Storms Cause Widespread Damage Across Multiple Cities
A severe storm last evening lashed Charlestown Cambridge Somerville and Newton with lightning outages. Cars lost power, chimneys toppled, houses damaged, and trains halted. Hartford reported roofs blown off, trees down, and floods with crops harmed including tobacco losses.
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The
Ower
Charlestown
Tremont Street
Worcester Street
Arolley
Everet
Isaac N. Organ
Gil Kes
Dorchester
Dorchester Avenue
Costamer
Shamrock Street
Sixth Street
Cambridge
James Feeley
Somerville
Somerville Avenue
Kent Street
Winter Hill
C. G. Lyons
Broadway
Brockton
Albion Street
J. Goodrich
Montello
G. H. Ackerman
Medford
Eugene Dussault
Riverside Avenue
Lapham Street
Phebe N. Ryder
Salem Street
Allen Court
Thomas McGuire
Wimthrop Street
Tufts Terrace
Wellington
Fulton Street
Riversiie
Middlesex Avenues
Joseph Street
John Rapson
Roxbury
Rapson
Main Street
Newton
Newton & Waltham Street Railway
Hartford
Conn
Glastonbury
Town Sees Property Valuation Jump Before Tax Day
The Selectmen have raised Milton property values by nearly $700,000 sparking citizen anxiety as the annual tax notices near Aug 1. The tax rate increases to 56 percent this year with $12.50 per $1000 due, up from $8 last year, and residents fear how the elevated valuation will affect their tax bills.
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Milton
Ejected Family to Tewksbury From 228 Hanover Street
Mrs Living and her three children, forced from a tenement at 228 Hanover Street, were transported to Tewksbury last evening by managers of the Charity Home on Chardon Street.
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Hanover Street
Tewksbury
Chardon Street
Tornado destroys Voghera and Categgio in Piedmont
A powerful tornado struck Voghera and Categgio in Piedmont on July 18 causing widespread destruction. Hundreds of buildings were wrecked and most houses in both towns were left standing. Hundreds of people were injured with seven bodies recovered so far. many remain buried in rubble.
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Italy
Voghera
Categgio
Piedmont
Sealer dispute over Mohican sinking tale questioned
News that the warship Mohican was disabled by a Behring Sea sealer is disputed by Donald Ross of Ross and Hewlett who says the Alexandria was in Hokodai, Japan on June 1, not during the May 20 alleged battle. The Alexandria sailed from San Francisco via Honolulu to Japan with no cannon. Two sealers seized in Alaska waters, Alexandria and St Paul, with sealskins found aboard and prize crews assigned. vessels bound for the next District Court term.
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San Francisco
Mohican
Behring Sea
Donald Ross
Ross & Hewlett
Alexandria
Hokoda E
Japan
Honolulu
Port Townsend
Wash
Richard Rush
St. Paul
Okoniak
Kodiak
Alaska
District Court
Atlantic Cruise Yachts Race Off Shelter Island Winners Named
In a brisk Deer Island Cove race the Rival led the Atlantic Club yachts to victory in the forty footer class, with Ava winning the forty six footers. Rival’s owner Vice Commodore Samford may refuse the cup, else Penguin takes it. fleets head to Stonington tomorrow morning.
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Shelter Island
Atlantic Club
Deering’s Cove
New London
Awa
Gardner’s Bay
Ava
Athens
Daphne
Rival
Penguin
Roamer
Samford
Stonington
Meddler Colt Brings Derby Fame to New York Sale
Meddler, an 38 year old English colt purchased from Abingdon Baird's estate by Mr Forbes of Milton, is at Morris Park stables and may head to Boston if training fails. He stands sixteen hands, bay color with white star, and is praised as higher class than any English colt of his age in America. Forbes may use him for breeding rather than racing, despite Derby favoritism.
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New York
Meddler
America
Labor unions report large meeting and new members
Painters and Decorators Union 11 held a large meeting in Typographical Hall and accepted the Building Trades Council report by Business Agent Burke. Five new members were initiated. Three new members joined Slate and Metal Workers at Dexter Hall. Furniture Workers General Organizer Gunther reported Paine & Co. shop unionized with all employees joining. Nineteen new members were initiated. Local Carpenters No. 561 met in Forester Hall and voted to parade on Labor Day with the carpenters. Eight new members were initiated.
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Painters and Decorators’ Union 11
Burke
Building Trades Council
Slate and Metal Workers’ Union
Gunther
Furniture Workers
Dexter Hall
Furniture Shop of Paine & Co
A Biddeford Captain Foiled by a Confidence Man
Captain Charles O Derrill of Biddeford Maine narrowly lost 258 to a confidence man after a bank encounter on State Street. The swindler, who fled upstairs then bolted, was detained by Officer Curtis and identified as George H Appleby, with a prior alias George W Godfrey.
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Charles O. Derrill
Biddeford
Merchants’ National Bank
State Street
Hits
Derrill
Curtis
George W. Godfrey
George H. Appleby
Real Estate Congress to Meet in St Paul in August
The third congress of the National Real Estate Association will be held in St Paul on August 21 to 23. Boston Real Estate Exchange treasurer F. H. Viaux aims to secure a large local delegation. Topics include uniform titles and registrations, uniform conveyances, and alien land ownership. Major Eastern cities will attend. Boston plans to contribute its quota. Delegates expect financial benefits from the exchange of views.
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National Real Estate Association
St. Paul
F. H. Viaux
Boston Real Estate Exchange
National Association
Boston
The Cambridge War Standoff Over New Building
Police guarded a granite block placed at the fence of Asa P. Morse’s Main Street project in Cambridgeport as work stood by. Morse consulted the city solicitor and instructed the foreman to delay on the disputed ground while awaiting an adjustment.
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Asa P. Morse
Main Street
Cambridgeport
Guardians of the Peace
Men In Blue
Morse
Abington Man Arrested for Fraudulent Property Conveyance
David F. Stotter was arrested by Division 1 officers in Abington on a charge of fraudulently conveying property worth $600. He allegedly took horses from Henry Harris's safe stable on Friend Street to sell for the owner, keeping cash. He posted bail and will be arraigned in Municipal Court this morning.
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David F. Stotter
Division 1
Abington
Stotter
Henry
Fire at Phipps Place building damages $25
Alarm from Box 2 at 6 50 p m yesterday reported a fire in the bedroom on the second floor of the building at 4 Phipps Place owned by William Bag ley. The fire, confined to that room, caused about $25 damage with unknown cause.
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Phipps Place
William Bagley
Freeport Street
Dorchester
Daniel Whelton
Home Market Breakout Adopts Silver Purchase Repeal Call
At a meeting of the officers of the Home Market Club the group unanimously adopted a resolution urging Congress to repeal the silver purchasing feature of the law of July 14, 1900. The resolution argues the market’s low mood harms American labor and capital and links it to government silver purchases.
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Jdome Market Club
Home Market Club
Congress
Blockade Delays Providence to New London Train
A derailment at Nantick halted traffic on the Consolidated road between Providence and New London for three hours. Two freight cars derailed at Nantick near Westerly. no injuries occurred and rails were cleared by 5.00 pm. The Shore Line Limited arrived Providence at 6.25 pm instead of 3.15 pm due to the accident.
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Providence
New London
Niantic
Shore Line
Funeral of S. B. Fuller in Lynn
The funeral of shoe manufacturer S. B. Fuller was held at 3 pm from 21 Herbert Street. Rev. W. A. Hadley officiated. Pallbearers included E. W. Holden, Dr. W. Y. McGown, Ira W. Drake, Charles B. Oliver, Captain James P. Martin, and George C. Crafts. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery.
Lewiston Bride Weds Boston Lawyer in St Patrick's Cathedral
Miss Margaret Gertrude Callahan daughter of O Callahan Lewiston and John P Reynolds a Boston lawyer were married at St Patrick's Cathedral. Rev Father Walace conducted the ceremony witnessed by relatives and friends. Maid of honor Miss Clara Callahan best man Henry Cunningham ushers J B Butler and W P Walsh. After a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home the couple left for a bridal tour and will reside in Boston.
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Lewiston
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Margaret Gertrude Callahan
O. Callahan
John P. Reynolds
Boston
Father Walace
Clara Genevieve Callahan
Henry V. Cunningham
J. BE. i Butler
Portland
W. P. Walsh
Augusta
W. P. Reynolds
Fanny Dyer Reynolds
P. .McGlinchy
W. H. Lowery
Miss Callahan
Lewiston High School
Sisters of Meisty
Manchester
N. H
Maine
Reynolds
Boson
Police Board Dismisses Complaint and Transfers Officers
The Board of Police dismissed the complaint against Patrolman Edward T. Dean for conduct unbecoming an officer and ordered transfers of Patrolman James B. Kieran from Division 15 to Division 9 and Patrolman William Bailey from Division 9 to 15. Changes take effect at 5 45 p m next Thursday.
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Board of Police
Edward T. Dean
James B. Kieran
William ©. Bailey
Policeman injured by brick at Congress street grounds
Patrolman Coffey of Division 6 was struck on the back of the head by a brick thrown by an unknown person at the Congress street ball grounds around 5 p.m. yesterday. The missile cut a quarter inch long gash. Dr. Young attended him and he went home.
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Coffey
Division 6
Congress Street
Dr. Young
Painter Falls From Ladder. Arm Broken in Two Places
C. W. Drew fell from a ladder while painting the house of Thomas Larkin at 99 Sedgwick Street yesterday afternoon. He sustained a double fracture to one arm and was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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C.“W. Drew
Thomas Larkin
Sedgwick Street
City Hospital
Arrests for policy selling in city streets
Brot Kag and Albert D. Smith of 87 Howard Street were arrested yesterday afternoon charged with selling a chance in the game of policy. Frank Peirce of 78 Harrison Avenue faced a similar charge.
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Albert D. Smith
Howard Street
Frank Peirce
Harrison Avenue
United States Intercedes to Avert Martyrdom for Armenian Professors
The Anglo Armenian Association reports from Constantinople that U S officials intervened for Professors Thoumaian and Kayityan in Angora. Both were tried for sedition, sentenced to death, but commuted to banishment. The U S urges the Porte to permit their return to Marsovan missionary work.
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London
Anglo-Armenian Association
Constantinople
United States
Thoumaian
Kayityan
American College
Marsovan
Angola
Porte
A Terrible Fall Injures Man Near Pole
A man fell onto a sidewalk near a pole and was rushed to Emergency Hospital. Doctors Segur and Eccles report a severely fractured skull and critical condition. His wife arrived later after a midnight call. the exact cause of the accident remains unclear.
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Paget
Dreyfus Questions Government on Siam Operations
In Paris July 18 M. Dreyfus questioned the government in the chamber of deputies about French actions in Siam. Foreign Minister Develle said France would enforce treaties, oppose third power interference, and would blockade the Mekong if Siam does not reparate for the murder of M. Grosgurin and other grievances. He warned of possible bombardment of Bangkok with due notice to foreign representatives. The assembly expressed confidence in the government.
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Paris
M. Dreyfus
Chamber of Deputies
Siam
M. Develle
France
Jl. Develle
M. Grosgurin
Mekong
Bangkok
Ill-treatment on schooner Hattie and Willard leads to charges
Frank H Reed and John E White first and second mates of the schooner Hattie and Willard were brought to Rockland Maine on charges of ill treating seaman Hans Swendsen. At Gardiner on the 15th a near mutiny occurred as crew refused to work until coffee. The captain, second mate, and others battled. Swendsen attempted to strike with a bucket. The hearing before Commissioner Bradley adjourned to tomorrow morning.
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Rockland
Frank H. Reed
John E. White
Hattie
Williard
Kennebec
Iceboro
Hans Swendsen
Bradley
Gardiner
Swendsen
John Lewis
Lewis
Seamen’s Union
Zavala Forms Cabinet as Nicaragua Seeks Stability
Managua July 18 President Zavala has organized his cabinet with Anselmo H Rivas as Minister of State Frederico Alorzano as Minister of War and Interior Jose Rodrigues as Minister of Public Works Manuel Lacayo as Minister of Finance and General Avilez remaining in command of the army. A sense of relief follows his takeover.
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Managua
Zavala
Anselmo H. Rivas
Frederick Alorzano
Jose Rodriguez
Manuel Lacayo
Avilez
Killed on the Track at Horton’s Grove
Providence July 18 Michael Lally 30 of Lowell and an unknown companion were struck by the local Boston express at Horton’s Grove while walking the track. They were taken to the hospital. the unknown man died shortly after arrival. Lally’s injuries are not expected to be fatal.
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Providence
Michael Lally
Lowell
Horton’s Grove
Boston
Sally
Fire department racket at Bridgeport shakes city
Bridgeport Connecticut July 18 Chief Beardslee resigned after the Common Council raised the chief salary by 1000 dollars but charter law blocks such an increase during tenure. In the vacancy vote Captain Palmer was chosen but declined. Beardslee was reelected and will receive the 1000 dollar raise.
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Fire Department
Bridgeport
Conn
Beardslee
Captain Palmer
Engine Company No. 1
Palmer
Collision on Connecticut River line at Bellows Falls
A light accident on the Connecticut River division of the Boston and Maine at Bellows Falls involves Central Vermont switcher No. 25 transferring four empty passenger cars and backing onto the main, colliding with Connecticut River switcher No. 15. The third car derailed. two cars and engine were slightly damaged. No injuries. track cleared before the 10:55 train.
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Bellows Falls
Connecticut River
Boston & Maine
Central Vermont
Arnold
Sullivan Bridge
Dan Branahan
York Manufacturing may curtail output in Saco mills
Biddeford July 18 A rumor claimed York Manufacturing Company of Saco planned a shut down. Agent Franklin Nourse denied any decision but said production might be curtailed. He noted the firm is producing large amounts of goods that cannot be sold and favored keeping mills running as long as possible.
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Biddeford
York Manufacturing Company
Saco
Franklin Nourse
Senator Shaw Hosts Massachusetts Senate Outing
Senator E P Shaw of the fourth Essex district led about forty guests on a Merrimac River sail from Haverhill followed by a beach tour aboard electric cars and a dinner at Plum Island Hotel. The group included President Pinkerton of the Senate.
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Shaw
Newburyport
E. P. Shaw
Fourth Essex District
Massachusetts Senate
Merrimac River
Haverhill
Plum Island
Pinkerton
Senate
President Cleveland Sends Letter to Pope on Anniversary
Baltimore July 18 The News reports a letter from President Cleveland en route to Rome congratulating the Pope on the fiftieth anniversary of his elevation to the episcopacy.
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Baltimore
Rome
Cleveland
South Boston Hoodlums Claim Against Quiet Night Life
A sensational Evening paper accused local youths on B and Silver streets of rowdy behavior and drunkenness. John Galvin, a Silver Street resident, sparked the report, but neighbors note the men work, drink only moderately, and rarely stay out after 10. Galvin’s record includes disputes with neighbors and alleged earlier violence.
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B and
Silver Streets
Boston
John Galvin
Galvin
Silver Street
Woman with garden hose halts tennis prank on Prospect Hill
In Somerville a dispute over a tennis ball over a fence led Mrs. Butterfield to hose down Arthur C. Smith as he entered her yard. Smith trampled and pulled up her flower bed in retaliation. The case for malicious injury was continued one week with both parties described as Somerville's best society.
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Somerville
Prospect Hill
Greenville and
Munroe Streets
David E. Butterfield
Arthur C. Smith
Smith
Unfortunate Prisoner Walter Borsch Faces Heavy Sentence
Walter K. Borsch, arrested Monday for stealing a package on Kneeland street, faces about twenty five years in Charles town. A habitual criminal with prior Deer Island and South Boston terms, he hid behind an assumed name Walter K Porch. Inspector Barry recognized him, locating his rogues gallery photo and prompting a stern court outcome.
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Walter K. Borsch
Kneeland Street
Charlestown
Deer Island
South Boston
Borsch
Walter K. Porch
Grace Lillian Allen Still Missing From Somerville Home
Grace Lillian Allen remains missing from Olive Square Somerville weeks after her sudden departure. Her brothers have left the family home and cannot locate her, leaving the case a deep mystery for the household.
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Grace Lillian Allen
Olive Square
Somerville
Grace
Two youths quarrel ends with pistol wound on Cambridge street
Joseph Gillis and James Coyne, both about 18, argued on Cambridge street near Brooks Place shortly before 8 PM. Coyne was shot in the left arm and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Gillis was arrested an hour later, claiming self defense after a days-long feud with Coyne and others.
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Joseph Gillis
James Coyne
Cambridge Street
Brooks Place
Coyne
Massachusetts General Hospital
Cillis
Dennis Murphy Dies After Street Accident in Natick
Dennis Murphy of Natick died at Massachusetts General Hospital from a broken arm after being struck by a car near an electric line. The 50 year old laborer was reportedly intoxicated Monday evening and sat on a street track in a dark area, then was hit as the next car approached, fracturing his left arm.
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Dennis Murphy
Natick
Massachusetts General Hospital
Bartender George Simmons Arrested for Assault at Camden Street
George Simmons a bartender at 124 West Camden street was arrested last night on charges of assaulting Daniel J McLaughlin with a club in a saloon incident. McLaughlin reportedly entered the saloon went downstairs and clashed with Simmons who struck him inflicting a scalp wound requiring four stitches.
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George Simmons
West Camden Street
Daniel J. McLaughlin
McLauglin
Simmons
Fountains Planned for East Boston and Postoffice Square
The Water Board will place a fountain near Winthrop Junction in East Boston and is planning a large circular granite drinking basin to be set at the centre of Postoffice square, signaling ongoing waterworks improvements.
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the Water Board
Boston
Winthrop Junction
Postoffice Square
Court martial for Bourke officers over sinking of Victoria
The court martial, held in Valetta Malta on July 18, tries Captain the Hon. Maurice Bourke and officers of the battleship Victoria after it was run into and sunk by the Camperdown during maneuvers off Tripoli Syria, with the defendant admitting fault.
Testimony Continues On Hibernia Collision Disaster
June 23 last to this morning the court heard Captain Bourke recount the events leading to the disaster aboard the Hibernia flagship of Rear Admiral Tracy. He described sensing danger as Victoria began to turn and said Staff-Commander Hawkins-Smith may not have been consulted by Vice-Admiral Tryon about the maneuvres.
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Hibernia
Richard E. Tracy
Bourke
Victoria
Hawkins-Smith
Tryon
Tryon admits fault after Victoria disaster inquiry
The testimony shows Vice Admiral Tryon altered the helm from 30 to 28 degrees before the collision with the Camperdown and publicly accepted blame. Staff-Commander Hawkins-Smith and Lord Gillford corroborate that Tryon said the disaster was entirely his doing and that a written order for six cables may have followed his brief cabin discussion.
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Tryon
Lord Gillford
Leutenant
Mediterranean
Hawkins-Smith
Camperdown
Bourke
Gillford
Johnny Kelly’s Recovery After Four-Story Fall
City Press messenger boy Johnny Kelly is doing well at Emergency Hospital after a four story fall. He will leave today for a vacation of two to three weeks. He is all right with only a sprained wrist and bruises, and can walk about.
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Johnny Kelly
City Press Messenger
Malden Aldermen Approve Officers and Rail Plans
Malden Aldermen held a regular meeting confirming Frank S. Shattuck as permanent police officer Thomas E Linehan and Henry A Worcester as measurers of wood and bark George R Frye as inspector of provisions William F R Killion as regular police officer probation six months John J Woods and John J Howard as special police officers Herman A Morse as superintendent of electric lines The Boston Rubber Shoe Company was allowed to add two brick additions to its Edgeworth factory costing 55000 The East Middlesex Street Railway Company permit to electrify its plant was revoked and tabled for a week The West End Street Railway was granted permission to run electric cars with a 5 cent fare from Malden to Scollay square Boston line to be ready by August 1 1894 fare effective by November 15 1893 A Highland avenue line to connect with the Somerville line was also approved
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Malden
Frank S. Shattuck
Thomas E. Linehan
Henry A. Worcester
George R. Frye
William F. R. Killion
John J. Woods
John J. Howard
Herman A. Morse
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
Edgeworth
East Middlesex Street Railway Company
Lynn & Boston Railroad Company
West End Street Railway
Scollay Square
Boston
Highland Avenue
Somerville
Edison Electric Illuminating Company Public Hearing on Underground Wires
The Board of Gas Commissioners held a public hearing yesterday on Edison Electric Illuminating Company petition to place wires underground extend system into new territory and buy engines dynamos and other apparatus. The company seeks to increase capital stock by 500000 beyond the 3000000 now authorized. The board reserved a decision and will examine the blanks business condition and their report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Gas Commissioners
Edison Electriclluminating Company
Old Colony Stockholders Back Acts for Boston Terminal Growth
Stockholders of the Old Colony railroad yesterday approved a resolution accepting the provisions of the Acts of 1893 8 which authorize expanded terminal facilities in Boston abolish grade crossings permit capital stock increases and allow the franchise acquisition of property now leased by the company The acts also allow acquisition of the outstanding capital stock of the Old Colony Steamboat Company.
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Old Colony Railroad
Boston
Old Colony Steamboat Company
Aubert Arrested at Brighton Abattoir On Fraud Charges
Albert Aubert, arrested at the Brighton abattoir Monday, faces multiple charges as more men allege losses from his false pretences. He admits three counts, says inability to find work forced his actions to support his family, and is held on $800 bail.
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Albert Aubert
Brighton
C. T. Hill
Aubert
Mills to close in Manchester for low river water
Notices posted in Jefferson and Bay mills announce closure from today until August 1 due to low water. When Amoskeag Mills close on August 1 these mills will resume, ensuring the Amoskeag mills are never shut simultaneously.
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Manchester
N. H
Jefferson and Bay Mills
Spider Weir Sentenced for Assault on Harvard Student
The O'Neil Weir known as the Spider received four months imprisonment at the House of Correction for assaulting James McCabe a Harvard medical student. The May 15 incident occurred at Leverett and Causeway streets. Weir appealed and was held in $500 bail for the Superior Court. McCabe still uses crutches.
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O'Neil Weir
James
McCabe
Harvard
Leverett and
Causeway Streets
Weir
Superior Court
Cape Cod Travellers Seek Extra Cape Train Before Commissioners
Cape Cod and Buzzard's Bay travellers who have asked the Old Colony system for an extra night and morning train on the Cape Cod division have appealed to railroad commissioners. A petition signed by about 700 men was sent, and the company will appear before the commissioners on Thursday to show why the request should not be granted.
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Cape Cod
Buzzard's Bay
Old Colony
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Labor News
Earth
Real Estate Congress
S. B. Fuller
CIOUS
Williams
Nahant
Bridges
Massachusetts State Prison
House of Correction
Fast Cambridge
Is Point House
Nigaragua
York Mills
Geo. Lang
West End
Wheeler & CO
Maurice A. Bourke
Sir Michael Colme-Seymour
Malden Aldermen
the Old Colony
Manchester Mills
J. Wertheim
Cigarmakers’ Association
Custom House
Washburn Credit House
Washington St
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Chauncy St
Federal St
Kneeland
J. H. Schaaf & CO
Walnut St
Cine Nnafi
John Evans & CO
Huntington
West's
Provincetown
Morison
Norison
Boyle Bros
Portland Screen CO
School St
Porter Screen CO
Utica St
Canal St
Mt. Pleasant St
Winchester
Mass
Feo
Watertown
Blanchard
Winter Hill Electric
Davis
Remington Typewriter
A. R. Andrews
Court St
Pelham
Boston Shorthand College
Beacon St
Tremont St
Church St
Wakefield
School Street
Superior Court Clerk’s Office
Main St
John Reade
Post
Buffalo
New York & Pennsylvan
Bethany Sunday School
East Aurora
Flaherty
Windsor Theatre
Moffitt Flaherty
Fred Morris
Madden
Cyclone
Vienna
Danube
Britannia
Dublin
Royal Alfred Yacht Club
Calluna
Kingston
Roseberg
Kise
Ballston
N. Y
Martin Foy, Jr
Oyer and Terminer
Dannemora
Garson
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