Lactated food urged to save babies in summer
A medical voice urges lactated food as a safer diet for infants during hot months. It cites authorities from New York and New England praising its digestibility and nourishment, and quotes Sandusky parents crediting the product with stabilizing their child Ruth’s weight and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chera Infantum
Guernsey
The
New York Medical Times
Agnew
J. Lewis Smith
Bellevue Hospital College
New York
New England
Boston Journal
Charles Soutar
Campbell Street
Sandusky
Ruth
Waterfront News and Maritime Updates From Boston Harbor
Reports from the waterfront include the Evie Reed arriving from Rio with wool and hides to Baring Bros. The Edward Waite sighted whales off Hatteras. The Harvard and Comanche undergoing bottom work on Burnham's railway in East Boston. A stray square-rigged yacht draws curiosity, while the Florida brings migrants and Olivette adds settlers. The Vigilant and Britannia race near Dublin Bay ends with Britannia ahead after varied winds and squalls. Tariff controversy features a New York Herald critique of protectionist costs and impact on consumers.
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Evie Reed
Bath
Whitten
Rosario
Point India
Baring Bros. & Co
Nantucket
Edward Waite
Bangor
McClearn
Boston
Cardenas
Hatteras
Harvard
Burnham
McKie
Benjamin Hawes
M. H. Hanna
Cleveland
East Boston
Florida
Pye
Plant Line
Port Hawkesbury
C. B
Charlottetown
P. EH. I
Olivette
McKay
Halifax
N. S&s
America
Edgartown Driver Fined for Cruelty to Horse
In Edgartown on July 2, Lemuel B. Burrill of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals charged Herbert W. Carter, a car driver at Cottage City, with cruelly beating a horse. Carter was found guilty as charged and fined accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgartown
Lemuel B. Burrill
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Herbert W. Carter
Cottage City
Boston Arcade Plan Promises Big Central Complex
Plans for a seven hundred thousand dollar arcade linking Bromfield Tremont Inter and Washington streets move toward realization. J Murray Howe Bradlee recruit funds, secure land, and bond property as Music Hall anchors the project with a Washington street outlet via the old 413 415 Washington structure. Wesleyan building and surrounding parcels feed the scheme to join estates into one four story glass passagelined center with a rotunda and elegant entrances.
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Bromfield
Tremont
Inter
Washington Street
J. Murray Howe
Bradlee
School Street
Music Hall
Dix Place
Wesleyan
Bromfield Street
Music Hall Place
Winter Street
Nore
Andrews
Jackson
Dix
Bridge Closure Forces Redirected Traffic Between Boston and Charlestown
The old Charles River bridge between Boston and Charlestown was yesterday closed to teaming and will remain shut until a new structure is completed. A four-officer detail, two at each end, guards the site as heavy traffic must reroute via the Warren bridge, creating unavoidable blockades.
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Charles River Avenue
Boston
Charlestown
Warren Bridge
Jury Convicts Cobb and Hottleman in Unlawful Cohabitation Case
After twenty two hours of deliberation the jury in the Superior Criminal Court before Judge Fessenden returned a guilty verdict against Albert T. Cobb and Mrs. Louise Hottleman of South Boston for unlawful cohabitation and each was fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert T. Cobb
Louise Hottleman
South Boston
Superior Criminal Court
Fessenden
In Memory of Jennie Collins at Helping Hand Home
A large crowd gathered yesterday afternoon at 119 Charles Street for annual memory services honoring Jennie Collins of Boffs Bower fame. Miss Abbie Rolfe of Concord delivered a brief eulogy praising Collins life work aiding street girls.
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Jennie Collins
Boffin
Bower
Helping Hand
Charles Street
Abbie Rolfe
Concord
Boston Tailor Made Garments Offered After July Sale
A large sale of high grade pants has drawn buyers since July 1 with hundreds of pairs moved at one third value. The finest line of tailor made garments is highlighted in Boston, suggesting strong local demand for quality menswear.
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Boston
Murder or foul play shadows Mrs Kinsella case
New York reports Mrs Jennie Kinsella widow of burglar big Tom Kinsella died under suspicious circumstances after aiding police to expose a gang of Long Island burglars. She planned to travel to Pittsfield to testify against Sherlock the gentleman burglar. A four-officer guard was posted but neighbors allege lax protection and heavy drinking at the home prior to her death. The Pittsfield scene notes Sherlock’s jail visit and the expected testimony she would have given.
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New York
Jennie Kinsella
Big Tom Kinsella
Vernon Avenue
Long Island City
Pitsfield
Mass
Sherlock
Wethersfield Prison
Hartford
Long Island
Bridgeport
Kinsella
Fitzpatrick
Michael Sherlock
Lenox
Pittsfield
Chrristopher Madden
Justice Duffy
Frey
Thomas Kinsella
Newport
Tom Kinsella
Stockbridge
OBRIEN BILL DISMISSED IN CAMBRIDGE WATER CASE
The Cambridge Water Board petition against the Cambridge Board of Aldermen to test Mayor Bancroft's nomination and Board confirmation was argued in Supreme Court before Judge Holmes. Both applications were dismissed. he would not disturb the current order and referred the petition to the full court for a hearing.
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Equity
John F. O’brien
Cambridge Water Board
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Bancroft
Board of Aldermen
Water Board
Supreme Court
Holmes
Pattyson to Speak at Bromfield Street Church Meeting
Mr Pattyson, previously barred from speaking at Bromfield Street Church, plans to address an audience on the Common near the centre gate on Charles Street from 6 to 3 p m Sunday. He states four imprisonments and repeated rebuffs have shown candid utterance in testimony meetings to be impracticable.
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Pattyson
Hamburg American Line Cuts Steerage Rates to Ten Dollars
In New York on July 20 the Hamburg American line reduced steerage fares to $10, aligning with White Star and other British lines. The previous Hamburg rate had been $14. Passengers may now find the Hamburg line offering the same steerage price as competing transatlantic services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Herald
Conference Committee
Senate
United States
Treasury
United States Treasury
United As
White Star
Lamplighter Burned in Jamaica Plain Lantern Accident
Thomas McCarty a 19 year old lamplighter for the city of Boston suffered severe burns to his left leg and hands after a torch fell and ignited his clothing while he tried to rejoin his team near Coll street Jamaica Plain. Neighbors aided and he was sent home for treatment.
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Thomas McCarty
Jamaica Street
Jamaica Plain
Boston
Coll Street
Left $26 000 In The Car Pittsfield July 20
N C Dutcher of Troy asks police help to locate a satchel and parcel said to hold property valued at 26 000 left in the smoking car on the Albany to east bound train. He telegraphed the conductor to leave the items at Pittsfield but they were not found on the train.
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Pittsfield
N. C. Dutcher
Troy
Dutcher
Albany
Woman's Day at Lakeview Speakers Planned at Lakeview
Next Tuesday July 24 at 10 30 a m and 2 30 p m will be woman's day at Lake view at the Massachusetts Chautauqua assembly at South Framingham Special excursion rates ensure a large attendance speakers include Mrs Mary A Livermore Mrs Julia Ward Howe Mrs BE N L Walton Miss E A Yates Mrs A A Claflin the Rev Charles G Ames the Rev Dr Bashford and Henry B Blackwell
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Lakeview
Massachusetts Chautauqua Assembly
South Framingham
Mary A. Livermore
Julia Ward Howe
BE. N. L. Walton
E. A. Yates
A. A. Claflin
Charles G. Ames
Fire Destroys Union Manufacturing Plant at Swissville
A blaze at 6 AM in the Union Manufacturing Company building at Swissville station on the Pennsylvania Railroad completely destroyed the plant. The total loss is not yet specified.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Union Manufacturing Company
Swissville Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Distinguished New Englanders visit Squantum grounds on Narragansett Bay
Governor Brown and Mayor Olney host a large gathering of notable guests from Massachusetts Rhode Island Vermont and Georgia at the Squantum Club on Narragansett Bay. The list includes ex Governors ex Senators and notable officials with a special Massachusetts train arrival and a day plan featuring a bay sail Rhode Island shore dinner and post dinner exercises.
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W. H. Butler
Massachusetts Senate
G. von L. Meyer
Massachusetts House
George F. Edmunds
Vermont
J. J. Whipple
Brockton
New England Club
Frank W. Cheney
South Manchester
Conn
H. Stephens Henry
Rockville
Nathan Matthews
United States Circuit Court
Providence
George H. Robinson
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Charles R. Flint
New York
W. N. Ivins
Seth Milliken
Maine
William P. St. John
Mercantile National Bank of New York
Spencer P. Borden
Fall River
Charles Phelps
J. C. B. Woods
Allen
Melville Bull
Rhode Island
Fearing
Newport
Tiepke
Pawtucket
Pothier
Woonsocket
Massachusetts
Boston
Bay
Dempsey 8 Faces Hearing After Attempted Assault at Turners Falls
James Dempsey, 8, a drifting youth, entered Russell Cutlery block on Third Street and lured two girls into an empty room. He attempted to assault Fillet Ulrich, 6, a German child, but cries frightened him and he fled. Police jailed him, awaiting a Trial Justice hearing tomorrow amid local fury and threats of lynching.
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Dana
Brooklyn Boys Find New Amusement With Electric Poles
July 20 report from New York describes a risky game where boys loop a wire from Hudson electric pole to a trolley track to feel a mild shock. Several kids join hands to form a circuit and share the current. Edison company official notes tracks are grounded and the pole isn’t responsible.
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New York
Brooklyn
Hudison
W. W. Freeman
Edison Company
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Britannia
Clyde
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Muglins
Kish
E.C. Almy & Co
Washington, Cor. Essex
London
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Philadelphia
England
Germany
Washington St
Ty Mead
Summer ST
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OT Cash
Omer C. Goulet
Lowell
Merrimac Street
Messrs
Krey & Co
Y’s
North Shore
Winthrop
John Mason
New Winthrop Hotel
Pinkham
John
Mrs. Mason
Millen
Slattery
Masons
John Brigandi
Chelsea
Cammelo
Revere
Brigandi
Ayer
Thomas Burns
Phillipo
North End
Italy
H. H. Tilton
R. J. Jose
Lynn Cadet
Jose
MR. O'Brien
Rueter & CO
Turner's Falls
Alvator
Burkhardt Brewing Co
Parker, Cor
Tel
Rox
NEW England Mutual
Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Benj. F. Stevens
D. Foster
Ss. F. Treary Secre
Alpheus M. Stetson
Kilby Street
American Tool & Machine Co
Kingston St
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