Salvation Army Meeting Prompted Recovery Hope After Death by Action
A fragment notes an event at a Salvation Army meeting where a person attempted self harm but was reported to be expected to recover. No other details or names are provided.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1896
Page
5
A fragment notes an event at a Salvation Army meeting where a person attempted self harm but was reported to be expected to recover. No other details or names are provided.
A 17-year-old girl identified as Etta Yee attempted suicide by swallowing carbolic acid at a Salvation Army barracks on Pine and Washington streets in Charlestown. She was rushed to City Hospital after magnesia was given, with doctors McRea and Williams attending. Her companion also drank acid but was saved by army members. the girl has a history of hysterical episodes and prior similar attempts, but is expected to recover.
On July 17 in San Francisco a venerable jurist, Stephen J Field, associate justice of the United States Supreme Court, is critically ill. He was deemed in critically needed to be brought back to the city from Paso Robles yesterday after a decline in health.
A special train with physicians and nurses was sent to Paso Robles to bring back the injured justice if possible. Return to San Francisco planned for tomorrow morning. Doctors fear little hope of recovery, though careful nursing and rest might help. Field, in frail condition, fears the journey back.
Tommy Harvey, 10, near Sonoma, shows a bird unlike any seen in the state. The three week old creature stands eighteen inches high with zebra like stripes, a vulture beak, small wicked eyes, and dark wings. It cannot fly and walks poorly yet weighs about three pounds. Neighbors report the sight shocking to nerves and say it resembles a delirium tremens memory.
Walter Rollins an 11 year old inmate of the Marcella Street Home escaped two weeks ago to Charlestown with a team from the City square. He drove the team to Crescent Beach and into the water with him while groups of young women fled in fright. He was traced and returned to the home last night.
Every gripe and unhealthy climate are nothing to those protected by Sanford's Ginger. Containing pure medicinal French brandy and imported ginger it is vastly superior to dangerous substitutes. Ask for Sanford's Ginger and look for the owl trade mark on the wrapper. Sold everywhere. Potter Dru and Carm. Corpe., Sole Proprietors, Boston.
Mrs William E Russell arrives in Cambridge with her brother Dr Swan and children after Magnolia visit. She is exhausted from grief and plans to read hundreds of consoling telegrams today while awaiting funeral arrangements and word from the company bearing the remains.
The Rev. W. S. Haven will speak at St. Mark's Church in Brookline on Sunday evening about Three Governors of Massachusetts Robinson Greenhalge and Russell. The address promises historical insight into the era and the role of leadership.
New York July 17 Bulletin signed by Dr McLane Dr Draper and Dr Delafield states Mr Vanderbilt’s improvement has steadily progressed during the day and he is much better this evening.
George Heinhard of 182 Thorndike street Cambridge was stricken with apoplexy at his home Thursday night and fell down stairs, fracturing his skull. He died later at Massachusetts General Hospital.
James Chisholm a Boston Telephone lineman died after contact with a bare feed wire in Brookline while stringing a heavy cable on a trolley seat. Foreman Daniel Welch suffered burns. the shot-off circuit came too late. Chisholm lived in Cambridge with a widow and three children.
The body found in Washington Park on Decoration Day with a bullet wound has been identified as Charles Slee formerly of Syracuse and Lawrence Mass. His father and brother arrived at 2:36 pm to confirm the identification. Slee had left home on May 29 saying he would return in about an hour and then went to Albany, where he ended his life after suffering from a painful disease.
John Turnbull of Cambridge and First streets fell on Hanover street suffering head bruises and cuts. Dr Dunn treated him before he went home. James Eagan of Tremont street was knocked down by an electric car on Tremont street and badly cut about the head, taken to City Hospital.
The account describes crowds lining routes from Tecumseh to Sterlin g as the nominee’s train passes. A Lincoln party joins at Tecumseh and Mrs Bry an is mentioned as a friend. Adams and Firth draw enthusiastic locals. The speaker declares quitting the Democratic party and downplays free silver, favoring the People's party platform to attract broader support.
The general committee of Tammany Hall in New York votes on support for Bryan as the Democratic candidate. The July 17 session outlines party strategy, with indications of statewide backing and campaign coordination.
The Bryan party arrived in Lincoln at 7 with a huge ovation. Rain and mud failed to dampen cheers as crowds heard Bryan speak from a temporary platform at the State House. Police and National Guard led a grand parade through downtown to support the Democratic nominee who pledged unity and return to the people. A Bryan ratification meeting in the fifth assembly district endorsed Purroy and Guy and pledged support for Chicago nominees.
In Terre Haute Indiana Eugene V Debs states he has not endorsed William Jennings Bryan and would not support any party nominee unless the People's party makes Bryan its nominee. He says he opposes entering a coalition with Bryan or any other party’s nominee.
In Boothbay Harbor Maine on July 17 the steam yacht Juno from Bath returned from Squirrel Island with fine cod chowder in progress. Candidate Arthur Sewall, aboard unseen, joined Bath gentlemen including Charles W. Larrabee Emery Houghton George Fisher and others for a fishing cruise before dinner. The party departed Bath at 7 PM.
Paul A. Saxon of Denver a Republican and first cousin of Candidate Bryan, and cousin of Lieutenant-Governor Saxton of New York, says Bryan’s name was never O Bryan. He notes Bryan’s grandfather was Silas Bryan and his great grandfather Silas A Bryan, who came from Dumfries Scotland, and declares he is a silver man disputing the claim.
Trouble between contractor Eveline and Italian workers on Melrose sewers ends in a riot. Eveline is severely injured by a stone as pay disputes leave workers unpaid. Police guard the site. strikers board cars toward Boston to seek legal remedy.
Boston trains depart via Hoosac Tunnel Route Fitchburg North Adams Williamstown Troy Albany Saratoga Utica Binghamton Hornellsville Elmira Syracuse Rochester Watertown Buffalo Niagara Falls Hamilton Detroit Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago St Louis and points West Southwest Northwest 645 AM Mail and Passenger 900 AM Day Express Parlor Car Boston to Troy Also Parlor Car Boston to Saratoga 900 AM Sundays Accommodation Fast Express Sleeping Cars Boston to Chicago via Cleveland and via Niagara Falls Detroit 700 PM Pacific Express Sleeping Cars Boston to Chicago via Niagara Falls Detroit Overnight arrival 210 AM station stay until 700 AM Lake Champlain Route to Vermont Northern New York and Canada
A dense schedule listing departures from PARK SQUARE and KNEELAND STREET stations to New York, New Haven, Philadelphia, Providence, Fall River, Newport, New Bedford, Plymouth, Provincetown, Chatham, Hyannis, Woods Hole, and Nantucket. Includes via lines such as Shore Line, Air Line Limited, Fall River, and Newport routes with specific times on weekdays and Sundays.
Boston and Maine R R announces local and through train service timetables available at any city ticket office or will be mailed to any address on receipt of a postal card.
NE 28 through trains service lists departures from Union Station Boston to Portland Augusta Bangor Concord Manchester St John Halifax and more with multiple daily runs including Sundays and a range of regional destinations and connections. The notice enumerates times and stops across Maine New Hampshire Quebec and Montreal routes with various branches and seasonal adjustments.
Rail and Sound schedules effective June 29 1896 list shore line routes via New London New Haven Fall River and Providence lines with weekly and weekend times. Connections at Fall River Newport Providence Stonington and New London link trains to steamer services including Priscilla Puritan Plymouth Pilarim Maine New Hampshire City of Lowell and City of Worcester.
Philadelphia to Washington and Baltimore via Shore Line and Pennsylvania R. A. Maryland transfer. Colonial Express at 9:00 a.m. and Federal Express at 7:00 p.m. Through tickets parlor car seats and sleeping berths available at 3 Old State House and Park Square station. Limited equipment. seats fill quickly. GEO. CONNOR, A. C. KENDALL, J. H. PALMER with Boston agent note.
Weekday through-service details list departures from Park Square and connections to New York at 1 PM and 7 PM via Norwich. Additional routes include Chicago and West via Erie or West Shore and multiple stations such as Poughkeepsie Danbury Hartford New London Providence and Woonsocket with varied 8:30 AM and afternoon departures and numerous intermediate stops.
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