Long Wins All England New England Title In Hot Irvington Meet
Dan Long claimed the all round athletic championship at Irvington Oval with a total 4736 points under a new scoring system. Phil Stingel of the B A A and Butterworth of Providence A A competed, with Stingel winning the pole vault at 9 ft 10 in and Butterworth claiming the half mile walk, while heat hindered performances and the mile was abandoned.
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N. EH. A
New England
Irvington Oval
D. L. Long
Phil C. Stingel
H. Butterworth
Providence
Long
Stingel
Hs. Butterworth
Dan Long
Butterworth
Butterogersh
Lin
Boston
Burglary suspect Lake held after New England raid
New England notes report G. L. Lake arrested seven miles north of Solon by Detective Ira M. True. Lake faces burglary charges and possible wider Somerset railway line activity. arraigned before Judge Bowden, bound over to $1000, committed to jail for alleged burglary at Embden ticket office. Other items include Bath shipyard heat stoppage, Whitinsville quarry heat cessation, and Lowell mill half time curtailment with 100 workers affected.
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Lidwiston
Geor. L. Lake
Templeton Goodale’s
Solon
Ira M. True
Lake
Somerset
Poisoning Fowls Case Set in Malden District Court
In Malden the district court heard Wakefield Burgess charge neighbor Richard Palmer with poisoning his fowls with salt. Palmer claims the salt was for weed control. The court continued the case to Saturday to determine if salt is poisonous to fowls.
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Malden
Pettingill
Wakefield Burgess
Cross Street
Faulkner
Richard Palmer
Palmer
James R. Wingate, Prominent Contractor, Dies at 60
James R. Wingate, a well known contractor and builder, died yesterday after a long illness at about sixty. Born in Sandwich New Hampshire he moved to this town from Newton Massachusetts in 1877 and resided here ever since. He leaves a wife and one son.
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Peabody
James R. Wingate
Sandwich
N. H
Newton
Mass
Autopsy Hears Details in Sweeney Death Case
In Newport Rhode Island two medical examiners and three doctors performed an autopsy on Thomas Sweeney who died Thursday from injuries alleged to have been inflicted by Edward Burton two weeks earlier. The autopsy report is withheld until the inquest set for next week. Bur ton was arraigned on manslaughter charges and posted $300 bail for trial next week.
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Newport
R. I
Thomas Sweeney
Edward Burton
Sweeney
Burton
Hartford Life ex-president Whitman dies at 63
Henry A. Whitman former president of Hartford Life and Annuity Insurance Company died in Hartford yesterday from paralysis at age 63. He long served with Griswold Whitman & Welch wholesale dry goods in Hartford and New York. His wife, daughter of Wareham Griswold, survives him.
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Hartford
Conn
Henry A. Whitman
Hartford Life and Annuity Insurance Company
Griswold, Whitman & Welch
New York
Wareham Griswold
Barre man charged with larceny in county and jury bond
Hugh Nason a Barre railroad section hand was placed under 200 bonds for the county nd jury charged with larceny of from G Pandussi on Thursday While riding at Granite City Park J E Walsh state bicycle champion collided with riders Wheeler and Reynolds badly damaging their wheels and injuring Wheeler
Newburyport Assessors Announce 1894 Tax Totals
The board of assessors reports 3820 polls for 1894 up from 3806. Real estate 7,028,100. personal property 2,200,400. resident bank shares 499,877. total valuation 9,728,277, up from 9,632,128. The tax rate per 1000 is 16.70, down from 17. State tax 9,360. county 11,112. city appropriation 139,559. Total to be raised by taxation 160,031, versus 169,559 last year.
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Newburyport
Board of Assessors
Tarbox Arrested in Portland for Stealing Team and Suspected Break-in
Ira Melville Tarbox was arrested in Portland on charges of stealing A. N. Burbank's team in Alfred. He reportedly sold the team in Kennebunk and is suspected of breaking into Littlefield's store there. Authorities in York County are pursuing him.
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Portland
Ira Melville Tarbox
A. N. Burbank
Alfred
Kennebunk
Littlefield
York County
Giants and Boston Play A Thrilling South End Game
In a lively South End clash the Giants and Bostons battled. McQuade’s absence delayed start. Ward Nash and Selee argued umpire choice with a hat bet. Boston capitalized with a early homer by Nash and a big late inning, while the Giants rallied but fell short as Stivetts held steady. Final score details follow.
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New Yorks
Bostons
Selee
McQuade
Ward
Nash
Harry Wright
Giants
Tucker
Bannon
Echoes Of The Game In Boston Versus New York
A spirited baseball recap from Boston lauds clever plays by Ward and Bannon, notes McCarthy and Duffy standout performances, and recalls a crowd scene with fans scaling the right-field fence. The piece calls for another drubbing of the Giants and mentions Harry Wright winning back a hat.
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Ryan
Lowe
Giants
Rosie
Fuller
Long
Little Duffy
McCarthy
Rusie
Ward
Mac
Duffy
Duff
van Hinltren
Tucker
Bannon
Stivetts
Bostons
Nash
New
Boston
New Yorks
Billy
Tom
Charlie Farrell
Miah Murray
New York
Harry Wright
Alland Bros Offer Free Haircut With Gold Watch
An unusual promotion at Alland Bros. 119 Tremont Row offers a complimentary gold watch with a haircut, described as a gratuity to customers and an invitation to visit for their excellent service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alland Bros
Tremont Row
Baltimore and Senators Clash In High Scoring Tilt
The Balti mores faced the Senators in a championship style game. Selbach and Cartwright hit home runs as Baltimore and Washington produced a total of 26 hits. Baltimore led in runs with 12 to Washingtons 8 amid strong fielding and pitching.
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Washington
Baltimores
Senators
Selbach
Cartwright
Baltimore
Brown
Pea
Robinson
Petty
Mcuire
Cincinnati Beats Pittsburg in Ten Innings on Vaughn and Smith
Ten innings decided the game as Cincinnati rope a dope tied in the seventh. Vaughn homered to tie in the tenth and George Smith won it with a homer. Attendance 1200. Cincinnati 7 Pittsburg 6. Hits 11 to 7. Errors 4 to 3. Batteries Chamberlain Murphy Ehret Mack.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgs
Vaughn
George Smith
Pittsburg
Chamberlain
Murphy
Ehret
Mack
Brooklyns Defeat Phillies In Low-Scoring Tilt
Brooklyn pitcher Kennedy held Philadelphia to six hits as the Brooklyns won 8 to 2. The Quakers scored only in the first inning on Kennedy’s bases on balls. Brooklyn bunched hits at crucial moments, with Taylor delivering key singles. Attendance was about 2,000. Hits Brooklyn ten, Philadelphia seven. Errors Philadelphia three. Batteries Kennedy and Earle for Brooklyn. Taylor and Buckley for Philadelphia.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyns
Philadelphias
Kennedy
Quakers
Taylor
Philadelphia
Earle
Buckley
Louisville Beats Cleveland On Strong Fielding
Louisville won 7 to 4 in a game featuring light batting but sharp defense by the home team. McKean hit a homer for Louisville as 900 fans watched. Louisville had 8 hits, 1 error. Cleveland 9 hits, 2 errors. Batteries Menafee and Weaver for Louisville Mullane O’Connor and Zimmer for Cleveland.
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Louisville
Cleveland
McKean
Menafee
Weaver
Mullane
O’connor
Zimmer
Fall River Beats Brockton After Eighth Inning Rally
New England League game moved to Brockton, Fall River wins 8 4. Attendance 600. Fall River scores 1 in first, 8 in total. Brockton four runs with late attention. Hitting: Fall River 6 base hits, Brockton 6. Errors: Fall River 2, Brockton 6. Batteries Klobedanz Rupert Braham Shea.
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Brockton
Fall River
Klobedanz
Rupert
Braham and Shea
Haverhill Loses to Whalers in Ninth Inning
New Bedford edged Haverhill 10 to 9 in a nine inning game. Haverhill started strong but costly errors and loose base running let New Bedford pull away. Brady left with a forearm injury after a line drive, replaced by Smith. Viau pitched well for Haverhill as New Bedford tallied 12 hits to Haverhill’s 14.
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Haverhill
New Bedford
Brady
Anderson
Smith
Viau
Grant
Sweeney
Bangor Beats Lewiston In Free Batting Hardwood Duel
In Bangor July 2, Bangor defeated Lewiston 9 to 5 with sharp batting and exploiting Lewiston’s errors. White starred at shortstop and Wheeler and Hayes held mound duties with Mains and Bergen catching. Attendance 650. Bangor had 14 hits to Lewiston’s 10 and committed eight errors to Lewiston’s four.
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Bangor
Lewiston
White
Weed
Wheeler and Hayes
Mains
Bergen
Portland Defeats Pawtucket in Easy Matchup
Portland, July 20 Portland defeated Pawtucket 9 to 3 as Meakin endured tough batting. Attendance 400. Portland 13 hits to 6 for Pawtucket with 1 error to 2. Batteries Carey and Casey for Portland Meakin and Roach for Pawtucket.
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Portland
Pawtucket
Meakin
Carey
Casey
Roach
Eastern League Scores From Providence Springfield Troy Syracuse
In Providence the Bing hamton team lost 10 to 1 while Springfield Wilkes Barre won 12 to 3 at Springfield and Troy beat Buffalo 11 to 5 at Troy. Syracuse Erie edged Syracuse 4 to 3 at Syracuse.
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Providence
Binghamton
Springfield
Wilkesbarre
Troy
Buffalo
Syracuse
Erie
Father Scully A A A Games At Spy Pond Today
The Father Scully A A A athletic exhibition at Spy Pond features twelve clubs with events including 100 yard dashes, 88 yard run, potato race, 440 yard, mile, team one mile race between Father Scully Loyola and St Mary's, running hop and jump, and high jump. Games start at 2 30 with frequent special cars from Bowdoin square and North avenue access.
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Father Scully
Loyola
St. Mary’s
Bowdoin Square
North Avenue
Spy Pond
Boat Race Plan Explores Salem Willows Waters
Within a month a boat race off the Salem Willows is likely drawing interest statewide. Next Tuesday George Hosmer and Dan Breen visit Salem to decide if a three mile scull race is feasible among Hosmer Ten Eyck and Casey.
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Salem
Salem Willows
George Hosmer
Dan Breen
Hosmer
Ten Eyck
Casey
West End Athletic Spar Ring Exhibition Canceled
Salem July 20 The West End Athletic Association planned a sparring exhibition at the Salem riding rink but warm weather kept the audience away and the event failed to draw a sufficient crowd to cover costs.
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Salem
West End Athletic Association
Titus Rode In Luck At Cleveland Wheel Club Races
About 2000 spectators witnessed the L A W races under Cleveland Wheel Club auspices. Rain halted the final heat and evening events under electric lights were postponed. Results: quarter mile open class B E C Johnson first W W Taxis second. time 36 seconds. One mile handicap class B E C Johnson Cleveland 80 yards first R F Goetz second 90 yards. Time 2 1345. Three mile lap heat class B J P Titus Brooklyn N Y won all prizes by 150 yards. Time 8 06 5.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Wheel Club
E. C. Johnson
W. W. Taxis
Philadelphia
R. F. Goetz
J. P. Titus
Brooklyn
N. Y
Abbot Bassett
Wheeling
Bassett
Chicago
Frank A. Devlin
Denver
Riverside Wheelmen
New York
Columbia
F. W. Marsters
Bloomington
Ind
C. M. Walker
Noblesville
Boston
Erie
Niagara
Quebec
St. John
N. B
Washington
Associated
Young’s Hotel
Garden City
Dean
Association
George A. Perkins
J. Emory Tippets
A. J. Ochs
Spencer T. Williams
J. J. Fecitt
A. K. Peck
State House
S. T. Williams
Copley Square
Point of Pines
Newton
Newton Centre
Irst Hedt
J. J. Goodwin
F. Robie
BE. M. Armstrong
C. S. Sumner
W. W. Pratt
C. H. Seelig
F. Johnson
N. FF. Stanley
H. W. Crowell
W. M. Pettigrew
W. M. Morse
Sumner
H. W. Pratt
E. M. Armstrong
N. F. Stanley
Everett
Everett Square
Alfred C. Smith
F. C. Smith L. EB. Vogt
RK. W. Emerson
Andrew Walsh
I. E. Fenwick
J. F. Collom
Hugh MacLean
C. J. Mitchell
Fred T. Hurley
J. J. Wrightman
J. Simon
EH. A. Cate
M. J. Welsh
Arthur C. Dodge
A. Bianchi
R. M. Mugridge
H. W. Thorndike
Scratch
B. W. Pierce
Linden
Trio Ties for Essex Cup Lead in Closely Contested Play
Three players share first in the Essex County Club event after Budlong beat Hovey 6 2 2 4 1 5 and Chace defeated Howland. Foote, Millett, and other matches shaped a tight standings list as the day closed. Saturday’s handicap golf event and a tennis players game follow, with notable club activities and retirements noted.
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Manchester
Budlong
Hovey
Chace
Brunonjan
Clarence Budlong
F. H. Hovey
Howland
Yale
A. E. Foote
George Hinckley
Millett
Foote
Shaw
Hinckley
Fovos Oo Cacecs Vices
CRP Eree Screens
Cheug Setcce Secvervoscopes Be Deel
Essex County Club
George Wright
Boxers Clash Over Bout Rules And Manager Tactics
Chicago scribe Joe Donovan criticizes so called limit-round boxers as paving a crooked path and notes Griffo Dixon plans and counter offers. Promoters arrange and cancel bets and bouts in New York Boston and Cincinnati as fighters like Ahern Reynolds Kerrigan and Dempsey set up matches with purses from $500 to $2000 while others discuss weight limits and championship claims in Canada and the U.S.
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Joe Donovan
Chicago News
Griffo- Dixon
Griffe
Dixon
New York
Billy Ahern
George Reynolds
Denny Butler
Frank Craig
Ahern
Frankie Kerrigan
Bob Green
Bob
Tremont Street
Green
Billy Hennessy
Kerrigan
N. B
Bobby Dobbs
Boyle O’reilly
Jim Ashe
Boston
Casper Leon
Leon
America
Andy Watson
St. John
Watson
John E. Butler
Lynn
Jack Dempsey
Billy McCarthy
New Orleans
Auditorium Club
Dempsey
Savannah
Denny Costigan
McCarthy
California Athletic Club
Dick Moore
Jack Powers
Dick O’brien
Bob Fitzsimmons
Frank Keller
Buffalo
Rain Delays Detroit Driving Club Blue Ribbon Meet
Rain marred the fifth day of Detroit Driving Club events in Detroit Michigan at the blue ribbon meet. Track work improved conditions though a cloud burst halted racing after the second heat of the first race. Ryland T. led the 2:12 trot heat one with Ellard taking heat two and John R. Gentry winning the 2:12 pace single heat.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit Driving Club
Ryland T
Vassar
Ellard
John R. Gentry
Allegro Wins 2:24 Pace At Old Orchard Meet
The July meet on the kite track at Old Orchard Me ends with two strong races. Allegro, a Philadelphia owned black mare, wins the 2:24 pace in straight heats with Donne second Jed Davis third and Rhea fourth. Best time 2:16 1 4. The 2:15 trot required five heats with Caprice claiming first money Jessie Hanson second Thetis third and Guess fourth. Best time 2:14 1-4.
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Old Orchard
Allegro
Philadelphia
Donne
Jed Davis
Rhea
Jessie Hanson
Caprice
Thetis
Guess
Driving Park meeting closes with split purse races
In Worcester on July 4 the Driving Park Company's meeting concluded with mixed results. Helen M. delivered the sole notable showing in the 2:27 trot and pace before the day ended without a finish and purse money was divided. Little Dam captured the 2:37 trot while Kentucky Star won the 2:35 pace.
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Worcester
Driving Park Company
Helen M
Little Dam
Kentucky Star
Rochester Races Fourth Day Features Pace and Trot Winners
The Rochester races report the final day of the central New York circuit meeting. Johnnie B. won the 2:33 trot with Home Brewed second, while Harry Lynn swept the 2:26 pace in three straight heats with Barb Wire taking second money after leading early heats.
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Rochester
N. Y
Johnnie B
Home Brewed
Harry Lynn
Barb Wire
RESULTS AT BRIGHTON BEACH
Brighton Beach July 20 results races list winners and times for a card at Brighton Beach on LI. First race Ghateey won with Jordan second and Roller third. Second race Bencea won with Avon second and Solitaire third. Third race Monaco led by Cockade with Ree fourth and Reed fifth. Fourth race Armitage edged Species with Armitage first and Species second. Fifth race Marshall won with Dr Garnett second and third place listed. Sixth race Life Boa General led with Connors second and Rig Nat third.
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Brighton Beach
L. I
Mice Ghateey
Jordan
Roller
Bencea
Avon
Solitaire
Monaco
Marshall
Garnett
Connors
Hibernian Orders Install Multiple Divisions in Charlestown and Beyond
A summary of recent A O H gatherings across Charlestown and nearby areas. Division 5 in Raymond Hall elected officers, presented a watch chain to treasurer Martin Roche, and welcomed four new members. Division 12 in South Braintree announced Aug 20 officer installations. Division 38 Roxbury installed officers with a formal ceremony led by County President Cronin. Division 14 Brighton held an extraordinary meeting for installation, with speeches and songs. Division 18 Roxbury elected officers and prepared sick committee plans, followed by installations by County Delegate Dolan. Division 12 Boston held a large turnout and official installations in Carroll Hall with several visitors present.
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Charlestown
Raymond Hall
Main Street
James J. O'Shea
Martin J. Roche
John A. Ryan
John P. Riordan
Detroit
Mich
Michael Brown
David Nagle
D. J. Falvey
John T. Galvin
Division 12
South Braintree
Odd Fellows
John D. Conley
John Whalen
Thomas M. Ryan
James P. Donahue
Felix Gallagher
W. J. Cronin
Division 14
Brighton
Foresters’ Hall
Patrick F. Eagan
Michael O’connor
John Murden
Peter G. Mclaughlin
Thomas J. Dillon
Patrick O'Connor
Michael Casey
Lawrence Roche
Luke Curley
Dennis Doyle
James Kiernan
John Murphy
Patrick Larkin
John Walsh
Cornelius Sullivan
Kiernan Murphy
Michael Conway
Dennis Foley
Cornelius Driscoll
Patrick Walsh
Patrick Earls
John Broggie
Daniel Lyons
Daniel Collins
James Clancy
Daniel Sullivan
Michael O’sullivan
William Concannon
James O’brien
Dennis Desmond
John Dolan
Thomas J. Kelly
Peter Pettit
J. B. O'Higgins
Jamaica Plain
Dolan
Eagan
Dr. Dillon
Seamis O’brien
Pat Murphy
Roxbury
Patrick H. Wilkinson
James Corrigan
John J. Spellman
Matthew C. Regan
James O’donnell
Joseph Murphy
John T. Hines
Joseph Madden
Daniel Harrington
David Lee
Hibernian
Boston
Carroll Hall
Thomas J. Clements
Terence McGuire
Manchester
England
Hugh O’connor
John B. O'Higgins
Wade and Wade clash at French's stable in Waltham
Blair White was arrested on a warrant for assaulting Anthony Wade after Wade accused White of skimming depot money. White swore vengeance and beat Wade at the stable with friends. Foreman Haynes had discharged Wade after the incident. A rematch under Judge Smith is set for tomorrow morning.
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Waltham
Blair White
Peabody
Anthony Wade
French
White
Wade
Haynes
Judge Smith
Isinglass Wins Eclipse Stakes at Sandown Park
At Sandown Park the Eclipse Stakes worth 10000 sovereigns was won by Isinglass, four years. Ladas, three, finished second with Ravensbury, four, third. The race covered about one mile and a quarter for three and four year olds.
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London
Sandown Park
Isinglass
Ladas
Ravensbury
Return of Camilo Brigandi May Strike Note in Chelsea Court
The Chelsea Police Court discharged Camilo Brigandi after testimonies showed some false statements, citing insufficient evidence of probable cause in the assault with intent to kill case involving his brother John Brigandi with an axe at Revere last Sunday. John Brigandi was later arrested on a default warrant after being identified by Revere police and Boston detectives.
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Camilo Brigandi
John Brigandi
Revere
Chelsea
Filppo
North Street
Boston
Brigandi
Italy
America
Ray
Ayer
Burns
Middlesex County
Rhoades
Cambridge
The Week's Failures in United States and Canada
As reported to R. G. Dun & Co., this week 236 failures in the United States, down from 467 last year, and 44 failures in Canada, up from 25 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
United States
Canada
Funeral of Deacon Jacob Eaton in Cambridge
The funeral services for Deacon Jacob Eaton of Broadway Baptist Church were held at the church. A Cambridgeport resident for decades, he joined First Baptist in 1840 and Broadway as a mission church in 1865. Retired for nearly twenty years, he lived with his wife and daughter on Windsor Street. Interment was in Wakefield, his birthplace. He was 88 years 6 months old.
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Jacob Eaton
Broadway Baptist Church
Cambridge
First Baptist Church
Broadway Church
Might
Malin
Windsor Street
Cambridgeport
A. E. Reynolds
Wakefield
Malden High School Building Plans Reported
A special city government meeting in Malden heard the High School Commission discuss new plans for a high school building. An order appropriating $100,000 was referred to the finance committee, which will report next week. Plans depict a handsomely appointed structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
High School Commission
Six Hurt In Ontario Gas Main Explosion Near Walkerville
An eight inch gas main of the Ontario Natural Gas Company exploded near Walkerville across the river this morning. Six men working on the pipe were seriously or somewhat injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Ontario Natural Gas Company
Walkerville
Will Bequeaths 3000 to Shawmut Universalist Society
The will of Lyman Titus admitted in Suffolk Probate Court before Judge Grant on Thursday leaves 3000 dollars to the Shawmut Universalist Society of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Titus
Suffolk
Juror recounts California murder trial and mob verdict
An old traveller recalls serving on a California jury. He opposed a death verdict, stayed out for nine days, and finally helped return a verdict of not guilty. He notes the mob had hanged the prisoner on the first day the jury was locked up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
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Bath
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Whitinsville
Plummer’s Quarry
Lowell
Lawrence
Middlesex
Wilson
General Dixwell
van Haltren
Tiernan
Farrell
Tommy McCarthy
A. E. Lowe
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Lone
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Waller
Csecccesceres
Burke
Davis
Wee
Oreeeree
Puble
Wardan
FR. Scully
the Willows
Salem Sports
Titus
Blanchard & Farrar
Dock Square
Faneuil Hall
Williams & Carletox
Hartford, Ct
Newton Man
Division 16
Father McGuire
Jerry Marshall
Hallock & Co
Dr. Hallock & Co
Emales
THE
Ayer Police
Chelsea Court
WEW
Shawmut Church
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Ndapo
Pate
Mental Medical Co
Ill
Geo. C. Goodwin & Co
Hanover
Weeks & Patter Co
Wouingenn Se
Bostok
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