Browns Testimony on Model of the Gabi
In Harrington Maine a shipboard test recreates the Fuller after cabin revealing that a standing observer could view part of the space through the wheel. Carpenters rebuilt the cabin from old plans and staged a scene with two men and an ax to test visibility under darkened conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington, Me
Herbert M. Fuller
Harrington
Millbridge
Adison
Drisko
Nash
Fuller
Fred Tabbult
Thomas Hall
Hall
Tabbult
Mr. Hook
Brown
Captain Nash
Ambrose Rumball
Mr. Drisko
Bram
Cptain
Stoddard Lecture Explores Old England in Music Hall
John L. Stoddard outlined the second lecture in his series on Old England. He showed sea approaches to Queenstown and Liverpool, described Chester, Warwick Castle, Egremont Castle, Stratford on Avon, Newstead Abbey, Haddo Hall, and scenes linked to Dickens. The talk repeats tonight and Saturday. next week’s topic is Yellowstone National Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
John L. Stoddard
Byron
Newstead Abbey
Haddon Hall
Charles Dickens
Yellowstone National Park
Gas Explosion in Brick Building On Richmond Street
An early morning gas explosion devastated basement No 70 Richmond street. Luigi Grovino and his brother Guiseppi occupied the space. Guiseppi was burned and rushed to Massachusetts General Hospital. The fire briefly caught the bed clothes. Grovino escaped and the damage was minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Street
Luigi Grovino
Guiseppi
North Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Lingi
East Boston skater enters national amateur championships events
Bob Warner mailed entry for national amateur skating championships under East Boston Athletic Association colors. He competes in amateur two mile and one mile handicaps on Jan 20 and 21, with national finals on Jan 22. Breen and Warner plan a $100 side half mile race after Stanford races, and Warner faces Hudson Breen for a gold medal in one mile. A skaters meeting is scheduled at the Post next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Warner
East Boston Athletic Association
National Skating Association of America
Wilson Breen
Jack Warner
Stanford
Hudson Breen
Maritime Provinces
Boston bicycle show allotments and club notes
Space allocations for the Boston cycle show assign center hall booths to Columbia Eagle Monarch and Warwick. Roxbury Wheelmen plan a spring clubhouse and ten new members will be considered. Local agents and exhibits include Per sons Saddles Keating Zenith models and a Tremont street Comet with a Simpson chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Columbia
Eagle
Monarch
Warwick
Roxbury Wheelmen
Charles A. Persons
Persons Manufacturing Company
Persons Saddles
New York
Kirk Brown
Dunlop Thre
A Frank
Boylston Street
Keating
Zenith
Tremont Street
Elmer Howe
G.S. Chaffin
Messrs
Horace Partridge & Co
Wolff-American
Harry Gordon
William Read & Sons
John Wood
Iver Johnson
Fairbanks Scale Company
White Sewing Machine Company
W. H. Johnson & Co., Limited
Halifax
N. 5
Cambridgeport C. C
Fred St. Onge
Henry Cramp
Nat Butler
Burns W. Pierce
Storey
Little
Roberts
Pool—Taylor
Hayden
Chapman
Marshall
Cribbage
Potter
Phillips
Lovering
East Boston oarsman Jeremiah Ahearn dies at home
Jeremiah Ahearn a noted oarsman from East Boston dies at his home. He belonged to the Athletic Yacht Club and Columbian Rowing Association. Also noted are upcoming events: South Boston Baseball Club reception, Millstream Boat Club officers, and a Chelsea ball set for Feb 26 at Pythian Rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Ahearn
East Boston
Athletic Yacht Club
Columbian Rowing Association
South Boston
Washington Street
Louisville
Colonels
Detroit
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Chicago
Father Scully
Cambridgeport
Everett
Cambridge
Malden
Jamaica Pond
Tony Hamilton
New York City
James R
Foxhail Keene
Fascination
Combination Park
Jack Kinney
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
U. of P
Academy of Music
England
St. Joseph Boat Club
Thompsonville
Conn
New England Amateur Rowing Association
Funeral in East Boston for slain pugilist Jimmy Duffy
The body of boxer Jimmy Duffy arrived in the city and was taken to 4 Brooks Street East Boston for his parents. A large gathering of former companions gathered at the home overnight. The funeral is set for Friday morning at Sacred Heart Church East Boston with pallbearers drawn from his former South End club mates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Duffy
New York
Brooks Street
East
Boston
Sacred Heart Church
South End
Horse Races at Barksdale Report Winners and Times
In Barksdale Md January 6 the program listed six races. Blue Piece won first at 8 to 5, Kirk over won second at 15 to 1, Cheer Up took third at 1 to 2, Metropolis won fourth at 8 to 1, Pickaway claimed fifth at 8 to 1, and Foundling won sixth at 3 to 1 with times shown for each race.
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Barksdale
Blue Piece
Heinrichs
McHenry
Delehanty
Murray
Nelson
Tine
Kirkover
Asburn
Solo
A. Moore
Fernseed
Cheer Up
Kuhn
Narvaez
Sparkle
McCluskey
Metropolis
Neel
Marguerite 2d
Pickaway
W. Morris
Ruby
Dangler
James Mclaughlin
Parsons
Horse race card from Barksdale Maryland track
In Barksdale Md on January 7 seven races list maidens selling and conditions with horses such as Brilla Mountain Maid Pleasant Smiles Pane Beloved and The Alien in race one and ships of Nellie Agnes Boisterous St Laurence 2d in race two. The card also features Bedford Blue Piece Mafia Blue Front Sedgewick Kassala Lizzie M Lannie Miss Julia Mary Lawson and Speranza among others across six races.
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Barksdale
Henry H
May
Brilla
Mountain Maid
Pleasant Smiles
Pane Beloved
the Alien
Recover
Halcyon
Farragut
Harry Warren
Nellie Agnes
St. Laurence
Governor Griggs
Bedford
Blue Piece
Mary Lawson
Helen T
Hunt
Speranza
Mafia
Bragalone
Gould
Lawrence P
Rhymster
Blue Front
Sedgewick
Kassala
Lizzie M
Lannie
Miss Julia
Key West
Grampian
Walcott
Marie Lovell
Walnut Ridge
Traitor
Harry C
Bird of Freedom
Lochinvar
Forenzo
O' Hearn
Brooklyn
Charlie McDonald
First Light
Miss Pearl
Bucaneer
Gimmie
Boston Safe Deposit Trust Wins $39088 Verdict
Judge Shipman directed the jury to return a verdict for 39088 dollars for the Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company in its suit against United Lines Telegraph Company and others in the United States Circuit Court at Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shipman
United States Circuit Court Today
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company
United Lines Telegraph Company
Dr Bull's Vroup Syrup touted to prevent croup
A brief promo claims timely use of Dr Bull's Vroup Syrup, described as the mother's friend, prevents croup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croup
Indoor Meets Promised by B A A in Mechanics Building
The B A A will stage a major indoor meet on February 6 in Mechanics Building. Kilpatrick and Orton lead a strong field in the one mile scratch race with Mills, while top teams like Harvard Yale and MIT are set for various team clashes. Registration rules require athletes to register with the A A U by March 1, with a $1 fee.
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Mechanics
Kilpatrick
Orton
Eddie Mills
America
Canada
Harvard
U. of P
Yale
Princeton
Knickerbocker A. C
First Regiment
Naval Brigade
Amherst
Williams College
Brown
Cambridge Gymnasium
Holy Cross
Georgeon
A. C
Mit
Graham
W. H. Plummer
Worcester
Mass
Aa A AL
Boxing Gossip and Inquest Details Highlight Fatal Fight
District Attorney Olcott orders a thorough inquest into the Broadway Athletic Lab fatality with Dr Gibbs expected as a witness. The piece reviews Duffy’s death linked to heart hypertrophy and stresses ringside medical oversight. Other boxing notes include Leonard versus McPartland, Sammy Kelly’s London bout prep, and Sullivan’s potential matchups.
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Olcott
New York
Broadway
Mhay
Tom O’rourke
Witzsimmons
Syracuse
Don Riordan
Gibbs
Jack Smith
Jack Ward
Caspar Leon
Genslinger
Bohemian Athletic Club
Sullivan
Barry
Jamaica Beats Casino in Interclub At Norfolk House
Jamaica defeated Casino in the Interclub event at the Norfolk House last night winning bowling pool and whist while Casino led in billiards. Goodman stood out with a fancy spare 2 7 10 late in the string. Jamaica won by 7 pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Massachusetts
Commercials
Brockton
Tower
Caldwell
Perkins
Jamaica
Casino
Norfolk House
Goodman
Candle Pin League: McCarthy’s Alley Sets New Record
Seven games were rolled last night. At McCarthy's Alley the home team defeated Columbus by 179 and set a new candle pin record. Murray & Irwins fell to St. James at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy’s Alley
Columbias
Murray & Irwins
St. James
Scores from Waltham Glendons and Salem Commercial
The fragment lists team names and numbers: Waltham Glendons of Everett 2322 Philedians 2293 and Salem Commercial of Brockton 2320 Salems. No clear outcome or event is stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Burglar Fights Four as Cambridge Officers Nab Suspect
At North Cambridge Junction near the Clark Bros hay and grain store on Massachusetts avenue on a Halloween evening a burglar fought three Cambridge police officers and a citizen. Charles McDonald spotted the prowler with a lit match and alerted Patrolmen Welch Callahan and Morrison. The burglar hid among hay before a struggle ended with handcuffs. He identified himself as John Lane of Lexington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
North
Cambridge Junction
Charles McDonald
Clark Bros
Massachusetts Avenue
Welch
Callahan
Morrison
John Lane
Lexington Avenue
State nominations made at Republican caucus
At the joint Republican legislative caucus in Augusta Maine the nominations were by acclamation except for Attorney General Byron Boyd of Augusta was not. Secretary of State F M Simpson of Carmel State Treasurer M Hayford of Canton and William Marshal of Belfast were named for state assessors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Byron Boyd
F. M. Simpson
Carmel
M. Hayford
Canton
William Marshal
Belfast
Partner Against Partner In Chicago Jewelers Suit
Mark Streicher asks a Superior Court receiver for the firm Mark Streicher & Co. due to $50,000 in assets that disappeared. He alleges the business is solvent and well run, but partner Ignatius Schwartz is named in the filed bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mark Streicher
Mark Streicher & Co
Ignatius Schwartz
Mortgage Placed on Cable Properties for 20 Million
A mortgage filed in New York with Register Lohmer covers 20 million dollars in 4 1/2 percent gold bonds and debenture stocks issued by the Commercial Cable Company. The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company holds the lien, pledging all telegraph properties rights privileges and franchises including those of the Postal Telegraph Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Register Lohmer
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Commercial Cable Company
Postal Telegraph Company
Colonel Hall Promoted to Brigadier General
Colonel George F. Hall inspector general of rifle practice for the Massachusetts militia has been advanced to brigadier general by Governor Wolcott his commission to date from January 1 and his term in office nearing expiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Hall
Massachusetts Militia
Wolcott
Vessels in Danger off Dutch coast and at Gravesend
The steamer Conemaugh, from New York via Antwerp, is ashore off Terschelling, Holland. The bark Elinor, from Philadelphia, at anchor at Gravesend, was sunk in collision with the steamer Shamrock. No lives were lost. The Shamrock’s bows were damaged.
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London
Conemaugh
New York
Antwerp
Terschelling
Holland
Elinor
Philadelphia
Gravesend
Shamrock
Crossing Tender Injured By Train at Abington
Frank Haley, crossing tender for Old Colony division of the Consolidated railroad at Abington, was struck by a train as he signalled it at eight tonight. His right arm was crushed and he sustained head injuries. He is married with three children and may recover.
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Frank Haley
Abington
Old Colony
Consolidated Railroad
Haley
Twelve men blasting at Twin Lakes station blow up dynamite
In Leadville Colorado on January 6 twelve men were blasting on the Midland railroad grade at Twin Lakes station. While thawing frozen dynamite sixty pounds exploded. Two men were killed and another injured in the blast.
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Leadville
Col
Midland Railroad
Twin Lakes Station
Charlestown Improvement Group Probes School Site Purchase
A Charlestown Improvement Association meeting appointed a special committee to press Mayor Quincy to defer signing a 35 812 payment for Elm Street and Howard Place property for a school site until the Boston School Board inquiry is complete. A separate panel was named to urge the Aldermen to grant West End Street Railway an extension over Bunker Hill to Main Street.
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Charlestown Improvement Association
Quincy
W. H. Hayes
Thomas F. McManus
Elm Street
Howard Place
Charlestown
Boston School Board
Lincoln Stall
Frank Nason
John Hurley
Boston
Ward 3
Nason
William Hitchborn
Navy Yard
Joan Hurley
George H. Gammons
Board of Aldermen
West End Street Railway Company
Bunker Hill
Sullivan
Main Street
Big Pete Aubrey Dies in Florence Mass War Veteran
Big Pete Aubrey a war veteran died at his home in Florence Massachusetts from blood poisoning traced to an old wound. He was famed as the giant chief guard at Andersonville prison and other southern prisons in the war's later years. Aubrey was born at Roses Point New York in 1838 and served in New York regiments during the Civil War.
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New York
Big Pete’ Aubrey
Florence
Mass
Andersonville
Aubrey
Rose's Point
N. Y
Belgian Steamer Belgique Sinks After Rock Collision
The Belgian steamer Belgique bound from Bayonne to Antwerp struck a rock near Ushant off Brittany France and foundered. Three crew were saved and it is feared the 15 aboard are lost. The incident occurred January 6 in London reporting.
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London
Belgique
Bayonne
Antwerp
Ushant
Brittany
France
Pope Leo Shows Improvement By Rest and Mass
Rome reports Pope Leo XII's condition improved as he rests and celebrates a mass. Sixty attendees were invited to the service, following yesterday's announced observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Democratic Associates of Ward 17 Elect Officers
The semi annual ejection of officers was held last evening by the Democratic Associates of Ward 17. The president, vice president, treasurer and financial secretary were re elected. A five member committee was formed for a smoke talk at month end. The board plans monthly smoke talks during winter. New officers are President Thomas S Prendergast, Vice President Walter J O Malley, Recording Secretary Joseph Dow, Financial Secretary Henry J Brady, Treasurer Charles B E Quirk, Directors William Driscoll John P Lonergan George Gill Nelson Agnew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 17
Thomass.prendergast
Walter J. O’malley
Lyman Retires Amid Dinner at Parker House
The Hon H Lyman, retiring chairman of the Republican State committee, was honored with a dinner at Parker House. Willard Howland of Chelsea served as toastmaster with Thomas Talbot presiding. Speakers included Councillor Ryder, Senator Bailey, and Alderman Presho. Informal reunions were proposed more often.
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No H. Lyman
Republican State Committee
Parker House
Willard Howland
Chelsea
Thomas Talbot
Councillor Ryder
Middleton
Governor's Council
Senator Bailey
Arlington
Senate
Alderman Presho
Board of Aldermen
Ex-Councilman White and others face trial over starving horses
Trial in Somerville ends with Tagan and Thomas Balfour found guilty. Tagan is fined 100 dollars and Thomas Balfour 325 dollars. Francis L. White and William A. Balfour were also charged but not listed as convicted. Both defendants appealed the verdict.
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Francis L. White
Boston
Thomas F. Tagan
William A
Thomas Balfour
Linwood Street
Somerville
Tagan
Ball for South Boston transit workers at Gray's Hall
Conductors and motormen of South Boston host a charity ball at Gray's Hall on Friday evening January 15. Proceeds go to the men and families affected by the recent strike. Local business leaders and citizens have shown strong support, signaling a likely successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Gray’s Hall
Gloves Offered At Low Prices In R. H. White Ad
If old prob s calculation as to the position of the mercury today proves correct gloves will be very much needed. The R. H. White Company advertises good style gloves at low prices with two leader lots: astrakhan lined gloves with kid palms worth $1.50 at 69 cents and wool and lambs leather gloves worth $1.50 to $2.50 for 79 cents.
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R. H. White Company
Shipbuilder Brooks wins verdict against West End Railway
A verdict of 2325 was returned by the first jury in Superior Court in the case of John M. Brooks versus the West End Street Railway Company. Brooks, a 62 year old East Boston shipbuilder, was riding a buggy on Hanover Street on July 16, 1892, when a car negligently struck him, throwing him to the ground and injuring his knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
John M. Brooks
West End Street Railway Company
Boston
Hanover Street
Municipal ownership urged for West End transit system
The writer argues that a mere fair contract between the West End company and its workers fails to address the core issue. He calls for municipal ownership of the entire street railway system, urges a Faneuil Hall meeting to press the Legislature, and seeks state support for the disabled alongside transit reform. Boston, Jan. 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Sir
Citizens’ Committee
Meigs
Niagara
Faneuil Hall
Post
Theo. W. Curtis
Pelham Street
Postponed Spanish Cabinet Meeting Sparks Rumors
A Madrid despatch notes the Spanish cabinet postponement from Wednesday to Friday causes unease in Madrid and fuels rumors of a ministerial crisis. It suggests General Weyler may be ordered to send the government urgent news before the next cabinet session.
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London
Madrid
Weyler
Weyler Edict Tightens Control in Cuban Provinces
General Weyler orders owners managers and overseers in Pinar del Rio Havana and Matanzas to appear within eight days before local Mayors to prove estate ownership or employment capacity. They must disclose worker counts and carry police passports. Violations trigger relocation to fortified towns and troop enforcement. Livestock seizure follows lack of ownership proof.
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Havana
General Weyler
Pinar del Rio
Matanzas
Dauntless Seized Arrives in Jacksonville Under Guard
The steamer Dauntless reached Jacksonville in the custody of a Boutwell revenue cutter officer. The captain and crew deny landing an expedition on Cuba's coast. They claim men taken from No Name Key last Friday were moved to another vessel and may have been landed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Dauntless
Boutwell
Cuba
Key
Weyler Loyalty Meeting Urges Madrid to Retain Weyler
In Havana a large meeting of merchants planters and others resolved to cable Madrid expressing loyalty and regret at Madrid press attacks on Weyler. They request the government to keep Weyler at the helm in Cuba for pacification as needed.
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Havana
Jan
Madrid
Weyler
Weyter
Cuba
President Nominates Two Women Postmasters
The President sent to the Senate the nominations of Emma L. Lombard for postmaster at South Ashburnham Massachusetts and Mrs N T Stevens for postmaster of North Andover Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Emma L. Lombard
South Ashburnham
Mass
N. T. Stevens
North Andover
Chamberlin Sues Woodburys as Attachment Reduced to 25000
Judge Sheldon of Suffolk Superior Court granted the defendants motion in Frederic D. Chamberlin v E Frank Woodbury and Mrs Josephine C Woodbury for reducing the attachment on their property from the original amount to twenty five thousand dollars.
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Sheldon
Suffolk Superior Court
Frederic D. Chamberlin
E. Frank Woodbury
Josephine C. Woodbury
Obituary notices for John Gallagher and Major-General Negrette
John Gallagher died in Fitchburg at age about 79. Born in Donegal Ireland in 1827 he came to the United States at 18, studied at Notre Dame College Indiana, taught in Providence and Fitchburg, served 24 years on the local School Board. Major-General Negrette, a famed Mexican military figure who served under Santa Anna and against Taylor, died in Mexico City.
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Fitchburg
John Gallagher
Donegal
Irc
Notre Dame College
Indiana
Providence
ST. Louis
City of
Mexico
Negrette
Santa Ana
Taylor
Bryan leaves Omaha for Chicago birthday banquet
Omaha Neb January 6 Mr Bryan departed for Chicago to attend a banquet at the Tremont House tomorrow evening honoring Jackson's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Bryan
Chicago
Tremont House
Jackson
Post Office fraud order targets Union Drug Co of Boston
The Post Office Department issues a fraud order against Union Drug Company of Boston, warning the public and freezing its mail operations pending further action. The move follows prior complaints and seeks to protect consumers from alleged deceptive practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
Union Drug Company of Boston
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Big Pete Aubrey
Andersonville Prison
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New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
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Sherrick’s Mercantile Collection Agency
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