed several large buildings with losses surpassing 50,000 dollars.
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Commercial Gazette
Tarentum
Esstler
Gaines Street
Rere & Jonas
Zimmerman
Dr. Viz
William Dibel
James F Harrington Dies After Accident at Middleboro
James F Harrington of Hyannis the brake man injured when run over at Middleboro on Saturday died at Massachusetts General Hospital late Saturday night.
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James F. Harrington
Hyannis
Middleboro
Massachusetts General Hospital
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