Death of Misa Katharine Bayard Shocks Washington
News from Washington reports the death of Katharine Bayard daughter of Secretary of State Bayard. The White House learned of her passing at 3 pm as Miss Cleveland prepared to greet her. Doctors treated her after her death believed to be heart disease. funeral set for Wilmington Delaware Tuesday.
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Washington
Misa Katharine Bayard
White House
Miss Cleveland
Miss Bayard
Colonel Lamont
Mr. Bryan
Bayard
Lament
Mer
Colonel Wilson
Dr. Pope
Lane
Somapy
Mrs. Bayard
Mr. Bayard
Miss Gavard
Erastus Corning
Albany
Cleveland
Wilmington
Del
Boston Surveyorship Uncertain as Senate Delays Nominations
Washington dispatch notes the Boston Surveyorship remains in status quo ante as Underwood's commission expired. The Senate's slow pace and prerogative disputes may delay confirmations, with likely no action before April and possible postponement due to opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
Underwood
Senate
Treasury Commission
Boston Custom House
Usaderwood
Measures Likely To Be Debated In Congress Next Week
Washington observers expect unfinished business to drive action including the judicial salary bill the Dakota bill the bankruptcy bill and the electoral count bill. Senators in charge anticipate debates and committee action with several measures likely to be reported to the House for votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Asrison
Commissioners of Pensions
Vorhees
Seas Tor Eustis
Cilver
Mr. Beck
Finarce
House
Billy
Senate
Produce Exchange
New York City
Ohkishoma
Hatch
Department of Agriculture
Mr. Matson
Boutelie
Norfolk Navy Yard
Committee On
Pawer
Navy to Send Pacific Vessel to Samoan Islands
The Secretary of the Navy directed a Pacific station vessel be sent to the Samoan Islands. The action was announced in Washington on January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Secretary of the Navy
Milton Weston to Serve Four Years in Riverside Penitentiary
Chicago Jan. 17 Milton Weston convicted in Allegheny county Penn as accessory to murder returned to Chicago to finalize affairs before Pittsburg sentencing. Weston defends his character and alleges cruel conspiracy while detailing disputed land deals and a fatal confrontation during eviction efforts. He plans to return to Pittsburg to face sentence.
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Cuhicagco
Milton Weston
Allegheny County
Penn
Chicago
Pittsburg
Riverside
Mfr
Weston
Westmoreland County
Hiliery J. Branot
Felix Branot
Brugger
Brunet
Brunot
Greepsburg
Pew, Emerson & Vo. (Limited
Haymaker
Kired
Brand
Pitsburg
Salvation Army Trunk Entry Sparked by Fracas in Brockton
In Brockton Massachusetts Salvation Army headquarters OC was the scene of a clash as City Marshal Wheeler and three officers forcibly entered to seize a trunk from Hattie A Sears a private soldier. Captain Thompson’s wife fainted during the scuffle tied to the Luther A Sears arson case with Mrs Sears claiming officers sought to obstruct her custody of her daughter.
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Brockion
Mass
Ocunninghan Hall
Salvation Army
Hattie A. Sears
Wheeler
Bennett
Salvationists
Thompson
Luther A. Sears
Sears
Cook on Red Noses Fires Temperance Crusade Call
Boston reformer Joseph Cook told the American Temperance Association in Chickering Hall that the United States is the most drunken race and urged making knowledge of alcohol effects compulsory in schools. He said Irish, Germans and Americans share red noses and pressed for a Republican led crusade against the liquor interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Temperance Association
Chickering Hall
Joseph Cook
Boston
Sylvia Struck by Ice Boat Latrobe in Baltimore Harbor
The British steamship Sylvia was hit amidships by the ice boat Latrobe in Baltimore harbor causing about 4500 dollars in damage. Latrobe, carrying a pilot and provisions, rammed the Sylvia bow first on the starboard side creating a large hole above the waterline. The Sylvia had been cleared for Plymouth, England yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Sylvia
Plymouth
England
Tragic Collision Claims Miss McPheters at Webster
Miss Rosamond McPheters aged 43 was struck by a Maine Central engine at Webster Saturday afternoon. Injuries were sustained and she died this morning.
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Orono
Rosamond McPheters
Webster
Drowned man’s body found in canal after water draw off
The body of Azaire Blouin, who drowned in a wheel pit at Holyoke on January 9, was recovered in the canal this morning as the water was released.
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Springfield
Mass
Azaire Blouin
Holyoke
Clarification on Insurance Company of North America’s business
An error in previous columns claimed the Insurance Company of North America was a life company. The firm actually operates only in fire and marine insurance.
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Insurance Company of North America
Hae Company
Weather Signals For New England From New Haven To Eastport
The weather bulletin notes fair, colder conditions with northwesterly winds and a rising barometer. Cautionary signals extend from New Haven to Eastport indicating changing weather across New England.
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New Fagland
New Haven
Eastport
Masterly Plea for Ireland Moves Boston Audience
Hon. A M Keiley of Richmond Va delivers a forceful appeal for Irish freedom at Boston Theatre in aid of the House of the Good Shepherd. The evening includes a 50-voice Catholic choir, Mayor O Brien, and a reception, with speeches praising Irish emancipation and memory of fallen heroes.
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Boston
A. M. Keiley
Richmond
House of the Good Shepherd
Green Room
Kelley
J. J. Carew
Thomas W. Henry
Henry
Killarney
Taras Hall
Committee of Strangements
Patrick Dopohue
F. Ad. McNulty
J. P. Cleary
Thomas F. Kelley
Bb. Foley
John M. Tobin
John J. Kennedy
John R. Murphy
T. J. Dacey
M. P. Curran
Ion
Jonn E. Russell
P. T. Hanley
Paurick Maguire
Henry F. Naphen
Joan H. Sullivan
Ubuira
A. B. Heath
P. J. Fintley
Mr. Keiley
Kesey
England
Ireland
Spain
Venice
Patrick Donohue
O’ Brien
Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Tremont Street
O’ Trien
O Connell Speech Aims at Irish Liberty and Nationhood
The text notes O Connell’s fulfilled aims and Ireland’s status as a nation with Grattan’s spirit invoked in a call for unity. It reports Mayor O Brien announcing that Mayor Grace of New York will speak at the Boston Theatre on Sunday evening, February 21, to support Carney Hospital.
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Ireland
Keiley
Irenry Ir
Ava
Boston
Britain
Grattan
Mr. Keiley
Leish
O'Connell
Erin
Eary
Charles Stewart Farnell
Ditlon
Fontenoy
Scarsfield
Robert Emmet
Henry Grattan
O’brien
Grace
New York
Boston Theatre
Carney Hospital
St Patrick's Day Observance in Boston Proposed by Archdiocese
An adjourned Boston Irish societies convention debated how to mark St Patrick's Day with options including a lecture by Archbishop Croke or a public parade. Delegates favored both ideas at times, voting 36 31 to invite Dr Croke and 82 36 against the alternative. The group authorized further speaker attempts and potential additional meetings.
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Irish Societies of
Boston
Edward Riley
Croke
Cashel
Ireland
Oters
Archbishop Croke
St. Patrick’s Day
Perade
Scd
Fatal shooting in Woonsocket ends in death
Michael Deluge, 24, was shot by Lacoste after a quarrel at a Clinton street party in Woonsocket. Deluge died later the same day from the back wound. Lacoste, 23, fled after firing three times as onlookers heard a cry to shoot.
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Providence
R. 1
Woonsocket
Michael Deluge
Lacoste
Deluge
Southbridge
Mass
Laturdesy
Laccoste
Lacorte
Lewis Devgre
Clinton — Street
Del
McNeil Bank Abductor Believed Tracked Near Quebec
Montreal January 17 Detectives Jarvis and Rhodes of Boston with local detective Keilert place McNeil the Lacaster bank abductor near Quebec. Arrest expected within days. McNeil is said to have instructed by Ene who reportedly has engaged counsel to defend him.
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Montreal
McNeil
Lacaster Bank Ab-Eonder
Jarvis
Rhodes
Boston
Keilert
Quebec
Ene
Funeral services for Cambridge box maker George C Page
Funeral services were held at First Baptist Church Cambridge for George C Page a noted Cambridge box maker. Pastor Rev James McWhinnie spoke on his generosity to employers as the Rogeles Street male quartet sang and floral tributes arrived including a Wheat sheaf and broken column. The remains were placed in a broadcloth casket and interred at Mr Auburn after prayers at the residence.
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George C. Page
Cambridge
First Baptist Church
Central Square
James McWhinnie
Rogeles Street
H. O. Johnson
William T. Meek
George HW. Amele
G. R. Clark
Basses
Merrill, Day, Livingston
Merrill, Day, Livingston and Waysoon
Auburn
Sunday Store Ban Enforced After Morning Hours Hearing
The board of police ordered all stores closed on Sundays before 10 AM after a hearing with provision dealers and bakers. Bakers who opened Sunday evenings and mornings protest, saying customers will face milk and pastry shortages and risk over or under serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police
Burglary at East Somerville Store On Bonair and Dana
The James Cuthbertson grocery on the corner of Bonair and Dana streets East Somerville was broken into after 10 PM Saturday. Entry via a rear window. about 75 dollars in cigars tobacco and 20 dollars in cash taken. The scene showed signs of a feast with milk crackers cheese scattered. Nearby Mrs Shea’s clotheshorse line was robbed early Sunday.
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James Cuthbertson
Bonair
Dana Streets
Somerville
City of Nassau Missing After Christmas Departure
In Philadelphia on January 17, word comes that the steamship City of Nassau, last seen leaving the Delaware Breakwater on Christmas for Jacksonville, is presumed lost with seventeen lives believed lost. The vessel measured 19 feet by 22 feet and carried nine depth of holds, fully insured. Captain Thomas R. Wayne commanded, with J. Fagan as mate and H. Greaves as chief engineer.
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Philadelphia
Janu
Nassa
Delaware Cipes
Jacksonville
Hane
Thomas R. Wayne
J. Fagan
H. Greaves
Cercle Francais de Boston adopts revised constitution
In a special meeting the revision committee reported and the Cercle Francais de Boston adopted the modified constitution. The 1886 board of officers was installed: C. L. Thiery president, E. Letang vice president, Charles Nolte secretary, A. Kugler treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cercle Francais de Boston
Cercle
C. L. Thiery
E. Letang
Charles Nolte
A. Kugler
Earthquake Shocks Felt in Manchester and Nashua
A brief earthquake震 shaking was reported tonight in Manchester at shortly after 5 o clock lasting two seconds. In Nashua the quake was felt at 5 15 o clock with a north south vibration stronger on Franklin and Verople streets and it persisted for two seconds.
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Manchester
N. H
Nashua
Franklin and Verople
Durkee Held After Second Pug Theft Charge
L. C. Durkee, previously tried for stealing Lady Pilkington from Mrs Tenner Lorenzen and discharged, was arrested again for stealing a pug from Mrs Fifield, hotel proprietor of Revere. He was held on $506 bond.
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L. C. Durkee
Pilkington
Tenner Lorenzen
Fifield
Revere
Snowslide buries six at Mt Sneffles Ruby cabin collapse
A snowslide swept the Ruby trust cabin at Mt Snefnes in Ouray Colorado burying six men. Rescue teams retrieved two bodies, Martina Pestron and Andrew Peterson, while the remaining four were saved with serious injuries.
Drowned Boy While Hockey Playing on Mystie River Ice
At noon yesterday William Jarvis aged over 13 fell through a hole in the ice at the foot of Cock street on the Mystie river and drowned. He lived with his parents at 3 Quincy street Charles town district.
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Cock Street
Mystie River
William Jarvis
Quincy Street
Charlestown
Tragic Death Of FourYearOld John Gorman In South Boston
John Gorman aged four of 46 Tudor Street South Boston fell from a team and was run over on the twelfth. He died yesterday after being admitted to City Hospital. He leaves a family.
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John Gorman
Tudor Street
South
Boston
City Hopital
Gorman
George Stephen Knighted by Queen in Marble Arch Ceremony
Sir George Stephen of Montreal has been knighted by Queen Elizabeth I I recognizing his leadership as president of the Canadian Pacific Battery and his contributions to the Dominion. The knighthood was announced from Montreal on January 17.
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Boston
Irelad
Ireland
Plantagenet
Henry II
Montreal
Que
George Stephen
Canadian Pactic Battery
Rome
Count Bebaine
Vatican
France
Carolines
Virgin Salt Company Offer with Lithographed Dove Card
The Virgin Salt Company of New Haven offers a low price on a large nine by ten inch lithographed card featuring ten colors of doves. The salt is promoted as clean pure and white with a low ten cent package price to entice trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgin Salt Company
New Haven
Conn
Ireland at a Boston meeting denounces English tyranny
John Boyle O'Reilly and other speakers at Codman Hall urge steadfast support for Ireland amid England's alleged oppression. The Irish National Emergency Association event draws 600 to 700 attendees with calls for unity, organized action, and resistance, while stressing peaceful means and the need for nationwide solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Codman Hall
John Boyle O’reilly
Peter O’neil Cowdrey
Irish National Emergency Association
Boston
Charles E. Endicot
England
Ireland
Steve
Vieluses
Lexington
Irelunn
Sexudar
Great Britain
Great British Corporation
Parnell
Philip J. Doherty
John E. Fitzgerald
O'Reilly
America
Fitzgerald
Martin F. Carter
South
Fire Damp Explosion Halts Rocky Mountain Mine
In Evanston Wyoming on June 17 a severe fire-damp explosion rocked mine No 4 at Army early Wednesday. Thirteen cars of a train were hurled apart from the blast and thirteen men were killed in the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Wyo
Rocky Mountain
Contest results announce prize winners
The report tallies finishers at a tournament with approximate scores. Barnes leads with 39 and 2103 points, McCann 57 80614, Levy 33 918, Hudson 83 7644, Monheimer 33 3471, Creevey 33 230, DeJarnatt 31 429, awarding Barres first, McCann second, and Levy third.
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Ems
Barnes
McCann
Levy
Hudson
Monheimer
Creevey
DeJarnatt
Barres
Fire losses sweep towns from Connecticut to Boston
A Provincetown shirt factory near Court street burned with unknown losses but insured around 4500, the largest in town since 1877, leaving sixty workers unemployed. A Wallingford residence fire fatally burned Mrs. Conlon. Other blazes hit Richmond Wisconsin and Bay City Michigan with losses from 34000 to 70000, plus Montreal and Camden damage. A Boston box alarm proved needless for a mattress fire near a stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
Provincetown
John Conlon
Wallingford
Conn
Butcher Wrecks Editor Office After Local Notes Prank
In Bucksville Pennsylvania on January 17 editor Rorke was assaulted by Butcher Segar from Marbleton who burst into the office over a mistaken joke in local notes. Segar paid $50 for damages and was arrested after the incident.
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Bucksville
Penn
Marbleton
Butch
R Segar
Idhuer Rome
Butcher Seguir
Titor
Tae Butcher
Mayne
Cott
Alreity
Rorke
Marbdieton
Hidito’ Rorke
Segar
Grays Telephone Company Forms New Chicago Enterprise
Mr. D K Tripp, attorney for Professor Elisha Gray, announces a new Springfield incorporated firm with $10,000,000 capital. The Chicago headquarters will protect Gray and pursue the case, with sub companies planned nationwide. The venture aims to improve service and lower prices while preparing for final adjudication, possibly before the US Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CuicaGco
D K. Tripp
Elisha Gray
Springfield
Chicago
Professor Gray
N. B. Judah
N. E. Swartwort
Wei
Iind
Gray
Supreme Court of the United States
Bell
United States
Boston Theatre Week Highlights and Theatre Attractions
Lester and Allen's minstrels open at Boston Theatre with Sullivan and Muldoon as weekly attractions. Julius Caesar staged at Boston Museum with Edwin Booth, using Cincinnati festival scenery. McFooth at the Museum ends soon amid strong seat sales. Hoop of Cold at Howard Atheneum, Felix Mcitusick at Park Theatre, and The Mikado revival at Hollis Street Theatre praised. Ko Ko at Mansfield draws talk as souvenir sachets are given tonight. The Galley Slave at Windsor Theatre and Balfe's The Enchantress at the Jow Theatre announced with new scenery. Hernani revival by Lawrence Barrett at Globe Theatre features praised acting. World's Museum African lioness mounted after pneumonia death. Dr Sawtell's St Bernard dogs, Olga the Circassian girl, and two liliputians tour this week. school children visit the menagerie daily.
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Lester & Allen
Minstrels
Boston Theatre
Sullivan
Muldoon
Boston Museum
Julius Cesar
Edwin Booth
Field
Mc. Footh
Lemnmax
Howard Athienw
Park Theatre
Sol Smith Russell
Felix Mcitusick
Hollis Street
Mansfield
Bartley Campbell
Windsor ‘Lieatre
Balfe
Voeghtlin
Hernani
Philadelphia
Dr. Sawtell
St. Bernard
Olga
Princess Louis
Princess Luella
Salem Atheneum votes to back public library plan in Salem
In Salem a 41 to 10 vote supports joining Essex Institute to promote a public library, with Plummer Hall proposed as the library site. A conference committee is formed to advance the plan amid long‑standing local library debates.
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Salem Athenieum
Salem
Athenaeum
Essex Institute
William Mack
E. B. Willson
John Robinson
T. Frank Hunt
Charles S. Orgood
Plummer Hall
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Blubber Hollow
Richard Co. Olney
Boston and Maine
Eastern Division
Starnham
Peabody
Noonkeag Street Railway Company
Whse
Satem and
Danvers
Naumkeag Street
Boston and
Maine
Castle Bill
Mill Pond
Great Pastures
Salem and Lynn
Tanperks
District Assembly 39
Salem and Danvers Horse Railroad
Naumkeeg Street Railway
Ireland at a crossroads as Carnarvon resigns and coercion looms
Dublin and London headlines recount Lord Carnarvon's resignation as vice royalty ends an era of Parnellite tension. Liberals debate Gladstone and home rule while Nationalists vow perseverance against Irish independence and potential martial law. Bishop Conaty dies as coast remains tense.
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Parnell
Torger
Lord Carnarvon
Ireland
Karl Cowper
Duke of Yevonshire
Lord Hartington
Irish Defence Union
United Ireland
Parpellite
Teristarce
Dublin
Lord Salisbury
Salisbury
Carnarvon
Parnelites
Mendsy
Gladstone
Duke of Westminster
Life and Work of the Great French Artist Beaudry
Biographical sketch of Paul Beaudry Ba u d r y a French painter born 1823 in La Roche sur Yon. Early talent shown in village drawings. Studied at the School of Fine Arts Paris from 1845, won Rome prize in 1850 for Zenobia. Painted Leda and the Swan and Fortune and the Child at the Villa Medici. The Wave and the Pearl gained attention at the 1863 Salon.41 He produced about 180 paintings between 1847 and 1876, many in private collections. His life described as steady output without romance.
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London
Paul Jaques Aime Baudry
la roche-sur-Yon
la Vendee
Paul
Ramed Sartoris
Beaudry
Paris
School of Fine Arts
Rome
Zenobia
Villa Medicis
Leda
Salton
Billary
Gulzot
Jeanne Elisler
Baudry
Nagar An
Natick Welcomes Rev Downs Amid Mixed Reception
A Natick crowd of about 260 met Rev William W Downs Bostonized arrival at the Academy of Music on Sunday. Despite a grand procession and music, the audience kept coldly silent as Downs spoke on the armor of God, with only Boardman Cox and the quartet drawing audible response.
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Narick
Iyers
William W. Downs
Boston
New Academy of Music
Natick
Daniel
Pirio
Fc Bosto
Coffey
Syndicate
Natick Depot
Sam
Taber
Acros
Zion
Academy of Music
Academy
Boardman
Abbott
Cox
Pearce
Darling
Daisy Downs
Mr. Downs
Pygrson Downs
Carol Ladies
Cornetist
Medford Opponents Form Campaign Committees to Fight Division
Citizens in Medford massed at Tufts Hall to organize a campaign against dividing the town. An executive committee and several specialized groups were named, including France, demonstratce, press, and statistics panels, with a mass meeting planned for next Saturday and a remonstrance committee to lead it.
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Medford
Mass
Tufts Hall
Old Town
S. C. Lawrence
J. H. Norcross
B. F. Hayes
D. W. Wilcox
J. E. Woods
H. D. Nash
J. ©. Rand
France
W. C. Haskins
F. E. Character
Coburn
W. H. Warren
H. E. Wilts
F. P. Dresser
M. W. Child
H. R. Page
Ase Law
Dr. D. Wilson
J.S. Maxwell
W. €. Dwyer
W. B. Lawrence
O. Hall
E. Perry
W. B. Thomas
F. H. Kidder
J. A. Sullivan
Demonstratce Committee
F. C. Williams
Rev
T. P. Lawing
A. Martin
J. F. Foster
D. M. Howard
C. Currier
D. J. McIntire
E. S. Randall
W. P. Martin
G. W. Stetson
G. T. Sampson
H. L. Russ
Frank Hervey
H. D. Hadley
J. BR. Tet. Press Committee
J. A. Hervey
F. H. Page
W. P. Mettin
G. F. Spaalling
T. BR. di
H. D
Burglary at Dunecan store on Market Street
John A. Dunecan's hat cap and launching goods store was entered yesterday morning. Between 200 and 309 dollars worth of handkerchiefs jewelry gloves and related items were stolen. Entry was gained through a side window, the same window having been forced previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Dunecan
Market Street
Robberies Shock East Weymouth in Row of Local Burglaries
Intense town excitement follows a bold attempt to rob the Old Colony railroad station safe. Confrontations with guards led to shots fired as two men fled toward Norwick Weymouth. Separate thefts include Shaw & Son store break in and a Weymouth Associates club room robbery. Police suspect an organized gang operating in neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Wrysouth
Mass
Old Colony
Benjamin B. Hatch
H. F. Bates
Mr. Hatch
Hatch
Rocky Mountain
Hateh
Norik Weymouth
Shaw
Niles Christerson
Weymouth Landing
Christerson
Weymouth
Pilots oppose Deer Island light proposal in harbor plan
Interviews with several captains reveal opposition to a Deer Island point light as it would confuse navigation. They urge lighting at State Ledge or Upper Middle instead, noting current markers like Sound Point and Leven light already guide ships entering the bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Island Point
Lighthouse Board
Sound Point Bescon
Levy Sislerd
Deer Islands Point
Leven
Deer Island
State Ledge
Fortis Indepencenuce
Nis
Boston
Loring
Post
Piint
Plaa
Appeal for Aid to Bulgarian and Servian Red Cross Societies
The Washington Society of the Red Cross forwarded two Geneva circulars from Bulgaria and Servia seeking aid for war relief. The Nations Association sent relief to Geneva, and the appeals were broadcast to local societies. The article praises prompt American generosity and notes aid reaches any part of the world through the Geneva central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Society of the American Association of the Red Cross
M. Gustav Meynier
Central Committee of the Red Cross
Geneva
Switzerland
Central Society
Bulgaria
Servian Society
The
Nations] Association
Washington
Unlicensed Saloon Seizure and Stolen Funds Report
Patrolmen from the ninth division closed an unlicensed saloon operated by Michael Burns at 25 Belmont Street and seized three gallons of liquor. A separate incident saw Kiiza Halpin flee 16 Chapman Street on Saturday with 120 dollars of Mary Harris's money and 160 dollars worth of clothes belonging to Fiattie Murch. Eliza was named yesterday for the offense by Patrols Shields and Murphy.
Recall of Sir Henry Drummond Wolff Ends Egypt Mission
Telegraph notes report the recall of Sir Henry Drummond Wolff, the British commissioner to Egypt, with the mission described as likely fruitless. Other items mention a man found exhausted in a coal shed in Weirville, a drowning death of Eddie Bassett, and a boy saved by David Williams. The Quigley syndicate reportedly raised funds to build the Toledo Cincinnati and St Louis line, including steel rail purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Drummond Wolff
Egypt
William Lee
Dighton
Weir Villeys
Poties
Eddie
Bassett
New Bedford
David Wimilips
Samnon P. Chase
Allie
Cleveland
Quiglier Syndicate
Toledo, Cincinnati and
St. Louis
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