Saddlery Association Banquet Highlights Women and Power
The Wholesale Saddlery Association hosted its eleventh annual banquet at Hotel Brunswick with 250 attendees. Col. Guild proclaimed the U S as a great power postwar, praising women’s progress and urging unity in business and public duty. Mayors, politicians, and industry leaders stressed modernization, consolidation, and national pride.
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Wholesale Saddlery Association
Hotel Brunswick
John Hopewell
Republic
Quincy
Boston
Commonwealth
George A. Marden
McKinley
Guild
United States of America
United States
Cuba
Hardenburgh
Alleged Women Pickpockets Held In Municipal Court
Florence Moore and Sadie West of Chicago were arraigned in Municipal Court and held in 3000 bail for the Superior Court next month. They could not furnish bail and were committed. A leather pouch and other items were found at arrest.
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Florence Moore
Sadie West
Chicago
Knox
Wolf
Therson
Tha ‘Moore
Chance-Hagan Trial Fees Bill Awarded by Court
Judge Harriman billed Suffolk county 900 for legal services in the Chance trial. The Superior Court allowed the fee. Wardner earned 600 as junior counsel. Hagan, indicted with Chance, was represented by Swasey and Sullivan billed 900 in total.
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Nior
Swasey Ask A
Sullivan
Injury Report From Fourth of July Fireworks Mishap
A Fourth of July incident at Dean's Field involved a Roman candle misfire. One man was seriously burned, others suffered lesser injuries as spectators attempted to clear the area.
Bordman Wins Support as City Council Reaffirms Power
Boston council hails Captain Bordman after his front line service and returns of council power. Morse resolutions pass. Linehan proposes anti imperialist measure condemning Fourth of July orator Matthews. Printing plant profits and engine house debates follow, plus a sharp critique of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Club.
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Bordman
Moore
Nangle
Armistead
Chamberlain
Hickey
Atwood
Watson
Hibbard
Logan
Riley
Captain Bordman
Morse
Bordres
Linehan
Nathan Matthews
Boston
Tremont Tarcene
The
Times
Washington
Jefferson
Monroe
Lincoln
Republic
Matthews
Mr. Chamberlain
Ward 12
Admiral Sampson
Quincy
Boston Harbor
Ancients
Faneuil Hall
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Bailey
Street Commissioners
Kiley
Board of Estimate
Warren Avenue
30 000 Men Richer by Tin Plate Wage Increase
Chicago July 18 The officers of the American Tin Plate Company and the Amalgamated Association wage committee agreed on a new scale granting a straight 15 percent increase. The raise takes effect from July 1 and will be the minimum for the year ending June 30 1900. Over 30 000 tinplate workers benefit from the adjustment.
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Chicago
American Tin Plate Company
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Tin Plate
Amalgamated Association Committee
Boy with fracture in hospital care after bridge fall
A 15 year old boy named James McKenney is brought to City Hospital after a fall from a bridge. Doctors found a compound fracture and a serious head injury while the father, unreachable, could not provide details or identity of any assailant. The hospital will report further updates.
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City Hospital
James McKenney
Chaser Owever
Strike Planned by Fall River Firemen for 17 Cents Hour
Firemen from multiple mills in Fall River met and voted to demand 17 cents an hour actual time. If denied, a strike is planned for Saturday with night shift to start at end of Friday work. American Print Works already granted the rise. Iron Works Mill expected to follow, under 11 1 4 hour day terms. Local union includes about 200 members, with many non union sympathizers ready to join the action.
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Fall River
American Print Works
Iron Works
Beron
Died of lockjaw after toy pistol accident
In East Boston a bright 10 year old, George C Fouhy, son of Maurice J Fouhy, died from lockjaw after accidentally shooting himself in the left palm with a toy pistol on the eve of the Fourth. He had hoped to join the national birthday celebration with friends nearby.
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Boston
George C. Fouhy
Maurice J. Fouhy
Webs Street
George Sophy
Boy Dies After Wound At Wood Island Park
The narrative recounts a boy who suffered a wound midweek, improved after treatment, then fell gravely ill and died Wednesday morning. It notes this is the third such victim since the Fourth of July, with floral tributes at the home and a 9 o'clock funeral service.
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Fouhy
Klondikers Arrive Rich From Yukon Mines in Seattle
Two hundred Klondikers arrive from Skaguay on steamers with about $200,000 in gold dust and dozens of drafts. Reported fortunes include H. F. George with $700,000, George and Charles Worden with $230,000, and J. Stanley around $969,000 from No 24 25 26 claims. Local miners boast of large payouts on Eldorado and Bonanza claims and describe big finds at Snow Creek and California Creek. Prospectors invite others to invest in Yukon or Colorado mining ventures.
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Klondikers
John Stanley
J. F. George
Swiftwater
Bill” Gates
Rahh. Stevens
George
Charles Worden
Seattle
Wash
Skaguay
Orozaba
Farallon
City of Seattle
H. F. George
H. H. Stevens
Ike’ Swartz
Thomas Blake
Anvil Creek
Snow Creek
California Creek
Professor Tenay
J. St
Boston
Yukon
Colorado
Governor grants requisition for bigamy suspect
Governor Powers orders the surrender of Dr. Walter R. Gwynne of Fall River Mass for bigamy in Dover Maine. Eva May Lake, sent from Fall River to separate from Gwynne, had Gw ynne marry again after a prior divorce. Maine required assurance that the process would bear no expense to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
California
Walter R. Gwynne
Fall River
Mass
Dover
Eva May Lake
Corinth
Edward Lake
Gwynne
Maine
Lake
Somerville Hibernians Install Officers in Somerville Hall
The Somerville Hibernians Division 39 A O H held a public officer installation at Army Hall Winter Hill with surprises including a gavel for President Robert B Cronin and a cane for Dr Henry C Hache The guest list featured ex Alderman Lenehan John B O Higgins Major John C Crowley and others A banquet followed with many attendees and newly elected officers sworn in including M Esars E Cronin and R J McLaughlin in attendance.
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Division
Somerville
Prone
Army Hall
Winter Hill
Robert B. Cronin
Henry C. Hache
Thomas Francis Meagher
Thomas W. Shaw
Thomas B. Linehan
Malden
Edward J. Mulroney
Lenehan
John B. O'Higgins
John T. Galvin
Charlestown
John C. Crowley
C. E. Crowley
Lawrence Murphy
Henry Merrick
Mesars
E. Cronin
R. J. McLaughlin
Jo_243
Cody
P. J. Mony
Michael Driscoll
Thomas Kilmartin
Jeremiah Heggarty
Charles L. Mooney
James Scannell
T. A. Murrey
William Scully
John Flynn
James J. Murray
Timothy Brophy
Patrick McLaughlin
John J. Higgins
Daley and Lavigne Fight to Draw in Berlin New Hampshire
In Berlin New Hampshire July 13 Andy Daley of Bath Maine and Lavigne of Boston fought a tame twenty five round draw at the Opera House under the Berlin Athletic Association. Lavigne led most of the bout, betting favored a knockout while Daley showed staying power and the crowd expressed mild disappointment. Sullivan of Portland acted as referee.
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Berlin
N. H
Andy Daley
Bath
Lavigne
Boston
Opera House
Berlin Athletic Association
Tonigt
Daley
Sullivan
Portland
Tremill 8 Breaks Track Record at Nashua Driving Park
In Nashua New Hampshire on July 13 a lively crowd witnessed Ter rill 8 win the free for all race and set a new track record with a mile time of 2 13 12. C F Pike announced that A E Cole owner of the Hudson horse was fined $100 for improper language toward judges the prior day.
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Nashua
N. H
Terrill
C. F. Pike
A. E. Cole
Hudson
Grand National Curling Club meets at Boston grounds
Keen interest marked the thirty third annual convention of the Grand National Curling Club of America at the Boston Curling Club Fresh Pond with delegates from clubs across the region. The meeting featured reports, committee appointments, and the admission of Brookline Country Club to the federation. James Burden and P F Gilmartin won medals in the invitation and qualification rounds amid a day of games and a supper adjournment.
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Grand National Curling Club of America
Boston Curling Club
Fresh Pond
Caledonian
Club
N. Y
P. F. Gilmartin
Jersey City
N. J
Thomas Watson
St. Andrews
Thomas Nicholson
Yonkers
John H. Ferguson
Thistle
W.peene
James Thaw
Peter Peebles
F. Gilmartin
John Young
J. F. Conley
Brookline Country Club
Eew National Curling Club
John McGaw
Sane Burden
T. Nicholson
P. Gilmartin
Yva
James Burden
James Bell
Thistle Club
Lackawanna
Njagg
Kip
Piers See Tate
Smith
Barnett
Lamb
I Russell
Strickland
G. Wemyss
Thaw
Harris
Briggs
BND
Pepper
York
O. S. Briggs
Ehaanaust Glimastin
New York
Rookline
Boston
Yonkera
Utica
Empire City
von Courtland
Morrison
Alfred Munson
Www
G. Edwards
George Peene
Asurer
David Fowlis
New York City
Boxing Gossip Highlights Fall and Winter Pugilism
Boxers look to a busy season with Jeffries Sharke y and McGovern Pedlar Palmer bouts in sight. A Coney Island rep in England plans clashes with top home talent including Jordan Sweeney Burge and Dobbs. Dixon likely faces Jordan. Dobbs may meet Erie. Kid McCoy versus Joe Choynski seen as uncertain. Westchester Club offers a record purse of 10 000 and 2 percent of door money over 90 000 plus 15 percent for picture rights. Hamilton primes as a strong contender with Whistler next. Tim Kearns seeks Frank Erne shot. Haley versus Barrett cards at Greenwood A C.
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Jeffries
Ben’’ Jordan
England
Owen Sweeney
Ireland
Dick” Burge
Bobby’ Dobbs
George Dixon
Jordan
Bobby” Dobbs
Frank Erie
Kid’ McCoy
Joe’’ Choynski
Palmer
Westchester Club
Jack Hamilton
Billy’ Whistier
Tim Kearns
Mike Medden
Frank Erne
Kid" Lavigne
Tim
Jack Daly
Patsey Haley
Billy Barrett
Greenwood A. C
Barrett
Lowell Lad
Stockings
Conroy of
Troy
Bob Armstrong
Bates News Behind Bates Nomination In Boston Meetings
Arthur Knell, the Weatfield lawyer, arrived in Boston to report on insurance cases before Judge Fessenden and to voice strong support for Speaker Bates. Knell claims eastern counties favor Bates for lieutenant governor, with Springfield leaders backing Le Rey. Conferences are planned in North Adams, Springfield, Pittsfield and other cities as Irwin and allies tilt toward Bates, seeking solid delegations for the convention.
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Arthur Knell
Weatfield
Boston
Fessenden
Knell
Bates
Holyoke City
Springfield
Warriner
H. H. Bosworth
le Rey
Bos
North Pene
Pittsfield
Irwin
Boxing bouts eyed revival in Quaker City this winter
Rumors say Philadelphia boxing may return with ten round matches this winter at the Broadway A. C. After twenty rounds were completed on July 21, fans hope for more action in the area.
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Broadway A. C
Quaker City
Carney Hospital Games and Picnic Highlights
A Boston charity event featured an Allio Garden athletic program with sprints, hurdles, and distance runs as teams including St. Francis de Sakts and a local Columbus contingent competed. The picnic included a closely fought exhibition baseball game won 31 by Pringen after a seven inning clash, with standout plays by Boles at center and a home run sealing the win.
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Athleta
D. Eaton
Nall ‘Bean
Beaton College
H. C. McGrath
St. Joseph’s A. A
Pattory
Geans
Eo. Eerne
D. Maltivan
Chiand A
R.A. McLennen
East Boston
T. A. Ards
Stora Neds
Ind
Tyneh
St A. Na
J. J. Fenno
J. Od .Gates
Boston
Vie H. Mee
Connelly
F Gonnely Ie
Ig Tha
cDosald
Avani
St.rancis de Saktsening
Aa Walsh
Ey di Piches
Llalian
Cenit Tinke
Hts
Solumbus
Pringen
Sing
Seas Plate
Tata
Knoe
Cathedral parish reunion and picnic at Caledonia Grove
About 3500 people from the South End Roxbury and Dorchester attended the Cathedral parish annual reunion picnic and games at Caledonia Grove West Roxbury. Political figures including Senator Kellher Representative Gartland Alderman Doyle and others were present with an afternoon handicap meet featuring sprints and races led by chief marshal James Donovan and director Joseph A Sheehan.
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Caledonia Grove
West Roxbury
South End
Roxbury
Dorchester
John A. Kellher
James Donovan
John J. Gartland
James B. Doyle
Thomas J. Kellher
Richard J. Mayes
Joseph A. Sheehan
Amar
Protection Against the Dreaded Kissing Bug
A Boston report warns of a feared kissing bug and notes skepticism from the State Board of Agriculture. The Oak Hall Clothing Company advertises a protective bed frame with fine netting that envelopes a bed or lounge, offering shelter from bites and from flies and mosquitoes. The device, adaptable to various locations, is sold at Oak Hall on Washington Street.
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Egypt
State Board of Agriculture
Commonwealth
Oak Halls Clothing Company
Oak Hall Clothing Company
Washington Street
Pearce Death Notice Cambridge North Cambridge
Death notices read for Pearce at Cambridge with address 30 Walden Street North Cambridge. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Burial or service details appear in New York papers.
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Mead Waccer
Oneida
Street
Pearce
Cambridge
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Martin Herron
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Toy
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Agnes M. Ready
Munyon
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Brookline
George W. Péene
James ‘Bur
Alex. ‘Thompson
Robert Nith
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Martin
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Fairbank
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