Physician Refusal to Attend Poor Woman Sparks City Debate
In Lynn a poor woman lay in a Washington Street tenement last night moaning for a doctor after two city physicians refused to attend, one citing district limits. Marshal Wells secured aid from Dr Lovell and the woman was cared for. City officials consider a new ordinance to force assistants to answer calls city wide when the district physician is unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Washington
Arthur B. Chase
Captain Burckes
Ittle
Ptain Burckes
Chase
City
Clark
Burches
Burckes
Marshal Wells
Dr. Lovell
Shenberg Cohen Wedding at Minot Hall Washington Street
The wedding of Miss Annie Shenberg and Maurice Cohen took place yesterday afternoon at 5 39 at Minot Hall Washington Street with Rabbi Margolis and Rabbi Barron officiating. Best man Joseph Cohen and maids of honor Lillian Shenberg and Millie Fein attended. About 400 guests witnessed the ceremony and dancing continued to 2 this morning. The couple departed for a Southern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Shenberg
Maurice Cohen
Minot Hall
Washington Street
Rabbi Margolis
Rabbi Barron
Joseph Cohen
Lillian Shenberg
Millie Fein
Cohen
Max Cohen
J. Josephs
H. Goldman
G. Fein
J. Cohen
L. Jacobs
J. Lavine
H. Small
Sadie Levy
Sadie Alexander
Ita Tesk
Ida Leck
Maggie Shenberg
Fannie Harrison
Messrs
Charles Stone
Louie Harrison
L. Fox
Abram Harris
Abram Resener
J. Piensafsky
Jacob Magalesky
G. M. Davis
M. Wyer
Lawrence
M. Silverdrath
New York
L. Borafsky
L. Woraff
M. Cooper
Harold Watson
J. Fengold
J. Magalsky
Tiny Cohen
City Briefs Chronicle Sunday Fires and Police Actions
A chimney fire at No 6 Ceylon Street caused no damage. Station 9 officers raided the Clarendon Club at 933 Albany Street and seized playing cards. Several men aged 24 to 96 were arrested for gaming on the Lord's Day. Mary Quirk injured her arm at 19 Blagdon Street. Sir Moses Montefiore Association elected M H Bernstein president and other officers for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceylon Street
John Thomas
Station 9
Clarendon Club
Albany Street
William Barry
John Dunham
William Lynch
Horace McInnis
Thomas Rich
Mary Quirk
Blagdon Street
Sir Moses Montefiore Association
M. H. Bernstein
Mark Covinski
S. J. Robinson
Harry V. Lewis
Fire devastates granite plants in Barre Vermont
Early morning fire in Barre Vermont damaged Marr Thompson granite tool works and Mills polishing mill. The blaze spread to More Co polishing mill. No wind aided firefighters and the start building was a total loss with More Co partially destroyed. Loss estimated around 6000 dollars.
Two Chelsea Residents Lose Limbs in Separate Charlestown Accidents
Joseph Brady, 30, a Chelsea baker, was struck crossing rails at Prison Point by an inbound express and lost both legs below the knees. John McCarthy, reportedly of 109 Spencer Avenue Chelsea, fell from Chelsea car No 6 on Warren Avenue and suffered a base of skull fracture. Both were taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with grim prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Charlestown
Fitchburg
Joseph Brady
Casey Square
Brady
Union Station
Massachusetts General Hospital
Warren Avenue
Warren Bridge
John McCarthy
Spencer Avenue
McCarthy
Gunter
McCarty
Fire Wipes Avenue House in St Johnsbury Vermont
A lamp ignited a room at the Avenue House in St. Johnsbury at 4:30 and the fire spread rapidly, forcing guests to flee. Jeweller T C Spencer burned hands and face. druggist CG D Bagley cut hands escaping through a window. The building burned in about three hours, owners insured, landlord uninsured losing all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johnsbury
Avenue House
T. C. Spencer
CG. D. Bagley
B. G. Howe
H. L. Doyle
Doyle
Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League Nears End of Season
With four weeks left in the Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League the standings show Les Miserables of Lowell leading over Vespers in division one. Nine Hundred and Ninety-ninth of Charlestown struggles near the bottom as B A A M A C and Salem clubs linger midpack. Reviews lead division three with Old Powder House and Somerville Central tied for second. Groner of Vesper tops averages, Carter of Arlington scores 234 in a high single. Players anticipate Les Miserables vs Vespers next Tuesday, and B A A and Nine Hundred meet Wednesday in Charlestown. A letter fromCharles Dana Palmer criticizes repeated schedule changes, urging strict adherence to the season schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Les Miserables
Lowell
Charlestown
Salem Club
Charlestown Club
Dorchester Central
Arlington
Jeffries
Old Powder House
Somerville Central
Groner
Vesper
Cox
Dorchester Centrals
Newhall
M. A. GC
Carter
Mr. Dixwell
Charles Dana Palmer
Arthur Dixwell
Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League
Eewe Seneeeeareeerene
Old
Dorchester
Seeseerereeeeres Aw
Jamaica
Eee
Jeffries Ee
Commercia
Melrose
Glendon
Medford
Eseseeeseeeers
Scvess Ee Een
Enee
Nan Rue
Ees
Seeee Sreeee Ea
Veseneerers Weet
Casino Ee
B. A. Avcceevenseesereeeser
Lowell High
Esseeeseeers
Ion
Aewe Fanet Puree
Philedian
Commercial
Melrose High
Grover
Corwin
Chapin
Py . Oe
M. A
Merren
Caldwell
Hill
B. A. Seeeeres
Berry
Vases
Merriam
Cruff
Casino
Spencer
Lewis, Lowe I
Broadley
Salem
Emmons
Orne
Ee Farrel
Legate
Rehester
Eben Ake
Gray
Old Doeere
Morton
Smith, Casino
Ghureh
Harwood
Aia
Fastman
Simson
Willard
Ingraham
Brophy
Salem Cs
Wheeloc +k
Sae
Od Loring
Serene
Hull
Loyd
Scully
Wardwell
Old Dorchester
Cutter
Winslow
Oxford
Lewis
Renenres
Spence
Bol Marren
Crockett
Old Pe
Owart Tlougc
Tower
Thorpe
Wheelock
Pushee
Pete
Peete Meres
Old ‘Dorcheste
Team Strings
Aplingtom
Dorel Reier
Charlestownee
Wisconsin L A W okays bicycling control and fee cuts
The Wisconsin division of the L A W passes resolutions affirming league control of bicycle racing and urging national action to prevent abandonment. It proposes cutting handicapping fees from 25 to 15 cents and class racing from 10 to 5 cents, and notes the annual meeting held December 20 1895. The report also covers new cycling groups in New York, upcoming races at Boylston alleys, a Cotillon Hall event, road book committee appointments, and a Bicycle Advice publication by Boston Woven Hose Co with tire praise and machine illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
National Assembly
Racing Board
New York
Cycle Travellers’ Association
G. W. Houck
Billy Herrick
Ned Oliver
Boylston Alleys
Wollastons
Igers
Chelsea
Boston College
Press Cycling Club
Cotillon Hall
Auburn
D. BE
Walker
Ilion
R. W. Whipple
Binghamton
J. G. Budd
Glens Falls
F. G. Williams
Corning
Boston Woven Hose Company of
Boston
Resolutions Urge US Protests To Turkey Over Armenian Atrocities
In Boston a pair of resolutions framed by the Boston Evangelical Alliance are to be introduced today by Rep. Elijah A. Morse and likely Sen. Hoar. They urge Congress to protest to the Sultan of Turkey over Armenian massacres and demand impartial justice and religious toleration as US policy. The document bears signatures of alliance officers and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Theatre
St. James’s Church
John Quinn
John M. Crowley
Signor Augusto Rotoli
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Gertrude Franklin
Anget Lunde
J H. Ricketson
Thomas E. Clifford
Arthur Beresford
Miss Lunde
Franklin
Adams
Holy City
Echo
St. James’s Parish
Symphony
Palestrina
Panis Angelicus
Rossini
Elijah A. Morse
House of Representatives
Hoar
Senate
Boston Evangelical Alliance
Evangelical Alliance
Boston
United States
Arthur Little
Charles L. Goodell
Nathan E. Wood
Fred B. Allen
James T. Black
Cyrus Cunningham
William Nash Brodbeck
M. D. Kneeland
E. H. Byington
Edwin S. Wheeler
John M. Lowden
W. Fred Allen
Will C. Wood
Republican town committee organized in Concord 1896
Concord Massachusetts January 26 1896 The Republican town committee met and organized with Colonel William Barrett as chairman George Russell secretary and Ashley P Howe treasurer Other members named include William H Hunt Henry H Benson and Anson Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Republican Town Committee
William Barrett
George
Rusell
Ashley P. Howe
William H. Hunt
Henry H. Benson
Anson Wheeler
Schouvaloff's Castle Burned Near Kiev
A fire destroyed the residence of Governor Von Schouvaloff near Kiev. Valuable gems and curios in the castle were damaged or lost as the flames swept through the historic property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Jam
Kieff
Egaleat von Schouvaloff
Wiesecera
Dr Batt Cough Syrup Promises Quick Audience Relief
A remedy named Dr Batt Cough Syrup claims to quiet persistent coughing and soothe the crowd as a quick fix during performances. The ad suggests the syrup ends nuisance in gatherings and markets its effectiveness to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Batt
Deerfoot the Runner Chronology of an Indian Champion
Death of Lewis Bennett at Cattaraugus marks the passing of Deerfoot the famed world class short distance runner. Born 1828 he rose from tribal hunts to European fame defeating England’s best in London 1861 and earning a medal from the Prince of Wales. He ran ten miles in fifty-two seconds in London 1862 and later appeared at the World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Bennett
Cattaraugus Reservation
Deerfoot
New York
Europe
London
England
Jem Mace
America
Old Country
Prince of Wales
Boxing Meet Promises Big Night at Suffolk Armory
The Suffolk Athletic Club presents a professional boxing show at 59 West Newton Street Armory led by James W. Westcott. Buffalo bantam Frank Zimpher battles Mike Sears while Billy Brierly faces Ed Curry and Austin Kaveney meets Dave Sullivan in ten rounds. Other bouts include Mat Leary vs Jack Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk Athletic Club
Armory
West Newton Street
James W. Westcott
Westcott
Frank Zimpher
Buffalo
Billy Brierly
Ireland
Ed Curry
New York
Brierly
Spike Sullivan
Austin Kaveney
Dave Sullivan
Mat Leary
Jack Hastings
Stolin Hastings
Leary
B A A Indoor Games Entries Call and Hurdles
Manager John Graham of the B A A announces entries for indoor events including a 45 yard hurdles with Stephen Chase signaling his intent to compete. Princeton calls for candidates for the team race against Yale while Brown and M I T face travel issues. Entries close next Thursday with no certainty on the B A A Brown race line up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Graham
Stephen Chase
Turner
Princeton Athletic Team
Yale
Newton
A. A
Brown
Exeter Street
Boston
Mass
East Boston Games Feature Dumbbell Exhibition
The East Boston Athletic Association hosts the second annual athletic competition with a joint Cambridgeport G A event. Henry Higgins faces Oscar Matthes in a dumbbell exhibition and a wrestling bout between noted celebrities is expected to draw crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston Athletic Association
Cambridgeport G. A
Henry Higgins
Oscar Matthes
Abyssinian Troubles In Abyssinia War News
A Mesowari despatch says a messenger reached General Baratieri with letters from Menelik to King Humbert. Colonel Galliano, who evacuated Makelle after a long Abyssinian siege, has not yet joined Baratieri and is said to have destroyed Makelle's fortress. King Humbert declared Eritrea at war. peace with Menelik seems unlikely without battle. Reinforcements and munitions for Mesowarah continue.
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Rome
Massowari
Baratieri
Menelik
Humbert
Galliano
Makelle
Cable Chess Match Set Between USA and Britain
Articles signed for a two day match on March 13 and 14 on eight boards. The United States team, under the Brooklyn Chess Club, will compete against the United Kingdom team under the British Chess Club. A trophy valued at $800 is presented by Sir George Newnes Baronet, president of the British Chess Club of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States of America
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
George Newnes
British Chess Club of London
Brooklyn Chess Club
British Chess Club
Boxing Gossip Highlights Maher Fitzsimmons Clash
Boxing observers predict a swift Maher fight or a clever Fitzsimmons counter. New York analysts cite Fitzsimmons recovery power and rare tactic variety while Maher relies on early aggression. Palmer arrives amid East Boston interest as Zimpher, Sears, and Sullivan-Kaveney bouts loom. Leary and Hastings set to clash as part of the undercard.
Boxing Carnival Tonight at Suffolk Athletic Club
Public boxing contests set for Monday January 27 at the Suffolk Athletic Club under manager Mr James W Woescott. Four professional bouts headline the card with Sears facing Zimpher of Buffalo and Curry meeting Brierly, Kaveney vs Sullivan, Leary vs Hastings. Admission two dollars. reserved seats sold by Connell y Adams Chas Thayer Parker Young Clark Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At & Suffolk Athletic Club
James W. Woescott
Mike Sears
Frank Zimpher
Buffalo
Eddy Curry
Bill Brierly
Austin Kaveney
Dave Sullivan
Matt Leary
Dave Hastings
Connelly
Adams
Chas. Thayer
Parker's
Young's
Clark's End
the Reynolds
Polo League Standings Highlight Pawtucket Lead
Pawtucket tops the National Polo League with New Bedford close behind and Providence as a strong rival. Clinton leads the New England League by a comfortable margin after a week of solid attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
New Bedford
Providence
Clinton
National Polo League
Time Tables of Rail Service From Union Station Boston
Railway notice lists through train departures and connections from Union Station Boston to Portland Augusta Bangor Bar Harbor Concord Lewiston Manchester St John Halifax St Stephen St Andrews and various Maine and New Brunswick stops along with associated departure times for weekdays Sundays and special services Rail and Steamer Lines to Eastport Calais St Andrews St John N B include a steamer connection from Portland on Mondays and Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Augusta
Bangor
Bar Harbor
Concord
N. H
Lewiston
Manchester
ST. John
Halifax
ST. Stephen
N. B
ST. Andrews
Norte Gonway
Intervale
Glen
Crawfords
Fabyans
Twin Mountain
Whitefield
Jefferson
Lancasha
Grand Trunk R. R
Maine Central
I. M
Wiscasset
Thomaston
Rockland
Quebec
North Conway
RAIL
Steaver
Eastport
Calais
ST. John N. B
Baseball notes from the Eastern League highlights
Lyons of Providence leads outfielders in the Eastern League while Cooney of Providence tops the shortstops Bassett is the third baseman and Clark of Scranton the first baseman Knight of Providence posts a 368 batting average and strong fielding. Hanlon of Baltimore pursues Joe Corbett. Daub the Brooklyn pitcher faces legal trouble. Stenzel of Pittsburgh captains a bowling team in Cincinnati. Halliday of the Reds moves to left field. Philadelphia hopes pennants after signing Nash. Menefee returns to Pittsburgh. Eli Chamberlain seen as pennant factor for Cleveland. Detroit opens its new ballpark with Michigan on April 1. Klobedanz signs with Fall River. Stewart, ex-Pirate, works in a Pittsburg real estate office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Wescoe
Miltonville
Hamilton
Jake Stenzel
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Halliday
Reds
Philadelphia
Nash
Sporting Life
Menefee
McKeesport
Penn
Cleveland
Eli Chamberlain
Detroit
University of Michigan
Trotting Pupils and Pacing Pioneers Highlight 1895 Races
A. J. Feek visits the city while Southern pacer Locks 2:12 is brought East by George Garth and owned by Dr. A. W. Shea of Nashua. About 15 000 to 20 000 trotters and pacers train in the U S annually. Rank Ryan 2:05 3 4 owned by Nick Wibinger will join Knap McCarty's stable. In 1895 purses and stakes for trotting exceeded five million dollars. Clayhontas 2:11 1 4 as a four year old reportedly trialed in 2:97. Mystic Park Saugus Rigby Park Portland Me and Old Orchard managers plan a circuit like 189.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Feek
Locks
George Garth
A. W Shea
Nashua
N. H
United States
Rank Ryan
Nick’ Wibinger
New Haven
N Knap McCarty
Boston and Albany Railroad Passenger Services Overview
Timetabled trains from Boston to Albany and Chicago with sleeping and dining cars. No. 7 departs 8 30 daily except Sunday. No. 15 at 10 30 daily. No. 19 at 2 P M. No. 23 at 3 P M except Sunday. No. 37 at 7 15 P M daily. Special connections via Springfield and NYC lines. Tickets and schedules at City Office 3 Washington St. or Kneeland St. station. A S Hanson, Gen Passenger Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Albany
Wagner
Chicago
Utica
Michigan Central R. R
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Detroit
Hartford
New Haven
New York
Springfield
NEW York Limited
Washington St
Kneeland St
A. S. Hanson
Leove
Park Square
New London
Shore Line
Air Line
Middletown
Fall River
Stonington
Norwich
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Maryland
Providence
Newport
New Bedford
Cottage City
Kneelandp Street
Plymouth
Abington
Duxbury
Provincetown
Chatham
Hyannis
Wood's Hall
Cotpage City
Nantucket
Boston & Albany
Marlboro
Fitchburg
Leominster
Clinton
Old State House
Kneeland Street
L. H. Palmer
Geo. L. Connor
E. G. Allen
A.C. Kendall
Pass
Two January 1896 meetings held in Boston unions
The Rubber Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Company holds its annual meeting on February 5 at 2 pm in Boston for director choices and business. The Boylston Market Association meets February 3 at 11 am in Mason building Room 81. Steam Pulpers Helpers announce a special meeting January 2596 at St Stephens Hall. Tin Smiths Union notes a general code meeting January 28 at Fartridge Hall at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubber Manufacturers’ Nmutuar Insurance Company
Rubber Manufacturers’ Mutual Insurance Company
Milk St
Boston
Bb. F. Taft
Sec’y
The
Boylston Market Association
Mason Building
A. F. Freeman
Kkoom
St. Stephen's Hall
Edward Flynn
P. McMurrer
Train Schedule Fragments Show Regional Stops and Times
A dense list of rail timetables across New Hampshire Vermont and surrounding routes. Details include numerous towns such as Manchester Concord New Boston Nashua Belknots Belmont Tilton Laconia Plymouth and St Johnsbury with multiple daily departures and Sunday variations. The notice ends with a closing directive and signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Concord
N. H
New Boston
North Weare
Henniker
Hooksett
Suncook
Pittsfield
Suncook Valley
Nashua
Belmont
Tilton
Lakeport
Meredith
Ashland
Laconia
Weirs
Plymouth
Warren
Haverhill
Campton
North Woodstock
Pemigewasset Valley
Lisbon
Littleton
Whitefield
Lancaster
Fabyans
Franklin
Lebanon
White River
ST. J
L. G. Ror
Vin Leemouth
St. Johnsbury
Montpelier
Burlington
White River Junction
Montreal
Quebec
Boston Air Line
Chicago
WPFLT
G. T. Ry
C. P. Ry
Boston and New England Rail Timetables 1596
Timetables list trains from Boston to New York New Haven and other towns including Providence Fall River Newport and Provincetown. Weekday and Sunday services shown with departure times from Park Square Kneeland Street and Brooklyn stations. special trains and car accommodations noted.
Express Tour Lines Bonded Route to Vermont and Canada
A brief travel notice lists several cities including Fitchburg Keene Bellows Falls White River Junction Rutland Whitehall Port Faward Glens Falls Plattsburg Adirondacks Burlington St Albans Maine Ogdensburg Ottawa Montreal Quebec and other points to Vermont Northern New York and Canada. It notes times 8.00 A.M. 1.60 A.M. 9AR PM Day Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Keene
Bellows Falls
White River Junction
Rutland
Whitehall
Port Faward
Glens Falls
Plattsburg
Adirondacks
Burlington
St. Albans
Maine
Ogdensburg
Ottawa
Montreal
Quebec
Vermont
New York
Canada
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EFT
Guy
Enencemeniiaecciner Br
Minot's Hall
Barre
Vermont Hotel
Man
Turkey
Concord Republicans
Schouvaloff
Deerfoot the Runner
Newton Street Armory
Noddle Island
W. F. Berkley
Riverside Boat Club
Kid Mulligan
Jack McDonough
Tim D’arcy
D'Arcy
Dover
Hackett’s Pond
Jack Carter
Phil Smith
Bart Ryan
Kirtland Club
Jackie
Maurice Rosenberg
Jerry Callahan
Newsboy
J. Clarkson
Jack Cobb
John O’brien
Kenzie
California
Andy Farrar
Dock Square
Faneuil Halt Square
Maher
Fitzsimmons
Fitzlok
Peter
Mike Donovan
Fitz
Hall
New Orleans
Bob
Choynski
Corbett
Steve O'Donnell
O’donnell
New England
Sears
Zimpher
West Newton Street Armory
Dolly Lyons
Tom O’rourke
Mealey
Lyons Zimpher
Kaveney
Sullivan
East Boston
Captain Daly
Cliftondale
Polo Leaguers
Eeree
Osibee
NEW England Polo League
Clinton Wee
Railroads
Boston & Maine
R. Rk
City Ticket Office
Cor
State St
Western & Eastern
Baseball Notes
Viteher Klobedanz
Fall River Club
Chauncey Stewart
Boston & Albany Railroad
Code of Tinsmiths’ Union
Fartridge Hall
Fitchburg Railroad
Causeway Street
Hoosac Tunnel
North Adams
Williamstown
Troy
Saratoga
Hornellsville
Elmira
Syracuse
Rochester
Watertown
Niagara Falls
Hamiton
Toronto
Points
Roy An
Buttesan
Pacific Express
Lake Champlain
Day Express
Ifms
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