Buffalo Bill Show Train Wreck Near Milwaukee Junction
A Buffalo Bill Wild West show train collided with a Grand Trunk freight near Milwaukee Junction Michigan. One worker died Edward Sullivan 37 of Brid Conn. and nine others were injured in the scorched sleeping car crash as the train moved from Ypsilanti to Pontiac. The carrier was transferred from Michigan Central to Detroit Grand Haven Milwaukee road. The caboose was crushed and pushed onto Buffalo Bill employees sleeper No 66. The show planned to perform in Pontiac tomorrow.
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Detroit
Mich
Milwaukee
Edward Sullivan
Brid Conn
Cry Eastman
Nash
Rochester
A. J. Burkhelder
Bradford
Penn
Henry Burton
West Chester
Joseph McCann
New York
Noyes Mix
New Haven
Comm
Thomas Kelly
Brooklyn
John Cusick
Pittston
George Hunt
Waterbury
Conn
William Gilmore
Oskaloosa
Wild West Company
Ypsilanti
Pontiac
Michigan Central
Detroit, Grand Haven
Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee Junction
Grand Trunk
Buffalo 1S
St James Church Silver Anniversary Mass at local parish
St James Church known as the mother of bishops celebrated its silver anniversary with a solemn high mass attended by Bishop Healey of Portland and a Cuban delegation led by Father McQuaid. The event marked twenty five years since the present building opened and traced the parish history back to 1848 with earlier rectors.
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St. James
Harrison Avenue
Boston
Cambridge
Father McQuaid
Healey
Portland
McQuaid
Father McGarry
St. Lawrence College of
Montreal
Father Barret
Louis Weld
Bishop Harkins
Providence
Byrne
Daniel Powers
James Kentstone
Cuba
Williams
St. James Church
Tte
James A. Healey
Matthew Ikins
Illiams
Albany
Turn Hall
Washington Street
Beach Street
Davi Walsh
Father Walsh
Father Williams
Father Healey
A. S. Healy
Thomas Shahan
Statthew Harkins
Orators On The Common Draw Sunday Crowd And Speakers
The Common hosted a Sunday gathering with a band concert by Director Mollenhauer at 8 30 drawing a large crowd. Dozens of meetings on Charles Street Mall featured diverse speakers from politics religion and social causes including Martha Moore Avery and a socialist agitator. Episcopal city mission and Unitarian services ran till six while Unitarian events drew a quieter audience led by Rev. G W Wendte and Rev. H H Sanderson.
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Mollenhauer
Charles Street Mall
Beacon Street
Park Square
Beacon
Charles Streets
Europe
Mall
Martha Moore Avery
Evangelical Allilance
Episcopal City Missionaries
Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
Unitarian
Beacon Street Mall
G. W. Wendte
H. H. Sanderson
Membership of 4200 Represented in Lynn Convention
The semi annual convention of the New England Conference of the Iron and Brass Moulders International Union met at Master’s Hall Lynn including unions in Massachusetts Rhode Island Maine New Hampshire Connecticut and Vermont. Twenty seven unions were represented by fifty one delegates with a total membership of 4200.
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Lynn
New England
Iron and Brass Moulders’ International Union
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Maine
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Vermont
Master’s Hall
Sm All
James B. Roach
Albany
N. Y
International Union of the
United States
Canada
Cleveland
Patrick H. McNulty
Lawrence
Mass
Daniel Sullivan
Worcester
Thomas Widdowfield
Bridgeport
Conn
Charles McMahon
Nsonia
Albert E. Lord
Union
Wakefield
Edward Legge
Ansonia
H. K B. Bryant
Providence
R. I
Convention to Convene in Bridgeport January 1901
The New England States covered by the conference will meet over the next six months. The semi annual convention is scheduled for Bridgeport Connecticut on the last Sunday in January 1901.
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New England
Bridgeport
Conn
Patrolman Keenan Returns After Absence in South Boston
Patrolman Thomas M. Keenan of Station 12, missing from his home at 40 Middle Street since last Thursday, returned yesterday morning. He offered no explanation to a Division 12 officer but sent a sealed letter to Captain Dawson. He will report for duty and the matter will be disposed of by the police commissioners.
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Thomas M. Keenan
Station 12
Middle Street
Boston
Division 12
Keenan
Dawson
Waiter William Patterson Falls, Fractured Skull Feared
William Patterson a colored waiter at the Hotel Trafalgar fell in the dining room yesterday at noon and struck his head on the marble floor. He was treated by Dr Moran and later removed to City Hospital with a suspected skull fracture. Patterson, aged, resides at 14 Kendall Street.
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William Patterson
Trafalgar
Rev. A. L. Snell Resigns From West Somerville Church
The Rev Arthur L Snell of Somerville tendered his resignation as pastor of the West Somerville Baptist Church to take effect at the end of September He will accept a unanimous call to serve as pastor of the First Baptist Church in Fitchburg His brother Rev Edwin F Snell preached in his stead.
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Arthur L. Snell
Somerville
West Somerville
Edwin F. Snell
Weat Newton
Snell
First Baptist Church
Fitchburg
Bryan Adds Miss Ingalls to Campaign Roster
Miss Marie Ingalls, a veteran Kentucky public figure and former Kentucky House clerk, will campaign for the Democratic candidate in the CROP AED. She spoke at Crawfordsville, Indiana, where her engaging style drew longer and stronger applause than rival orators.
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Bryan
Miss
Marie Ingalls
Miss Ingalls
Crawfordsville
Ind
Igs
Margaret Ingalls
Kentucky
Big Day at Nantasket Beach Draws Thousands
A large summer crowd gathered at Nantasket Beach on July 29 with about 6000 bathers taking a dip. The day passed quietly with no arrests reported by reservation police and the regular band concerts held in the afternoon and evening.
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Nantasket
Winthrop
Revere Beach
State Bath House
Park
Barnes Cafe
Leighton
Bickford
Park Police
Latter
Devine
Revere Police
Crescent Gardens
Bettina Gerard
Mme. Barutio
Bessie Taylor
Thomas H. Russell
Collins
First Regiment
Rustic Theatre
Point of Pines
William Mason
Corinne Francis
Joseph Harrington
Luella Miller
Apollo Comedy Four
Cushman
Holbrook
Curtis
Edward Mumford
Lynn Cadet
Kinsman
Morris Harrington
Novelty
Lewis Preault
Preault
Harris
Hunter Lusk 100 Heavy Fighting Preceded Fouriesburg Capture
A Fouriesburg despatch dated July 27 reports two days of stubborn fighting to force passes and the Reliefs Nek. General Hunters forces sustained about 100 casualties while driving 6000 Boers and wagons into mountain passes watched by British troops, complicating escape. Lord Roberts notes one train captured near Kroonstad. French occupies Middleburg and Pole-Carew arrives at Brug Spruit near Middleburg.
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London
Fouriesburg
Hunter
War Office
Lord Roberts
Kroonstad
Vaal
Welsh Fusiliers
French
Middleburg
Pretoria
Pole- Carew
Guards Brigade
Brug Spruit
Pardons Board Upholds Death Sentence for Abe Majors
Salt Lake City July 29 The State Board of Pardons refused to interfere with the death sentence of Abe Majors Oakland Cal convicted of murdering Policeman Brown Ogden in April 1899 The board cites affidavits and health arguments while expressing remorse for a young man shot to death on August first.
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Salt Laks
Utah
State Board of Pardons
Abe Majors
Oakland
Cal
Brown
Ogden
Miss Worthington Rides 30 Miles on Train Steps
Miss May Worthington of Pasquaic Street rode thirty miles on the steps of a vestibuled Boston express from outside Philadelphia to Trenton at a mile a minute. She clung to the steps until the doors opened near Bristol, then was drawn into the car by two men and the conductor.
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Worthington
Trenton
N. J
May Worthington
Pasqaic Street
Philadelphia
Broad Street
Pennsylvania Road
Boston Express
Miss Worthington
Bristol
Freed Woman Acquitted After Chicago Murder Trial
Mrs. Hattie Holst, accused of killing Emma Spelz over spurned attentions to her husband, was acquitted by a jury. Emotional insanity was her defense as she cried with joy upon verdict. The crowd cheered as Holst and her children left the courtroom.
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Chicago
Hattie Holst
Emma Spelz
Miss Ellicott to Wed Syrian in Ardmore Wedding Planned
Philadelphia announces Miss Ellicott a longtime social reformer who built a settlement and day nursery will marry George H. Mishalony a Syrian in Ardmore. Mishalony oversees Egypt army supplies and studied at Columbia College.
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Philadelphia
Eitllicott
Pagg Seog
Isington
George H. Mishalony
Ellicott
Lehigh Avenue
North Front Street
Cairo
J. J. Heiss
East
University of Fribourg
Switzerland
Syria
Ishalony
United States
Ardmore
Columbia College
Newark
N. J
Miss Ellicott
William Ellicott
Nancy Ellis Ellicott
George Spencer Morris
Effingham B. Morris
The
Girard Trust Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Young Dr Talmage Preaches At Dudley Street Church
The Rev F DeWitt Talmage son of the famed Washington clergyman preached yesterday at Dudley Street Baptist Church to a full house. In the forenoon he expounded Our Father from Matthew six nine praising the mother’s influence and kinship while stressing a broader divine lineage. The evening sermon focused on The dences.
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F. DeWitt Talmage
D. D
Washington
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Christ
God
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Great Head
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Charles I. Landers
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Revere Brach Yesterdat
Whitney
Tennyson
Ah Street
Moat and
Boylston Streets
City Hospital
Avon ST
Huntington
W. Va
Davy Coal Fields
Waiter
A. L. Snell
Will Stump
Honter Lust
Society Belle
DR. Talmage
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