Herr Krupp of Essen and the Rise of a Steel Empire
Berlin, July 14. Freiderich Krupp, famed steel gun maker, dies at his villa near Essen. Born 1812, he built a vast works housing 8500 workers and 3277 houses, producing rails, tires, axles, and shells. The Krupp firm expanded with large scale casting, steam power, and a global fleet supplying iron ore and ships.
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Krupp Heir Continues Family Steel Empire Leadership
The passage notes Krupp II will carry on the immense Essen business. The son near thirty and Krupp's brother in law have led the management of the Essen empire. For a decade Krupp seldom visited workshops but worked in a darkened room or saddle, developing improvements later tested by Essen managers.
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Prominent Haverhill Citizen William Jeffers Dies
William Jeffers aged 68 died yesterday leaving a widow and three children. Major Cyrus Naughan of Middleboro aged 71 died yesterday after a horse kick. He served at Fortress Monroe and reinlisted as drum major in the Eighteenth Massachusetts. He helped organize Rodman Post No. 1 in New Bedford and later worked at the ore Straw Works in Middleboro. He leaves a widow and funeral is Saturday.
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Baltimore and Ohio Negotiations Seek Clean Title
Reports on B and O talks remain conflicting though clearer details emerge. A proposed plan would transfer telegraph lines directly to a $2.5 million syndicate to remove a 10 million dollar lien from the system and allow clean title. Drexel Morgan and Co reportedly bids on behalf of the syndicate.
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July Weddings in Waltham Highlight Six Nuptials
In Waltham on July 14 six weddings took place in the afternoon and evening. Notable unions include Winfield S. Gower and Jennie E. Brooks and Frank H. Brooks and Carrie E. Washburne, with ceremonies by Rev J M Avann and receptions followed by tours in Maine and New Hampshire. Other couples include A Lawrence Poor and Kate Anderson, William B. Youngman and Addie Akester, Charles N. Brown and Emma Rose Gendreau, and Owen A. Parker and Nellie M. Gentleman.
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Boston
Boston, and Only Son of Mrs. Stickney, Was United To Miss Carrie E. Washburne
East Ash Street
J. M. Avann
Methodist Church
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A. Lawrence Poor
Kate Anderson
Adams Street
J. W. Stratton
Newark
William B. Youngman
Addie Akester
L. P. Blackford
St. Mary’s Church
T. Brosnahan
Charles N. Brown
Emma Rose Gendreau
Owen A
Wreck of the Merrimack Told by Survivors and Crew
Passengers arriving in Halifax recount the Merrimack disaster praising officers and crew for calm conduct during the crash on Little Hope Island. Tales include rescue efforts, protection of women, and division of blankets. fog issues and pilot warnings are noted as contributing factors with insurance details and tug assistance forthcoming.
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Yacht Fleet Arrives as Bar Harror Harbor Fest Sparkles
Pris cilla of New York docked after arrival at Bar Harror on July 14 while the Meteor left earlier. The yacht fleet rests in harbor decorated with streamers. A lumber schooner struck the Iowa causing rail damage and other harm. Judge O W Holmes of Boston stays at Louisburg. the Vanderbilts occupy Devil stone cottage for the season. A gala German Saturday night at West End honors the fleet.
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Newport Season Opens With Morning Casino Concert
Newport Rhode Island July 14 The season began with a social start as a morning concert at the Casino drew many cottagers and society figures. During the Cincinnati society session July 27 and 28 members will tour Butts Hill and hear an address on the Battle of Rhode Island by Hon. W P Sheffield. Butts Hill marks a key Revolutionary War battle site.
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Amusements listings for Boston and nearby venues
Readable listings show events at the Boston Museum with Little Corinne in Arcadia at 8 PM. Oakland Garden hosts Procolini Opera Company while C H Hall offers a promenade concert. Horticultural Hall features Munkacsy painting Christ Before Pilate.
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Marriages in Massachusetts reflect multiple July unions
In Waltham and nearby areas on July 12 to 14, couples including Charles N. Brown and Emma Rose Gendreau, Frank H. Brooks and Carrie Washburne, Herbert Reynolds Best and Mary Louisa Calder, George L. Exston and Edith M. Worth, Winfield Grover and Jennie E. Brooks, and others wed in ceremonies conducted by local reverends. Additional weddings include Francis H. Leear and Nellie Keenan, Joseph Meldon and Hannah O'Donnell, William J. Mulkern and Elizabeth Faulkner, Oliver A. Parker and Nellie M. Gentleman, A Lawrence Poor and Kate Anderson, Louis L. Phillips and Edith A. Wright, Walter E. Robie and Flora E. Nelson, William B. Youngman and Addie Akester.
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Waltham
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Nellie M. Gentleman
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Edith A. Wright
Boston
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William B. Youngman
Addie Akester
Deaths from Boston area list several residents by surname
Death notices from Quincy Point to South Boston report names ages and dates of death. Notables include George W. Collier 55, James J. Cronan 32, Henry M. Delano, Marian C. Dexter, Ida Leo, Sarah Wyman Gaffield 62, Jennie Greenberg 25, Lizzie Hagerty 31, George H. Hobart 45, Patrick Houlihan 35, Hannah C. Jenkins, Charles G. Leonard 29, Johanna McDonnell 63, John T. M. Osborn 68, John A Pratt 58 8 months, and Lathan M Wright.
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Excursions Offered by Boston and Maines S Co
For further information about tickets and staterooms apply at the companys office No 19 Congress St Howard Bank Building.
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