Wife Vanishes Leaving Family in Tears and Loss
John B. Anderson, a 45 year old Naples native and mason foreman, reports his wife Mary P. Anderson has deserted him with their three children. Missing are about 500 to 900 dollars, clothes, and even their razors. A young man named Zanella is also missing and linked to the affair. Authorities expect a warrant as Anderson searches for his wife in Providence and Walpole, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Anderson
Post
Cross Street
Anderson
Congress Street
Atlantic Avenue
New Tufts
Hetle
Mary P. Anderson
Johanna Ja ®Paro
Portland
Thad
Zanella
Walpole
Mass
Water Front Notes on Vessels and Trade in 1890s
Curio bill of lading from 1750 sails into Norfolk collection. Me builder C F Brown receives iron keel for a 38 foot yacht for William Hall of Portland. Cypress bound Antwerp to Baltimore damaged at St Michaels. Belgium crew missing then found safe at Dover. Towboat Plymouth changes captaincy. Mayflower lighthouse tender contract set at 72000 dollars. Myrtle to be moved. Macduff returns from Rio and Lord Dufferin sails toward Montevideo. Only 139 full rigged sailing vessels fly the US flag. Searsport natives own a notable share. Roanoke Bath is largest at 3400 tons. Eliza Adams smallest at 388 tons. Ship losses since 1893 total sixty eight. Lepanto arrives. Captain Grafton from Kildonan aboard.目的. The Bram trial discussed along wharves. daylight cited as best light by an old coast pilot. Canada liner departs with Michael Hickey farewells. THE LANDSMAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Martha
Hannah
Norfolk
C. F. Brown
Pulpit Harbor
Bangor
William Hall
Cypress
B. Galbraith
Antwerp
Baltimore
St. Michael's
Bayonne
Ushant
Dover
Kendrick
Plymouth
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Bernard
Smith
Myrtle
Macduff
Rio Janeiro
Lord Dufferin
Montevideo
Melbourne
Searsport
Roanoke
Bath
New Bedford
Eliza Adams
Bearpark
Hull
Eng
Jacob Edwin Grafton
Montreal
Kildonan
Bordeaux
Dakar
Congo
Grafton
Annapolis
N.S
Bram
Portland
Canada
Queenstown
Liverpool
Michael Hickey
Hickey
Bryn Mawr Postoffice Robbed of Cash and Stamps
The Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania post office inside the railroad station was robbed last night, with $2000 in cash and $75 in stamps taken. Police are investigating the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryn Mawr
Penn
Bank cashier at Lebanon National Bank shoots self
James M. Gossler, 54, cashier of Lebanon National Bank, attempted suicide by shooting himself in the head. He lived through the night but is not expected to recover, with ill health suspected as the cause. He has long held a clean reputation and once led a large Sunday school class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Penn
James M. Gossler
Lebanon National Bank
Gosslet
Philadelphia
Peace With Chili Rehabilitates Chilean Claim Commission
Secretary Olney and Chilean minister Senor Gana have nearly closed talks to revive the Chilean Claim Commission. The body to meet in October will review seventeen American claims and two Chilean counterclaims, including Italia capture. The accord aims to ease lingering friction after the Baltimore affair and restore cordial ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Olney
Senor Gana
Chili
United States
Baltimore
Lynn Bakery Safe Blown During Overnight Burglary
The Josiah Fitz bakery on George Street was entered last night and the safe blown open with giant powder. Bystanders saw smoke and alarmed the building. burglars fled, leaving the safe content and their kit. Inspectors Rowe and Wells net three men at Russell's lodging house named Jack Flynn Fred Hartland and Patrick McCarthy on suspicion though they doubt the men acted. One burglar may have injured an arm in the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Josiah Fitz
George Street
Rowe and Wells
Mrussell
Market Street
Jack Flynn
Fred Hartland
Patrick McCarthy
Jesse's Mother Seeks Liberty for Long‑Imprisoned Son
Mrs. Pomeroy, mother of Jesse, in a Neponset avenue store, defends her son who has spent twenty two years in solitary confinement for a murder committed at age fourteen. She says he acts from a desire for freedom and that he is sane, well educated, and not cruel, hoping the case will be resolved by due process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse
Reformatory
Reform School
Iowa Governor Faces Contempt in National Guard Battle
Des Moines reports Judge Spurrier ordered Governor Drake to commission John R. Prime as brigadier in command of the Iowa National Guard First Brigade. Prime, elected twice, challenges Adjutant-General Wright and exerts mandamus to compel the commission. Contempt risk looms if defied. Prime plans to oust James A. Guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desmoines
Drake
John R. Prime
Iowa National Guard
Prime
Wright
James A. Guest
Guest
Spurrier
Fight in Jerusalem church sparks clashes at Holy Sepulchre
Official reports from Jerusalem describe a violent confrontation between Roman Catholics and Orthodox Greek worshippers at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre on January 6. The dispute over entry through a door led to a fight lasting until Turkish authorities intervened. Several were injured, with no confirmed deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Jerusalem
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Pride of the Army Arrives for Madison Square Garden Tourney
Captain Dodd and fifty Cavalry Troop F members from Fort Ethan Allen Burlington Vermont arrive in New York for the big military tournament at Madison Square Garden. The Pride of the Army rides down Fifth Avenue to the Garden amid a large crowd. Local guardsmen stand by in street clothes due to police interference fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dodd
Cavalry Troop F
Fort Ethan Allen
Burlington
Twenty-first Infantry
Madison Square Garden
Fifth Avenue
National
Parade Music Ban Noted by Captain Dodd
The depot official informed Captain Dodd that music would not be allowed in the parade but did not take further action or interfere with the event.
X Rays Show Pulmonary Tuberculosis Detection
At the French Academy of Sciences meeting, Professor Ch Bouchard reports pleural effusion can obscure radioscopic images, revealing dark spots and light areas that track with effusion absorption. He notes apex condensation and incipient infiltration, with radioscopy aligning with percussion and auscultation in diagnosing tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Academy of Sciences
Ch. Bouchard
Prof Newcomb Honored by Russian Academy of Science
The Russian Academy elects Professor Simon Newcomb of the U S Naval Observatory as an honorary member. His portrait hangs at Pulkova Observatory, with the 1887 order to include portraits of famed astronomers. Lord Kelvin and Lord Rayleigh also receive the same honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Russian Academy of Science
Simon Newcomb
Washington
United States Naval Observatory
Fire Strikes Richmond Block and Lumber Yards in Buffalo
A fire at the Richmond block in Buffalo caused $150,000 in damage to the building and contents, with Altman & Co. as occupants and about $175,000 insured on stock. The owner is Jewett M. Richmond. A second blaze at Haines & Co. lumber yards produced a $50,000 loss, insured. Three firefighters were overcome by smoke and hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Richmond
Altman & Co
Jewett M. Richmond
Haines & Co
Trifling Fires Reported Across Several Local Buildings
Fire alarms traced to multiple small blazes and incidents across Boston area addresses. Notable events include a minor entryway fire at 35 Lowell street owned by Jacob Cohen with $10 damage, spontaneous combustion at Brookline Gas Light Company sites, and several lamp and stove incidents causing modest losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Street
Jacob Cohen
Brookline Gas Light Company
Cambridge Street
Brighton
Hampden Street
Roxbury
Catherine Drury
J. Cohen
H. Chansky
Bellingham Street
Chelsea
Grove Street
Fire at Stanwood's Point Burns Summer House and Barn
A summer house and barn at Stanwood's Point West Gloucester burned today. They belonged to George H. Somes of Saville Somes & Co Boston. Loss estimated at 3900 dollars. Adjacent summer house of Charles H. Pew caught fire but was saved by firefighters. Suspected incendiary act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Stanwood's Point
George H. Somes
Saville, Somes & Co
Boston
Charles H. Pew
Fire Hits Brockton Shoe Factory in Suspected Arson
A blaze in the second story of a Brockton shoe factory owned by Warren Copeland and occupied by James O'Donnell started in a closet. Loss was small. No clue to the incendiary. Nearby factories increased risk, but rapid fire department action limited damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Warren Copeland
James O’donnell
Professor Falb Bedridden in Berlin Distress Fund Launched
Professor Rudolph Falb the noted Vienna meteorologist lies bed-ridden in Berlin with his wife and five children in extreme destitution. Berlin scientists have started a relief fund for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Rudolph Falb
Vienna
Life Guard praised by ministers and doctors in Boston ad
Rev Dr Br G Seymour, longtime Ruggles Street Church pastor, endorses Life Guard from Dr Thomas P Shaw of Lowell. The remedy, used for throat and lung diseases, is said to cure colds prevent pneumonia and arrest la grippe. Pills cost 50 cents a bottle and contain no morphine or quinine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruggles Street
Boston
American Baptist Publication Society
Thomas P. Shaw
Lowell
Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts Medical Society
la Grippe
Galvin Smiles. Lomasney's Hold Over Hendricks Club
A Post reporter pursues statements from Senator Lomasney at the Hendricks Club near Union Depot. The club, a hub of his bailiwick, hosts supporters as the journalist seeks insight into Galvin’s favorable opportunity. The scene emphasizes Lomasney’s influence and local political currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galvin
Post
Mr. Lomasney
Hendricks Club
Union Depot
Bailiwick
Senator Lomasney declines to discuss clerkship fight
In a quiet room off a Casey Street office, Senator Lomasney talked with a reporter but refused to discuss politics or the Republican clerkship struggle. He denied warlike talk, saying he would not discuss caucus nominating battles and claimed he is not a city official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Mr. Lomasney
Republican Party
Galvin
Caucus
Gilpatric
Local clerkship politics shuffle and silence rule
In a tense exchange, reporters press on whether Galvin or Gilpatrick will win the clerkship. Lomasney dodges questions, citing caution and silence while presenting a scrapbook of past coverage. Galvin later expresses confidence in re election with no new developments.
American Wringer Company Advertisement in Boston
The American Wringer Company offers wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers at 13 and 15 Broadway Extension and 29 and 31 Cornhill Boston. Repairs are provided and delivered without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 764.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringer Company
Broajdway
Cornhill
Boston
Bissell
Tremont
Wife is shot by husband in South Boston
Annie M Tinker lies in City Hospital after a 22 caliber revolver shot from Herbert Tinker of 181 H Street. He faces an assault with a dangerous weapon charge as neighbors report nightly quarrels. He was detained by Station 12 officers after returning home and leaving, then being taken into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Tinker
H Street
Boston
Annie M
City Hospital
Tinker
George W. White
White
Station 12
Ex-Convicts Focus At Massachusetts Prison Association Meeting
The seventh anniversary of the Massachusetts Prison Association drew a full Arlington Street Church audience. Speakers included Henry Parkman, chairman of the Prison Commission, Rev. J. M. Pullman, D. D., and Joseph F. Scott, reformatory superintendent, who read his Story of John about a inmate’s progress from admission to discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Prison Association
Arlington Street
U Jion
Henry Parkman
Prison Commission
J. M. Pullman
Joseph F. Scott
Massachusetts Reformatory
John
Reformatory
Joseph G. Thorp
Mr. Parkman
D. D
British steamers report groundings near Nieuwediep and Las Palmas
The John Bright from Galveston to Holland grounded at Nieuwediep today but was towed off and proceeded. The Glenesk from San Francisco grounded entering Las Palmas harbor and was towed off. it sustained serious damage with five ballast tanks flooded and a hole in the hull, though cargo likely undamaged. It will be surveyed.
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London
John Bright
Galveston
Holland
Nieuwediep
Glenesk
San Francisco
Las Palmas
Gran Canaria
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John Anderson
Gennaro Zanella
Lot
Gossler
Division 25
Wells Memorial Hall
William J. Cronin
M. P. O'Connor
Edward McCawley
J. W. Corliss
E. J. O'Leary
John F. Ahearn
Thomas J. Kelly
Sentinel
C. J. Crowley
J. Fitzgibbons
William O’connor
Howard M. Powers
D. J. Clifford
D. J. McCarthy
J. P. Quigley
Thomas Donahue
Andrew Malley
J. J. Connolly
John J. McNally
P. F. McGuire
Stephen Bagnell
Peter Judge
William S. Ryan
James Mantle
John B. O'Higgins
Cronin
Cotillion Hall
Messrs. Mantle
O'Higgins
Carroll Hall
Francis Cassidy
John Ki. O'Higgins
B. A. McLaughlin
John Dolan
Patrick McMonamy
James Kenny
John Waters
Patrick Brodbine
John Cassidy
P. A. Foley
Captain Murray
Frank Foley
B. A. McLoughlin
John Crowley
Patrick A. Foley
Felix Gallagher
Daniel J. Cotter
Michael O'Sullivan
Patrick J. McDonough
John L. O'Sullivan
Patrick Mahan
William A. Ryan
Hood
Plilis
Jesse's
Iowa
England
Albert Chemical Co
Station A
John Wedderburn & CO
Dept. G
Washington,d. C
Bouchard
Prof. Newcomb
Prof
Falb Bedridden
Nubia
Calcutta
A. W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover St
American House
BR. G. Seymour
Senator Lomasney
Mrs. Tinker
Er Tsband
Blindee
MR. Tinker
Natick
George E. Bliss
Board of Selectmen
Bright
Pearl Street
Mr. Bliss
Parker Royal Arch
Meriden Lodge
A. F
A. M
A. J. Fuller
American Medical Association
Bath Board of Trade
James
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont ST
Washington, DC
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