Funeral rites for Rev Arthur Brooks in Trinity Church Boston
The funeral service for Rev Arthur Brooks pastor of Church of the Incarnation was held at Trinity Church New York with Bishop Potter leading. Pallbearers included E M Crawford and Loyall Farragut, as march music and hymns accompanied the ceremony before burial in Mt. Auburn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pr. Arthur Brooks
Church of the Incarnation
Potter
E. M. Crawford
P. Brown
B. Fosdick
J. L. Riker
M. H. Clarkson
F. E. Hyde
James MacLean
Loyall Farragut
James Constable
G. Woodbudy Langdon
Brooks
J. C. Brooks
William G. Brooks
Parker
Forty-second Street
Boston
Chopin
Trinity Church
Mt. Auburn
Kramer
Church of the Holy Spirit
Mottet
W. R. Huntington
Tiffany
Wells
Greer
Bishop
John P. Peters
Parker Morgan
Bottome
Victor C. Smith
van Kleeck
Westchester
Johnson
Staten Island
Body of Rev. Dr. Arthur Brooks Arrives in Boston
The Rev. Dr. Arthur Brooks body arrived from New York aboard the Boston & Albany line at 10 last night. Relatives and friends accompanied the coffin and departed by carriage. Undertaker B. F. Smith received the remains for transfer to Trinity Church. This morning at 10 the body will be laid to rest at Mt. Auburn Cemetery with no church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brooks
Boston
New York
Boston & Albany
B. F. Smith
Trinity Church
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Raising "Old Glory" at St George's Saxonville Flag Parade
A grand flag raising and garden party at St George's Church Saxonville drew about 1000 attendees from Saxonville Framingham South Framingham and Natick. Rev P B Murphy presided with Rev J F Kelley chairman J H Goodell and Postmaster E J Slattery delivering addresses. Company L Winth Regiment Natick fired a salute as fireworks followed the ceremony.
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South Framingham
Mass
St. George’s Church
Saxonville
Framingham
Natick
P. B. Murphy
J. F. Kelley
Norwood
J. H. Goodell
E. J. Slattery
Morton Pope Wed Jennie Barnes in Private Portland Ceremony
Portland's Morton Pope, owner of Poland Stock Farm and a prominent horseman worth several million, married Jennie B. Barnes in a private ceremony at noon. The couple departed for the White Mountains after the ceremony, following Pope selling his farm last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Morton Pope
Jennie B. Barnes
Pope
Poland
White Mountains
Bequest to Aged People's Home in Fall River
A bequest of 9000 dollars was received by the Aged People's Flame in Fall River from a friend of the institution. The benefactor's name was not disclosed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aged People’s Home
Fall River
Held for crime at Buzzard's Bay in District Court
Barnstable July 18 George Russell was held for the grand jury in the sum of 1000 for breaking entering and larceny at Buzzard's Bay. It is said that several more crimes will be brought against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnstable
George Russell
Burzard’s Bay
Auction of Men’s Clothing at Low Prices
An OCR fragment advertises sale of fine men’s clothing at unheard of prices. It mentions suits around 5.45, cheviot coats, and boys’ suits, with open Saturday and night hours at a Summer location, listing Eng ye ants and other misread phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D&e
Rae Anke
Funeral for Hon Loring Lovejoy Fuller in Malden
Hundreds attended the funeral at No 5 Main Street Malden for Hon Loring Lovejoy Fuller. Delegations from local Masonic bodies royal arch and civic groups joined city officials, Apollo Quartet sang, eight pallbearers represented his affiliations, with burial at Woodlawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Loring Lovejoy Fuller
Main Street Park
First City Government Association
Wyoming Lodge
A. F
A. M
Melrose
Waverly
Royal Arch
the Tabernacle
Melrose Council
Royal and Select Masters
Hugh de Payens Commandery
K. T
Malden Hospital Association
Industrial Aid Society
Stevens
Board of Aldermen
R. Perry Bush
Congregational Church of
Chelsea
Apollo Quartet
Boston
Woodlawn
Wyoming Lodge of Masons
Waverly Royal Arch
Investigation into Sullivan benefit receipts in New York
Metropolitan Job Printing Company seeks the proceeds of a June 27 benefit for John L. Sullivan at Madison Square Garden. Judge McAdam hears the case as the firm pursues a $2,345.57 printing bill. Witnesses describe receipt controls, with Davies, Hirsch, and Sullivan named as principals in disputed transfers. The firm vows to continue efforts to collect, even if costs double the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Tucker
John Dillon
Timothy Hays
Metropolitan Job Printing Company
West Twenty-sixth Street
James Hamilton Egan
Sullivan
Davies
Max Hirsch
Egan
Hirsch
McAdam
Elliott
Heck
Loch Arbor
Halifax
Most Successful Most Ever Had at Saratoga Regatta
Saratoga N Y July 18 The National Association regatta drew a large crowd with perfect sailing conditions. Hackett of Rat Portage was disqualified after fouling Rumohr of Toronto in the senior singles. Rumohr and McDowell will row again at 10 a m. The Bohemian Boat Club won the senior eight with Triton and Minnesota close behind. Saratoga Lake is solidly established as the official course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Hackett
Rat Portage
Rumohr
Toronto
McDowell
Chicago
Harlem Rowing Club
J. E. Nagel
Fred Hawkins
Rat Portage Rowing Club
John L. Hackett
Thomas D. Desbreny
Toronto Rowing Club
John J. Ryan
J. A. Rumohr
Torontos
Fie
A. Jury, Jr
Toronto R. C
W. A. Fisher
Varuna Boat Club
Brooklyn
Joseph Hobbs
Riverside Boat Club
Cambridgeport
Mass
Jury
Hobbs
Fisher
Crescent Boat Club
Philadelphia
William McKeever
Clarence Mase
Joseph Mahr
Institute Boat Club
Newark
N. J
N. A
Crescent
Harlem
Institute
Winnipeg Boat Club
Winnipeg
Winnipegs
Institutes
J. 4
L. Hackett
W. McDowell
Shore
Bohemian Boat Club
New York
Triton Boat Club
Minnesota Boat Club
St. Paul
Triton
Saratoga Lake
National Association
Inquest Finds No Negligence in Railroad Death
Dedham July 18 Justice James Humphrey filed an inquest report in East Morfolk District Court on a Quincy death July 1. The unknown man was struck on the New York New Haven Hartford line, and the judge finds no proof of railroad negligence attributing the death to temperance as a cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
James Humphrey
District Court of
East Morfolk
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Quincy
Ipswich Man Severely Injured in Mowing Machine Accident
ROWLEY July 18 Augustus Rutherford of Ipswich was thrown from a mowing machine in front of the knives and run over yesterday He was terribly cut and will probably die according to local reports despite efforts to aid him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowley
Augustus Rutherford
Ipswich
Narrow Escape of Garrity and Driscoll in Car Crash
Igynn Boston electric car struck a buggy on Salem Street in Malden near Rockwell Street at 10 tonight killing the horse. John Garrity of Pearl Street and Jeremiah J. Driscoll of Medford Street were thrown to the ground. Garrity was taken to the police station unconscious. Driscoll, badly intoxicated, was arrested for drunkenness. Doctors said Garrity likely to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Igynn & Boston Electric
Salem Street
Rockwell Street
John Garrity
Pearl Street
Jeremiah J. Driscoll
Medford Street
Garrity
Driscoll
Boys 13 and 11 Kill Mother in Plaistow
London dispatch reports two boys aged 13 and 11 confess to murdering their mother in Plaistow. They stabbed her eye and heart ten days earlier, then lived with the decomposing body while enjoying river trips, cricket grounds, and card games with a half wit man. The magistrate remanded them for mental examination, noting novels may have warped their minds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hght
Plaistow
Combes
Sone
Farrell Re-elected General Secretary in Sole Fasteners Union
In Brockton on July 18 a large meeting of the Sole Fasteners and Edgemakers Union at Ryger's Hall re-elected General Secretary T. C. Farrell by a wide margin over Z. G. Marston. Farrell has held the post for several months and given satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. €. Farrell
Brockton
Fasteners and Edgemakers’ Union
Ryger’s
Lawrence Training School to Erect Brick Building
Lawrence Massachusetts July 18 a new brick building for the Manual Training School to be established under state law will be erected at a cost not exceeding 5000 dollars. A site on Oak street has been selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Oak Street
Illicit Liquor Fines in Amesbury Court Case
In Amesbury Second District Court Alfred Parnaud was fined 100 dollars for illegally keeping liquor with intent to sell at Salisbury Beach. He appealed. John Doran was fined zero dollars for illegal transportation of liquors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesbury
Mass
Second District
Alfred Parnaud
Salisbury Beach
John Doran
Downsville Pastor Involved In Boston Scandal
In Downsville New York news spreads of the downfall of Reverend J C Stinson and Miss Emma Lindsley for unlawful cohabitation in Boston. Stinson, a three year pastor at First Presbyterian, is 38 and a noted speaker. Lindsley, active in church circles, is in her early thirties. Congregation members are tightlipped as steps likely to be taken toward resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downsville
N. Y
J. C. Stinson
Emma Lindsley
Boston
Stinson
First Presbyterian Church
Lindsley
Sea Serpent Club Sees Marblehead Pageant At Sea
The Sea Serpent with its discples returns to Marblehead for the annual gathering led by Perpetual Patriarch Sam Roads. The Boston party arrived to find two leaders missing and a mock train search launched while verses and games marked the playful festival ending with a beach swim and a farewell feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naugus Head
Marblehead
Long Island
Cape
Sundown
Sam Roads
Sam
Boston
Leviathan
James Morgan
Sea Serpent Club
Marblehead Rocks
Lea Serpie
Perpetual
W. D. T. Trefry
Charles Hoyt
Edward Glines
Henry B. Lovering
Frank Hobart
Charles Barron
William Seymour
Samuel
Edward Mosely
Frank B. Stevens
A. E. Leon
Philip J. Doherty
H. B. Dillenback
W. D. Sullivan
John D. Merrill
J. B. Reynolds
Edwin B. Sibley
James Slee
George
Charles Hays
Colonel Lovell
Sam Mosély
Willie Seymour
Serio
Stamp Lickers
Mosely
Beach
Jim Slee
Dasher
Horan
Reynolds
Hoyt
Bedin
Sanger
Berra Combce
Currie
Brown
Childs
Dillenback
Upham
Nichols
Seymour
Charlie Slee
Citizen Hobart
Billy Seymour
Light House
Frank Pope
Frankie
Slasher Tenders to Reconsider Strike at General Meeting
Late tonight the Slasher Tenders decided to call a special general meeting at Hibernian Hall tomorrow to reconsider the wage dispute. An officer says members may withdraw the Monday strike vote for now, though they still seek higher wages. The new weekly standard implies a 51 hour week, changing the earlier understanding and influencing the stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Hibernian Hall
Wanamaker Workers Form Four Associations in Philadelphia
Women employed by John Wanamaker in Philadelphia have met in secret for five weeks and formed four associations representing over 1000 workers. They seek higher wages, averaging about four dollars per week, with Knights of Labor backing the effort and a large strike considered likely during the busy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Knights of Labor
Weavers Return to Work in Amesbury Mills
Workers at Hamilton mills resume amid partial turnout. Most leaders back, a few remain away or have left town. Spinning department lacks sufficient yarn supply. 1400 of 1700 looms are active, with higher output possible if yarns are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesbury
Hamilton Mills
United Workmen's New Home in Boston
The Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen of Massachusetts has moved headquarters to No 12 Walnut street Boston in a building bought and fitted for its purposes and is now free from debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen of Massachusetts
No. 12
Walnut Street
Boston
Hingham Cadets Conclude Camp Day With Drills and Visitors
At Hingham July 18 the First Corps of Cadets held a full day of activities with guard mounting, company drills, and rifle range trials. Company B edged Company A by one point in the state competition as Major George R. Rogers led battalion drills. Notable visitors included Captains Parker and Little and Colonel Ernst of West Point. The corps will break camp Saturday morning when they take the boat to Boston.
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Winthrop Wetherbee
William A. Hayes
George R. Rogers
Edmunds
Appleton
Veteran Corps
Parker
Little
Second Brigade
Ernstof
West Point
Boston
His Living His Woe: Malden Man Fined For Liquor Nuisance
In Malden Massachusetts on July 18 William Kenney a cripple lost an arm and a leg in a railroad accident was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to four months in the House of Correction for liquor nuisance. He has long persisted in selling liquor claiming it is his only means of livelihood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mass
William Kenney
House of Correction
Kenney
Governor Greenhalge Goes to Maine for August Rest
Governor Greenhalge leaves for Maine, to stay at his Kennebunkport farm for August. He plans rest and reading and will not fish or hunt. Colonel Thomas remains at the executive office during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenhalge
Maine
Kennebunkport
Thomas
Fin keel yachts race set between Sport and Mosel
New London Conn July 18 A yacht race is planned for tomorrow between the fin keel Sport built by Charles Ferguson of Groton and the fin keel Mosel owned by Sidney G Hartshorne of New York. The starts at 10 am and sails around North Hillbuoy and Bartlett's Reef lightship twenty miles with a silver cup as trophy. Both boats are described as fast and the race is expected to be exciting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Charles Ferguson
Groton
Herreshoff
Sidney G. Hartshorne
New York
North Hillbuoy
Bartlett
Stolen horse and buggy recovered in Malden stall
Officer Shaughnessy found a horse and buggy stolen from P. K. Cram on Dartmouth Street in Boston. A man calling himself E F Turner hired the team and did not return it. He sold it to Cavanagh Bros for 40 dollars and left for parts unknown, using the name J H Ott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Officer Shaughnessy
Cavanagh Bros
Boston
P. K. Cram
Dartmouth Street
E. F. Turner
J. H. Ott
Minister and society woman fined for unlawful cohabitation in Roxbury
In Roxbury District Court on Wednesday Rev. J C Stinson of Downsville New York and Miss Emma Lindsley a noted society figure were fined zero dollars each for unlawful cohabitation. They had stayed at the Grindell home at 10 Marcella street during a recent convention with Mrs Grindell reporting suspicions after a wife figure appeared. After arrest they spent a night at Station 10 and faced a private hearing in which Stinson raised funds by pawning his gold watch and Lindsley aided him. Their stories differ on who invited whom to stay at the Grindell home and the Grindell family declined further comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
J. C. Stinson
First Presbyterian Church
Downsville
N. Y
Emma Lindsley
Stinson
Miss Lindsley
Eugene L. Grindell
Marcella Street
Grindells
Station 10
Mr. Stinson
Roxbury Court Room
E. J. Jones
Bolster
Mrs. Grindell
Grindell
The Newspaper Trust Meeting in New York July discussion
Publishers from the East and West gathered to discuss actions against a proposed newspaper makers trust. They favored boycotting mills in the trust after contract expirations, citing ample nontrust mills and repurposed water power. A majority of large papers already oppose monopoly and plan to consolidate opposition quickly. It was noted that two big New York papers may buy or build their own mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Publishers’ Association
Trust
Call Extended to George S. Rudd for Y M C A Secretary
New Bedford Massachusetts July 18 directors of the Y M C A tonight voted to extend a call to George S. Rudd of New York to be general secretary of the Y M C A in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Georges. Rudd
New York
Chelsea man charged in counterfeit cigar scheme
Louis Uman of Chelsea was arrested on a federal charge for selling counterfeit high grade cigars stamped as standard ten cent brands. Investigators say he helped place J. A. cigars in markets after purchasing from dealers using old boxes. Uman is jailed at Charles Street and to be arraigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Uman
Chelsea
United States
Robinson
United States Revenue
Tman
Weiner
United States District Court
Alles & Fisher
Thomas McLaughlin
J. A
Uman
McLaughlin
Internal Revenue
O’keefe
Charles Street
Fiske
Will of Martha W Wilkinson Bequeaths 80,000 in Private Gifts
The Cambridge widow Martha W Wilkinson leaves about 80,000 in private bequests with over 60,000 for public uses. Her heir is Arthur W Dunning of Los Angeles, who receives 50,000 held in trust until age. If he dies before 35, 20,000 goes to Bates College and 20,000 to Carleton College. Executors named in Cambridge and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha W. Wilkinson
Arthur Wilkinson
Cambridge
Mid- Gresex
Bates College
Lewiston
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
National Council of the Congregational Churches of the
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Pope—Barnes
Buzzard’s Bay
Fuller
John L
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Gar
Pastor Stinson
Wannamaker
United Workmen's New Home
Hingham Camp
Will
the Newspaper Trust
Rudd
H. Krey & CO
Bie
Washington Street
Milket
Lowell
Edward Brickett
Lakeview
Madras
Faciu
Washington
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