Merrily 0 and a Crowd at the Boston Horse Show Scene
A crowded pageant on the common features a lively bay horse rolling along beside a string of notable Bostonians. Names include Larry Kennedy of Brighton Colonel Austin J H Burkhardt F G Bixby Raymond Hays and many more as well as a superb pair of snow horses and a celebrated Russian trotter driving past spectators.
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Larry Kennedy
Brighton
Larry
Colonel Austin
Palace Theatre
Mr. Rich
The
Howard
M. M. Cunniff
John B. Moran
Ed Boyle
Boyle Bros
George Denver
South Boston
Warren
William H. Murphy
Hanley
Galvin
J. H. Burkhardt
Roxbury
F. G. Bixby
Custom House
Herbert Radclyfee
Exchange Building
Alexander Mosley
Commonwealth Avenue
Collamore
F. A. Turner
Sleighing Incident Ends With Drunkenness Charge
Daniel Leaubeau of Stoneham was thrown from a sleigh on Boston & Maine tracks in Malden while driving toward the Middlesex Fells. He sustained multiple cuts, received medical attention, and, intoxicated, was jailed charged with drunkenness.
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Malden
Daniel Leaubeau
Stoneham
Middlesex Fells
Boston & Maine Railroad
Burleigh
Ysaye Delights Boston Theatre with Captivating Recital
Ysaye’s Boston Theatre recital last evening featured Oberon overture by an Adamowski-led orchestra, a Weber concerto with M. Lachaume at the piano, and Mendelssohn in E minor. The virtuoso performance earned standing cheers, with Miss Gertrude Hamonds and further pieces by Ysaye drawing tremendous applause.
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Ysaye
Boston
Oberon
Adamowski
Weber
M. Lachaume
Mendelssohn
Gertrude Hdmands
M. Ysaye
Jacobin
Faust
Lynn Ludge of Elkis Plans Tonight Initiation of 30
The Elkis lodge announces a degree work event tonight with thirty candidates to be initiated by the degree staff of Bos ton.
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Lynn
Lynn Ludge
Elkis
The
Boston
Collision at Cornhill Cripples Arm in Electric Car Crash
Two electric trains collided at the corner of Cornhill and Washington last evening around 9 30 injuring five people. A young woman, Miss Etta Lyons, had her right arm broken while a man suffered a severe cut to his hand. Motorman on the Charlestown car was injured as the vehicle’s platform was torn free. The crash occurred when brakes on the Charlestown car failed and the Grove Hall car was struck, crowd gathered amid rumors of fatalities.
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Cornhill
Washington Streets
Grove Hall
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Washington Street
Etta Lyons
Quincy House
Timothy Cronin
First Precinct
Seventh Avenue Line
Harrington
Andrew Lundell
Court Street
Hamilton Avenue
Ryan
Smith
Bush Street
Ernest Kludt
Kludt
Fifth Avenue
Harman Brunswick
Fulton Street
Myrtle, Avenue
John Duffy
Brunswick
Cure for Kidney Disease Claims Deep Healing
Dr Weir Mitchell extols a deep cure for kidney disease via Paine's celery compound. Coventry Millis resident C H Stoddard testifies to dramatic weight gain and improved health after using the remedy, praising its efficacy over sarsaparilla. The ad cites widespread use, claims scientific prestige, and urges purchase at drug stores nationwide.
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Weir Mitchell
Paine
C. H. Stoddard
Coventry Millis
N. Y
Mayor calls for more troops as street clashes surge
A strike erupts with 590 marchers from Ninth avenue to Fifth avenue and Twenty-fourth street. Militia charges injuring several, including a boy. Fulton street line wires cut. Police arrest Michael McCarthy for stone throwing. Borough-wide disturbances persist as Mayor Schieren seeks Governor Morton’s aid and troops to reopen lines and protect depots.
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Morton
Ninth Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Twenty-fifth Street
Fulton Street
Thirty-ninth Street Ferry
Eighteenth Precinct
Michael McCarthy
Bergen Street
Vanderbilt Avenue
Classon Avenue
Patrick J. Comerford
Albany Avenue
Short
Cullen
Gallagher
Staats
Norton
Atlantic
Twentieth Street
Schieren
Seventh Avenue
Lewis
Wicker
Forty-seventh Regiment
Nostrand
Parl Avenues
East New York
Halsey Street
Flushing
Ridgewood
Folsom Will Appeal Opens In Exeter amid Million Dollar Estate
The probate appeal of Ida O Folsom of Boston starts in the New Hampshire Supreme Court next Tuesday. The case centers on the will of Benjamin F. Folsom of Stratham valued at about 1 million dollars. The will left gifts to relatives and the residue to Edmund J Folsom of Boston, with a clause punishing claimants against the will. Ida O Folsom appeals alleging unsound mind and undue influence at execution, after the will was proved in solemn form.
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Exeter
N. H
Ida O
Folsom
Boston
Benjamin F. Folsom
Stratham
Supreme Court
New Hampshire
South America
Philadelphia
National Granite State Bank of
Warren F. Putnam
Putnam
Peter W
Apellant
Edmund J
Newbury Street
Peter
Edward J
Joshua C. Hall of
Dover
B. F. Folsom & Co
Labor notes on union conventions and labor events
Delegates from Union 991 Fall River Union 70 Worcester Union 71 Providence Union 168 Lawrence and Union 4 Boston met at 4 Eliot street to form a united Massachusetts Rhode Island organization. Ernest Lentz of Boston was chosen secretary and Robert W. Hale of Worcester treasurer. Ten hour workdays, adoption of the international bread label, and public education on reliable bakeries were endorsed. The next convention will be in Worcester.
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International Bakers’ and Confectioners’ Union
Eliot Street
Frank Harzbecker
Union 991
Fall River
Union
Worcester
Providence
R. I
Lawrence
Union 4
Boston
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Ernest Lentz
Robert W. Hale
Philadelphia Sails for Hawaii Amid Caution Policy
San Francisco reports the United States cruiser Philadelphia sailed at 11 AM for Honolulu. President Cleveland said no information suggests a Navy presence is required, stressing Hawaii is independent and the ship’s dispatch was to protect American lives and property, not to intervene in local affairs.
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San Francisco
United States
Philadelphia
Honolulu
Hawaii
Washington
Cleveland
Willis
Washington, D. C
Beardslee
Islands
United States Navy
Herbert
Pot
Gresham
White House
Wedding at French Church Unites De Lorey and Gould
A pretty ceremony at the French Church on Isabella Street joined Francis De Lorey and Mary C. Gould in marriage. Rev P Farsneau officiated. Eliza E D Lorey served as bridesmaid and James J Flynn as best man. The couple hosted a reception at 77 Brookline Street with many guests and plans a short wedding trip before resuming home duties after February 1.
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Isabella Street
Francis de Lorey
Mary. C. Gould
P. Farsneau
Eliza E. D. Lorey
James J. Flynn
Brookline Street
Margaret Flynn
Miss Flynn
BE. W. Chase
Charles C. Stvens
T. E B. McCarthy
A. W. Varney
P. R. Arsonan
J.D
McIntyre
Ella Grottendick
W.E. de Lorey
Harriet de Lorey
Mary E. de Lorey
Patrick W. Flynn
Mary
Bride Kenny
Agnes A. Roust
Patrick J. O'Connor
James O. Hardy
John B. O'Higgins
William G. Gilbert
Mrs. de Lorey
O'Connell Assembly Leads District 30 Knights of Labor Growth
The O'Connell Assembly of Charlestown tops District 30 Knights of Labor with a gain of over six members in the latest quarter. Several Boston locals also report rapid increases in membership.
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O'Connell Assembly
Charlestown
Knights of Labor
Boston
Brooklyn Proclamation Urges No Unnecessary Public Assembly
January 20 Brooklyn mayor Charles A Schieren issues a city wide order calling residents to refrain from unnecessary gatherings in streets squares and public places during the current unsettled situation. Police are ordered to disperse unlawful assemblies and the militia is requested to aid in maintaining order.
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Schieren
McLeer
Connelly
Norton
Brooklyn
WN. Y
State of
New York
Charles A. Schieren
City of
A. Schieren
Death of Joseph Murphy Found on Seventh Street
A man found dead on the sidewalk on Seventh street in South Boston yesterday morning is identified as Joseph Murphy, a brush maker who boarded at 6 Pleasant Place. The cause of death is reported as heart disease.
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Seventh Street
Boston
Joseph Murphy
Pleasant Place
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Spencer Williams
Waltham
Lewis Cohen
Harry Collins
Edward Perry
Winter Hill
Dr. Ayer
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George Fales
Frank Howland
George Read
Francis Meredith
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George Chesley
Frank Moore
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Walter Barry
Eugene Sullivan
Water Board
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Alderman Mooney
Thomas ¥. Grady
John Sullivan
Daniel Shea & Co
W. P. Henry
John Daly
F. E. Marston
Chauncy Crafts
Burr
Alfred Mudge
John Ramsey
Dr. Hayes
H. K. Lyman
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Alderman Mitchell
George Hall
Adams House
Porter Smith
Young’s Hotel
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Julius Fellner
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Charles Dowd
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George H. Gay
Moses Williams
Herbert L. Baker
John Riece
Walter Glidden
Randolph B. Malone
Randolph House
J. W. Baldwin
Dr. Cilley
Thomas Glynn
Lulu Morton
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R. B. Blodgett
B. L. Tobacco
Boston & Maine
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America
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Council of Veterans
Fulton Street Line
Manhattan Crossing
Hall OF Records
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P. J. Nee
Common Council
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Barbers
Iron Moulders’ Union 106
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