Frightful Holocaust Lists Victims of National Surgical Institute
In Indiana on January 22 a corrected list of 316 inmates details victims names ages and origins as rescue teams and police guard the ruined institute. Crowds mob the scene as four bodies are recovered from upper east wing. valuables including cash are seized by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Spircle
McComb
Will Ramstack
Milwaukee
Wis
Irma Payne
Minnesota
Minnie Arnold
Fred Dockendorff
Stillwater
Minn
George Ellis
Kentucky
E. Earl
Child
Lazarus
Chicago
Kate L. Straughan
Burns
Institute
Weddell House
Theuilding
Webster
New Iron Tugboat Robert S. Bradley Arrives at Camden Yard
The iron tug Robert S. Bradley for Bradley Fertilizer Co of this city arrived in port from Philadelphia. It is 90 feet long 20 feet beam 10½ feet hold with 16 and 28 inch by 22 inch stroke compound engines and steam steering. Built to strengthen ice passage, it will serve harbor work and Weymouth works. Captain A. C. Whitney to command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Bradley
John H. Dialogue
Camden
N. J
Bradley Fertilizer Company
Philadelphia
Weymouth
A. C. Whitney
Peter L. Bradley
Arion the World’s Costliest Horse Arrives in Blue Hill
The two year old stallion Arion, purchased by J Malcolm Forbes, arrived at Kneeland street on a Boston & Albany train and was transported to Forbes Farm at Blue Hill. The horse, foaled 1889 at Senator Stanford’s Palo Alto stock farm, traveled five and a half days in a specially designed stock car, enduring extreme cold. He is housed in a secluded, climate controlled stall at Forbes’s Blue Hill stable, guarded by grooms, with rest planned to assess acclimation before further work. Arion, sired by Electioneer and from notable lines, stands fifteen one hands and is expected to improve with age, potentially reaching elite performance by five.
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Boston & Albany
Kneeland Street
J. Malcolm Forbes
Arion
Senator Stanford
Mr. Forbes
Stanford
Old Colony
Readville
Pawnee
Stambouldam Minnehaha
Forbes
Palo Alto
Cal
Manette
Nutwood
Addie
Woodnut
Manon
Hambletonian
Manton
Harry Clay
Stockton
Massachusetts Co operative Banks Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
The Massachusetts Association of Co operative Banks met at Wesleyan Hall. Members from many banks, including Allston, Enterprise, Fidelity, Guardian and Ward local banks, joined in forming a united league in Chicago next year. Officers elected were Marcellus Coggan as president, D Eldredge as secretary treasurer, with an executive committee including J J Wellington, D O Judd, William H Page, K A Mackintire and Harry Foster.
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Association of Massachusetts Cooperative Banks
Wesleyan Hall
Allston
Boston
Brighton
Beverly
Enterprise
East Boston
Fitchbore
Fidelity
Fitchburg
Guardian
Haverhill
Holyoke
Homestead
Hudson
Lawrence
Malden
Middleboro
Mansfield
Medford
Pioneer
Randolph
Reliance
Cambridge
Salem
Somerville
Stoneham
Volunteer
Wakefield
Worcester
Workingmen’s
West Somerville
The
City Bank
Wollaston
Quincy
West Roxbury
United States League of Co-Operative
Chicago
Crawford House
Horace G. Wadlin
Marcellus Coggan
Malden Co-operative Bank
D. Eldredge
Homestead and Guardian Banks
J.J. Wellington
D. O. Judd
William H. Page
K. A. Mackintire
Harry Foster
Keplar Beaten by Two Masked Highwaymen Near Shamokin
John Keplar of Shamokin was assaulted by two masked robbers on the way home from a Locust Gap party at a stock farm near Shamokin. He was left for dead and one assailant may be fatally wounded. The early morning attack occurred in terrible struggle.
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Shamoxin
Penn
John Keplar
Shamokin
Locust Gap
Keplar
Justice Bradley Dead at 6:15 AM in Washington
Justice Joseph P. Bradley of the U S Supreme Court died in Washington after a long illness. He served on the court since 1870 and was renowned for erudition. private funeral at his Newark home will follow a private service. Born 1813 in Berne New York, he studied at Rutgers and practiced law in Newark before his appointment.
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Washineron
Justice Bradley
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Newark
N. J
Joseph P. Bradley
Berne
N. Y
Joseph
Rutgers College
Arthur Gifford
New Jersey
United States
Lafayette College
Grant
Supreme Court of the
Justice Strong
Third Circuit
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Mary
Hornblower
Washington
Congressional Library
Speculation on Bradley Vacancy Heats Up Washington
After Justice Bradley's death, Washington buzzes over his successor. Some favor Attorney General Miller, others point to a circuit representative, with Chief Justice Paxton or Judge Mitchell from Pennsylvania touted. If drawn from New Jersey, Judge Green is the likely pick, as Harrison once planned a Democrat for that circuit bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Bradley
Miller
Bradley
Paxton
Mitchell
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Green
Harrison
Big changes in U S arsenals and commands
Washington dispatch reports a reshuffle of Army arsenals with Colonel Adelbert R. Buttington moved from Springfield Armory to Rock Island Arsenal Illinois. Colonel Alfred Mordecai shifts from New York arsenal to Springfield Mass. Major Almon L. Varney moves from Watertown Arsenal Mass. to Indianapolis Arsenal Ind. Lieutenant Colonel William Marye on sick leave is relieved from Watertown Arsenal Mass. Major James W. Reilly, now commanding the Dover powder depot New Jersey, is reassigned to Watertown Arsenal Massachusetts.
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Washington, Jan
Adelbert R. Buttington
National Armory
Springfield
Mass
Rock Island Arsenal
Illinois
Alfred Mordecai
New York Arsenal
Almon L. Varney
Watertown Arsenal
Indianapolis Arsenal
Ind
William Marye
James W. Reilly
United States Powder Depot
Dover
N.J
Massachusetts
New University Athletic Club Names Members in Meeting
New York January 22 A meeting of the council of the University Athletic Club was held with attendees including Yale’s Oliver P Jennings elected treasurer pro tem and Harvard and Dartmouth representatives. The board considered about one hundred names for membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Council of the
New University Athletic Club
William H. L. Lee
George A. Adee
Oliver J. Jennings
al. Sanford Brooks
William W. Skidley
Yale
Everett Wendell
Wendall Baker
Henry VanDuren
George W. Green
Harvard
Charles F. Matthewson
Dartmouth
Oliver P. Jennings
Erskine College Destroyed By Fire at Duewest
Erskine College at Duewest Abbeville county was burned this morning. A few benches desks and blackboards saved. The theological seminary library of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church with over 2000 volumes also burned. Loss over 25000 dollars with no insurance.
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Cungreston
8. C
Erskine College
Duewest
Abbeville County
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Canadian Champion Quinn Defeated in Collar and Elbow Bout
In Sherbrooke P Q on January 22 W H Quinn Canada champion faced McGinnis of Bodie Cal The challenger threw Quinn three times with the first in three minutes the second in four and the third in two and a half minutes creating a rare provincial wrestling upset by a visiting opponent for the audience in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherbrooke
P. Q
W. H. Quinn
Canada
McGinnis
Bodie
Cal
MccGinnis
Quinn
Reading Clerk Appointed by House of Representatives
Washington January 22 W J Houghtaling of Albany New York was appointed reading clerk by Mr Kerr clerk of the House after a lengthy contest among several aspirants dating from Congress opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. J. Houghtaling
Albany
N.Y
Kerr
House of Representatives
Congress
Virginian Debt Settlement Cleared by Legislature
Ricamonp Va Jan 22 A resolution confirming the settlement of the Virginian debt was reported by finance committees of both houses. It passed the Senate unanimously and is slated for House passage tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricamonp
Senate
House
Brilliant World Billiards Match Slosson Versus Schaefer
New York Lenox Lyceum hosted a 1000 dollar a side Balk Line world championship duel between George Slosson and Jacob Schaefer. A thousand spectators witnessed Schaefer win 800 to 592 after a long, error filled match described as one of the finest Balk Line displays in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dan
Lenox Lyceum
George Slosson
Jacob Schaefer
Chicago
Brunswick-Balke- Collender Company
Schaefer
Slosson
Steamer Sir William Armstrong Stranded Off Virginia Coast
The British steamship Sir William Armstrong capt McKenzie left New Orleans Jan 12 bound for Havre with 5300 bales of cotton. She stranded Tuesday morning on the Virginia coast near Cobb's island. position is dangerous but aid is available. The life-saving crew at Cobb's island is on hand and the cargo remains dry despite thick weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
William Armstrong
McKenzie
New Orleans
Havre
Virginia
Cobb’s Island
Engraving Coupon Delayed Until Portraits Ready for Delivery
The Post announces a delay in the state engraving coupon due to missing portraits critical to the engravings. Hold complete coupon sets until the engraving is announced. incomplete sets can be completed when the coupon reappears.
Eastburn bequests aid Boston scholars at Normal School
Boston journalist John H. Eastburn left 10,000 to the city, invested in a four percent bond for education of poor scholars at the Boston Normal School for Females. The fund was received in April 1886 by executors and the paper notes various local civic items and lectures.
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John H. Eastburn
Boston
Kanana Court House
Michael Kane
Louis Albert Banks
St. John’s Methodist Church
South Boston
Christ
Gopel
Channing Hall
S. R. Calthrop
Syracuse
N. Y
Jeromes S. Macdonald
P. W. Ford
East Broadway
South
H Streets
Columbus
Mary A. Livermore
Young Men’s Christian Union
Blagden Street
West End Street Railway Company
Rand
Chamber of Commerce
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Charles V. Riley
United States Department of Agriculture
Broadway
New York & New England
Peninsula
New England Meteorological Society
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
S. P. Fergusson
R. Dec. Ward
W. M. Davis
George E. Curtis
Washington, D.C
Nicholas P. Gilman
Literary World
Winthrop Yacht Club
Cotillion Hall
Huntington Avenue
Boston Young Men’s Christian Institute
Bowdoin Square Tabernacle
Arion
Jewell Boyd
C. A. Chase
W. B. Phillips
J. L. Thomas
Maude Williams
Ella Archer Hladdy
A. J. Fairbanks
Bound for England as Arlington Street seeks new pastor
Reverend Brooke Herford departed Boston for New York and will sail to England on the Gallia today. John Mason Little said the committee has studied the matter for six months but will not issue a definite statement. He blamed newspapers for scaring away potential candidates while the committee continues to fill the pulpit weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke Herford
Arlington Street
Boston
New York
Gallia
England
John Mason Little
Little
Monthly Smoke Talk Banishes Banquet Rooms
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company held its regular smoke talk at the American House with Captain J Henry Taylor chairing. About one hundred members gathered around tastefully arranged tables as Colonel Choate Maine Volunteer Militia and others attended. Lavine's Orchestra performed and artists from Stone's Museum provided sketches after the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
J. Henry Taylor
Colonel Choate
Maine Volunteer Militia
H. A. Snow
Senator West
F. B. Richard
Park Theatre
Lavine
Stone’s Museum
Artistic Highland Spring Brewery Calendar Showcases Colorful Tavern Scene
The Highland Spring Brewery calendar issued by Reuter & Company Boston features a chromogravure by S N Mellin illustrating an old English tavern with a smiling landlord serving three customers Highland Spring Ale. Embossed gold border highlights the manufacturer and beverage names, with vivid red and black lettering throughout.
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Highland Spring Brewery
Reuter & Company
Boston
S. N. Mellin
Berwick & Smith
Highland Spring Ale
Evolution of Farce Comedy and Stage Trends
Boston theatre notes explore evolving farce comedy, with insights from Charlie Reed on adapting pieces to audience taste. The piece highlights Miss Helyett as a musical drama example, praises She Lost Paradise at Columbia and upcoming runs of The White Slave, Shaughraun, and Hoss and Hoss, plus Julia Marlowe at Hollis Street and Cyrene at Palace Theatre with a broad lineup of acts and tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Reed
Mr. Reed
Smythe
Hoss
New York
Miss Helyett
Columbia Theatre
New York City
Hoss and Hoss
Hollis Street Theatre
Julia Marlowe
Fred Stinson
After the Grippe and Its After Effects Warning
An old warning on the Grippe highlighting after effects as the real danger and urging fortification after recovery. It promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a superior, pure stimulant endorsed by physicians, claiming it restores vitality and blood flow.
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Duffy
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Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowell, Massa
Druggiats Everywhere
Robert 8. Bradley
Blanchard & Farrar
Paneul Hati Ea
Mr. J. Malcolm Forbes
Mal
Blue Hill
Co-Operative Banking
Massachusetts Association
Arthur Dixwell
the Supreme Bench of the United
Jurist
University Athletics
Yankee
Reading
New
York
Wizard
T Schaefer
Siosson
Sena
Bulfinch Place
Europe
Bostonians
Hollis Street
Bartley Campbell
Grand Opera House
Julia Stuart
Liza
Globe Theatre
Joseph Murphy
Kerry Gow
Shaun Rhue
Nate. Goodwin
Tremont Theatre
Robin Hood
Karl, Macdonald and Barnabee
Jesse Bartlett Davis
Camille D’arville
Caroline Hamilton
Shaughraun
Wilson
Conn
Evelyn Campbell
Claire
Miriam O’leary
Moya
A. A. Willits
D.D
Astor
Third Street Presbyterian Church
Ayton
Ohio
Star Course
James J. Corbett
Congress of Athletes and
Howard Atheneum
James Daly
Griffin
Marks
James McAvoy
Manning
Carr
Yank Hoe
Hughes
Slavin
Rosina
Mat Farnham
Beatrice
Dagner
Ducelle
Shiloh
Boston Theatre
Lawrence McCarthy
Palace Theatre
Mr. Austin
Cyrene
Whiting and
Ryder
Waldron and
Baker
Campbell and
Grippe
I. S. Johnson & CO
Custom House St
Masa
Johnson
Johnson & CO
the Post
Barnard & OG Kaern
Temple Place
Bugs
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