Man Found Dead in Brook After Self Inflicted Shot
A farm hand near Islington, Dedham, found a man dead in a brook after shooting himself through the left ear. He wandered from the New York & New England tracks at 9:30 a m. A left handed man about 28, 5 feet 10, dark, clean shaven. Clothing described. tattoo of a girl on left arm. gold in front teeth. $13.60, Christian Endeavor badge, and an envelope with the note Read this carefully It may be the means of saving a man. Medical Examiner Hodgdon and the undertaker took charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
John Dean
Islington
New York & New England
Christian Endeavor
Hodgdon
Fire at Sebator Iron and Foundry destroys shops
A fire in Middleboro at the Sebator Iron and Foundry Company shops destroyed the moulding and pattern shops, leaving forty-five men unemployed. Loss estimated at 40000 dollars with 15000 dollars insured. Cause unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleboro
Sebator Iron and Foundry Company
President Fishes at Buzzard's Bay with Dr Bryant
The President spent the day fishing at Buzzard's Bay accompanied by Dr Bryant and returned shortly after six o'clock. The Oneida sailed back to New York today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzzard’s Bay
Bryant
New York
Money Back If You Say So Tailors Ad Plainly
A bold sales pitch claims lower prices and a money back guarantee for men and boys wear. It touts $12 and $15 suits in varying styles, with complete clothing lines aside from shoes, plus straw hats neckwear gloves hosiery and underwear.
Officer Kennedy Dropped After Conduct Unbecoming Charges
Police commissioners held a hearing on mutual assault at Mechanics Hall during a Christian Endeavor event. Patrolman Spring found guilty of conduct unbecoming. Kennedy dismissed. Also, Patrolman Giblin resigned while drunkenness charges were pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring
Kennedy
Mechanics’ Hall
Christian Endeavorers
Creed
W. W. Williams
Lyme Springs
Clarence T. Moore
Sheehan
Williams
Giblin
Station 11
Carries Large Majority of Seats So Far in UK Election
London revisions show party gains across districts with Unionists leading in many seats. Contested results include Lambeth Brixton division Conservative gain, Tynemouth Conservative majority, Islington divisions swinging, and multiple gains for Conservative and Unionist candidates in Bath, Reading, Bristol, Southampton area and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hereford
C. W. Radcliffe Cooke
Robert Edgecumbe
Cooke
Boston
William Garfit
W. J. Ingram
Illustrated London News
Paddington
John Aird
Mr. Maberley
Libera
Sain
Croydon
Charles T. Ritchie
Board of Trade
C. C. Hutchinson
Tynemouth
Donkin
F. D. Blake
Lambeth
Brixton
Marquis of Carmarthen
Mr. Head
Bradford
L. Wanklyn
J. Shaw-Lefevre
Rosebery
A. Penrose-Fitzgerald
A. J. David
Bath
Wyndham Murray
E. R. Wodehouse
Sir M. Conway
John Fuller
Murray
Mr. Wodehouse
Reading
C. T. Murdoch
G. W. Palmer
Stalybridge
T. H. Sidebottom
J. M. Wright
Battersea
J. Burns
G. S. Ridley Smith
Burns
Warrington
Robert Pierpont
Mr. Scott
Wigan
Francis Powell
Thomas Aspinwall
King’s Lynn
T. Gibson Bowles
H. Beaumont
Bury-Lancashire
James Kenyon
J. F. Cheetham
Sir Henry James
Baron Aylston
Peterborough
R. Purvis
A. C. Morton
Rochester
Viscount Cranborne
C. Grenfell
Ashton
Herbert Whiteley
William Woods
James Sexton
Bristol
East
W. H. Willis
Mr. Hobson
Islington
B. L. Cohen
McKinnon Wood
Aberdeen
Hoon
James Bryce
Mr. Stewart
Edward Hill
Mr. Power
Deptford
C. J. Darling
Mr. MacNamara
Cheltenham
Russell
W. Blaydes
Thomas Richardson
Sir C. Furness
Halifax
Alfred Arnold
W. Rawson Shaw
J. Booth
John Lister
T. Lough
G. Barham
Michael Hicks Beach
Mr. Lawless
Michael
A. K. Rollitt
Mr. Hart
North
Henry M. Stanley
C. P. Trevelyan
West Division
Ernest Flower
J. C. Horsfall
Ben Tillett
Dunbor
Flower
Horsfall
Til
Joseph Crosland
Russell Smart
J. Crosland
Clapham
Percy M. Thornton
Mr. Kempster
Westham
South
Major Banes
J. K. Hardie
Earnest Gray
T. N. A. Grove
W. A. Hunter
Mr. Mahon
Bolton
H. Shepherd Cross
G. Harwood
F. C. Bridgeman
F. Brocklehurst
Harwood
Colonel Bridgeman
Woolwich
Colonel Hughes
Mr. Jones
G. T. C. Bartley
Dr. Napier
Plymouth
Sir Edward Clarke
C. Harrison
E. Hubbard
S. E. Mendl
Oldham
R. Ashcroft
J. F. Oswald
Mr. Lee
J. J. Hubbert
Ipswich
Daniel F. Goddard
C. Dalrymple
A. W. Soames
Lord Elcho
Dudley—B. Robinson
Mr. Fleming
Devonport
Hudson E. Kearley
BE. J. C. Morton
P. H. Whippell
T. A. Thynne
Mr. Kearley
Morton
Garment Workers Claim Breach of Weekly Pay Pact
Business Agents of local unions 25 and 37 accuse contractors of violating an agreement that workers be paid weekly. A Rosenweig employer is said to owe wages since Saturday, with workers mobbing him after claims of a $112 loss, while Spitz Bros. & Mark suspend work until settlement is made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash and Harris
Rosenweig
Waltham Street
Garment Workers’ Union
Spitz Bros. & Mark
Death by Own Action at Crescent Beach
Martin Mitchell, a Crescent Beach resident, died early yesterday from a large dose of paris green taken the previous evening with intent to commit suicide. Dr J B Morris tried to save him but failed. Mitchell, 66, long active in the milk business and owner of substantial property in his wife's name, faced a week of drinking and money troubles affecting his mind. He leaves four sons and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Mitchell
Crescent Beach
Morris
Mitchell
Quiet at Lewiston as strike remains at half force
Lewiston Maine July 15 There is no change in the Continental Mill strike today. The mill runs with about half force. Agent Estes is in Boston. Strikers held a secret meeting with speeches by men and women of the workers. They ask the agent to post notices in the mill for a 10 percent wage increase and grade specifications. No talks occurred with mill officials today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Continental
Estes
Boston
Unknown poison used on animals in Rowley incident
Unknown persons placed paris green in meat and feed given to E. W. Burk's horses and pigs last night. A trotter valued at 200 dollars and three pigs are dead. The event occurred in Rowley on July 15.
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Rowley
Paris Green
E. W. Burk
Duke Bros Bowwwwht Famous Horse for $6600 at Sale
Gideon and Daly dissolved their racing stable at Sheepshead Bay with sensational bids. Ramapo changed hands to Duke Bros for $6600, Butterflies sold for $7000, August Belmont paid $37,000 for Hastings and $18,500 for Keenan, while Hazlet went to Gideon for $14,500. John Daly retires from the turf.
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Sheedpshead Bay
L I
Gideon
August Belmont
State Racing Commission
The
Jockey Club
Blemton Stable
David Gideon
Keenan
Hazlet
Philip J. Dwyer
Requital
J. Hylands
H. Griffin
John Daly
Ramapo
B. H
Runnymede
Imee
Annie F
Duke Bros
Kinglet
Kinglike
Laura Gould
R. E. Clair
Br. H
Sensation-Memento
Jere Keenan
Lisbon-Patrimon Blemton Stables
Nanki Pooh
Br. c
Imp
Yum Yum
W. B. Jennings
Yoo Much Johnson
Ch. G
Jill Johnson
Sis Himyar
W. H. Sands
Weather Outlook for New England and New York
Aid to aid it in Washington July 15 forecast for Tuesday calls for showers in New England and eastern New York with warmer temperatures and southerly winds.
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Washington
New England
New York
Nantasket Beach Electrincs Offer Six Cent Fare Ride
Thousands flock to Nantasket Beach to ride the new electrics with a six cent fare for any distance, making the seaside pleasure accessible to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantasket Beach
Lodge studies English electioneering methods in London
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts surveys English campaign machinery during a London visit. He plans to adapt observed ideas into a proposed election bill for use in the next Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Abington Mystery Public search for missing Lindsey note
In Abington on Sunday afternoon Sylvanus Nash found a paper tied to a twig in woods near Chapel street reading June 10 95 Hunt for me 100 feet north of this path and oblige Give my family all they need Seth Lindsey Boston. A later report says Herbert E Leach and daughter were in the woods. a strong odor was noted by fifty searchers but no body found. Seth Lindsey does not appear in the Boston directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abington
Sylvanus Nash
Chapel Street
Seth Lindsey
Boston
Dr Seth Arnold’s Balsam Featured As Summer Cure
A historical notice touts Dr Seth Arnold's Balsam as the most satisfactory and reliable remedy for all forms of summer sickness drawn from personal experience. Sold by all druggists with endorsements including Bartlett's Food for Infants and invalids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Arnold
Closing Day of the Christian Endeavor Convention
Delegates prepare to depart Boston after a large gathering of Endeavorers. President Gates spoke on The Consecration of an Educated Life, President Warfield on The Attraction of the Ministry to Educated Young Men, Dean Alfred Wright on The Bible the Great Text Book, with a large audience also hearing Rev. W. G. Puddefoot in the neighboring hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Gates
Warfield
Dean Alfred Wright
Auburndale
W. G. Puddefoot
End of a Moral Missionary Convention and Its Lasting Influence
The Endeavor convention ended with fervent speeches and a ceremonial consecration. Delegates dispersed gradually, many formed lasting friendships during visits to historic sites and mission talks at Mechanics Hall and tent meetings. Delegates pledged renewed zeal as thousands prepared to leave the city, carrying home an enduring sense of missionary duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Hall
O. P. Gilford
J. H. W. Stuckenberg
Williston
Robert E. Speer
Bunker Hill
Washington Elm
Cradle of Liberty
Old South Church
Ol North Church
John Potts
D. D
Toronto
Samuel H. Virgin
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Hanover and
Portland Streets
Mass. Clothing Co
Linton
Browning, King & Co
Washington Street, Cer
Kneslana
Officer Kennedy
Lexington and Concord
Arts Pater
Carrie
Keir Hardie
Conserva
Tives
Animals
Thomas F. Swan
Cornhill
Ne” Bucs
Bannan & Co
Boston Patent
Sae
SIO
Eelmen
Washington Street
Gideon & Daly
Belmont
Hastings
Pillsbury’s Best
Cobb, Aldrich & CO
Washington and Kneeland Sts
Lodge
Bartlett
Endeavor
Ghe
Ston
Paine Furniture CO
Canal Street
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