Pro vost Guard Captured as Crackers Trigger Arrest
July 22 at Camp South Framingham the Second Brigade reports a quiet camp night followed by a wide arreste of Company H Ninth after two cannon crackers exploded. Major Benyon leads a country survey east of camp to defend the arsenal and plan outposts. Regimental drills resume amid improving weather as the Ninth faces discipline sharpening.
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South Framingham
Here
Benycon
Foster
Capiiin Ballard
Warren
Locke
L Company
Clark
Lileutenant Wa
R. Gindrat
Bancroft
Ralph Smith
E. L. Morse
Benyon
Morse
Gindrat
Peach
Grady
Hey
Bogan
William H. Oakes
Wescott
E Company
Inman
C Company
Richardson
I Company
Graves
Crowley
F Company
Stimson
John Dunn
J. J. Barry
Philip Kennedy
Hood Sarsaparilla Pill Claim Fragment
A fragment notes a claim about Hood Sarsaparilla and pills, indicating a statement that 35 are the only pills to take Hood Sarsaparilla. No clear event, date, or corroborating details are provided.
Provost Guards Patrol Camp and Little Colonel Pew Leads Ninth
Ambulance corps gain practical lessons as provost guards chase straggling privates while Little Colonel Pew commands the Eighth in drills. Corporal Stock sacrifices work in New York for duty in Boston. Oldest guard George A. Young stands watch with pride as Oscar Cox remains longest in service. Ninth Regiment hosts guests Ex Senator O'Sullivan and Jere O'Sullivan with planned entertainments as camp life continues with rifle pits and color escort duties.
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Ambulance Corps
Bangs
South Framingham Village
Pew
State House
John M. Stock
Boston
New York
Murray Hill
Gotham
Stock
Roxbury Horse Guards
Young
George A. Young
Oscar Cox
Logan
Bogan
East Boston
John J. Sullivan
Philip O’donnell
St. Patrick’s Church
Jere Sliver O'Sullivan
Ninth
Happy Jack
Regimental
Representative Barnes
House Committee On Military Affairs
Murray
B Company
Mayor raids tenant for liquor in Gloucester
Mayor Robinson swore out a warrant against Richard F. Moore for alleged liquor keeping and seized a considerable quantity of beer. Moore occupies a building owned by the Atlantic Wharf Company, of which the mayor is one of the owners.
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Gloucester
Mass
Robinson
Richard F. Moore
Moore
Atlantic Wharf Company
Mrs Colson Drops Assault Charge Against Burns in East Boston
In East Boston District Court Mrs Edith Ball Colson formerly Burns withdrew the assault charge against Samuel A Burns filed after a July 3 encounter in Central Square. Burns, represented by Jesse M Gove, had faced a long history from Colorado nullification and alimony actions, with prominent witness Rev Dr Brady in attendance as the case concluded with her tearful withdrawal amid a large crowd.
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East Boston District Court
Joseph J. Colson
Edith G. Ball
Samuel A. Burns
Colson
Miss Ball
Burns
Brady
The
People’s Church
Colorado
Jesse M. Gove
W. H. Wrenn
Central Square
Dr. Brady
Waterfront Watch: Winthrop Towboat Arrives with Coal Barges
The Winthrop, a new double stack ocean towboat owned by Staples Coal Co of Taunton, arrived from Philadelphia via New York with coal barge Radnor in tow. Captain George Cummings, ex-Cora L Staples, commands and remains in charge. The vessel then departed for South Amboy with Ardmore and Strafford in tow. Also on the water, Captain Martin R. Peterson sails the sloop Chieftain toward Isles of Shoals and Gloucester with friends aboard. Steamer Concordia lies at St John’s after iceberg collision. Storm King suffers extensive damage and will dry dock after colliding with Mobile. Captain Cox returns to port aboard Henley after a Progreso voyage.
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Winthrop
Staples Coal Company of
Taunton
Philadelphia
New York
Radnor
George Cummings
Cora L. Staples
South Amboy
Ardmore
Strafford
Martin R. Peterson
Atlantic Yacht Club
Chieftain
Harry Sprague
Fred Bacon
M. J. Morrissey
Billy Phillips
Harry Wilson
Alexander Weymess
John Haff
Isles of Shoals
Gloucester
Marblehead
Concordia
Montreal
Glasgow
St. John’s
N. F
Storm King
London
Boston
Baltimore
Antwerp
Mobile
Cox
Henley
Progreso
Mex
Landsman
Dudley Family Plans Historical Summer Outing
The Governor Thomas Dudley Family Association board met at treasurer L Edwin Dudley’s 50 Bromfield Street office to outline a summer excursion. The trip would ride a West End street car to Arlington Heights then Harvard Library to view the college charter, continue by barges to Lexington and Bedford to see the Two Brothers rock, dine in Lexington, visit Concord, and return by Fitchburg railroad to Boston. The date will be announced once fixed.
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Governor
Thomas Dudley
Bedford
Winthrop
Dudley
Lexington
Concord
Fitchburg
Boston
Second Brigade in Camp at South Framingham
The Second Brigade of M. V. M. rests in camp at South Framingham. The Boston and Albany railroad will sell round trip tickets at 8 cents each.
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M. V.M
South Framingham
Boston & Albany Railroad
Subway construction plans for Scollay square loop and new tunnel
The article details subway work in Boston with plans for a Scollay square loop station and a four track tunnel from Causeway street to Washington street. It notes iron side walls, curved girders for pipe access, and progress across Sections 1 2 3 4 6 with Everson and Shaw contractors.
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Scollay Square
Park Street
Lynn &Boston
Cornhill
Brattle Street
Washington Street
Causeway Street
Everson
Shaw
Push Carts and Pedlers Hindered City Streets Hearing Held
A joint committee on ordinances heard a petition to bar push-cart men and pedlers from selling between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Alderman Lee chaired with police captains present General Martin urged restricting pedlers. Police said thirty officers must be on duty to keep streets clear. Witnesses testified pedlers obstruct traffic and disturb residents.
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Joint Committee On
Alderman Lee
Martin
Edward J. Flynn
Fottler
Henry E. Woods
Union Perk
Messrs
Flynn and
Sullivan
Along the North Shore Dressy Garden Party and Yacht Merriment
A Marblehead lawn party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J M Cropley celebrated sons Eugene I and Walter L with lanterns music and open air dancing. Winthrop Yacht Club hosts a 400-strong moonlight sail as Dunbar's Band energizes the harbor. Upcoming events include the Satanic Tacoma race preparations and Winthrop Cornells first grand ball led by T M McGowan and Simon Donovan.
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North Shore
Marblehead
J. M. Cropley
Belair
Eugene I
Walter L. Eugene
Europe
Walter
Andover
Cropley
Sidney Miller
Winthrop Yacht Club
Dunbar
Rossmore
Morrissey
Winthrop
Winthrop Cornell
Knights of Columbus
T. M. McGowan
Simon Donovan
Monument to John Brown Unveiled at Saranac Lake
In Saranac Lake New York July 22 a monument near John Brown's grave was unveiled before about 1500 people. Presented by the John Brown Association and kept in perpetuity in memory of Kate Field and her associates who bought and preserved the farm and donated it to the State to be a public park. The dark Barre granite monument stands about ten feet high five feet square and weighs ten tons.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
John Brown
John Brown Association
Kate Field
Boston Man Arraigned In Highway Robbery Case
Daniel Geary of Boston was arraigned in district court on a charge of highway robbery. The victim Edmund Couter alleged Geary took railroad tickets. Geary pleaded not guilty and was held for trial Friday.
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Providence
R. IL
Daniel Geary
Boston
Edmund Couter
Geary
Local Wringers and Carpet Sweepers Offered by Boston Dealer
The American Winger Company lists wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers at 13 and 15 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Corn Hill Boston. Repairs called for and delivered without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 7.
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American Winger Company
Broadway
Cornhill
Boston
Legal battle over Stetson will proceeds to higher court
Judge Grant heard the Stetson will case amid a large crowd but without sensational developments. Dr. O G Cilley testified briefly about attestation by Dr W W Noyes and Benjamin Crosby. Attorneys Adams and Gaston discussed arguments and next steps, with a ruling likely next week and possible appeal to the Supreme Court. Adah Richmond left for New York with Judge Curtis.
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Stetson
O. G. Cilley
W. W. Noyes
Benjamin Crosby
Mr. Stetson
Cilley
Supreme Court
Adah Richmond
New York
George M. Curtis
Brooklyn Bride Seeks Alimony After Brief Honeymoon
Henry L. Mugford a 70 year old retired builder and his wife a bride of a few months faced Brookyln police court charges last winter with counter accusations. Her counsel moved for alimony and fees pending an annulment suit. Mugford had married Nov 13 1895. she was about 35. After disputes he had her dispossessed by claiming the home belonged to his daughter Frances Hoovey, amid a months long struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry L. Mugford
Putnam Avenue
Brooklyn
Mugford
Hackett Case Continued As Ophelia Taylor Slows Recovery
Thomas Hackett facing a charge of shooting Ophelia Taylor. Trial halted as Mrs Taylor could not attend. Officer McKinley testified injuries more serious than thought and may require hospitalization delaying the witness stand.
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Thomas Hackett
Ophelia Taylor
Lobsters Fined For Mutilated Tails Sale Case
Salem July 22 Judge Safford fines R. T. Dodge 200 dollars for exposing mutilated lobster tails for sale. Defence claimed lobsters were partially cooked but court ruled further cooking required to make them fit to eat, making the defense void.
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Salem
Safford Today
R. T. Dodge
St Marys Parish Picnic At Lake Walden Draws Five Thousand
Five thousand pleasure seekers attended St Marys parish picnic at Lake Walden yesterday. An athletic carnival dominated events with quick races, rafferty led the century sprint, Thornton was runner up, hall and Downey showed strong finishes. One mile featured McKinnon, Downey and Hall, with Downey taking second and Hall winning. Potato race Hatloran Halloran won heat and final. Hall the 1 yard dash, Downey placed second. 440 yard dash saw Warren first Curley second. Weights and jumping postponed due to missing equipment. Officials included John Graham and Thomas Burke.
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St. Mary’s Parish
Lake Walden
Rafferty
Chelsea
Hendicap
J. E. Thornton
J. J. McKinnon
Dorchester
Hall
Downey
McKinnon
Cambridge Manual Training School
Pope
Murphy
McCormick
Halloran
Troy
N.Y
John Graham
Thomas E. Burke
Neil J. Doherty
Thomas Garrity
J. F. Rafferty
Pennsylvania
A. C
J. F. Downey
J. Halloran
Thomas Murphy
L. Warren
Ed Curley
Sanitary sewer plan eyed for Hay Market area
City notes a long standing unsanitary condition around Hay market square and Canal street caused by a higher intercepting sewer since 1883. Proposals include rebuilding sewers at higher elevation or laying a new cross city line from east to west interceptors. The cheaper option favors a new cross-city sewer, costing about 100000 dollars for completion.
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Haymarket Square
Causeway
Hanover
Endicott
Merrimac
Canal Street
West Side
East Side
Heiress Claim Aims to Clear Boston Larceny Convict
Annie E. Constance, jailed for six months in the House of Industry for larceny, is alleged to be the daughter of an English nobleman and a wealthy heiress. The case centers on a June 30 theft of $0 and a gold watch from Anderson, followed by mistaken-identity claims and lack of legal representation. Constance, about 21, with golden hair, awaits a possible innocence bid as Boston lawyers verify her lineage in Suffolk County Jail.
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Annie E. Constance
House of Industry
Anderson
Annie Constance
Boston
Suffolk County
Police raid Derby street lunch room nets lager bottles
Salem police raided the Derby street lunch room run by George Thoroughgood this afternoon and seized fifteen bottles of lager.
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Salem
Derby Street
George Thoroughgood
East Boston residents push health probe of Hedrington stable
Near Porter and Paris streets residents allege a foul smelling stable housing 20 to 25 horses and 8 to 10 drivers, with unsanitary conditions, prompting a petition for investigation as the Health Board vows action after finding no license on record.
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Boston
Porter and
Paris Streets
Health Board
William F. Hedrington
Paris Street
Hedrington
James J. Gonway
Post
Board of Health of Boston
Wedded on His Deathbed in New York
Howard Benedict son of James H Benedict and nephew of banker E C Benedict married Miss Margaret Lloyd in a bedside ceremony at St Thomas Church. He died eight hours later after a typhoid fever illness that began July 1 at the Veterans Club. His brother James H Benedict attended, and the couple had urged his life partner before death. Parents are abroad. body to be embalmed for arrival of engaged couple and family.
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New York
Howard R. Benedict
James H. Benedict
E. C. Benedict
Veterans’ Club
Margaret Lloyd
Cincinnati
Wall
Benedict
Mason A. Seagle
St. Thomas's Church
Europe
Bremerhaven
Lahn
Lloyd
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Boston Athletic Association
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Dudley Family
Grocer
Sells
Kell
John Hal Isla
Castle
Street
Dix
Haley
Mr. Dal
Pte
An Haley
Kilby
Dixweller
Haley Ork
Sly
JR Subway
Hackett
ST. Mary's Parish
Pichis
Canal
Thoroughgood
Massachusetts
Sunday Post
LEA & Perrins
Worcestershire
United States
John Duncan’s Sons
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Ben J. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
S. F. Trull
WM. B. Turner
Herrick’s Mercantile Collection Agency
Court ST
Room
Louis
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Drew
Olaine
J. M. Foster
Fred Drew
Annie L. O’brine
Daniels
Isaac Daniels
Union Park Street Temple
Stockton
San Francisco
Cal
George
St. Botolph Street
City
Bessie A. George
Samuel W
Carrie A. George
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont ST
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