Moran and McEttrick Say Friends Yet Differ on Mayoralty
Moran and ex-Congressman McEttrick insist they remain friends despite political rifts over the Democratic mayoral race. Moran recounts a four hour meeting with McEttrick at his office and notes McEttrick would not endorse him or discuss Galvin or Quincy. McEttrick publicly denies a break and refuses to state preferences while signaling his support would be conditional on the party machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Moran
Curtis
Michael J. McEttrick
Mr. Moran
Mr. McEttrick
Roxbury
McEttrick
Galvin
Quincy
Moran
Post
Dennis F. Brennan
South
Boston
Wife assaulted by husband in South End slashing
William Wilson, a 31 year old married man of 31 Kirkland Street South End, allegedly slashed his wife Jennie with a knife about 430 PM injuring her abdomen and left thigh. He fled but was arrested an hour later and awaits arraignment in the local court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilson
Kirkland Street
South End
Jennie
Wilson
Thornton
Division 4
Pierce Falls From Third Story Window at 52 Border Street
Wilfred W Pierce age 212 fell from a third floor window at his East Mother home number 52 Border Street Dr Keefe reported no injuries found and no further details available as of report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred W. Pierce
Border Street
East Mother
End of the Honeymoon Surprise Exchange
A humorous exchange between Mr and Mrs Jackson ends with a quip about life insurance terms. Judge remarks on their playful survival theme as part of a light domestic vignette. The dialogue highlights affection and wit in a domestic setting.
Bargains At Chas Green & Co Clothiers Washington St
There are still many apes of sizes on hand from the groat sale we inaugurated a few. the $10 Men's Suit reduced to 7.28, 12 Suits to 9.54, the $16 ones to 9.07, and the 1.50 kin! to 4.85. In the Boys' Department the sale continues rapidly reducing inventory with many patterns left. boys' suits now 1.40 and 1.9, shirts and waists down to 50c. Madras and Percale outing shirts dropped from 1.00 to 60c, neckwear is four for 25c. Charles Green & Co., Clothiers and Furnishers, 597-599-601 Washington St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras and Percale
Chas, Creen & Co
Clothiers and Furnishers
Washington
Tramp Goodwin Deemed Insane and Committed
Daniel Goodwin a Peabody native and famed tramp, has been adjudged insane and sent to Danvers Insane Asylum. He is said to hold a fortune of 20 000 to 30 000 dollars but has chosen tramp life, reportedly traveling nationwide and living off remittances to guardians. His guardianship is now under Willard Spaulding of Peabody and his relatives in Lynn expect his remaining funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Daniel Goodwin
Peabody
Danvers
Goodwin
Willard Spaulding
Levi Spaulding
California
Philadelphia
Chicago
Lynn
East Weymouth Charity Appeals in the Post
A letter from John B Moran and a local donation list detail appeals for Mrs Wills, widow of the riot victim, with funds collected by M W Cummings and others in East Weymouth. The Post pledges to forward contributions and includes post office money orders and numerous small donations totaling $20.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymouth
Robert M Intosh
East Weymouth
Mascot Beaten Onoqua Sets New World Record at Mystic Park
Detroit July 26. Grosse Pointe track hosted a fast session as Onoqua lowered her four year old mare world record in a 4 year old trotting heat, cutting 2 1/4 seconds to 2:09. Benzetta and Falkland traded wins in heats, while Rubenstein set a new pacing mark at 2:06 1/2 with Mascot and Hal Pointer prominent in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Grosse Pointe
Onoqua
Hussey
Benzetta
Falkland
el Rami
Red Nutling
Mascot
Hal Pointer
Rubenstein
Laird
Pointer
Keeler
Gerrity
Burlingame
Br. H
Dickerson
Geers
Queen Alfred
B. m
G. S
Howard
Murnen
Roetta
Br. m
Mulhall
Clare
Bormary
Lawrence
Pter
B. G
Colby
Trade Steady as Steel and Textiles Show Positive Outlook
R G Dun reports steady trade with little shrinkage in midsummer business. Steel prices rise with nails and angles higher. textile demand improves for cotton and woollen goods. wool sales soar well above 1892 figures while domestic wool scarcity supports prices. shipments rise in July and Treasury spending remains high with gold movements not affecting overall stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Bessemer
Carnegie
Treasury
United States
Canada
Labor Doings and Park Brewery Boycott Settled
A Cornice Makers' Union meeting ordered a circular to employers seeking a conference to frame a uniform wage and hour agreement. The Park Brewery boycott is settled with horses shod in union shops after a misunderstanding. Cigarmakers' Union leader William Strauss spoke in Boston and Detroit about aiding striking cigarmakers, with a $200 donation noted. Aaron A. Pillar, retiring treasurer, received resolutions for long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornice Makers’ Union
Cigarmakers’ Union
William Strauss
Cigarmakers’ Union No
Detroit
Delegates Gather for Twenty Fifth Catholic Total Abstinence Union Meet
A meeting at Parker House for the twenty-fifth annual convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America was led by Rev. James T. O'Reilly. Edwin Mulready served as secretary and a list of attendees included Michael P. O'Connor and Dr. J. F. Couch among others. The group planned travel and hotel arrangements with departure set for Aug 6 from Park Square station. The Broadway Centre Hotel will host the delegation, and a Sacred Heart Pioneer Corps band from East Cambridge plus St Augustine's Cadet Band from South Boston will feature prominently at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Parker House
James T. O'Reilly
O. S. HL
Lawrence
Edwin Mulready
Rockland
Michael P. O’connor
J. F. Couch
BE. Phelan
Joseph A. Sheehan
T. M. Devlin
P. F. McDonald
Birthday party for Miss Margaret A. McElroy at West Lynn
About seventy five friends gathered at 27 South Street West Lynn to celebrate Miss McElroy's twenty third birthday with music dancing promenading and refreshments. Guests traveled from New York Wakefield Boston and Lynn. Mr and Mrs McElroy hosted and were praised for the hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Margaret A. McElroy
South Street
West Lynn
New York
Wakefield
Boston
Dankeing
Miss McElroy
Colonel Wright Removed From Register Of Wills Post
Washington July 26 The President removed Colonel Levi P Wright register of wills He was a Massachusetts man long time Chicago resident Described as an excellent public officer No charges were filed against him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Levi P. Wright
Register of Wills
Wright
Massachusetts
Chicago
Aileen Breaks World Record in 2:07 Aileen Tops 4 Year Old Mares
In Freeport at Taylor's Park Arena, the 2:15 trot winner posted times 2:14 2:18 2:12. Margrave took second Maud Wright third Monette fourth. The 2:20 pace produced a great race with Afrite winning heats two three and five as Aileen tired after the first heat and was distanced in heat five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Ill
Taylor’s Park
Arena
Margrave
Maud Wright
Monette
Aileen
Afrite
Prairie Lily
Jack the Hugger Strikes Lincoln and Cottage Areas
In Hudson town several women were assaulted at night near Lincoln and Cottage streets by a young stout man described as deranged. Known as Jack the Hugger, he uses a hugging strike pattern. A brave woman struck him with a parasol, but efforts to capture him have failed. He is quick on his feet and has outrun some sprinters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Lincoln
Cottage Streets
Jack the Hugger
Funeral for Dedham newsdealer McLauchlin
William H. McLauchlin, Dedham's leading newsdealer, was buried after a funeral from his Mt Vernon street home in Stone Haven. The Rev Joseph B. Seabury of the First Congregational Church officiated and a large gathering attended. Interment followed at Brookdale Cemetery in Hast Dedham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
William H. McLauchlin
Mt. Vernon Street
Stone Haven
Joseph B. Seabury
First Congregational Church
Dedham Centre
Fed
Brookdale Cemetery
Endicott to Seek Reelection for Dedham Sheriff Seat
Dedham Sheriff Augustus B. Endicott expresses willingness to run again this fall. Potential Republican opponents include Deputy Sheriff Abram C. Paul of Stoughton, Court Crier Samuel H. Capen of Canton, or ex-Court Crier Lewis J. Whittaker of Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Augustus B. Endicott
Abram C. Paul
Stoughton
Samuel H. Capen
Canton
Lewis J. Whittaker
Franklin
Fire on Roof at Roxbury Building Blamed on Locomotive Sparks
Alarm from Box 315 at 3:48 yesterday reported a slight roof fire at a building owned by H. G. Jordan & Co. on East Cottage Street Roxbury. The blaze was caused by sparks from a locomotive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Jordan & Co
East Cottage Street
Roxbury
Donation by Somerville Tube Works Employees Helps Mrs Wills
Three men from American Tube Works Somerville donated their pocket change to Mrs Wills as townspeople joined in. The cash totaling 93 dollars was counted on the editor’s table before a larger community fundraising push, including a subscription drive and a Murphy ball at the Casino in Revere to raise hundreds more. Local figures Councillor Sullivan and Hon P J Kennedy coordinated efforts with labor groups and civic organizations to support the Mrs Wills fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wills
City
American Tube Works
Somerville
Wills
Boston
John H. Sullivan
P. J. Kennedy
Congressman Fitzgerald
Lynum Hall
John B. Moran
Sullivan
Longshoremen’s Association of
East Boston
North End
Charlestown
Post
Patrick Maguire
Kennedy
Post Wills Benefit Fund
Revere
Boston Citizens Back Fund For Mrs Wills Murder Case
Letter from A Bsbomerville Citizen notes 93 dollars raised by American Tube Works employees toward a fund for Mrs Wills widow of a man murdered on the Fourth of July. The writer condemns a Faneuil Hall meeting endorsing the act and calling for unconditional prisoner release, urging Christian fortitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
American Tube Works
Soméerville
Wills
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Phrase from a frightened tiger tale prompts sharp remark
A line from a dramatic exchange shows a character snarling at a claim of weakness, mocking a tramp with a wooden leg. The moment underscores tension between the speaker and the accused thief or impostor, hinting at a larger confrontation or moral standoff.
Anti liquor bonfire threatens Attleboro clash
The town braces for a major bonfire on the Common to burn confiscated liquor amid threats from liquor supporters. Officer Nerney leads police protection with Brigadier General Brewer and the Jubilee Band set to participate. Mary Parmenter will supervise the sacrifice as a high priestess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerney
Brewer
Salvation Army
Jubilee Band
Mary Parmenter
Cold Water Movement
Attleboro
Mutiny Rumors Aboard the Raleigh Calm in Harbor
Reports of mutiny aboard the United States steam ship Raleigh in harbor proved unfounded as crew routines continued and grievances centered on shore leave and pay schedules. Sailors complain of limited home visits and state pay changed to month end under Admiral Bunce, with prior practice under Admiral Meade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Key West
Meade
Bunce
Austin Road Race to be run in Reading on Aug 3
Third annual Austin road race set for Reading on August 3 starts at Austin's bicycle store and follows a fast 18 mile course through Lincoln Washington Ash Harnden Salem Lowell Wakefield Main Church Railroad Village West Reading and back to depot. Prizes include a solid gold watch racing tires and medals with a Wakefield first finisher prize and officials listed. Start time 2 30 entries and applications for Lawrence Wheelmen races due to E F Talman.
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Austin
Reading
Lincoln Street
Washington
Ash
Harnden
Salem
Lowell Street
Wakefield
Main
Church
Railroad
Village Street
West Reading
Harnden Street
Washington and
High Streets
Depot
Horton
Waverley
Swift
Charles G. Percival
J. J. Fecitt
Major W. W. Atwell
George L. Sullivan
W. E. Miles
G. W. Tarbell
J. E. Saville
C. Foye
William Rowe
J. C. Kerrison
A. O. McGarrett
F. P. Sibley
Mr. Twombley
E. B. Drake
D. Hunt Horton
Worcester man weighs purchase of Wal tham Methodist building
R C Taylor of Worcester contemplates buying the Wal tham Methodist church building, now owned by Wal tham Savings Bank after a February mortgage foreclosure. Valued at 115000, the bank would transfer to original owners if over 100000 is paid, with possible favorable terms on the remaining amount. If Taylor buys, he plans to pay the total at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
R. C. Taylor
Worcester
Waltham Savings Bank
Taylor
Chelsea Eight-Room Schoolhouse Contention Flares Up
The Chelsea city contest over a new eight-room schoolhouse between downtown residents and Mt. Bellingham takes renewed life with a Monday indignation meeting at Chester Avenue Chapel. Prominent citizens are invited to speak as public sentiment is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Mt. Bellingham
Chester Avenue
Hovey Gains Tennis Final Triumph at Longwood
Hovey won the Longwood tennis final against Whitman in two straight sets 6-0 6-2 6-1. Whitman showed pluck but made many receiving errors while Hovey controlled play with precise serves and returns. Hovey has challenged W A Larned, holder of the 1894 cup, for an afternoon match at 3 30 sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hovey
Longwood
Young Whitman
Les Ware
Whitman
W. A. Larned
Newark bicycle races crown winners in varied classes
In Newark Ohio today the national circuit bicycle meet awarded winners across multiple events. Cooper topped Class B mile finishing 2 10, Lehrein of Toledo won the half mile Class A in 1 12, Zeigler edged Bald in Class B half mile with 1 14 5, and McIteon won the Ongér mile handicap from 0 yards. Murphy took the mile open, with Bald second, as Eddy and others chased records and strong performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Cooper
Eddy
Fred Lehrein
Toledo
Zeigler
Bald
Ongér
Mclteon
Murphy
van B—Kiser
Eddy Yards
Lee Richardson
Exces
Pete Ipilele
Hills Grove Trotting Park concludes as Violet L. falters
Providence recordscluding a light crowd on July 26 as the 2:26 trot and pace rises as the day’s highlight. In the 2:36 trot for a $260 purse, Betsey Babbltt finishes first with Arm owner L A.. Ben Addison second, F P Brown third. Best time noted 2 30 1 2. In the 2:26 trot and pace for a $800 purse, Gold Bird wins with G Martin, Elsie Harris second driven by Fred Clark, Prince Love lord third. Best time 3 2 3 1.
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Providence
Hills Grove
Violet L
B. Ge
K. Forshner
Betsey Babbltt
Ch. m
L. A
Ben Addison
B. S
F. P. Brown
Gold Bird
Bhg. G. Martin
Elsie Harris
Bik. m
Fred Clark
Prince Lovelord
Swan
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Blocks Moran
Pell
Caress
Aea
C. Bounaz
Penaieibe
Ad Pve Fems Reo i
Init
Tomar End
Baca
John B
Rails
Hast Bueton
M. W
William Mens
Lili
Doherty
Phan Boy
Ema Bewan
Barry
Ryley
Seeeeseecvsceses
Daniel O'Connell
Ceeseree
Rown
Charles Doherty
McEarthy
The
Creen
Washington Street
Boyle Bros
Washington St
Pacer
Hal
Mystic Park
Oc Ag Br
Baron Wie
Tom Hal (Geers
Tom ’ Geers
Dun
Tron
Steel
the Cigarmakers
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Endicott
James Jeffrey Roe
Oxton
George
Ona Werner
Mrthy
Howe
Meloyees East Weymouth Woot
Senee
M. W. Cumming
Hincvican Tube Works
Ss. Moran Nm
POPE
American Tube Employees
Tige
Safford Thompson
Thompson
Manchester
MR. Manchester
Grand@ail block
Second Adventists
Second Adventist
Salvation Army Corps
Crangdall Block Hall
Charley” Kingman
Kingman
Sac
Uhmy Clothing Co
Summer St
Dugan
Dr. Harris
Charlesbank
Park
West Boston
Craigie
Farrell
Alberta
Burnett
Maguire
Newton
Alberta Stuart
Charles River
Myrtle Street
Hovey Torr
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