Bride Fatally Ground Under Locomotive Wheels Near Hoboken
Eugenie Zimmer man a 17 year old bride residing at 223 Spring Street West Hoboken met a fatal end when a freight and a passenger train crossed near Hackensack River. Her husband who had married her only last Sunday watched in horror as she was struck on the track and mangled. The body was taken to Jersey City morgue for an inquest by County Physician Converse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eugenie Zimmerman
Spring Street
West Hoboken
Hackensack River
Zimmerman
Joseph Palentier
Jersey City
Cooper
Converse
Maine Rally Energizes Delegates at Winthrop Church
Maine delegates gather at Winthrop Congregational Church in Charlestown for the convention headquarters rally. President J R Townsend presides and introduces W R Foss and Cora B Bickford who speaks on persistency and zeal. Dr Dunn and Reverend Kenneth McKay also address delegates amid welcoming remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Winthrop Congregational Church
Charlestown
J. R. Townsend
W. R. Foss
Cora B. Bickford
Biddeford
Father Endeavorer Clark
Clark
Dr. Dunn
Dunn
Kenneth McKay
Holton
McKay
Erring Comedian Clark Burton Sued for Absolute Divorce
Esther Many, sister of Clark brothers restaurateurs, sues John F. Many stage star known as Clark Burton for absolute divorce. The couple wed after a runaway match in 1870. John pursued acting, neglected Esther and their three children, while brothers funded his ventures and he kept up extramarital liaisons with several soubrettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Esther Many
John F. Many
Clark Brothers
Clark Burton
Grand Street
John
Manys
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Blanche Bernard
Kate Reed
Blanche Burton
Akron Police Search For Missing Balancer Achille Philion
Akron officers report receipt of a letter from Emma Philion of Brooklyn seeking her husband Achille Philion. The performer known for balancing on a ball and rolling feet down a spiral incline allegedly married in Akron two years ago to a local woman, Belle Melvin. They were said to be headed to Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Emma Philion
Brooklyn
N. Y
Achille Philion
Belle Melvin
Philion
Australia
Cyclist Miss Abbie Rollins Rides In On Bike Bar
Miss Abbie Rollins of New Brunswick rode five miles to Plainfield with George K. Parsell on the back bars after the pneumatic tire failed near destination. The novel sight drew wide attention as they arrived in Plainfield on Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
N. J
Abbie Rollins
New Brunswick
George. K. Parsell
Preferred Ore Husband To The Other
Rival husbands of Mrs. J Isley of Irvington who is hospitalized in Jersey City met at City Hospital for the first time. Mrs Isley previously identified as Mrs De Lacy during the trolley collision that injured her and left De Lacy the favored husband in the affair. De Lacy and Isley confronted each other in the sick room, prompting Isley to vow for justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Isley
Irvington
City Hospital
Jersey City
de Lacy
Isley
Anawan Mother Kills Two Children in Hatchet Attack
In Sheffield Illinois today authorities report Mrs J Debay of Anawan killed her two children aged three and five last night with a hatchet in a fit. Debay had recently been released from an insane asylum and is under investigation by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Ill
Plymouth Excursion From Boston to Historic Plymouth
On Tuesday next the New York New Haven Hartford railroad offers a special excursion from Boston to Plymouth. The round trip fare is $1.00, and tickets are sold only through the excursion committee of the Christian Endeavor. The trip highlights Plymouth’s historic, natural and scenic attractions, appealing to travelers from all sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Plymouth
Boston
The
Christian Endeavor
Reception for Oregon and South Carolina delegates at church
A reception was held last evening at Franklin Street Congregational Church in Somerville for the Oregon and South Carolina delegates. Other delegates and church members attended, and a praise service featuring songs was conducted during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon and
South Carolina
Franklin Street Congregational Church
Somerville
Sclos
Reception for Kentucky delegates at Somerville church
A large attendance gathered at Prospect Hill Congregational Church in Somerville last night to welcome the Kentucky delegates. The cordial evening featured hymns and solos as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Prospect Hill Congregational Church
Somerville
Help for Widow Wills Raises Small Fund Effort
A local appeal response cites reader donations totaling 10.00 for the destitute widow of John W. Wills of East Boston and quotes the Post editorial urging charitable aid for the six children. G J L of East Boston sends a personal contribution in gratitude for the rectoral call to mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
John W. Wills
Hinckley Street
Som- Grr
Icics Cuksweevees Bacwak
Roxbury American
Kosbuc
Grateful Widow in East Boston After Riot
Mrs. John W. Wills, wife of a Fourth of July riot victim, was found at 12 Webster Avenue East Boston with her seven children. Neighbors aided her with support, and the Boston Post collected 30 dollars in subscriptions, delivered by the paper carrier, to ease her hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Boston
John W. Wills
Webster Avenue
The Golfer for July advances golf journalism and art
The Golfer for July shines with its record achievements and history making content. It prints the first American golf poem and features photo engravings of notable figures including T A Havemeyer L B Stoddart George Hunter J H Taylor General C J Paine ex Governor William F E Russell and the shipping cup plate. The magazine is praised as a golf authority and sustains a large circulation, notably in Massachusetts with about 10 000 devotees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Havemeyer
United States Golf Association
L. B. Stoddart
George Hunter
J. H. Taylor
Great Britain
C. J. Paine
William FE. Russell
William H. Vincent
Golf Authority
Massachusetts
Lingane Is Beaten in Providence Row Over Osceola Cook
D F Lingane editor of the Evening Telegram was knocked down and badly beaten by Swineburne in Providence. Lingane suffered a broken nose and facial cuts. Swineburne, bondsman for Osceola Cook the black man Lingane shot months ago, has been the subject of several Telegram pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
D. F. Lingane
Evening Telegram
Swineburne
Lingane
Osceola Cook
Telegram
Fire destroys house wounding William Hine in incident
William Hine suffered injuries as a house caught fire and was destroyed in the blaze. Fire crews responded to the scene, documenting extensive damage to the residence and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hine
Tornado kills three in Cherry Hill New Jersey
A tornado swept over Cherry Hill at 3 30 afternoon destroying twenty five houses and killing three people. Several injured and the New Jersey and New York railroad depot was lifted and carried about two hundred feet before falling. Agent Van Wetterling was found under a freight car. The Reformed Catholic Church was moved two feet off its foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Hill
N. J
New Jersey & New York Railroad
van Wetterling
Well Wishes YP U Elects Officers at Jersey City Convention
The Young People's Christian Union of the Universalist Church chose Jersey City New Jersey as next convention site. Texas gained in membership by 92 percent with three unions formed and a large New York delegation highlighted by a prize banner to Dr C Elwood Nash. President Felt welcomed speakers and Rev M H McGlauflin urged sowing the gospel seeds as the mission field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Young People’s Christian Union of the Universalist Church
Harry L. Canfield
Baer
Christian Endeavor Society
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Church of the Unity
Boston
Mass
Brother
John Willis Baer
Felt
Alberta A. Gardner
Texas Union
Q. A. Shinn
Frances J. Skinner
Texas
New York
Brooklyn
C. Elwood Nash
Greenpoint
M. H. McGlauflin
Q. H. Shinn
Elmer J. Felt
Tacoma
Wash
Lizzie H. Goldthwaite
Danvers
Hira B. Brown
Dublin
Ind
H. M. Fowler
Cleveland
Belle McDuff
New Hampshire
J. S. Stevens
Philadelphia
Storm Drives Yachts to Shore and Floods Winthrop Beachmont
A severe wind and rain event hit the North Shore with heavy downpours after 10 o'clock, flooding streets in East Boston Beachmont and Winthrop. Many small boats capsized or anchored to avoid swamping while tents along Beachmont and the bay front were toppled as streets turned to rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Beachmont
Winthrop
Béachmont
Boy Bum escape on swing in New Jersey incident
Bert Hardy an 11 year old Methodist Sunday school excursionist near Boynton Beach Raritan Bay escaped strangulation when a swing rope looped around his neck as it swung. He fell unconscious but was rescued by bystanders and doctors called it a miracle he survived. he sustained rope abrasions and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
Bert Hardy
Boynton Beach
Raritan Bay
Hardy
Trolley Collision Kills One in Toronto Area
A Scarboro Suburban trolley clash east of Toronto killed one person and seriously injured three others while several more were hurt slightly. A motor car and trailer carrying Sackville Street Baptist Mission pupils and teachers collided with a westbound empty car on a curved stretch. Cars traveled about ten miles an hour. visibility was poor due to the curve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Scarboro
Sackville Street
Victoria Park
Sudden Worcester Storm Strikes With Hail and Thunder
About 2:30 PM a dark sky over Worcester turned stormy with wind rain and hail. Hailstones pea sized fell for about two minutes accompanied by thunder and lightning. No damage reported. Temperatures ranged from 68 to 49 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Insurgents Pardoned in Hawaii on Independence Day
Honolulu on July 5 and Victoria July 13 report President Dole released forty five insurgents sentenced to five years each, with four other prisoners pardoned for meritorious conduct. Commutations reduced terms from 80 to 20 years for Gulick Seward Rikard Wilcox, from 30 to 15 years for Walker Carl Willman Greig, and from 26 to 16 years for Louis Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Victoria
B. C
Republic of Hawaii
Dole
Council of State
Co. T. Gulick
W. H. Seward
W. H. Rikard
R. W. Wilcox
T. B. Walker
I. Carl Willman
W. H. Greig
Louis Marshall
Looking for her son in San Francisco camp search
Mrs Marie Wainwright a Boston widow is in San Francisco seeking her son George C believed to be in the army under an assumed name. He disappeared from Boston after inheriting 30000 from his uncle James Dwyer two years ago. Dwyer and Wainwright were prominent Bangor Maine lumber merchants and Dwyer left valuable Concord New Hampshire real estate neglected due to his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Stly
Marie Wainwright
Boston
George C
Camp Monterey
James Dwyer
Dwyer
Wainwright
Bangor
Concord
N. H
Destructive July hailstorm hits Hartford tobacco belt
A fierce hailstorm with wind struck Hartford area between 3 and 4 pm, damaging tobacco crops across Windsor Locks Suffield East Hartford Glastonbury Manchester and Wethersfield. Lightning injured Harvey Fuller near Windsor Locks. Hail depths reached up to eighteen inches on roofs in Glastonbury. Widespread crop ruin and downed wires hindered communication, with losses likely over 200000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Windsor Locks
Suffield
East Hartford
Glastonbury
Manchester
Wethersfield
Att Wood
Harvey Fuller
Board of Police Postpones Promotions Pending Papers
The police board planned to promote patrolmen to sergeant and lieutenants, but Walter E. Bruce's promotion was delayed because civil service papers for his examination were not returned in time. William O. Libby and Edwin A. Piper passed, and the board expects to issue a new order on Monday to promote them together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police
Walter E. Bruce
Civil Service Commissioners
William O. Libby
Edwin A. Piper
Cuban Patriots Confident In U S Neutrality Aid
President Palmer of the Cuban republic in New York says the movement will act within U S law while seeking recognition. Senor Sangilly may become diplomatic delegate to push belligerent rights. The revolutionary plan aims to raise funds and supply ammunition to Cuba without law violations, targeting a spring 1896 endgame and Havana independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Palmer
United States
Senor Sangilly
South America
Revolutionary Party
Cuba
Havana
Russia asks date for Japanese withdrawal from Liao Tung
Prince Lobanoff Ros tovski, Russia foreign minister, asked Japanese minister Nishi on July 11 for a withdrawal date from Liao Tung. Japan said it would hold the territory until China pays the war indemnity and compensation for renouncing Liao Tung. Russia then instructed its Tokio ambassador to seek a withdrawal date for all troops from the Chinese mainland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Press
St. Petersburg
Prince Lobanoff
Rostovski
Nishi Tokujiro
Russia
Liao Tung Peninsula
Japan
Liao Tung
Tokio
New York Gold Shipments Set for England
New York reports a July 13 steamer to England carrying 250000 dollars in American gold. Nesslage Colgate & Co, agents for Western mines and refineries, explain London’s demand and profit in current sterling exchange. They note no further exports are planned at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
England
House of Nesslage, Colgate & Co
Nesslage, Colgate & Co
London
Park House demolition plans settled for August start
Proprietor Whipple of the Parker House ends extended quarters plans and the Park House property dispute is resolved. Demolition work is expected to begin August 1, removing the Park House at the noted site while the Bosworth extension proceeds under Whipple’s earlier arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whipple
Parker House
Bosworth
Park House
Lightning strikes barn at Fales farm in Ayer area
A bolt hit the barn of Charles H. Fales between Ayer and Littleton this afternoon, burning the barn and house to the ground. Much hay and farming tools were destroyed. only some house furniture was saved. Loss estimated at 3500 with 2000 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Charles H. Fales
Littleton
New England pensions listing multiple original and reissued claims
The report enumerates pension actions across New England and New Hampshire including_original and reissue cases for individuals in Rhode Island Massachusetts and New Hampshire with names such as Joseph Garnett John Battey George W Clark Thomas Norton Davis C Witherell Andrew Simmons William Schreider Charles N Allen Caleb M Hayden Cornelius Moynihan Edward Norton Harrison Maynard Joseph Warren Edwin Spencer Albert Pittsley James Flynn Samuel Merrill John White Rufus Day Thomas Trainer William Fitzgibbons Samuel T Goss and widows and minors of George F Lewis plus Maine Cumberland Mills New Hampshire Tilton and Lakeport entries with increases and reissues for several claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
Rhode Island
Joseph Garnett
Woonsocket
John J. Battey
Massachusetts
George W. Clark
Boston
Thomas Norton
Davis C. Witherell
East Cambridge
Andrew R. Simmons
Fall River
William Schreider
Mattapan
Charles N. Allen
Charlestown
George Washer
Soldiers’ Home
Chelsea
James McGuire
Caleb M. Hayden
South Braintree
Cornelius Moynihan
South Boston
Edward H. Norton
Worcester
Harrison Maynard
Shrewsbury
Joseph Warren
Lee
Edwin R. Spencer
Dudley
Albert R. Pittsley
Cochusett
James Flynn
Samuel D. Merrill
Fiskdale
John White
Quincy
Rufus L. Day
Webster
Thomas Trainer
Beverly
William Fitzgibbons
Northampton
Increase
Samuel T
John Venderheden
Tilton
James Hanlon
Job C. Jenne
Lakeport
Rollins D. Moore
Amherst
John S. Hubley
Portsmouth
Bloody end of Formosa republic turmoil rocks Kelung
Kelung the republic's president fled to China amid looting of government stores and treasury, rioting, and deaths. The powder magazine exploded outside the city, killing many as English and German interests were guarded. Japanese forces arrived early next morning to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laipeh
Formosa
Kelung
Republic
China
Boy struck by tent pole in Roxbury on Fluntington avenue
Patrick Murphy, 12, of 30 Mechanic street Roxbury, was hit on the head by a tent pole on Fluntington avenue grounds yesterday afternoon. He suffered a compound skull fracture and was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Murphy
Mechanic Street
Roxbury
Fluntington Avenue
City Hospital
Descendants of Rebecca Nurse Hold Danvers Gathering
The Nurse family descendants mark their annual gathering on the 2th inst at the Nurse homestead in Danvers, honoring Rebecca Nurse, a victim of the Salem witchcraft delusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Nurse
Danvers
New England River and Harbor Work Report Details
Washington July 13 report of Captain Bixby shows the south New England coast harbor projects. The largest single locality spend was 219366 dollars at Point Judith harbor of refuge, now over half completed with a 5000 foot breakwater and 2600 feet below water level. Newport Harbor work focused on dredging shoals while Stoughton Connecticut harbor of refuge nears completion with 10637 spent. Nantucket harbor advances with the west jetty finished and the east jetty nearing half complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bixby
South New England
Chief of Army Engineers
Harbor of Refuge
Point Judith
Newport Harbor
Stoughton
Conn
Nantucket
Labor Union Convention Ends With Defeated AFL Withdrawal
The National Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees closed its annual convention last night. A resolution to withdraw from the American Federation of Labor failed. The boycott of the English brewery syndicate in the United States was endorsed. The free pass system was condemned as harmful patronage. National officers elected include Claud Hogan of New York as president Edward Kelly of Cincinnati as vice president James Hynes of New York as recording secretary Patrick Moloney of Boston as treasurer. Detroit was chosen for the next convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees
American Federation of Labor
United States
Claud Hogan
New York
Edward Kelly
Cincinnati
James Hynes
Patrick Moloney
Boston
de Toit
Victoria Martin Arrested on Ship Departure Attempt
Victoria Woodhull Martin was arrested at the Hotel Majestic by Deputy Sheriff McGivney before sailing to Europe. A suit by Ella C. Welles seeks 1500 for alleged wrongful destruction of clothing and seven trunks. She posted 1000 bail, declined to say if she would sail, and returned to the Majestic amid the Humanitarian magazine dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Victoria Woodhull Martin
Hotel Majestic
McGivney
Europe
Justice Stover
Supreme Court
Ella C. Welles
Superior Court
Victoria Woodhull
Lady Cook
Waltham Consumtives Face City Health Action
Physicians in Waltham gathered at City Hall to discuss combating a surge of consumption. A circular on infectiousness and quarter disinfection was approved, with expanded exam access for physicians. Dr. Worcester supported separating strong and weak students for public schools. The Board planned stricter rules to deter consumptives from settling in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Board of Health
Worcester
Hamilton Mills Resuming Striking Weavers Return
In Amesbury on July 13 four of the str iking weavers at Hamilton Mills went back to work. A total of 243 looms are running, up 107 since last Monday, with many expected to return next Monday. The Weavers' Union held an important meeting in Bahan Hall where James F. Carey urged perseverance and support from the union leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesbury
Hamilton Mills
Weavers’ Union
Bahan Hall
James F. Carey
Haverhill
Whitehead
Textile Union of
Fall River
Request for Henry George in will of London chemist
Silas Mainville Burroughs a London chemist is dead in Monte Carlo. His English will leaves 24 shares of his estate to various charities and to Henry George, the Single Tax advocate. Medina N Y properties are willed as a playground. The rest goes to his wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Silas Mainville Burroughs
Burroughs, Welcome & Co
London
England
Monte Carlo
Olive Augusta Chase Burroughs
Theodore Barrett
Medina
N. Y
Edinburgh Medical Mission
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Cemetery Fund
African Mission
Hope House
Tangier
Henry George
St Mary’s North End Parish Picnic Promises Fast Boston Roster
Annual parish picnic entries from Boston include Crowley, famed potato racer, and Stewart, top quarter miler. Events sanctioned by N E A R U feature 100 yard dash, potato race, one mile, 440 yard, 88 yard dashes, high jump, shot put. Prizes go to first and second in each event. Open to amateurs. entries close tomorrow. contact T F Garrity at 29 Sheafe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Parish
North End
Boston
Crowley
Stewart
T. F. Garrity
Sheafe Street
Kiel Canal Collision Sinks French Vessel
A ship passing the Kiel Canal collided with the French ship Emile near Rendsburg and the Emile sank immediately, halting traffic in the Baltic North Sea waterway and delaying transit today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Baltic-North Sea Canal
Emile
Rendsburg
Loan Bill Faces Mayor Veto Review In City Council
The Board of Aldermen is set to accept the mayoral verdict on the loan measure John B Moran and the elections deputyship. East Boston hospital demand contrasts with a $60000 Webster avenue widening cut as non urgent. The Broadway extension was omitted from the loan bill, drawing debate among city leaders. The new Election Board plans to move offices and increase staff, with Moran shifting to oppose Republicans this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
East Boston
Webster Avenue
Cross Street
Union Depot
Charlestown
Teamsters
Nashua Street
Lomasney
O’brien
Common Council
Broadway
Messrs. Pearson and
Farrer
Moran
Prizes Declared for City Sailing Regatta Final Races
Officials led by A. T. Bliss announce results from the July 4 sailing race after protests and corrections. Awards list first through fifth class prizes for boats including Caribou, Rex, Savitar, and Lillian, with sums ranging from $3 to more than $50 and multiple classes such as keels, knockabouts, and S and C boats. Final tally to be confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
John Cavanagh
Ida J
F. E. Beckman
Quissett
W. P. Taylor
Caribou
James Bertram
Kitty, Bowers and Longmore
BA Pvize
Ceca Ecersensu Selves
Rex
J. B. Farrell
Cc. B
Savitar
E. A. Cook
Cocheco
F. M. Borden
C. B
Mist
A. M. Merrill
Lillian
G. W. Griffis
Keels
Ariel
A. W. Gosbee
Nike
T. E. Jacobs
Nabob
H. W. Friend
la Chica
C. V. Souther
Mabel F. Swift
C. E. Bruce
Nausett
P.C. Cummins
DIIZO
Gracie G
M. J. Sughrue
Ees
J. F. Blanchard
Camilla
T. H. Jackson
W. F
C. F. Bache
H. . Faxon
Topsey
Tg .O. Gay
W. E. Whitney
F. O. Wellington
Satanic
William Daly, Jr
Bulalia
R. G. Hunt
Zoe
James McCarthy
L. A. Horton
Sunbeam
H. B. Faxon
Mirage
Carl Schindler
Alpine
J. Blethen
Jonah
N. B. Stone
Kitty Did
C. B. Pear
Scurey
George Walsh
Deaf Man Killed by Train in Caryville
Albert Tourtellotte, 75, of Caryville, was struck by a westbound New York and New England railroad passenger train at Caryville on July 13. The deaf man did not hear the three whistle blasts and was instantly killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medway
Albert Tourtellotte
Caryville
Central Division
New York & New England Railroad
Tourtellotte
Amesbury Strikers Return to Work Progress Report
Lockout at Amesbury mill shows 242 looms active today, up 107 from Monday. Management anticipates many workers will resume Monday as strike actions subside and outside aid comes in.
First Lady and Second Lady Exchange Humorous Seat Banter
In a witty remark captured by Puck, the First Lady asks if the Second Lady thanked him for her seat. The Second Lady quips that she did not thank him, suggesting he may have offered it because she appeared old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
Warden Faces Bathing Clash Over Race at Prison
New York July 13. Warden Hayes at Crow Hill Penitentiary struggles as white prisoners refuse to bathe with colored inmates and the latter object to bathing afterward. Indians also refuse after the first group. If Maltby civil rights bill applies, and the negroes insist on simultaneous bathing, the warden may face damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hayes
Crow Hill Penitentiary
Milford Robbery Arrest Of Tailor Victim’s Watch
William J. Mc Quade was arrested in Milford this afternoon charged with robbing tailor John D. Gillis of Pine Street of $0 and a gold watch Monday afternoon. A hearing will be held Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
William J. McQuade
John D. Gillis
Pine Street
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Mrs. Clark
Esther
Oregon
Old Kentucky
John Wills
Mrs. Wills
the Post
F. Lingane
Ence Telegram
Cook
New Jersey
Christian Union
YP. G. U
Jersey
Rev. M
H. McGlauflin
North Shore
Hawaiian Republic
NEW England Pensions
Formosa Republic
Labor News
Victoria Martin
Waltham Consumptives
ST. Mary's
Kiel Canal
John.b.moran
A. T. Bliss
Werere
H.m.s
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