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Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1886
Page
1
Congress Adjourment Near. Many Nomination News
A resume of business pending in Congress suggests adjournment unlikely before next week. The President may appoint Edward and Scott of Alabama as ministers to Persia. Reports cover political decline of presidential aspirants, a fatal oleomargarine factory explosion in Chicago, rising Texas border tensions, missing Galatea, yacht races in the bay, and campaign speeches. Also noted are a Boston schooner captain murdered, a Morris murder suspect found hanged, a fatal snow arch in Tuckerman’s Ravine, a 15 year old killed, a New Bedford injury, a Malden burglary capture, Gladstone acknowledging home rule resolutions, Gloucester Catholic church consecration, Steve Brodie’s bail, a Lowell riot near arrests, trainyard violence in Louisiana, and charges by Sergeant Connell against Lt Greely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Edward & Scott
Alabama
Persia
Logan
Washington
Chicago
Texas
America
G. Blaine
Maine
Portland
United States
Mexico
Boston
Neille C. Paine
Loekwood
Mattie Randall
Morris
Tuckerman’s Ravine
Sewall Faunce
Sewall A. Faunce
Miss Pierce
New Bedford
Clifton Street
Malden
Noyes
W. E. Gladstone
Gloucester
Archbishop Williams
Steve Brodie
Brooklyn Bridge
Dime Museum
Lowell
Louisiana
Sergeant Connell
Greely
Fredericks
Dilke Leaves England Amid Ruin and Political Upheaval
Foreign news reports Sir Charles Dilke has departed England in disgrace while Lord Salisbury is received by the Queen. The Queen allegedly urged Hartington and other Whigs to join a new ministry as Irish affairs unfold. Dublin holds the funeral of Hickey the Fenian. Labrador dispatches describe a famine like crisis with fishermen dying from exposure. Turkish naturalized citizens abroad retain Turkish status on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dilke
England
Lord Salisbury
Lord Hartington
Hickey
Dublin
Labrador
Lana
Justin M’carthy
New York Herald
Chamberlain
Gladstone
Dilke
Sir Charles
Europe
America
Australia
East
Russia
Turkey
India
China
Evelyn
Charles Ir
New York Times
Sir Charles Dilke
Mr. Gladstone
John Morley
Mr. Chamberlain
United Ireland
Lady Dilke
Pall Mall Gazette
City News: Rainy Day Forecast and Late News
Local rains and steady temperature expected today. Dan Simpson remains critically ill with no recovery hoped. Clerical services and sermons are reported at multiple venues. The Gate City steamship has not arrived. The stock market closes weak with declines in New York & New England and Bell Telephone. banks show higher excess reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Simpson
Thej
Deming
H. W. Foote
Channing Hall
Dr. Lorimer
Tremont Temple
Gate City
Bears
New York
New England Common
Bell Telephone
A Dangerous Ride on a Colored Passengers Train
A Jackson Mississippi dispatch reports a night attack on a Vicksburg Meridian railroad special carrying Black passengers. Brickbats were thrown from darkness, striking a man unconscious. pistols fired near Clinton wounded another, and a white youth was shot in the leg. No suspects or motives found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Jackson
Miss
Clinton
Hartworp Murder Suspect Charles Lockwood Found Dead
The body of Charles Lockwood, the Norris murder suspect, was found hanged near Johnston's house about a mile from the crime scene. His pockets contained stolen Johnston provisions, and the rope matched Johnston’s premises. A gunshot wound and knife wound suggest prior self-harm attempts. coroner's inquest pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartworp
Conn
Charles Lockwood
Mattie Randell
Norris
Johnston
Temperance Address at Crescent Beach Encampment
The Rev. Mr. Montgomery of Worcester spoke on temperance at the Young Men’s Christian encampment at Crescent Beach yesterday afternoon. He received a hearty reception from a large audience and depicted the misery caused by strong drink with vigor and earnestness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Worcester
Young Men’s Christian
Crescent Beach
Weather outlook for northeastern states and mid-Atlantic
Indications show local rains and stationary temperatures across Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and nearby areas. Eastern New York Pennsylvania New Jersey observe rains then fair weather with variable winds. DC Maryland Delaware Virginia expect fair skies then light rains with southerly to variable winds. North and South Carolina expect fair weather followed by local rains and easterly to variable winds with steady temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maine
New Mampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Weather Report for Boston July 25 1886
Boston weather summary from Qusenver's Office reports clear to cloudy conditions with mean barometer 29.932 inches. Maximum wind 20 mph from the southwest, mean daily humidity 74 percent, dew point around 60 degrees, and trace precipitation listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Qusenver
Signar Service
Tisssen
Meteorological Record Of Yesterday's Observations
Meteorological record summarizes yesterday's observations up to 10 p m from all stations. It lists temperature, humidity, wind directions, and other weather indicators recorded at the same moment across locations.
Riot at Lowell as Police Face Large Mob During Arrest
A July incident in Lowell saw Officer McIntyre assaulted while arresting John Shanahan. The crowd swelled to 300, hurling stones bricks and bottles. Officers fired into the air to scatter them as Manney Mullen was arrested and the mob dispersed toward the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
McIintee
John Shanahan
Manney Mullen
Opera Star Mme Valda Arrives in New York Amid Plans
Mme Guilia Valda, famed operatic soprano and daughter of J. B. Wheelock of Boston, escaped customs in New York aboard the Umbria. She discusses reforming the company with Signor Angelo, detailing training in Milan and Paris, a Europe-spanning career, and a return in October for the Academy of Music season. Archbishop Williams consecrates St Ann's Catholic Church in Gloucester with a large Boston clerical attendance, highlighting the granite edifice, organ, and 105 foot steeple.
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New York
Umbria
Mme
Guilia Valda
Mme. Valda
Victoria Hotel
Signor Angelo
Academy of Music
Mme. Vaida
Sam
Angelo
Signorina
J. B. Wheelock
Boston
Europe
Mme. Parera Rosa
Italy
Milan
W. B. Merrill
Lampertie
Rome
Florence
Paris
Bologna
Nice
London
Oxient Garden
Gloucester
St. Ann’s Catholic Church
Archbishop Williams
J. P. Bodiish
Charles W. Regan
St. Ann’s Church
O'Reilly
Hugh Roe O'Donnell
East Boston
W. P. McQuaide
M. F. Flatley
Malden
J. Bodfish
P. P. Chapen
Brighton
Lewis Walsh
J. Begley
Ellen A. McLaughlin
Celia Mooney
Boston Cathedral
Tennie M. Flynn
St. James’s Church
John J. McCluskey
J. Frank Donahoe
Pavilion Hotel
Thomas J. Conaty
St. Ann’s
Dropping by the Way Republicans Lose Popularity in 1880s Race
Republican senators seeking the presidency fail to gain wide popularity amid winter congressional business. Edmunds Hoar Evarts Logan Blaine Sherman and Allison are profiled with party tensions and possible 1888 nomination implications.
President in Maryland Sparks Baltimore Puzzling Reply
Washington dispatch notes mixed Baltimore reaction to the President. Maryland Representative McComas cites discontent among Democrats over patronage while reformers protest appointments to Higgins Veazey and Morris Thomas. Gorman emerges as state power, shaping the local political balance amid broad popular support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Washington
Representative McComas
Baltimore
Higgins
Veazey
Morris Thomas
Polis
Gorman
Representative Cox Faces Local Interest Amid Reform Stance
Some oppose him, but supporters say a congressman with White House influence is better than a flashy sportsman with none. Cox cites reform ties as fueling inquiries in his state and gaining supporters, and he is confident of renomination, which would likely secure re election in his district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
White House
Cox
Springfield
Joseph Tucker
Pittsfield
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Cleveland
No War Rumors Dismissed Over Editor Cutting Case
Washington July 25 Special reports of U S war plans against Mexico over the detention of Editor Cutting are treated as derision. No War Department orders have been issued for military action and Secretary Bayard says Cutting will be freed in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Mexico
Cutting
War Department
San Antonio
Bayard
Liberty
Civil Service Reform Rollers Under Oberly Take Zest
Civil Service Commissioner Oberly pushes reform with new rule amendments. He writes to the President proposing a material revision and asks for written response for public understanding. He also seeks President’s approval of a board ruling requiring exam applications go to examining boards rather than appointing officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zest
WasnIncTon
Civil Service
Oberly
Closing Congressional Business In Washington This Week
The final adjournment of Congress may be delayed to early next week with veto risks possible. Most appropriation bills have passed both houses, while river and harbor and legislative bills linger in conference and the sundry civil bill heads for talks tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
Public Lands Committee
Friends of the
House
Pensions Committee
Committee On
Board
Hawley
Conference
Washington faces stalemate on surplus, river and harbor bills
Congress nears expected adjournment but fears sharp struggles and vetoes. With 200 executive nominations pending and clashes over the surplus resolution and river and harbor bills, conservatives hope for amendments to limit Treasury discretion, while many in both chambers foresee filibusters and potential vetoes delaying adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Committee On Finance
Coke
Secretary of the Treasury
House
Harbor Hill
Man Threatens General Logan House in July Incident
Harris frightened Logan's servants by waving a revolver and calling for the general. Logan, en route to San Francisco, denied the summons and a policeman was summoned. Harris claimed he was magnetized by Bell Telephone workers and sought Logan's help to escape the influence, saying he wished to shoot Bell personnel if found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtorx
Harris
General Logan
Logan
San Francisco
Bell Telephone
Bell
President likely appoints Edward Pratt to Persian mission
Washington July 25 special report states the President will name Edward Spencer Pratt of Alabama to the Persian mission. He denied plans to leave the post vacant and said the mission will remain filled by a scholar of oriental affairs rather than a minister serving personal ends. Pratt’s supporters back the choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward Spencer Pratt
Alabama
Winston
Pratt
Conservative Cox Faces Fight in Fourth North Carolina District
Washington July 25 Special Congressman Cox chairman of the civil service reform committee faces strong opposition in the fourth North Carolina district. In his third term a major, two captains and the State House speaker back opposition to a fourth term as delegates are to be chosen tomorrow. Cox stands firm on civil service views and reform proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Washington
Civil Service Reform Committee
North Carolina
State House of Representatives
Civil Service
Secretary Bayard Reports on Fishing Vessel Seizures
Secretary Bayard transmits to the Senate a detailed reply about Canadian seizures of American fishing vessels. The letter outlines investigations, claims for redress, and legal steps, including court actions in Halifax and diplomatic exchanges with Britain to secure recognition of rights under treaties. It notes two lawyers, Biddle of Philadelphia and Putnam of Portland, advising the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard
Washington
Senate
New England
United States
Canada
George W. Biddle
Philadelphia
William T. Putnam
Portland
Halifax
N. S
David J. Adams
Ella M. Doughty
Dominion of Canada
T. F. Bayard
Secretaries Endicott Pleased with Nomination Choice
Secretary Endicott says he is pleased by Colonel Coveney's nomination noting many strong candidates made the choice difficult. He praised the quality of nominees and resilience shown in the selection process.
President May Nominate Solicitor General This Week
Portland man William H Clifford returns home as rumors swirl over a potential solicitor general nomination. William L Putnam is also discussed, but Maine sources doubt his acceptance. Randolph Tucker reportedly does not want the post, eyeing a Supreme Court seat instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William H Clifford
Portland
William L. Putnam
Maine
Randolph Tucker
Supreme Court
Border unrest and Cutting case grip El Paso river region
Excitement on both sides of the Texas border over the Cutting arrest prompts secret negotiations. Reports say Medina faced only a nominal arrest while Cutting's case moves to the First District Court. Troop movements and a tense, national-level dispute color the border scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Cutting
Paso
Tex
Brigham
Paso del Norte
Mex
el Paso
Medina
Costepeda
First District Court
Mexico
Chihuahua
Blaine to Open Fall Campaign in Portland on Aug 10
The announcement that Mr. Blaine will open the fall campaign with a prepared speech in Portland on August 10 rekindles local political interest. The piece notes Blaine’s personal aims as central and lists candidates and party plans, with Reed stepping back from senatorial bids and Deering as a leading sheriff hopeful amid ongoing temperance tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Blaine
Maine
Reed
Brunswick
Biddeford
York County
William G. Davis
Deering
Chase
State Committee
Snow Arch Collapse Kills Boston Boy on Mt. Washington
In TuckerMan's Ravine a snow arch collapsed trapping Sewall Faunce, 15, of Boston, who died instantly. Miss Pierce of New Bedford was seriously injured but survived. A rescue party found Faunce and transported the injured to Glen House and Shelburne for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburne
Crystal Cascade
Young Faunce
Miss Pierce
New Bedford
Grove Cottage
Mt. Washington
Tuckerman’s Ravine
Tuckerman’s Ravine. Miss Pierce
Glen House
Gorham
Boston
Mr. Adams
GENERAL ROSECRANS SCHEME FOR CLERK APPOINTMENTS
General Rosecrans urges a reform to apportion Washington clerical jobs by congressional district with fixed terms. The civil service committee is wary and may limit the plan to his own bureau, reserving district designation to Congressmen. About 6000 clerks exist across departments, averaging several per district per term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Rosecrans
Washington
Civil Service Committee
Rosecrans
Internal Revenue Collections in New England by Districts
The report by Internal Revenue Collector Miller shows total collections in the New England states. Connecticut 461971, Massachusetts 2292678, Maine 57800, New Hampshire 378787, Rhodesland 132081, Vermont 32503. In the third Massachusetts district Eben F Pillsbury, collector, returns 1993576.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Washington
Miller
New England
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Rhodesland
Vermont
Eben F. Pillsbury
Three Sailors Report Mutiny Aboard Two Vessels At Sea
Captain Newton of the schooner Annie J. Carll reports speaking the Nellie C Paine three days out on July 24 with colors flying union down. The mate says the captain was killed by his cook. A wrecking steamer then aided and both vessels steered for Delaware breakwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newton
Annie J. Carll
Powell’s Point
Nellie C. Paine
Boston
Union
Delaware
Oleomargarine Tank Explodes At Chicago Factory
An overcharged steam explosion at Armour's oleomargarine plant on Forty third street injures four workers and fatally hurts Thomas Dolan while James Bailey remains critically ill. The blast occurred in a large tank near the packing house, with two others hurt by debris.
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Chicago
Armour
Forty-third Street
Packer’s Avenue
Thomas Dolan
James Bailey
Reason's Call Inspires Pearline Cleaning Mission
A brief notice urges readers to listen to Reason and try Pearline for house cleaning. It frames Pearline as the cleaning solution of choice and invites action without extra details.
Sail Yacht Race Near Marblehead Describes Galatea Search
Marblehead July 25 Special The Galatea not yet arrived. The tug William H. Clark searched offshore and returned without trace. America Sachem and Mayflower sailed from Marblehead toward Halfway Rock in a brisk breeze, with Mayflower leading at turn and Sachem close behind. The Mayflower later headed for Boston while Sachem stayed ahead near Broad Sound. Mayflower returned to Marblehead at 4 35 PM as wind rose. An experienced captain says Galatea’s safety is unlikely in doubt before August.
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Marblehead
William H. Clark
Bermuda
Tioga
Eastern Yacht Club
America
Sachem
Mayflower
Halfway Rock
Boston
Broad Sound
Novel employment for women lampers in Philadelphia homes
The Philadelphia Ledger reports a new job for women as professional lampers. They visit houses daily to clean and refill oil lamps, trim wicks, polish chimneys and shades, and leave the space immaculate, offering an elegant solution to lamp upkeep for a small weekly fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
Philadelphia
Dilke's Disgrace and Fall from English Politics
London dispatch details Sir Charles Dilke leaving England amid a looming prosecution for perjury after a sensational divorce case. It portrays his towering career, planned prime ministerial path, and rapid ruin with widespread public scrutiny and mixed reactions from papers and figures.
Correspondence on the Senatorship and Crapo Manifesto
The piece reports Republican infighting over the senatorship with Dawes supporters pushing for Dawes aligned candidates. It notes confidential letters between party men in Washington and Massachusetts and mentions plans and conferences. It cites Dr. Frederick L. Burden gaining influence and Lodge’s rumored siding, and hints at Crapo’s anti saloon signature drive failing while Ames workers react with carnal whimsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
Dawes
Republican Party
Washington
State Committee
Frederick L. Burden
Attleboro
Bristol
Lodge
Crapo
Ames
Mr. Crapo
Republican letters praise Tucker and Bates in politics
Opinion pages discuss Joseph Tucker as a strong congressional candidate and commend Bates for his party service. References to Major Merrill Allen and lodge are noted amid debates on nominations and leadership within the Republican ranks.
Norfolk steamship line adds third weekly trip
The Boston, Baltimore and Norfolk steamship line will inaugurate tri weekly trips from this port today, replacing twice weekly service. Merchants and travelers welcome the increased schedule as traffic grows, with agent Mr. George Smalley aiming to sustain three weekly trips year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston, Baltimore & Norfolk Steamship Line
George E
Smalley
Royal interference looms in coalition ministry bids
London July 25 Lord Salisbury meets the Queen at Osborne House and appeals to Lord Hartington and other Whigs to join a new ministry. Hartington rejects the overtures at a Unionist Association conference. A Queen's messenger brings despatches to Hartington then he consults with the Earl of Derby amid clubroom excitement.
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London
Lord Salisbury
Osborne House
Lord Hartington
Unionists’ Association
Devonshire House
Earl of Derby
Osborne
E Earl of Derby
Burglary Attempt Near Clifton Street Ends in Capture
Around midnight on Clifton street a burglar tried to force his way into J. E. Burtt's home. John B. Nichols Jr. confronted the intruder, fired when threatened, and the suspect Edward Stanton was captured by Detective Howe and detained at the police station. Stanton claimed intoxication and amnesia about the incident.
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Clifton Street
John 8. Nichols, Jr
J. E. Burtt
Nichols
Howe
Boston & Maine Railroad
Edward Stanton
A Very Large Store Expansion for Pray & Sons
Vacant land on Harrison avenue behind Pray's carpet store will host a grand addition. The new structure, bounded by Washington street and Harrison avenue extension with Norfolk and Chickering places as borders, will nearly cover half an acre. Architect plans by the late Henry H. Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
Pray’s
Messrs. Pray & Sons
Washington Street
Norfolk and Chickering Places
Henry H. Richardson
What is it to be a Christian Rev H W Foote sermon
The Unitarians held a summer union service in Channing Hall with Rev. H. W. Foote of King's Chapel delivering a sermon on Acts 11 26 asking what it means to be a Christian. He argues Christianity is more than ritual and creeds. it is life guided by Christian principles and faith.
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Channing Hall
H. W. Foote
King’s Chapel
Antioch
New England
God
Borgia
Christ
General Corse Revisits Old War Scenes on Georgia Trip
General John M. Corse of Winchester travels with an artist through northern Georgia tracing Civil War memories. Twenty two years earlier Corse defended supplies near Altoona Pass against overwhelming Confederate forces, earning praise from Sherman and inspiring a famous despatch. He may give a war lecture next winter before resuming political duties as Massachusetts Democratic executive committee chair.
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Ceneral Corse
Saturday Evening Gazette
John M. Corse
Winchester
Ile
Georgia
Sherman
Atlanta
Corse
Altoona Pass
General Corse
Cane
Democratic State Committee
Massachusetts
Defaming Greely in Indianapolis on Jul 25
Maurice Connell, a Greely expedition member, criticized by Julius Fredericks who testified the claims about flag placement and food theft are largely false. Fredericks recounts Henry’s thefts, Whistler’s punishment, and Greely’s handling, noting Cape May as farthest north record and disputing mutilation theories.
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Indianapolis
Maurice Connell
Greely
Julius R. Fredericks
Connell
Henry
Dr. Pavey
Fredericks
Whistler
Cape May
Lockwood
Brainerd
Edwin Israel
Harvard
Berlin
Fone
Connelly
Cape Sabine
Western New England Crops Show Mixed Harvests in July Survey
The Republican reports western New England crops in good hay yield and heavy berry outputs, but poor corn and apples with uneven fruit, late potatoes only fair, and rye promising. Tobacco declines as Western states outpace Connecticut Valley seeds. Pest pressures shift from potato bugs to new threats.
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Springfield
Republican
New England
Hampden
Hampshire
Franklin
Berkshire
Worcester
Vermont
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Housatonic
Dramatic and Musical Notes at Oakland Garden
Oakland Garden hosted a strong concert by J J B tra with a large audience and decorated grounds. Corinne ee the third week of her engagement and Mikado with Yun Yum feature, while Love's Vow runs two more weeks at the Museum. Major engagements include Dixey and his company returning for Adonis, Erminie at Globe, and a grand Uncle Tom's Cabin outdoor production planned for two weeks hence with 100 performers and 5000 lawn seats. Absent dates and some names are uncertain, but the article covers theater plans through August and September with multiple company moves and new productions.
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Oakland Garden
Corinne
Yun Yum
Love
Woolf
Audran
John Stetson
New York
Fifth Avenue
Globe
Boston
Henry E. Dixey
London
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Dow
Casino
Erminie
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Stetson
Gilbert and Sullivan
Uncle Tom
Eliza
St. Clair
Eva
Charles Stevenson Claxton
Frazer Coulter
Amateur oarsman seeks rematch after Albany heats
J F Daily, famed amateur oarsman, complains his boat hit a sand bar and broke the bottom in Albany. He challenges Howland of Cornell University to a race for a gold watch or other trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Daily
Albany
N. Y
Howland
Cornell University
Zingari Cricket Club
Franklin Park
Roxbury Club
International Cricket Club of
Lowell
Daniel Simpson in Critical Condition at Bedside
Attendants report the veteran drummer Dan Simpson shows loss of vitality on the right side with a dead right foot and imperceptible pulse at the right wrist. He was very low yesterday but slightly more comfortable last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Simpson
Dan Simpson
Freight Handlers Assembly a Knights of Labor meets in New Era Hall
The Freight Handlers Assembly of the Knights of Labor held a meeting at New Era Hall 176 Tremont Street yesterday afternoon from 2 30 to 7 pm. A large attendance discussed welfare topics and especially the question and system of payment.
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New Era Hall
Tremont Street
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