Medway Doctor Arrested in Woman’s Death Case
Medway doctor James A. Gale was arrested on charges of causing the death of Rose O Hara by a criminal operation. He was arraigned before Judge Fairbanks, bound over in $15,000 bail, with bail posted by Henry Ross and J P Bullock. Father Lowney and Medical Examiner Bell testified at the post mortem, while Gale was briefly present before being ordered out of the house. The case likely involves additional charges and a trial set for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Lowney
Bell
Gall
Galé
Lowney
Gale
Milford
Hingham woman in precarious condition after infant death
Julia Quinn of Hingham, alleged to have murdered her newborn by tape strangulation, remains in critical condition at Massachusetts General Hospital. A nurse indicated she has not recovered, with authorities not yet confirming an arrest. Quinn, from Boston, was employed in Hingham and reportedly gave birth unattended, later helping with breakfast before the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Quinn
Hingham
Massachusetts General Hospital
Post
Bostone
Burditt Avenue
Iday
Patriot blood shed theme at East Boston church sermon
A large East Boston congregation heard Rev. C. H. Hanaford preach on the Concord Lexingon and Bunker Hill bloodshed and the Little Red Schoolhouse symbol. He denounced mob opposition to the schoolhouse in East Boston and argued the incident would boost patriotism and support for education and American institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Avenue M. E
Boston
C. H. Hanaford
Cputren
Mr. Handford
Concord
Lexington
Bunker Hill
District Chief Foss Hewins Dies After Illness
District Chief J Foster Hewins of the Boston fire department died yesterday at 9 30 am at his residence 363 Washington street Dorchester He was thrown from his wagon four years ago at a West Roxbury fire and never fully recovered dying of consumption The funeral is set for Wednesday at 2 30 pm Rev Dr Tenney of Grove Hall Universalist Church will conduct the service Burial will be at Forest Hill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Foster Hewins
Browns Beat Baltimore 8 To 6 In St Louis Tilt
In St Louis on July 7 the Browns hit Breitenstein hard after Hemming exited. Esper relieved him. A dazzling eighth inning double play by Brown and Condor stood out as Jevne’s umpiring drew criticism. Attendance 6,000. Final: Browns 8 Baltimore 6.
Lynn Fire Victim Harley Hicks Buried
Funeral for Harley F. Hicks, a victim of the Hotel fire, was held at his residence 61 Fremont Street. The interment took place in Pine Grove Cemetery with C. Osgood of Last Saugus in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Harley F. Hicks
Fremont Street
Ee C. Osgood
Saugus
Pine Grove Cemetery
Many Blunders Of Salisbury Unite Liberals In Victory Hopes
London July 7 Liberal leaders once despondent now confident of winning a majority in the general election. Salisbury’s ten days of blunders have alienated Tory backers and strengthened Irish and English calls for justice. Rosebery Harcourt Morley advocate radical reforms including Home Rule for Ireland and repeal of Lords veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Salisbury
House of Lords
Commons
Ireland
Lord Rosebery
Sir William Harcourt
John Morley
Lords
House of Commons
Ulster
Orangemen
Lord Cadogan
Chamberlain
Mr. Balfour
Country Party
Denen
la Primrose Dames
Miss Balfour
Arthur J. Balfour
Gwendoline Cecil
Lady Westbury
Bikers Out Asbury Park Meet Draws Cyclists Homeward
Report from a hot Sunday shows hotels filled as big meet begins with relaxed restrictions. Cyclists thronged Boston parkways and reservoirs like Chestnut Hill and Franklin Park, while many riders backed out from longer runs yet still gathered for spin and a fireworks survey at Franklin Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
New England
Ace Reservoir
Franklin Park
Arnold Arboretum
Boston
Arboretum
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Massachusetts
Military value small Berlin July 7 canal report
Reports on the new North Sea canal stir public concern in Berlin. Vossische Zeitung warns large merchant ships may be blocked, hindering swift Baltic sea fleet links, while National Zeitung calls for a frank government disclosure of construction errors. Bank Zeitung says enlargement is needed to cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
North Sea Canal
Vossische Zeitung
Baltic
North Seas
National Zeitung
Bank Zeitung
Crowded Asbury Park Hosts National Wheelmen Meet
Asbury Park New Jersey on July 7 hosts the national meet of the League of American Wheelmen. Hundreds of cyclists have arrived and crowded hotels. The Newark century ride featured more than one hundred riders. The city welcomes visitors with banners bunting and open club houses. Eleven
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
League of American Wheelmen
Newark
League
The
Athletic Association
Ex-Queen May Ally With Japan Overthrow Hawaiian Republic
Private advices from Honolulu claim the ex-Queen and her followers seek a marriage alliance with Japan. The Japanese population on the island is about 30,000 and officials fear the Hawaiian republic could fall. Officials have imported 1600 Italians from the Azores to counter the threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Honolulu
Japan
Hawaiian Republic
Azores
Evacuation of Liao-Tong prompts new talks among powers
After the Russo-Chinese ceasefire the governments of Russia France and Germany plan to intensify negotiations for the final evacuation of the Liao-Tong Peninsula. The issue of extra indemnity for Japan remains undecided as talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Russia
France
Germany
Liao-Tong
Japan
Armenians in Malden clash over separate schools plan
A public meeting in Bailey's Hall, Malden, to seek separate evening schools for Armenians ended in a chair-throwing fracas. Police intervened. no arrests. Later, a second meeting voted against seeking separate schools, preferring to join the city evening program. About eighty Armenians work in local rubber shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mass
Bailey’s Hall
Busheil
Burleigh
Persists in His Determination to Retire From Parliment
Thomas Sexton remains fixed on quitting Parliament and denies any Irish Bank appointment. He plans to go to the English bar. An anti-Parnellite asked if he would stay in the party. Sexton called the group a hell and vowed to leave amid Irish political strife. Healy’s Dublin faction breaks with anti-Parnellites, threatening McCarthy’s chair and paving Arthur O’Connor for nominal Irish Parliamentary leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thomas Sexton
Mr. Sexton
Sexton
Ireland
Timothy Healy
Dublin
National Federation
Healyites
McCarthy
Arthur O’connor
Irish Parliamentary Party
Man Admits Struggle With English Speech
A speaker acknowledges his limited English and apologizes to a gentleman, saying he does not speak English sufficiently to understand him. This remark highlights language barriers and the effort to communicate across cultural lines.
A Cow Restores Sight On Sudden Tail Strike
William Teverbaugh of Muncie Indiana reports his blind eye regained sight after a cow tail swish struck the eye while milking. He noticed bright surroundings and then recovered vision in the previously blind eye. Doctors offer no formal explanation beyond a hair or light contact removing the obstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Teverbaugh
Muncie
Ind
Boston preacher ties riot to Catholicism and Irish threat
At Dudley Street Baptist Church Rev A S Gumbart condemns July Fourth parade violence as Catholic mob attack. He blames Roman Catholicism and Irish groups, urges expulsion of Catholic influence, attacks police failures, and links the riot to Protestant vigilance. The piece notes further Brady lecture on Boston riot and its inflammatory tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Street Baptist
A. S. Gumbart
Little Red Schoolhouse
Boston
Pilot
Andrews
Brown
Ross
Little Red Schoolhouse Parade Speech Attacks Romanism
At the People's Church Rev Dr J B Brady urged defense of American ideals opposing Roman Catholic influence. He linked Boston rioting to immigration and said Romanists threaten liberties, urging citizens to unite and support American principles and the little red schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Temple
J. B. Brady
Ireland
Boston
America
American Republic
Little Red School House
Clerical attack on East Boston rioters sparks sectarian clash
The Rev Justin Fulton denounces the East Boston mob and claims Roman Catholic parochial schools trained rioters. He cites Rev George C Lorimer against public school religious pluralism and attacks Rome over Protestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin Fulton
D. D
the Baptist Church
Spring Hill
Somerville
East Boston
George C. Lorimer
R Yaaa Ag
Rome
The Cleveland daughters and their White House tale
The article recounts the relationship between President Cleveland and a young ward, Mrs. Folsom and her daughter, their time at the White House, and public engagement rumors. It then profiles Mrs. Cleveland, noting her honesty, education, simplicity, and cultural interests. It also describes Baby Ruth born October 3, 1891, and Esther born September 9, 1892, as part of the Cleveland presidency story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
White House
Miss Folsom
Miss Cleveland
Cleveland
New York
Potomac
Lincoln
Esther
Ruth
Inaugural address decries prenatal crime in Boston
Dr S M Landis, president of the Society for the Prevention of Criminal Malpractice, spoke at Red Men's Hall and warned of widespread prenatal harm. He cited 75 newspapers advertising malpractitioners causing 60,000 feticides and urged moral action to crush this “diabolical” trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Landis
Society For the Prevention of
Red Men’s Hall
Tremont Street
Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus
Boston
Lfe
American Wringer Co Advertising Detail at Broadway Extension
The American Wringer Company advertises from 13 and 15 Broadway extension as manufacturers of wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. They service all kinds of wringers and sweepers and handle repairs by mail. Telephone Tremont 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
One in Five Thousand and the Nagging Temper
A famed doctor cites that one woman in fifty is afflicted by nagging, while one in five thousand is hopelessly nagging. He notes hot weather drains women who cook, care for children, and toil in overheated kitchens. The piece promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a tonic to restore energy and digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Fitchburg Railroad Copan Dividends Declared
A dividend of two percent on the preferred stock of this company will be paid July 15 1895 to stockholders of record at the close of business June 20 1895. The dividend on stock issued in exchange for Troy and Boston Railroad Company stock under the 1887 consolidation remains subject to that agreement. Transfer books closed June 30 to July 15 inclusive. Daniel A Gleason treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy & Boston Railroad Company
Daniel A. Gleason
Defender Aims To Beat Colonia In Cup Race Tests
Colonia’s captain Herbert Leeds praised Defender’s performance after a trial run. He estimated Defender could beat Colonia by about 25 minutes on a 15 mile windward course and perhaps 10 minutes more on a 30 mile course when tuned. Captains Nat Herreshoff and Hank Hoff praised Defender. another trial with Colonia is planned later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonia
Herbert Leeds
Defender
Nat Herreshoff
Hank Hoff
Admires the Post: Local Clerk Charles E. Lackey
Milford post office clerk Charles E. Lackey, born in Brookfield, is praised as a mainstay and a standout worker in the local post. The article highlights his long service and steady contributions to the postal environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Lackey
Milford
Brookfield
Milford resident praised as loyal Post reader
The Milford man is described as employed in the local post office and an avid supporter of the Post. He travels ten miles to complete his file, collecting a complete Sunday Post file and long-time Daily Post subscriber. He calls the paper the people's paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Post Office
Post
Sunday Post
Daily Post
NO MORE FOR VALKYRIE IN ATLANTIC RACES
The Valkyrie III will race no more on this side of the Atlantic and sails to Henderson's yard tomorrow for a voyage to New York. Lord Dunraven departs satisfied the Valkyrie outperforms any British-built boat. A Cybde yachtsman doubts the craft’s shape, noting hogged wake near the main chain plates. Howard Gould, owner of Niagara, protests Dakotah wins and may race as a twenty-one rater to enter the forty-rater class if Dakotah keeps winning in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter’s Quay
United Press
Atlantic
Henderson’s Yard
New York
Lord Dunraven
Great Britain
Cybde
Howard Gould
Niagara
Yacht Racing Association
Dacotah
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mass, Dental Co
Tremont Row
Medway
Patriots
Hewins Diad
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Tallis
Breitenstein
Otten
Hemming
Leper
Robinson
Fall Bio
Osa, & Co
Eze Shaneoe
Oppeat
United
Kiel Canal
Lil
MIARP
Rev. A. 8. Gumbart
Dr. Brady
Little Red School
DR. Lorimer
United States
Christ
Brady
Voice of Columbia
Williams
Clanna-Gael
Italy
Back Bay
Voice of
Sleepy
Picayune
Commonwealth
Satolli
Hibernia
Voice
Free America
Revere Brewery
Trilby
Greenhalge
the People's Church
OR. Lorimer
S. M. Landis
Fitchburg Railroad
Charles EB. Lackey
Dunraven
DR. Loucest & CO
Dr. Louest & Co
DR. Lougest & Co
Columbus Ave
Mees
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!