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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1897

Page

2

Suspect Arrested in McCloud Murder Case in Shelburne Falls

Greenfield January 12 State Officer Mungan Deputy Smead and Officer Wesley Woodard seized John ONeil Jr 26 at his father's Shelburne Falls home on murder charges in the Hattie McCloud case He pleaded not guilty and was held without bail awaiting a Thursday hearing ONeil slept through the arrest amid tense local interest as investigators probe a possible accomplice and raised the reward to 700 dollars

Dana Franklin County O’ Neil O'Neil Iosten Fitchburg Mungan Greenfield W. A. Smead William S. Allen District Court Allen Justice Allen Supreme Court Shelburne Falls Munyan Smead Wesley Woodard Shelburne Ot Neil O’neil McCloud G. D. Crittenden

Chelsea Aldermen weigh Smith Tilton election contest

Spectators packed Chelsea City Hall as Aldermen opened the Smith Tilton contest hearing. They reviewed a school committee request for 10009 dollars for a manual training school and heard John M Berry of Worcester urge a transit fare law. The board tabled that petition and moved to a second reading a mayoral commission to seek naval hospital grounds for Chelsea.

Chelsea Smith- Tilton John M. Berry Worcester Washington Naval Hospital Smith Versus Tilton Harry D. Smith Tilton

Shuman Ball Celebrates Eighteenth Annual Mutual Benefit Ball

Shuman Ball, the eighteenth yearly event by the Mutual Benefit Association founded by A. Shuman & Co., drew nearly 200 couples to Odd Fellows' Hall last evening. The crowd dressed in fine attire, and the evening passed with the customary unvarnished success noted across years.

Mutual Benefit Association A. Shuman & Co Odd Fellows’ Hall

John O Neil Denies Murder Charge Amid Family Grief

John O Neil denies the murder charge in the Harriet E McCloud case claiming innocence and intent to prove his whereabouts the night of the crime. His mother sister and father react with sorrow and resolve as arraignment records outline the alleged choking and murder. The town suspects manipulated evidence, while the hearing is set to continue January 21.

John Allen Clerk Allen O’neil John O'Neil Johnny

Double Installation at Grand Army Hall Charlestown

Grand Army Hall on Green street Charlestown hosted a double installation for the Women's Relief Corps and Abraham Lincoln Camp No 106 Sons of Veterans. Mrs L A Turner installed the Relief Corps officers while Edward H Lounsbury installed the Sons of Veterans officers led by Captain Frank H Stoddard and lieutenants George W Bardwell and B F Finan.

Grand Army Hall Green _ street Charlestown Women’s Relief Corps Sons of Veterans Grand Army Post Relief Corps L. A. Turner 8S.L. Mecuen A. L. Whitney N. J. Newcomb Edna Mecuen A. B. Swift F. M. Gammons L. E. Thompson G. Whittle M. A. Emmart A. J. Stevens Abraham Lincoln Camp No. 106 Edward H. Lounsbury Frank H. Stoddard George W. Bardwell B. F. Finan Tilton S. Bell Willam H. Swift Alfred H. Bullock

Shuman Family and Employees Dinner Marks Historic Bond

The Boscon gathering featured A Shuman Co members including Mr and Mrs A Shuman and many colleagues. The event celebrated a long standing employer employee bond, with a supper during intermission and eight dances afterward.

A. Shuman Samuel Shuman Lilian G. Shuman Stella Shuman Laura Shuman A. P. Martin G. H. M. Rowe Thomas J. Gargan Joseph Hecht Alexander Steinert I.A. Ratshesky A. S. Ratshesky Louis Keiffer Edward Williams Miss Williams John G. Griffin H. A. Pemberton Joseph Mode J. Morse Commodore S. A. Stetson H. J. McGlewen Joseph F. Ryan Boscon Shuman A. Shuman & Co Association Walter EE. Simmons

Meeting on Cuban fair at Tremont Temple Gilbert Hall

A meeting to promote the Cuban fair will be held at Gilbert Hall Tremont Temple Friday at 10 30 in the morning. The event aims to garner support and organize activities for the fair.

Gilbert Hall Tremont Temple

American Wringer Co Repairs and Deliveries in Boston

The American Wringer Company offers repairs and delivers wringers and carpet sweepers in Boston. Located at 13 15 Brouadway extension and 29 81 Cornhi with no extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 7é4.

American Wringer Company Brouadway Cornhi Boston Issell

Peace Treaty Draws Praise From Statesmen Across Nations

Quotes from Sherman Depew Dana Trueblood Woodbury Jones Eliot Beale and others hail the Anglo American peace accord as a landmark reducing the danger of war and paving the way for future treaties and world peace. British leaders including the Prince of Wales Gladstone Vaughan and Archbishop Walsh weigh in from London and Dublin.

Great Britain Sherman Chauncey M. Depew Richard H. Dana B. F. Trueblood American Peace Society Olney Charles Levi Woodbury Sam’’ Jones Grover Cleveland Eliot Harvard Beale New York Prince of Wales Duke of York Gladstone Cardinal Vaughan America London Walsh Dublin

Walker Will Filed by MIT President Francis A. Walker

The will of the late General Francis A. Walker former MIT president was filed in Suffolk Probate Court. Dated October 3 1887 it leaves all to his wife and names Mrs Francis A Walker as executrix.

Francis A. Walker Massachusetts Institute of Technology Suffolk

Life Guard touted by Rev Kenngott as vital for speakers

The inventor Dr Thomas P Shaw of Lowell presents Life Guard as a reliable throat and lung remedy. It claims to cure colds prevent pneumonia arrest la grippe and to contain no morphine or quinine. The product is sold by druggists for 50 cents a bottle and praised by Rev G F Kenngott for use in public speaking amid weather changes.

Thomas P. Shaw Lowell Harvard Medical School Massachusetts Medical Society la Grippe

Sally Smith and Tommy Wikis GO 25 Fast Rounds

Sally Smith of Los Angeles and Tommy White of Chicago fought a 25 round bout at the Bohemian Sporting Club in New York. The referee ruled a draw after a hard fast contest with both men bleeding and tiring, betting favored White 100 to 89.

New York Sally Smith Los Angeles Tommy White Chicago Bohemian Sporting Club White Jerry Reidy Ed Hayes Smith Sony Sally Tommy

Boston Boxer Wins Easily In New York Card

In Albany on January 12 Meyers Athletic Club hosted a boxing card at Lark Street rink before about 2000. Charley Johnson vs Tommy West ended with West winning after Johnson was knocked down three times in the final rounds. The main event saw Dan Creedon of Australia defeat Jim Williams of Salt Lake for the middleweight title amid police intervention.

Albany N. Y Meyers Athletic Club Lark Street Charley Johnson Minneapolis Tommy West Boston Johnson West Dan Creedon Australia Jim Williams Salt Lake Queensbury Williams Creedon

O'Brien Beats Travers In Rapid Boston Bout

Dick O'Brien of Boston defeated Steve Travers of Biddeford in a sparring match decided in Sm 25s during the second round. Travers pressed for a knockout but O'Brien controlled the pace and hammered him around the ring until the seconds stopped the fight. O'Brien received an ovation after the victory.

Lewiston Dick O’brien Boston Steve Travers Biddeford Travers O’brien

Boxing Gossip Touches Prominent Fighters and Unconfirmed Fights

The piece notes Dick O'Brien refused to fight Charley Strong after three showings in Boston, praises O'Brien’s judgment, and cites rumors that Tom Sharkey will head East to fight Maher. It lists bouts and matchups in Montreal, New York, London, and Philadelphia with various boxers and legal notices surrounding the sport.

Boston Dick O’brien Charley Strong O’brien Tom Sharkey East Peter Maher Sharkey Cornstalk Frank P. Slavin Jim Hall Montreal Broadway Athletic Club New York City Billy Ernst Jack Everhardt Eene Billy Hill Pickanning Pat Daly National Sporting Club London Columbus Denver Ed’ Smith New York Johannesburg Joe Goddard George Dixon Walter Edgerton Bud Philadelphia Dixon

Puritana Offered as Cure for Anemic Women

A Boston Beacon Street resident credits Puritana and Dr Crosby with restoring appetite, strength, and spirits after years of illness. Mrs Henry WiaChgigue of Concord New Hampshire testifies that one bottle brought marked improvement and better digestion, with sustained energy and mood.

Boston Beacon Street Brt Caggby Henry WiaChgigue Concord N. H

Four masses held for Edward E. Clexton of St. Augustine’s South Boston

Funeral services for Edward E. Clexton assistant pastor of St. Augustine’s on Dorchester Street included four Masses from 7 to 10 o’clock with a eulogy by Rev. Peter Rowan at St. Peter’s Church. Archbishop Williams gave absolution and a procession to St. Augustine’s Cemetery followed. Honorary pallbearers and body bearers listed. The obituary traces Clexton’s career and family ties.

Edward E. Clexton St. Augustine’s Church Dorchester Street Boston Father Readdy Denis O'Callaghan John J. Harkins N. J. Merritt Peter Rowan St. Peter’s Church Dorchester Archbishop Williams St. Augustine’s Cemetery S J. Augustine James J. Keegan John 8. Walloran Michael Kiley William McDonough T. J. Mahoney J. Barrett Henry Walsh John I. Lane Albert M. Readdy P. J. Supple William Powers John Hurley Louis Walsh John Lyons

Major Calef Funeral Fills Trinity Church Honorary Pallbearers Named

The funeral of Major B. I. Calef was held at Trinity Church with martial honors. Notables present included Henry Y. Wemple, Henry B. Peirce, Oliver Wendell Holmes, and many business and press leaders. Burial followed at Forest Hills cemetery in a private service.

B. I. Calef Trinity Church Henry Y. Wemple Henry B. Peirce The Manhattan Life Insurance Company 8. F. Woodman Boston Life Underwriters’ Association Benjamin F. Stevens J. H. Plummer National Life Underwriters’ Association T. R. Matthews Third Corps Union Charles P. Clarke Loyal Legion Thomas L. Livermore Military Historical Clayton McMichael Associated Press Edward H. Clement New England Associated Press Robert Treat Paine Henry M. Rogers Hugh Cochrane Algonquin Club Charles F. Farrington Union Club Oliver Wendell Holmes Henry L. Higginson Henry M. Whitney Alpheus H. Hardy E. Winchester

Funeral of Casper Crowninshield at Brookline tomb

The funeral for Casper Crowninshield was held yesterday from his home at 109 Commonwealth Avenue with Bishop Lawrence officiating. The service was simple and burial followed in the family tomb under the Sears Memorial Chapel in Brookline.

Casper Crowninshield Commonwealth Avenue Lawrence Sears Memorial

Obituaries Flag Two Notables: Merrick and Ryder

New Orleans reports the death of Judge E T Merrick former chief justice of the Louisiana Supreme Court. Boston real estate pioneer Francis W Ryder died at his Roxbury home from a stroke aged 76 funeral set for Friday 2 pm. Ryder born March 18 1821 in Chatham Mass survived by14 siblings and noted early resolve to pay off his family mortgage.

New Orleans E. T. Merrick Louisiana Supreme Court Francis W. Ryder Boston Homestead Street Roxbury Ryder Enos Rebecca Conwell Ryder Chatham Mass Cape Cod Young

Camp 51 S of V Installs Officers at G A R Hall

The Charles Russell Lowell Camp 51 S of V installed its officers at G A R Hall 1151 Washington Street. The lineup includes Captain Henry S. Finan first lieutenant John Monahan second lieutenant R J Glavin camp commander R J Glavin chaplain C J Ford first sergeant J C Knight quartermaster F J Cox color sergeant John Crowley sergeant of guard Walter J Finan corporal of guard William F O'Donnell and picket guard James F Two hig.

Charles Russell Lowell S. of V G. A. R. Hall Washington Street Stevens Malden Henry S. Finan John Monahan R. J. Glavin C. J. Ford J. C. Knight F. J. Cox John Crowley Walter J. Finan Wiliam F. O’donnell James F. Twohig

Malden AOH Division 38 installs officers in ceremony

Last evening in Division 38 hall Malden an installation ceremony named Dr Samuel E O Donnell chair. Officials installed by Thomas E Lenehan included vice president James Burke as recording secretary and James Burke as financial secretary. The event featured remarks by John B O Higgins on travels in Ireland and the British Isles and a vote of thanks to visitors.

Division 38 Ancient Order of Hibernians Malden Samuel E. O’donnell Thomas E. Lenehan Division 12 John P. Mahoney Lowell Charles I. Benning James R. Burke David V. Finn Daniel IE. Moriarty John J. O’connor John Mackey James 58. Sullivan Thomas H. Shahan Edward William Geary Michael McGrath Denis E. Cronin Francis P. Finn National Hall John B. O'Higgins Ireland British Isles

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John O’neil John R. Gentry Shuman Ball Hattie ¢ Neclowo Boby Hattie M’cloud Katie Silverman Salem Street Armory Hall Maverick Square John Wedderburkn & CO Dept. G Washington, D. C A.nde A. W. Wheeler & CO Hanover St American House Mrs. Walker G. F. Kenngott First Trinitarian Congregational Church Hale Frye Belknap & Co., Mfrs School St Tommy Wikis Dick O'Brien Prof Bixi Crosby Father Clexton St. Augustine's Church South Boston Ryder, Crocker & Co Ryder & Prince F. W. Ryder & Son Major Calef England Albert Chemical Co Station A Puritana Dixi Crosby Md.il Puntava Couverd N. UW Camp 51 Dune HUB Dental Pelham Building Boylston and Tremont Streets Wilson Bros Tremont Row Fitzgerald Jennte Ay William Fitzgerald Leach Bridgewater Philander Leach Shattuck Mighill P. Shattuck Chestnut Street Nashua Flowers J. Newman & Sons Tremont ST LN Ide John Wedderburn & CO Pen G Washington, D
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