Wise TUBERCULOSIS Greenfield Baby Investigation
Greenfield July 19 local and state officials probe Ida Jennie Crowningshield death to learn if milk from a cow with tuberculosis caused her illness. The cow was quarantined after tuberculine testing confirmed disease. Professor Whitney's team plans guinea pig trials to test milk poisoning.
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Greenfield
Boston
Ida Jennie Crowningshield
William Crowningshield
Mark K.’ Miner
Whitney
Massachusetts General Hospital
Harvard Medical School
Gerry Brown to Run for Governor on Populist Ticket
Brockton, July 19. E Gerry Brown plans a bid for Governor on the Populist ticket. A veteran Boston journalist and activist, he moved to Brockton in 1892 and built influence through the Sunday Diamond and local labor talks. He cites money and tariff as core issues and notes his party’s growth hinges on faithful adherents.
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Brockton
E. Gerry Brown
Gerry
People’s Party
E Gerry Brown
Boston Public Schools
Boston
Brown
Elijah Morse
Carver
Mr. Brown
Elijah
Elbridge Gerry Brown
Hanover and
Battery Streets
Back Bay
Brown & Diilaway
Eliot School
English High School
Prentiss & Deland
Boston Post
Hop Beer Case Ends With Not Guilty Verdict
The Vermont case against Harry Pratt of Newfane Hotel for selling hop beer Eddy & Co. advertised as malt liquor ended with Pratt being found not guilty. The State argued the beer fell under malt liquor laws, but expert testimony and lack of malt detection led Justice Burditt to discharge Pratt.
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Brattleboro
State of
Vermont
Harry. Pratt
Newfane
Eddy & Co
Burditt
United States
Chapin
Pratt
Man with Bank Books Arrested in Middlesex Hotel
Leander Goddard a 67 year old veteran of Togus Maine on furlough from Togus was arrested with Selina Hammell in a Middlesex street hotel. He recently bought new clothes and left behind old garments containing bank books. Funds rose from about $10 to $28 since last report. The matron found money in Hammell's stocking.
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Bunker Hill Times
Brown
People’s Party
Post
Greenhalge
Elijah Morse
Lowell
Leander Goddard
St. Albans
Togus
Selina Hammell
Middlesex Street
Goddard
Central Street
Continental Match Co expands in Passaic and Ogdensburg plant
The Continental Match Company led by Edwin Gould plans a Passaic expansion to hire 250 workers and has issued contracts for a large Ogdensburg facility. The Ogdensburg site will feature two stone fireproof buildings measuring 400 by 50 and 550 by 70 feet, employing about 1000 people. Moving headquarters to Ogdensburg aims to place the main factory near lumber regions.
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Passaic
Continental Match Company
Edwin Gould
New York
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Bertha Dolan Charged With Larceny From Brighton Employers
Bertha L Dolan 19 a domestic in the Graham household 7 Wilton street Brighton was arrested yesterday afternoon by Station 14 officers charged with larceny of a ring valued at 5 and 70 in money from her employers William J Graham.
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Bertha L. Dolan
William J. Graham
Wilton Street
Brighton
Station 14
Gold Exports Rise as Crossman Plans Million Dollar Shipment
New York July 19 The firm W H Crossman & Co a leading coffee house on Broad street ordered 1 000 000 in gold at the sub-treasury for export tomorrow due to a large remittance to Europe and cheaper costs than bills of exchange. Canadian Bank of Commerce sent 75 000 gold to Montreal. Robert Bacon of J P Morgan & Co said exports depend on American production and foreign demand. the exchange market is bare of bills but demand remains. The Gold export syndicate will supply exchange as before to facilitate settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
W. H.crossman & Co
Broad Street
Sub-Treasury
Europe
Crossman & Co
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Montreal
Robert Bacon
J. P. Morgan & Co
Honors for Henry Irving at Lyceum Theatre
A casket containing an illuminated address from British actors and actresses was presented to Sir Henry Irving at the Lyceum Theatre. Mr Bancroft delivered the speech and Irving responded. The crystal casket holds 100 ounces of gold and features twelve gold ionic columns.
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London
Sir Henry Irving
Lyceum Theatre
Bancroft
Irving
Lost in the Great Ocean report of two missing sailors
Gloucester dispatch reports schooner Henry M. Stanley from Grand Banks lost crew members John Benson and Carl Sandstrom while trawling. They were not heard from. presumed drowned or died from hunger after the dory capsized.
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Gloucester
Henry M. Stanley
Grand Banks
John Benson
Carl Sandstrom
Pavonia Sailings List Saloon Passengers for Liverpool
At 7 30 a.m. today the Cunard steamer Pavonia under Captain James B. Watt will depart East Boston for Liverpool with 69 cabin 140 intermediate and 275 steerage passengers aboard. The saloon list includes G. W. Blackwell Howard L. Blackwell Jessie Barnard W. H. Carrick Stephen Duncan W. P. Darling and others.
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Cunard
Pavonia
James B. Watt
East Boston
Liverpool
G. W. Blackwell
Howardl. Blackwell
Jessie R. Barnard
W. H. Carrick
Stephen Duncan
W. P. Darling
Darling
G. M. T. Dowling
William D. Ellis
J. B. Emery
George H. Olson
Nettie M. Fisher
Emily C. Fisher
H. H. French
Cromwell Gurney
Merritt
Henry McQuade
M. E. McQuade
John Nicholson
Mary Emma Nicholson
Maude Hoffman
J. A. Hurley
Adeline T. Joyce
J. P.lyman
Joshua Lovett
Charles P. Lounsbury
Robert Millar
James B. Murray
Archibald Roberts
George M. Rich
Sc. A. Silabee
Frank S. Streeter
John Smith
Henry Wood
Moses Williams
Gladys Williams
Constance M. Williams
Mary E. Williams
Allan S. White
F. Woods
James Sullivan Arrested for Breaking and Entering in City
Police inspector arrested James Sullivan 34, homeless, yesterday afternoon on a breaking and entering charge. He allegedly broke into Stephen Murphy’s dwelling at 1 Miner Street last Wednesday night and took carpenter tools valued at 11.50 belonging to Michael J. O Connor. Sullivan was committed to the Tombs.
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James Sullivan
Sullivan
Stephen Murphy
Miner Street
Michael J. O’connor
Boston theatrical agent imprisoned for bicycle theft
Harry Adams a Boston theatrical agent was arraigned in New York for stealing a bicycle. He claimed the bicycle he hired to a friend was pawned. His wife pleaded with Recorder Golf before general sessions, and Adams was sentenced to thirty days in the City Prison.
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New York
Harry Adams
Boston
Harry
American Wringer Co Manufactures and Repairs Goods
The American Wringer Company at 13 and 15 Broadway extension offers wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. Repairs all kinds of wringers and sweepers promptly. Orders by email and telephone Tremont 164 attended to.
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The
American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
Working Boys Festival at Roxbury Grounds Builds Support
About 100 boys join a mid summer festival at the Boston grounds Roxbury to aid the Working Boys Home. Events include a government vs legislature ball game, field sports under the National Amateur Athletic Association, gymnastics, acrobatics, a pyrotechnic show, dancing, and music by the Berkeley Orchestra and the New York Working Boys Home Band. Entries list dozens of athletic events with many contestants from Roxbury Boston Newton and other locales. Proceeds fund the new Working Boys Industrial Training School at Newton.
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Boston
Roxbury
National Amateur Athletic Association
Berkeley
New York Working Boys
Father Ford
Working Boys’ Industrial Training School
Newton
Working Boys
Boston Baseball Association
B. F. Keith
P. Maguire
James F. Ormond
John J. McNally
M. M. Cunniff
Mission of the Immaculate Virgin
New York
Raymond’s store trims Friday hours for July and August
Raymond’s bargain store on Washington Street plans to close at 1 pm on Friday afternoons during July and August to give clerks time for fishing, since Fridays are slow while Saturdays are busy. The store remains open Saturday afternoon as usual.
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Raymond
Memory of Dr McCulloch Memorial Service in Halifax
Special services in memory of the late Rev William McCulloch of Truro Nova Scotia oldest Presbyterian minister in the province will be held at St Andrews Church 8 West Concord Street Sunday at 7 30 p m A memorial address will be delivered by Rev P M McDonald D D pastor and Hon F A Laurence M P speaker of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly P J Chisholm of Boston and other provincialists will also speak Members of Triune Assembly Sons and Daughters of the Maritime Provinces will attend in a body
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William McCulloch
Truro
N.S
Nova Scotia
St. Andrew’s Church
West Concord Street
P. M. McDonald
D. D
F. A. Laurence
House of Assembly
P. J. Chisholm
Boston
Triune Assembly
Sons and Daughters
Maritime Provinces
Beecham’s Pills for Constipation Advertised
Beecham’s pills for constipation 1oc and 25c. Get the book at your druggist’s and go by it. Annual sales more than 6,000 boxes.
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Beecham
Ryder for Councillor from First District in Massachusetts
Nathaniel F. Ryder of Middleboro is a Republican candidate anticipated for the first district councillor seat as incumbent Ziba C. Keith does not seek renomination. Born October 15, 1845, Ryder built a career in varnish firms, declined a partnership, and later became junior partner until the Boston fire of 1872. He has never held office but serves on the State central committee from the second Plymouth district and chairs the first district councillor committee.
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Nathaniel F. Ryder
Middleboro
Massachusetts
Ziba C. Keith
Brockton
Ryder
Pierce Academy
W. C. Hunneman
Boston
Stimson, Babcock & Livermore
Odiorne
Greenhalge
Norfolk
Middlesex
Home Market
Baptist Church of
Christian Church
Water front notes on ships and arrivals at East Boston
Early Thursday night the Floating Palace Theatre moved to Cunningham Banks wharf East Boston. The Myrtle steamer with a new boiler docked at Long Wharf after overhaul. Naval ships arriving by Aug 1 attract sightseers and local boat owners vying for wharf space. Various ships from Surinam to Honolulu report cargoes and mishaps. The Landsman section covers maritime commerce and local port activity with mixed vessel movements and repairs.
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Floating Palace
Castle Island
Cunningham & Banks
Boston
Harry Roussel
Curlew
United States
Myrtle
Long
Portland
Navy Department
Raleigh
Naval Reserve
White Cloud
Surinam
Juan Vieira de Souza, Jr
Demerara
Nora Wiggins
Manuel Liaguno
Honolulu
New York
Joseph Cook
Willis
Martha Davis
Charles Brewer & Co
San Francisco
John D. Brewer
Buenos Ayres
el Mar
New Orleans
Hatteras
Burnham
James Coleman
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Honey Brook
Port Johnson
Cape Cod
Peaked Hill
Yarmouth
N. S
Fire destroys two story Main Street building in Northampton
A two story frame structure on Main Street owned by Patrick Berkely and used by Pierce and Ross painters burned early today. Officials say the cause was spontaneous combustion and the loss is listed at 4000 dollars.
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Northampton
Main Street
Patrick Berkely
Pierce & Ross
Cape Cod's Ship Canal seeks $7.5 million capital stock plan
The Massachusetts Ship Canal Company filed petitions with railroad harbor and land commissioners seeking authority to issue capital stock of 7.5 million dollars and bonds equal to that amount.
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Massachusetts Ship Canal Company
Railroad, Harbor and Land Commissioners
Sea Moss Farine Receipts Included With 25 Count Pack
A 25 count package of Sea Moss Farine promises to yield 16 quarts for dessert dishes. Each package includes receipts and is available at grocers.
Missing Highlandville carpenter feared to return after prepaid lumber funds
Frederick Conley a well known Highlandville carpenter vanished after receiving 635 from Mr Foley to pay lumber bills. A telegram from Boston hinted he planned not to return. Foley notified authorities. Conley’s absence disrupts near completion of a house and unsettles his wife and three children.
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Highlandville
Frederick Conley
Conley
P. J. Foley
Highlandyr
Leverett Street
West End
Mr. Foley
Docks of the World Examine Boston Harbor Facilities
The State board on docks and terminal facilities reviews circulars from foreign ports and local firms on ownership and facilities to boost port competition. Willard P. Phillips and John L. Nichols discussed wharf and rail facilities, with upcoming inspection of Boston & Maine terminals. Fitchburg already surveyed.
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State Board On
Clinton White
Willard P. Phillips
South Boston Flats
Harbor and Land Commission
John L. Nichols
Fisk’s
Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad
Fitchburg
Defender Arrives Bay Ridge Ready for Race Tomorrow
New York July 19 Defender appeared off Atlantic Yacht Club house Bay Ridge at 7 30 pm and tripped anchor to sail down the bay next morning. Iselin said they are ready for the race and will not reveal sail dimensions until trial races decide the cup defender. Defender will depart 7 30 am for the Sandy Hook course as Vigilant sails toward Staten Island.
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New York
Atlantic Yacht Club
Bay Ridge
Iselin
Sandy Hook
Herreshoff
Vigilant
Staten Island
Barr
Scotland
Baptist Young People's convention opens with prayers and reviews
On July 19 in Milwaukee and Baltimore the second day of the Baptist Young People's convention began with six prayer meetings across the city and a large devotional at Druid Hill Park. Reports praised Christian culture courses and re elected officers. resolutions opposed prize fighting and urged Sunday observance. Rev. A C Dixon spoke on Christ for the World warning against religious syndicates.
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Baltimore
Baptist Young People’s Convention
Druid Hill Park
L. O. Dawson
Tuscaloosa
Ala
John H. Chapman
Chapman
Philip F. Bottong
New Jersey
Frank Harveyfield
New York
H. W. Reed
Waukegan
Ill
A. M. Brinckle
Philadelphia
Frank Moody
Milwaukee
F. L. Wilkins
D. D
Chicago
Carroll
Texas
Isles
Providence
J. B. Isley
Maine
A. W. Hand
New
Hmpshire
J. W. Osterhoul
Rhode Island
Baptist Young People’s Union of America
Lone Star
A. C. Dixon
D.D
Brooklyn
N. Y
Times
Christ
Saloonkeepers plan Sunday openings in defiance
New York police have been told that saloon keepers intend to open next Sunday and challenge the police. Brewers say the move aims to keep the issue before the public, insisting no ill will toward the police but a need for legislation. If doors open, arrests may exceed any prior record.
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New York
Alpine clubs excursion from Boston to Pacific coast
The Appalachian Mountain Club departs Boston with about thirty members for a long journey to Tacoma Seattle and back to Duluth via major railways then a ship trip on Northern Steamship Co to Buffalo. The excursion raises 3800 for the CP R office. A.C. Titcomb of Canadian Pacific suffers a hat bump from a falling cigar box but keeps the cigars. S. W. Cummings of Central Vermont reports strong traffic on freight and passenger services.
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Appalachian Mountain Club
Back Bay
Boston
Pacific Coast
Canadian Pacific
Tacoma
Wash
Seattle
Duluth
Min
Great Northern Road
Big Northern Steamship Company
Buffalo
C.P. R
George Titcomb
Canadian Pacific Road
Court Street
Old Court House
George
S. W. Cummings
Vermont
Sunday Post
Paine Furniture Company Debuts Comfort Desk Chair
During a period of high demand for office furniture Paine Furniture Company promotes a patented desk chair described as the acme of comfort and not expensive. The ad emphasizes affordable pricing and comfort as key selling points.
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Paine Furniture Company
Coxey's Sale Claims Cleveland Concessions to bankers
Massillon report to Pittsburg alleges J. and Coxey relayed a Canton manufacturer's story. It claims New York bankers learned in 1892 Harrison would win and a Democratic House would follow. They purportedly offered $1,000,000 to drop silver provisions and support pro silver repeal, in exchange for gold bonds. Cleveland accepted, the tale states.
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Pittsburg
Penn
the Times
Massillon
J. & Coxey
C. M. Miller
Canton
Sibley
Pennsylvania
New York
Harrison
Cleveland
Democratic Campaign Fund
Infant Donovan Dies in East Boston
Edwin Donovan infant son of William J and Julia Donovan nee Putnain died in East Boston on July 19 at 3 months 21 days old Funeral from 127 Webster street Saturday at 2 30 p m relatives and friends are requested to attend
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Donovan
East Boston
Edwin
William J
Julia Donovan
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Scully
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Arthur W. Parsons
Allston
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I. M. Whelan
Boston College
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J. Tiggins
Charles W.eet
Harry D . Dope
Father Scully
Ww. Cc. Johnson
Newton A. A
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R. I
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Frank Rowe
A. C
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D W. Hirshberg
Brookline H. S
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J. Apprie
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de Paul
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Edward Curley
Loyola A. C
St. Paul's Cerum
J. J. Crowley
Robert Henderson
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Fate Scully
Ellery Clark
B. A
W. D. Rising
Babele
Ver Medea, Jr
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R. F. Johnson
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Crowley
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H. A. Smith
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Keith
Cape Cod’s Ship Canal
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Boston Harbor
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Portland Sts
Bass Point
Coxey’s
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