Lactated Food Promises Summer Infant Survival Hope
Dr Meigs warns heat in July and August doubles infant mortality. Lactated food, praised by physicians and mothers, is advertised as the best nourishment for babies, maintaining nutrition despite temperature changes. A testimonial from Mrs Ella Trumble of Saginaw Michigan supports the claim that lactated food saved her weak child during summer heat.
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Meigs
Trumble
Ella Trumle
Cambrey Street
Saginaw, Mich
Brakeman Lucier Killed On Boston and Maine Line
Devicier Lucier Italian brakeman, 28, was killed at Mystic wharf on the Boston and Maine road when his foot slipped as he stepped onto a cowcatcher. The engine ran over him, inflicting fatal head wounds. He left a widow at 155 Medford Street Charlestown. Undertaker Reed cared for the body. Medical Examiner Harris notified.
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Devicier Lucier
Boston & Maine
Mystic Wharf
Reed
Harris
Medford Street
Charlestown
Jamaica Pond Parkway Under Way Through Several Sections
Construction progresses on the Jamaica Pond Parkway linking May's field to Bussey Park near Centre and Pond streets. Half the street width excavated, footwalk filling along Pond street shore, and a bridge rising at Stony Brook near Forest Hills as work crosses Seaver's field toward Washington Street.
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Jamaica Pond
May’s Field
Bussey Park
May and Brewer Estates
Centre
Pond Streets
Pond Street
Hall
Mission Sunday School Children Picnic at Beachmont
The youngsters from the Mission Sunday School tied to the Boston Industrial Home and Fulton Street Mission held their annual picnic at Beachmont. They formed teams, enjoyed baseball and swimming, and shared a plentiful lunch prepared by kind supporters. Superintendent T D Roberts extends thanks to all contributors.
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Mission Sunday School
Boston
Beachmont
Fulton Street
T. D. Roberts
Anglo Man's Serious Fall in South Boston
Patrick Ducey aged 80 of 2 94 Silver Street fell on the sidewalk at Fifth and F streets South Boston yesterday afternoon. He sustained two severe head cuts. Dr Young attended him and he was taken to City Hospital. The injuries are serious considering his age.
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Patrick Ducey
Silver Street
Fifth
F Streets
Boston
Young
Free treatment offered by Dr Dewey at 40 Tennyson Street
All diseases treated free two weeks treatment and medicine for 10 sufferers including catarrh bronchitis dyspepsia rheumatism kidney skin blood. Dr Dewey specialist to operate from offices at 40 Tennyson Street corner Columbus Avenue near Providence depot open daily until 8 pm except Sundays.
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Dewey
Tennyson Street
Columbus Avenue
Providence Depot
Cholera Watch From New York Through Europe Reports
Dr. W A Wheeler chief of Ellis Island returns from three months in Europe to report on seaport conditions and cholera risk. He doubts an outbreak in the US this year while urging precautions by officials and steamship lines. Wheeler cites ports Hamburg Bremen Rotterdam Antwerp Naples Marseilles and notes Naples quarantine measures. He believes Naples cases were imported and cites no Italian outbreak known by officials in London.
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New York
W. A. Wheeler
Ellis Island
Europe
Wheeler
Washington
United States
United States Officials, Aided By the Steamship Companies. Dr. Wheeler
Senner
Hamburg
Bremen
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Naples
Marseilles
Rome
London
Italy
Foreign exhibitors angered at World’s Fair inspection clash
Chicago July 21 foreign exhibitors accuse Russian pavilion of unfair practice after Treasury agents demanded keys to a bonded case and opened it without uniformed officers present. Dispute raises risk of broader revolt among foreign participants. Belgians withdraw display citing late examinations by July 20 as cause.
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Chicago
Treasury Department
Manufactures
United States Customs Service
Jackson Park
Captain Hall
John Boyd Thacher
Target practice and bird messenger plans at Fall River
Three homing pigeons arrived from the steamship San Francisco to assist military signaling. Captain Soley reported fog delaying target practice while crews drilled at main and secondary batteries. After fog cleared, a 1600 yard target was hit seven times, revealing the birds' potential for secret messaging and naval use.
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Fall River
San Francisco
Fred Bowers
Smut
Puck
Pompey
Soley
Hughland
Miantonomah
Ewen Nearly Wiped Out Fire Terrifies Duluth Report
Fire at Ewen Michigan on July 21 nearly consumed all buildings north of the railroad. An engine helped save railroad property. only the depot water tank city water works town hall and a church remained standing.
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Duluth
Ewen
Micy
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
Fire destroys Pain's pavilion at Coney Island
A fire at Coney Island's Pain's fire works pavilion behind the Sea Beach Palace Hotel in West Brighton caused $11,000 in losses this afternoon. A brisk wind spread flames toward the Sea Beach Palace Hotel and the police headquarters building, though major damage to them was avoided.
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Coney Island
Pain
Sea Beach Palace Hotel
West Brighton
Connecticut School Fund chief in Lima uncovers missing loan agent
Carnot O Spencer, chief clerk of the Connecticut School Fund, in Lima, reports a $50,000 shortage in the Gunn case and fraud against mortgagors. He telegraphs for clerical help as Gunn’s loan books are tangled and forged mortgages may deepen losses.
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Hartford
Carnot O. Spencer
Connecticut School Fund
Lima
E. L. Gunn
Spencer
Gunn
Funeral in Marlboro for P. C. Cotting at Warren Avenue
The funeral of P. C. Cotting was held this afternoon at his Warren avenue home with Rev. W. F. Dusseault of Malden officiating. Floral tributes flowed in from the Odd Fellows, letter carriers and friends. The Odd Fellows' Quartet performed, six society members serving as pallbearers. Interment followed at Maplewood Cemetery.
General J. G. Walker Dies in Washington
General J. G. Walker died at his Washington residence from a paralysis stroke suffered Thursday. In the Civil War he led a company of WA cavalry before resigning to join the Confederates in 1861. An accomplished linguist, he later served the U S government on special missions in South America during Cleveland's first term.
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Washington
J. G. Walker
Laundered Neglige Shirts Spark Local Sale Furore
A. Shuman & Co. advertises laundered neglige shirts promising color and crisp shape in body collars and cuffs. The sale offers shirts at $1 and $1.50 featuring fashionable Russian blues pinks heliotropes and other colors drawing considerable attention.
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A. Shuman & Co
Fire Alarm At Morse Stable South Boston
The 7 02 pm alarm from Box 113 reported a fire in A P Morse s stable at 184 West First Street South Boston Damore five dollars listed as the cause unknown
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A. P. Morse
West First Street
South
Boston
Damore
Pilgrimage draws thousands to St Anne Church in Fall River
In Fall River on July 21 the Church of St Anne led by Rev Charles Sauval and Rev Charles Girant hosts a large pilgrimage attracting devout Roman Catholics from across the United States and Canada including South America. A $700 seven foot statue of St Anne from Roermond Holland mirrors the Beaupre statue with gilded brass crowns. the pedestal, ten feet high, remains to be installed, promising a prominent interior feature once mounted.
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Fall River
South America
Father Lauval
Stoltzenberg Company
Roermond
Holland
St.Anne
St. Anne
St. Anne de Beaupre
Canada
Our Lady
Forbes's Thoroughbreds At Eaton Place Farm Dedham
Colonel W. H. Forbes of Dedham expects English thoroughbreds from the late Squire Abingdon Baird. Mares include Frolic Ettaree Barmaid Grace Orizoba Anoma, plus stallion Meddler possible. Meddler, 3, stands 16 hands, sire St Gallen dam Busybody, once at Morris Park.
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Eaton Place
W. H. Forbes
Dedham
Squire Abingdon Baird
Colonel Forbes
Meddler
Frolic
Ettaree
Barmaid
Grace
Orizoba
Anoma
St. Gallen
Busybody
Lord Falmouth
Petrach
Spinaway
Macaroon
Bertha
Kingston
Morris Park
J. Malcolm Forbes
William Forbes
Sprague Farm
Readville
William Choate
Charles F. Choate
Old Colony Road
Forbes
Elevator saga ends with federal discharge order
Washington sent an official order to discharge six building staff at the Federal post office. James W. Riley John W. Dacey Edward A. Armisted Michael Lynch and W. S. Lewis lost their jobs after the order reached Postmaster Coveney and then Postmaster Hart. The three elevators will be out of service for some time.
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Federal Building
Washington
Coveney
Secretary of the Treasury
James W. Riley
John W. Dacey
Edward A. Armisted
Michael
Water Front Notes Sailors and Sea Rights in Boston
The schooner Nellie G Dixon was towed to Monroe's wharf after a collision with fisherm an Edith Emery last Wednesday, with damage near $1000 and a week to repair. A Bay State Company dredge worker, Bartholomew Toland, aged 21, broke his right leg in two places when struck by a dipper handle, and was taken to India Wharf and then Emergency Hospital.
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Nellie G. Dixon
Edith Emery
Monroe
East Boston
Bartholomew Toland
Bay State Company
Bird Island
India Wharf
State Street
Easiy
Officer Smith
T Wharf
George
Gamins
Brother Smith
Thomas McDonough
Thomas McGrady
Moon Island
Thompson’s Island
Burke
United States
Marine Eyten
Watts
Boston
Commodore Dixon
Acteon
Marblehead
Prema
United States District Court
U S Minister to Refuse Interference in Nicaraguan Turmoil
Managua July 21 United States Minister Baker says he will not intervene in the Nicaraguan uprising without direct Washington instructions. Provisional President Zavala seeks an amicable settlement. Revolutionary party announces cabinet: Finance Leonard Locayo Interior Modesto Barrios War Santiago Callegas.
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Managua
United States
Baker
Washington
Zavala
The
Revolutionary Party
Leonard Locayo
Modesto Barrios
Santiago Callegas
Paine's Furniture Warerooms Rattan Sale This Week
Readers are urged to seize a special opportunity at Paine's furniture warerooms on Canal Street offering low prices on all rattan pieces this week. The ad promises the lowest prices and a wide selection for immediate purchase.
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Paine
Canal Street
Fitchburg to run last World’s Fair and Saratoga specials
The Fitchburg announces the final run of World’s Fair and Saratoga specials via Niagara Falls and Nickel Plate short route. These trains feature new palace and sleeping cars along with day coaches, offering comfort and convenience for travelers.
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Fitchburg
Saratoga
Niagara
New Palace
Union Meeting and Church Services Announce Evening Events
B M Christian Union hosts vesper service at Union Hall 48 Boylston with Rev William J Batt addressing House Building for young men. Special music by D Marks Babcock Mrs F A Marvin James Taylor Gray under musical direction George Mendall Taylor. Doors open 7 15. Patriot ic meetings shift to People's Church Sundays 2 20 with speaker Walter Sims on The Patriotic Movement in the West. Shawmut Congregational Church reports sermon times and topics Life's Prison Experience and A Chapter in the History of Liberty. Seats free. All welcome.
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Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
William J. ‘Batt
Massachusetts Reformatory
Concord
Mass
D. Marks Babcock
F. A. Marvin
James Taylor Gray
George Mendall Taylor
MUSIC
People’s Church
Columbus — Avenue
Walter Sims
Shawmut
Tremont
Brookline Streets
C. A. Vincent
Death Amid Life Need of Life Preservers Aboard Park Sq
A Boston Post reporter visits Park Square and chronicles the chaotic transit hub’s dangers. He notes hundreds of streetcars, cabs, and heavy wagons pass daily, with ferried life risking scenes and a proposed life preserver branch for the area. He critiques police inaction and urges safety measures at the busy hub.
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Park Sq
Post
Park Square
Brooklyn Bridge
Boston
New England
New York
Forest Hills
Roslindale
Columbus Avenue
Green Bay
Life Saving Service
Half Rates to World's Fair by Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trips to Chicago for the World's Fair at 20 from New York and 18.25 from Philadelphia with other Eastern departures. Special trains from major cities leave in the morning, arriving by 5:20 pm next day. First excursion July 25, with others on July 31 August 12 and 16.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Jersey City
Newark
Elizabeth
Trenton
Washington Street
Boston
Abut World's Fair Trips by Harris Hatch & Abbott
Andrew H. Lowrey endorses the World's Fair excursions arranged by Harris Hatch Abbott and Co. and praises the Louie J Harris tour. The firm is the authorized agent for Hotel Ingram opposite the Midway Plaisance, offering booking for any length of stay and recommending this hotel to Chicago travelers.
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Messrs. Harris, Hatch & Abbott
Andrew H. Lowrey
Post
Louie J. Harris
Mr. Lowrey
Ingram
Midway Plaisance
Messrs
Harris, Hatch & Abbott
Chicago
Trust Company Moves Into New Building Today
The International Trust Company will relocate to its new quarters today and begin business Monday morning the 24th. The building is fully completed and open for inspection.
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the International Trust Company
Dancing Masters Protest Over Fair Exhibitions
A Boston letter from E Woodworth Masters, secretary of the American National Association of Masters of Dancing, asks Chicago World’s Fair commissioners to condemn Algerian style performances. Describes the displays as indecent and immoral, urging removal from the fair grounds as a matter of civilization and decency.
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National Association of Dancing Masters
Chicago
E. Woodworth
Higinbotham
Fair Commissioners
Our Brotherhood
American National Association of Masters of Dancing
Fair Grounds
Spain
America
Fair Land
American National Association
Terpsichore
E. Woodworth Masters
Cne Parit Square
Boston
Mass
Sunday Fishing Laws Stir New Jersey Debate
New Jersey’s blue law on Sunday fishing, recently reenacted with a $25 penalty, faces opposition from fishermen who seek its test of constitutionality. Col. Robert G. Ingersoll predicts federal constitutional limits on such laws and urges a broader view of civil liberty. He advocates personal freedom when not harming others and hopes laws will be repealed in time.
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New York
State of
New Jersey
Trenton
The
New York Times
Robert G. Ingersoll
The Post Drives Dredging Of Docks To Fight Disease
The Post reports dredging begun at T Wharf to remove disease breeding material from under the wharf. Italian laborers work daily, with Bay State Dredging Company handling disposal by scows far offshore. The project costs thousands of dollars, but aims to avert an epidemic and prompt other wharf owners to clean up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Nea
T. Wharf Corporation
T Wharf
Bay State Dredging Company
Board of Health
Supreme Court upholds right to boycott in labor dispute
In St Paul on July 21 the Supreme Court ruled that a boycott by a lumbermen association against a member who violated pricing rules is lawful. The Bohn Manufacturing Company sued for injunction, but the court reversed the lower ruling, affirming that individuals or groups may refuse to deal with others without contractual or public-duty constraints.
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ST. Paul
Supreme Court
Bohn Manufacturing Company
W. C. Hollis
Northwestern Lumbermen’s Association
Bohn Company
Hollis
Brutal burglars caught in Lubec arrest
Eastport July 21 Howard Parker and James Mc Isaac were arrested for a year old robbery at Straight Bay near Lubec that involved $2300, assault, and gagging John Black and his elderly sister. Deputy Martin tracked them with help from a crew. Parker escaped briefly but was recaptured. They pleaded guilty and were sent to Machias for October Supreme Court. Parker linked to Knight and Parker gang. McIsaac, 27, recently married to a 16 year old.
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Eastport
Lubec
Howard Parker
James McIsaac
John Black
Straight Bay
Martin
Parker
McIsaac
Riers
Gray
Machias
Supreme Court
Knight and Parker
Campobello
Grand Manan
MelIsaac
Darien Rabies Scare Hits Norwalk Area
Norwalk reports a hydrophobia scare in Darien after a mongrel dog believed owned by a Noroton contractor bit several dogs and cows on June 10. The animal was shot, later found rabid, and infected cattle and other animals now bite any four footed creature they encounter. Several cows have been shot and others are watched for symptoms.
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Norwalk
Conn
Darien
Noroton
Sunday at the Pines promises longest concert of the season
Tomorrow at the Point of Pines a ten hour continuous music programme will unfold with Lothian's re organized Saratoga Orchestra performing day and evening, alternating with the Germania Band. Soloists include Hazel the cornetist and Professor and Mrs Dyffryn, Welsh singers from Royal Albert Hall London. Concerts begin at 1 o'clock.
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Point of Pines
Lothian
Saratoga Orchestra
Alternatin
Germania
Hazel
Eos Dyffryn
Welsh Singers
Royal Albert Hall
London
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Jamaica Pond Parkway
Marlboro
General Walker
Fleet
Nicaragua
World's Fair
Beadle
Pennsylvania Railroad
Trust Company
Harvard
E. H. Snow
Washburn Credit CO
Washington St
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Geo. F. Washburn
the King of Credit Men
Chicago Fair
Bob
the Post
the Pines
Kingston St
Nantasket
Hotel Guide
Blington House
Standish Cafe
al. Jones
Dean Mouse and Corragr
W. K. Wood
Aylorer’s
Louisa G Farrell
Henry « Sneer
Vive Cafe
Crescent Beach, Revere
Capt. Simpson
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