Weatherfreg in the Tols Ignorant Foy Arrested for Assault
Lindner aka Michael Foy aged 24 of 8 Salvisburg Avenue Roxbury was arrested by Officer John W. Kilday for brutal assault on Officer Charles Weatherbee on Rug gles Street near Madison Park on August 19. Foy fled but was captured after a chase. Weatherbee, hospitalized, has partial memory loss. Mrs Foy was jailed then discharged for lack of Weatherbee's reliable memory. Foy arraigned in Roxbury Municipal Court, bail set at 300, case continued to next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Foy
Salvisburg Avenue
Roxbury
John W. Kilday
Foy
Charles Weatherbee
Ruggles Street
Madison Park
Kilday
Washington and
Woodbury Streets
Woodbury Street
Officer Weatherbee
Weatherbee
Wyman
Bolster
Somerville
Bolster Foy
John B. Moran
Hopkins Statue Model Sets Stage For Historic Admiral Hopkins
The plaster model by Mrs. Henry Kitson depicts Erec Hopkins as a brave, energetic colonial admiral. The bronze statue will stand in new Hopkins Park in Providence, with unveiling planned after metalwork and ceremonies.
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Henry Kitson
Admiral Hopkins
Kitson
New Hopkins Park
Providence
Erec Hopkins
United States Navy
Hopkins
Stephen Hopkins
Rhode Island
Washington
Hopkins Place
Sayles Hall
Brown University
Mrs Kitson Praised for Spirited Stage Pose
From a poised stance to listening for a distant cue, Mrs. Kitson presents a difficult yet dignified pose that critics applaud as a standout success in her latest performance.
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Mrs. Kitson
Boston Post 200 G A R installs new officers 1896
Boston Post 200 Grand Army of the Republic crowded G A R Hall to install officers for 1896 with Wetherbee presiding and Radlon taking over. Officers named include Commander J S Radlow senior vice Harry Hayward and adjutant W F Cody. Women’s Relief Corps 157 then installed led by Mrs Sue Stewart Wordsworth with Emma E Dinsmore as president and Margaret L Shirley as senior vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Grand Army of the Republic
G. A. R. Hall
Dwight and
Tremont Streets
Post Department
W. A. Wetherbee
Woman’s Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Wetherbee
Downs
J. S. Radlow
Harry Hayward
J. S. Caleman
W. F. Cody
George Coles
S. D. Rogers
John Allen
C. S. Flanders
Charles Starad
W. G. Whitten
C. A. F. Emory
Radlon
Woman’s Relief Corps No. 157
Sue Stewart Wordsworth
Emma E. Dinsmore
Margaret L. Shirley
Eliza K. Leman
Marie B. Sheppard
May L. Rice
Sarah FE. Luke
Annie M. Kimball
M. F. Barker
Carrie Shroum
Fires in Roxbury and East Boston Homes Cause Alarms
Fire alarms reported yesterday afternoon and evening across Roxbury and East Boston. No damage at 5 Sherwin Street, Roxbury, though fat boiling caused the alarm. Mary Donovan’s two dwelling fire at 151 and 153 Paris Street, East Boston, caused $75 in damage. A Harrison Avenue tenement fire, nearly destroying the building, injured several and prompted re ignition. Frank Zunio’s Dudley Street chimney fire caused no damage.
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Sherwin Street
Roxbury
A. P. Connolly
Mattie Blair
Paris Street
Boston
Mary Donovan
Harrison Avenue
Richard Bradley
Frank Zunio
Dudley Street
Middlesex Club Hears Plans for Ladies Night
The Middlesex Club executive committee met at Youne's Hotel last evening to arrange for Ladies Night on July 14. Fifteen members attended with Ex-Governor Brackett presiding and G B Billings as secretary.
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Middlesex Club
Youne
Brackett
G. B. Billings
Friday Evening Club Holds Informal Dinner Meeting
The Friday Evening Club met at the United States Hotel last evening with twenty members in attendance. The gathering was social in order and strictly informal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Prospekt Alleys Uncompleted Bowling Match Abandoned
The Prospect alleys in Cambridge could not host a game between the Shermans and Presseets as the lanes remain unfinished. The scheduled match at the City venue was not bowled due to incomplete facilities.
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Prospect
Cambridge
Shermans
Lindner Under Arrest in Yonkers Forgery Case
George J. Lindner, once active in religious work, is jailed in Yonkers on four forgery indictments issued by the Suffolk grand jury. State Officer Rhodes will bring him to the city. He has a long criminal record across multiple states and is charged here with forged checks on John Hancock Life Insurance and other named firms. Lindner is described as good looking, about 34, light complexioned, with blue eyes, light hair, a prominent nose, and a slight lisp.
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George J. Lindner
Yonkers
N. X
Suffolk Grand Jury
Rhodes
Boston
Lindner
Atlantic Coast
Swindling Ring Preys On City Cigar and Fruit Shops
A new scam targets Italian cigar store and fruit stand owners on Washington Knece land Eliot streets and Park square. A well-dressed man visits shops to buy a cheap item then feigns loss of a diamond from a ring, offers a $25 reward, and a phony finder follows with a fake diamond claim.
Lost stones offered reward and hotel guest valuation
The proprietor would recognize the stranger's lost stone and pay a reward of from 1 to 5 dollars for its recovery. Then, with visions of 2 dollars to be had for the asking, he went to the address on the caller's card but could not find the man. One guest at the hotel examined several stones and found them worth about 212 cents each.
Mrs Davidson Arraigned in Blackmail Case at Church Leader
In San Francisco Police Court Mrs Davidson was arraigned on charges of blackmailing Rev Dr C O Brown, pastor of the First Congregational Church. Witness Tunnel unavailable, case adjourned until evening. Davidson remains in city jail and surrenders bail prospects and vows to devote time to religious work among prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Robbery and arrests tied to West Second Street assault in South Boston
On January 1 Jacob I Feldman, a Hebrew peddler, was assaulted on West Second Street near Dorchester by two men and robbed of 2.75. Patrick J Murray and Edward Thompson alias McCarthy were arrested for larceny from William Starkland’s doorway on East Broadway. They received six months in the House of Detention and, after Feldman identified them, were tried for highway robbery and held for the Superior Court in 500 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob I. Feldman
West Second Street
Dorchester
Boston
Patrick J. Murray
Edward Thompson
McCarthy
William Starkland
East Broadway
McCaffrey
Feldman
Superior Court
Samuel Kaplan arraigned in Somerville court after capture
Samuel Kaplan, the boy thief seized by two strong women, was arraigned yesterday in Somerville court on the continued case. He pleaded not guilty and awaits further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Kaplan
Somerville Court
Not Guilty Verdict in Kaplan Case Despite Prosecution Evidence
The government presented fourteen witnesses who linked Kaplan to residences and property in his possession. Kaplan offered no defense. The judge remanded him to Superior Court in bail set at 1500 dollars.
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Kaplan
Angry Dahomeyans Attack Expo Concessionaire in Atlanta
Twenty half starved Dahomeyans armed with clubs and pots attempted to kill concessionaire TM Pene on the exposition Midway. Pene, who brought them from their homeland, says they have had no food since the exposition. He seeks aid from the Belgian consul and faces a $35,000 bond to return them home, claiming losses in San Francisco and Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Pene
San Francisco
Pensions Granted Across States in Washington Lists
The notice records pension approvals by state including Maine and Massachusetts cases such as John H. Mayhew South Gardiner and Thomas J. Rowe Lynn. Others cover renewals raises and reissues for individuals like August Most Chelsea and Michael Travers Boston with widows, survivors of Indian wars and Rhode Island entries.
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Washington
Maine
John H. Mayhew
South Gardiner
John Spear
Gardiner
Massachusetts
Thomas J. Rowe
Lynn
George W. Wilcox
Westfield
Ezra L. Greenleaf
Dana
August Most
Chelsea
Michael Travers
Boston
Emma C. Geldert
Islington
Lucretia M. Hodges
Abington
Harriet E. Howe
Jane Hart
Helen M. A. Graham
West Newton
Williams
Smith
Northampton
Mary L. Stone
New Lenox
William A. Thurber
New Hampshire
Davis Brown
North Londonderry
James Hughes
Titon
Jabez Chickering
Pembroke
Alice C. Prescott
Newton
Timothy E. Parks
Nashua
Rhode Island
Michael McGrimness
Central Falls
Reverend O Connell Departs Boston for Rome Bells
The Rev Dr William H O Connell new rector of the American College Rome sailed from Boston bound for New York then to Baltimore and Genoa en route to Rome to assume duties. Clergy and laymen presented a 2000 dollar testimonial at St Cecilia s dinner and offered best wishes for his mission and honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. O’connell
American College
Rome
Boston
Hoe
Park Square
New York
Father O’connell
R Baltimore
Cardinal Satolli
Baltimore
St. Joseph’s Church
Father O'Connell
Normannia
Hoboken
N. J
Genoa
Richard J. Barry
St. Cecilia’s Church
Cambridge Hospital for Incurables Opens Charity Plan
Construction underway on Cambridge street opposite Dana street for a hospital for incurables to be run by the Sisters of Charity. The seven or eight acre site will house 200 to 300 patients and welcomes all regardless of creed or class. First public meeting set for January 1 at 8 p m in Trade Association Hall with Judge McIntire presiding. speakers include Dr Thomas E Cunningham and Rev Robert Ely among others, seeking funds from the community.
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Cambridge Street
Dana Street
Thomas Scully
Sisters of Charity
Grey Nuns
New England
Massachusetts
Trade Association
Central Square
Cambridge
Judge McIntire
Thomas E. Cunningham
Robert E. Ely
The
Prospect Union
Dean Hodges
Theological Seminary
Thomas F. Ring
Boston
Sale of Ulsters and Suits at half price at 91 Merch St
The Yankee Clothing Co advertises a blowout sale at 91 Merch St offering men's wool suits and overcoats from $2, with discounts stated as less than 50 percent of maker costs. Items include melton cass, cheviot, diagonal dress suits, worsted dress pants, and Irish frieze ulsters. Large selection for men and boys, store open late Saturday. emphasizes value vs Boston stores.
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Melton Cass
Oxford
Vienna
Carr’s Meltons
Chischil
Witney
Carr
Melton
Boston
Mer St
Practical Talks kickoff for Y M C A at Boylston street
Readers are invited to the twenty fourth annual course of illustrated Practical Talks at 7:40 this evening. Rev John J Lewis of Boston will speak on From the Alps to the Tiber via Lake Geneva the Vale of Chamouni Glacier du Rhone with many stereopticon views.
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Young Men's Christian Union
Boylston Street
John J. Lewis
Boston
Alps
Tiber
Lake Geneva
Vale of
Chamouii
Glacier du Rhone
Etcc
Boston Union
Park Street
M. H. Gordon
Armenia
The
Red Cross
M. H. Gulesian
Fell From Wagon Injures David O'Brien in Charlestown
David O'Brien aged 30 tried to mount a moving wagon driven by Samuel Breck on Sudbury street at 4 40 yesterday afternoon. He fell under the wheel and sustained severe internal injuries. He was removed to Massachusetts General Hospital in a patrol wagon from Joy Street station. He lives at 6 Lyndeboro street Charlestown.
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David O’brien
Samuel Breck
Sudbury Street
O’brien
Massachusetts General Hospital
Joy Street
Lyndeboro Street
Charlestown
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OLD South Clothing CO
Kerssy
Bcrata
N. B
OLD South Clothing
Washington St
Cassimere
Chinchilla
Tols
Dees
Low A
Des Moines
Nelot
Harris Woollen Co
Continental Clothing House
Boylston Building
Col. Washington and
Boylstor Sts
Ea At
Hayward Mills
Harris
H. H. Kitson
Broadway Credit Ust
West End
Cor
Pleasant St
Broadway
Sint
Middlesex Club Committee
Kneceland
Eliot Streets
Washington Street
Washburn Credit CO
Jordan
Marsh
Davidson
Dexomeyans
Atlanta Fair
Dr. O'Connell
Cambridge Hospital For Incurables
Summer St
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