War of Words over City Affairs and Harvard Bridge Funds
Boston aldermen clash over a veto on expenditures amid political divisions. Aldermen Lee and Flood push for reconsideration, while Mayor Matthews faces scrutiny and public verdict. Boston would transfer 10,000 to Harvard bridge and seek a 100,000 water loan as city committees arrange receptions for naval squadrons and handle property sales.
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Common Council
Board of Aldermen
United States
Evolution
Boston
Flood
Lee
Burton, Kane
McClelan
Norris
Shaw
Harvard Bridge
Matthews
Ferdinand Street
Lewis and
Meyer
Water Board
East Boston School House
Warrenton Street School House
Poplar Street
Roslindale
Maine Central Stock Issue Authorized in Portland
The Maine Central Railroad Company plans to issue 9000 shares of stock at par value 100 each, totaling 900000 dollars, to fund double tracking, equipment for a newly acquired road, and other improvements. Stockholders may subscribe one new share for each four现 old shares, subscriptions due by July 11, with delivery and dividend rights beginning after September 15, 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porrtland
Maine Central Railroad Company
Arthur Sewell
Grand Army monument unveiled in Springville
The Crazy Post No 87 Grand Army of the Republic memorial by David S. Ingalls, costing 310,000, was unveiled in Springville on June 18 with a village parade and ceremonies. Rev N Foster Browne led a prayer, Colonel D B Alexander presented the memorial, Judge E W Hatch accepted for Crary Post, and Lieutenant-Governor E F Jones spoke.
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Springville
N. Y
Crazy Post
David S. Ingalls
N. Foster Browne
Crary Post
D. 8. Alexander
E. W. Hatch
E. F. Jones
Lynn Woods Entrance Donated by Local Gentlemen
Special to the Post Harrison Newhall and Howard Manage present to the city via the Park Commissioners a 237 by 100 foot land parcel near the Dungeon Rock road and Breed's Pond. The site fronts on Newbaile eight and offers elevation for a grand western view, creating a prominent Lynn Woods entrance and space for elegant drives and paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynx
Harrison Newhall
Howard
Newhall of
Lynn
Park Commissioners
Dungeon Rock Road
Cornell Commencement Concludes with Degrees Conferred
At Ithaca New York June 18 Cornell University held its commencement exercises concluding with the usual addresses and degree awards followed by the university banquet. A total of two hundred fifty five degrees were conferred including ninety eight in arts philosophy letters and science eleven in agriculture twenty four in civil engineering twenty four in mechanical engineering twenty eight in electrical engineering and forty four in law with twenty six advanced degrees also awarded.
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Iratea
N. Y
Cornelll University
Freight Train Collision at Miller's Falls in Greenfield
A through freight on the New London Northern road collided this morning with cars being switched on the Fitchburg road at Miller's Falls. The wreck damaged several cars and the engineer and fireman on the New London Northern train were injured.
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Greenfield
Miller’s Falls
Fitchburg Road
London Northern
Another juror bribery case ends with sentence
New Orleans June 18 Bernard Glaudi convicted earlier of attempting to bribe juror Henry Bb Atwood in the NHOssyY case was today sentenced by Judge art to one year at hard labor in the penitentiary.
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New Orleans
Bernard Glaudi
Tales
Henry Bb. Atwood
Art
Peniten
Perils of Ballooning in Paris Ends in Fatal Accident
A professional aeronaut and two passengers died when a balloon ascent from Lavillette went wrong. The aeronaut lost balance at about 60 feet, fell to the ground, and died. The two others rose higher and later descended in Versailles as officials investigate. A London Telegraph report discusses a Portable Captive Balloon Society planning cheap short flights across France to lure provincial riders with rapid fifteen minute ascents at ten francs each.
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Paris
Lavillette
Versailles
London Telegraph
Pans
Cloudland
France
Eaffel Tower
Annihilation of the porgie at Gloucester
Gloucester June 18 Special to the Post The steamers George Curtiss Seconnett and Hurricane report no porgies from Boothbay to Monhegan and fear a poor season. Large Tiverton owned fleet last season yielded 430000 barrels with 16000 barrels oil. Locals blame wholesale destruction methods for dwindling stocks. Norumbego arrives with 460 barrels of large mackerel as price competition hurts American fishermen.
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Boothbay
Gloucester
Norumbego
Nova Scotia
Boston
New York
Foreclosure Decree Issued for Kansas City Wyandotte & Northwestern Rail
In Leavenworth Kansas the United States Circuit Court entered a decree of foreclosure and sale for the Kansas City Wyandotte & Northwestern railroad. The sale, set for December in Topeka, aims to satisfy a 3,750,000 dollar claim on unpaid coupons held by Farmers Loan & Trust of New York. Hiram P. Dillon of Topeka named master commissioner to collect interest and resolve other claims against the road.
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Leavenworth
Kan
United States
Kansas City, Wyandotte & Northwestern Railroad
Topeka
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company of
New York
Hiram P. Dillon
Rutland Railroad Votes for $3.6 Million Mortgage
Rutland Vermont stockholders approve a consolidated 4 percent mortgage for 3.6 million dollars with United States Trust Company of New York as trustee. Three million bonds stay with the trust company to refinance maturing mortgages. Five hundred thousand funds go to improvements, bridges, depots, rail upgrades, and rolling stock purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Rutland Railroad
United States Trust Company of New York
Victor Newcomb's Mental Capacity To Be Inquired
New York June 18. Victor Newcomb, well known in business and social circles, may have his sanity tested to determine his capacity to manage his estate. An application for asylum was granted to place him in private retreat. Judges, doctors, and relatives discuss hereditary factors, with a court inquiry to decide if he is sane enough to oversee his affairs.
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B. Victor Newcomb
New York
H. Victor Newcomb
Newcomb
McAdam
Mr. Newcomb
Record of Fires at Central Wharf and Adjacent Buildings
Fire at Central Wharf 13 and 95 Central Street collapsed through three floors, quickly controlled with losses estimated near 4000 dollars. Occupants included Charles W. VanAlstine & Co, American Leaf Tobacco, and Evans & Sons cigar makers. Powder stored on site was removed. Captain Griffin unharmed after a fall from a hot air explosion. Additional fires reported in Worcester Masasoit Hotel, Aspury Park Seashore Street Railroad power station, and a Peck barn in Meriden with total losses varying from 1200 to 5000 dollars and insured values noted.
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McInnes
Division 2
Central Wharf
Central Street
Charles W. VanAlstine & Co
5. W. Venable Tobacco Company
American Leaf ‘Tobacco Company
Evans & Sons
Regan
Flannigan
Griffin
Worcester
Masasoit
Spencer
Aspury Park
N. J
Seashore Electric Street Railroad
Lenox Belknap
New York City
Meriden
Conn
Ephraim Peck
Middlesex Mutual
Prussian Finances Face Caution Amid Rising Outlay
In Berlin the Prussian Diet Upper House heard Finance Minister Miquel present the year’s final accounts. He warned that despite a probable 12,500,000 mark surplus, rising expenditures will soon erase it, driven by railroad improvements totaling about 62,000,000 marks above estimates. The House approved the railroad budget after debate.
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Berlin
Miquel
Prussia
Lhe House
Will of General Albert Pike Filed in Washington
The will of General Albert Pike grand commander of the Scottish Rite Southern jurisdiction was filed. He bequeaths all personal property to trustees for the order and forbids heirs from contesting the bequest under threat of forfeiture. He leaves Choctaw award money to two sons and a daughter and real estate in Arkansas to son Yvon Pike. Intangible funds from forfeited property go to the U.S. Treasury along with a payment for four horses lost in Mexican service.
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Washington
Albert Pike
Order of Masonry
Southern
Arkansas
Yvon Pike
United States
Little Rock
Mexico
Conference of Unitarian churches in Connecticut Valley
Northfield conference gathers 120 delegates from Springfield to Brattleboro and Keene. Rev. CG B Elder Keene preaches on a newer active life of Jesus. Rev. Williams All Souls Church New York discusses Japan outlook. Speakers include Duckson Springfield Moors Brooks Greenfield Phalen Brattleboro Jenks Bernardston Alfred Free Turners Falls St John Northampton Carmey Holyoke and others.
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Brattleboro
Jenks
Bernardston
Alfred Free
Turners Falls
St. John of
Northampton
Carmey
Holyoke
Mrs Catherine Crane Found Dead in Albany Street Flats
Br uises on her head and body noted when Catherine Crane 34 was found dead in her Albany street apartment about 9 pm. Dr Gavin could not determine death and autopsy ordered for today. Later Patrick Crane her husband was arrested on suspicion by city police.
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Catherine Crane
Albany Street
Gavin
Draper
City Hospital
Sergent Hall
Daley
Division 5
Patrick Crane
Nicaragua Canal Construction Company Holds Annual Meeting
Denver Colorado—June 18—The Nicaragua Canal Construction Company held its annual meeting today. Directors elected for the coming year include Warner Miller and Samuel Tronis of New York, Stuyvesant Fish, Seward Webb of New York, N K K Fairbank of Mishawaka, George W. Davis of New York, H B Slavin, Henry R Hoyt, Henry A Hart of Baltimore, Gordon McDonnell of New York, and others from New York and nearby states.
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Nicaragua Canal Construction
Denver
Col
Nicaragua Canal Construction Company
Warner Miller
New York
Samuel Tronis
Stuyvesant Fish
Chigage Seward Webb
Smith Weeds
Plattsburg
N. Y
N. KK. Fairbank
Mishantis II
George W. Davis
A. Ks O'Shaughnessy
H. &. Slavin
W. Miller
Henry R. Hoyt
Henry A. Hart
Baltimore
Gordon McDonnell
Maine Central Train Jumps The Track Near Centervale
A through train on the Maine Central Mountain division left the rails near Centervale in heavy shake up but no injuries are reported. The engine baggage van smoker and Pullman sleeper derailed while one car remained on the iron. Passengers were moved to another Portland train and arrived around midnight about four hours late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central
Portland
Centervale
Hamilton
American Bowlers Dominate Abroad in Hanover Festival
The Hanover bowling festival sees Americans win 32 prizes led by Feldmann Thum Zanders Quelli Stellman Muller Kamer with three each. Larch Jansen Schoemich Weihmer Schnackenberg take one apiece and Warnick claims six. The German-American match ends Americans 161 points ahead.
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Hanover
Messrs
Feldmann
Thum
Zanders
Quelli
Stellman
Muller
Kamer
Larch
Jansen
Schoemich
Weihmer
Schnackenberg
Warnick
Lime Laden Vessel Burns in Dutch Island Harbor
Newport June 18 reports the schooner Davis Brothers commanded by Captain Flanders from Rockland Maine, carrying 1800 barrels of lime, on fire in Dutch Island Harbor. Efforts to smother the blaze are failing and sails have been stripped amid mounting damage to the seven year old vessel.
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Newport
Davis Brothers
Flanders
Rockland
Dutch Island
Clubs and gatherings fill Boston hotels in lively social noting
About thirty Master Printers' Club members dined at Young's with nine hour matter not discussed. Taylor Club honored Colonel C. H. Taylor at Young's before Europe. Chelsea Club held a private Crawford House dinner. International Fraternal Alliance planned a union picnic at Parker House. Boston Lacrosse Association invited Schuylkill Navy to compete on Fourth of July. Various arrivals listed from New York Chicago and beyond. Also notices of meetings and Yale and Amherst society activities.
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Master Printers’ Club
Young's
Frank H. Mudge
Taylor Club
C. H. Taylor
Young
Europe
Crawford House
Chelsea Club
International Fraternal Alliance
Parker House
Boston Lacrosse Association
Tremont House
Fitern
G. G. Boardman
Schuylkill Navy
Philadelphia
Samuel McDonald
John B. Duffy
Boston
Venpomgs
C. G. Raymond
Chicago
John CG. Barns
New_York
J. W. Flint
Bellows Falls
W. A. Holcomb
Oakland
Cal
George B. Gran
New York
Charles L. ©. Dupre
New
Nora Smith
San Francisco
Edmund T. Pratt
North Middleboro
Robert Anderson
Glasgow
F. 8. Chaffee
Kingston
H. L. Wilkinson
Providence
Charles A. Chase
Alice Gilman
Baltimore
H. J. Eldriage
Albany
Weith
Charles A. Hunt
J. Conly
Pittsfield
Earnest Lindsey
Marblehead
L. E. Halsidge
Anthony
Minn
J. N. Dicky
John A. Johnson
East Gloucester
G. M. Anderson
Abdams—H. Mecintyre
New Bedford
C. A. Towne
Orange
E.G. Hartford
A. H. Rice
M. Ballou
Concord
C. W. McDonald
Franklin
E. L. Porter
Jack Parker
RK. Peck
Great Barrington
Tavern
G. R. King
L. Abbott
Fred H. Junes
Andover
F. Simpson
Denver
W. L. Lamson
Lowell
Ellis
Ore City
F. E. Harris
Omaha
W. Marsh
Frank Mayo
Canton
Penn
Parker
S—T. W. Knight
G. A. Burrill
Laconia
L. Johnson
William S. Avery
Detroit
G. W. Gilmore
F. N. Billings
Woodstock
H. E. Spencer
Topeka
R. E. Jennings
Jersy
F. H. Freeman
Winchester
E. Gregory
Amherst
W. Willard
Starbridge
Tremont
W. F. Siddens
Hingham
Charles W. Ellis
Syracuse
G. T. Foss
Amesbury
G. Sadie
F. H. Arnold
New Britian
Abbott Thurston
Sam Rosenthal
J. M. Day
Newark
R. M. Jacobs
Youna’s H
Fisher Eldridge
Portsmouth
Alfred Hand
Twombly
St. Paul
John Moore
Benjamin Carpenter
John E. Sawer
Portland
H. A.lennant
Holyoke
H. E. Kingston
Rochester
John W. Kilduff
G. H. Lewis
St. Louis
Cr RaAnFrorp
C. N. Elliott
Brooklyn
B. Reverin
John Jacobs
John Newell
Strasmann
A. M. G. Gaston
George F. Short
A. M. Schoen
Richmond
J. Cox
Hampton
Neb
American
A. L. Stone
Kansas City
C. E. Johnsonburg
Bangor
M. Ridgate
I. W. Hall
Binghamptonu
Isadore Wallace
Slatersville
Bethunes
Montreal
S. N. Stone
Windsor
John O. Shaw
Barh
Revere
A. G. Fletcher
St. Albans
C. C. Hatch
Littleton
Frank Allen
W. M. Pane
OC. A. Robinson
S. Koopman
Lewis Simons
Manchester
Perkins
Thorndike
Judge Moulton
United States
Fall River
Cambridge
Psi Epsilon Society
Amherst College
Massachusetts State Pharmaceutical
Union Glass Association
National Life Underwriters Elect Officers in Detroit
The National Association of Life Underwriters elected officers today in Detroit. Charles H. Raymond of New York was named president, L Layton Register of Philadelphia as first vice president, Alexander Harbison of Hartford as second vice president, B H Plummer of Philadelphia as secretary, and William Rateline of New York as measurer, with a long executive committee lineup.
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Detroit
Mich
National Association of Life Underwriters
Charles H. Raymond
New York
The
Mutual Life
L. Layton Register
Philadelphia
Equitable
Alexander Harbison
New York Life
Hartford, Conn
B. H. Plummer
Berkshire Life
William Rateline
Newngland Mutual
New York City
Fatal diphtheria strikes Raleigh family this week
Mrs. T. R. Glen nan arrives with four children from Washington. Rose aged six died Monday night and Pansy aged three died this afternoon from diphtheria. Kenneth is critically ill and another child also contracted the disease.
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Raleigh
N. C
T. R. Glennan
Glennan
U.S. N
Washington
Rose
Pansy
Kenneth
Plan for Guatemalan annexation to United States exposed
A Guatemala dispatch reports a conspiracy to annex Guatemala to the United States. Prominent Guatemalan officials and leading coffee planters are said to be interested in the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
United States
City of Mexico
Guatamala
Widow of Albert Mario admits authorship of article
In Rome on June 18 the widow of the late Albert Mario acknowledged she authored the Contemporary Review piece on Italian politics attributed to Signor Crispi. The government frets over a Radical proclamation and cabinet rifts over economic policy. Luzzati's finances face rejection and resignation fears loom with Kudini and Nicotera wary of crisis.
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Rome
Albert Mario
Signor Crispi
Dreibund
Luzzati
Yale's Honor Men and Finances
The Yale commencement announces Nathan Glicksman of Chippewa Falls as valedictorian for the year and notes details about honor students and finances presented in New Haven on June 18.
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YALE
New Haven
Conn
Nathan Glicksman
Chippewa Kalle
Fourteen Men Caught Under a Falling Lumber Shed
During a wind and rain storm this afternoon a large lumber shed in Berkeley, Norfolk, fell and trapped fourteen workers. Monroe Kline, foreman for Straw Bros., was pinned under a heavy beam and severely injured. Carpenter Joseph Skeeter sustained a broken arm and likely a broken back.
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Norfolk
Straw Bros
Berkeley
Monroe Kline
Joseph M. Skeeter
Dunham Failure in Chicago Leaves Creditors Benched
Carcaco June 18. K W Dunham & Co a Board of Trade commission firm filed for a receiver after transferring trades to Norton & Worthington. The court appointed Illinois Trust & Savings Bank as receiver. The bill cites over 100000 dollars owed to customers and similar liabilities, with assets matching that amount. Dunham claims losses since January 1 will not exceed 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunham
Chicago
Carcaco
K. W. Danhham & Co
Board of Trade Commission
Norton & Worthington
Ilinois Just & Savings Bank
Watch Cases Exposed in Major Montreal Customs Test
Montreal June 18. A landmark customs case tests value assessment for imported goods. Smith and Patterson two American jewellers with a Montreal branch imported a job lot of watch cases from Boston and passed them as a job lot. Customs seized them for undervaluation triggering potential rebates for firms nationwide if the officers lose.
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Montreal
Custom House
Smith & Patterson
Boston
Thought of Wedlock Turned His Head at Waterbury
George Havican and Miss Nellie Shay prominent Waterbury residents planned a church wedding. Havican disappeared after leaving to fetch his bride at 7 pm and was not found by late afternoon. Authorities believe he suffered a temporary mental episode and wandered away.
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Waterbury
Conn
George Havican
Nellie Shay
St. Patrick’s Church
Havican
Thirteenth Maine Regiment elects officers at reunion
In Lewiston on June 18 the Thirteenth Maine Regiment Association elected Nelson Howard of Lewiston as president with J. L. Sawyer and William Connor as vice presidents and William R. Gribbon as secretary and treasurer. That evening the group attended a banquet at Custer Post where speeches were given by Senator Frye, Congressman Dingley, and others.
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Lewiston
Thirteenth Maine Regiment Association
Nelson Howard
J. L. Sawyer
William Connor
William R. Gribbon
Custer Post
Frye
Dingley
Man Seeks Death in Swampscott Woods
A man unnamed attempted suicide by cutting his throat with a razor in Swampscott woods at 1:30 yesterday. He was rushed to the hospital where doctors report a four inch laceration and expect his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Post
Swampscott Woods
Tbe
Rocks Crush Blacksmith Shop Injuring Four Men in New York
In One Hundred and Seventeenth Street between Fifth and Madison avenues a rock slide from an embankment struck a sheltered blacksmith shop. Four workers named James Dorso James Pancher Vetro Sever and Louis Gombarrine were seriously injured and taken to Harlem Hospital.
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New York
Seventeenth Street
Fifth
Madison Avenues
James Dorso
James Pancher
Vetro Sever
Louis Gombarrine
Harlem Hospital
Arbitration Proposed in Farmington Shoes Dispute
In Farmington on June 18 H B Edgerly and Son shoe makers clashed with their stitchers over prices. H J Skettington for the union met the firm but no decision was reported. The firm offered terms likely to be accepted tomorrow and suggested sending the case to the State Board of Arbitration or a Brockton price comparison committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington, N
H. B. Edgerly & Son
H. J. Skettington
State Board of Arbitration
Brockton
Drunken Man Jumps From Train Near Newburyport
A intoxicated man leaped from a Newburyport train just east of the tunnel last night in Salem. He suffered severe head and face cuts, was treated at the hospital, then taken to the police station. He claimed to be from Danvers but could not provide his name.
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Salem
Newburyport
Danvers
Kipling Arrives in New York Incognito for Health
Rudyard Kipling reached New York aboard the Unity of Paris and travels in disguise due to frail health. He plans a few weeks in the country to rest and avoid callers while recovering.
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Rudyard Kipling
New York
Paris
Peabody Electic Light Plant Proposal Voted At Meeting
A special town meeting was held to decide on accepting the Legislature's act to establish an electric light plant. The vote was 614 yes and 87 no. A second town meeting will be required for final action on the case.
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Peabody Electric Light Plant
Propopy
Professor Olds Accepted at Amherst Mathematics Chair
Amherst announces Professor George D. Olds of the University of Rochester has accepted a mathematics professorship at Amherst College. Olds, class of 1873, has taught mathematics there for several years and will join Amherst this fall.
Shaughnessy New Director and Vice President of Canadian Pacific
Montreal June 18 T G Shaughnessy elected director to succeed Hon Mr Abbott who resigned upon becoming premier and he was appointed vice president at a meeting of the Canadian Pacific Railway Board.
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Canadian Pacific Directory
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway Board
T. G. Shaughnessy
Mr. Abbott
Ex Senator McDonald III Near Death in Indianapolis Home
Ex senator Joseph E. McDonald, confined at home in Indianapolis, is believed to have only days left as his condition steadily worsens and is deemed hopeless by physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Donald III
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph E. McDonald
Amalgamation Reported Between Railroad Telegramers and Brotherhood
A June 18 report from St. Louis cites a highly reliable source asserting that the Railroad Telegraphers union and the Brotherhood have merged. The item notes the union’s order will be affected by the amalgamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louiis
Brotherhood
Mrs Duncan Relapses After Attempted Murder in Wales
London reports Mrs. Duncan, wife of a man who tried to murder her at Bettys of Coed in Wales, has suffered a relapse and is unconscious.
Mohegan and Alert Sail to Behring Sea Mission
The United States steamers Mohican and Alert departed San Francisco today to join government vessels operating in the Behring Sea. The move signals the ongoing naval presence in the area as June shipments and patrol duties continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behring Sea
San Francisco
United States
Mohican
Alert
Schoolboy Tripped From Banister at Roxbury School
Eddie Magoon a six year old resident of 3% Berlin Street Roxbury fell over a school banister at Walpole Street School yesterday. He dropped about fifteen feet suffering severe contusions and was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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Eddie Magoon
Berlin Street
Walpole Street
Roxbury
City Hospital
Electric wire falls on Ashmont street near Willis
An electric wire dropped last evening about 8 46 near Willis avenue Ashmont II was seen by the conductor on the downtown horse car who notified the inspector and had it removed.
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Willis Avenue
Ashmont II
Reception in honor of Rev Alexander McKenzie’s son Kenneth
A Cambridge ceremony at Garden Street last evening honored Kenneth McKenzie as he graduates from Harvard this week and prepares to depart for an upcoming endeavor. The Rev. Alexander McKenzie hosted the reception at his residence with family, friends, and notable attendees in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander McKenzie
D.D
Cambridge
Garden Street
Kenneth
Harvard
Accident Insurance Question in Ethier Case Sparks Family Hardship
A Boston letter questions accident insurance practices after Felix Ethier, insured for 2000 dollars with the New England Mutual Accident Association, was killed crossing Roxbury Crossing by a train. The insurer refused payment, claiming Ethier did not exercise due care, prompting a two year delay in filing suit and leaving his widow and four children facing financial strain.
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Ethier
New England Mutual Accident Association
Bishop
Felix Ethier
New England Mutual Accident Association of
Boston
Roxbury Crossing
George H. Crooke
No Such Smith and the Paris Dossier Judiciaire
A London Telegraph tale contrasts France’s gratis dossier judiciaire with a clean record, recounting how a man named Smith seeks an extract but is told his dossier shows a 15 day record for resisting police. The clerks insist there is no such thing as a new clean record for him.
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London Telegraph
France
London
Smith
Relics From the Inquisition At Mme Tussaud’s This Week
A gruesome collection of torture instruments from the Inquisition will be on view at Mme Tussaud’s this week. The display includes the iron chair used on Jean Calas in 1762, thumb screws, the only known Lille binges for tongue removal, and torture girdles called cinetures. The collection, once property of a celebrated collector, promises an unsettling tour through historical devices of torment.
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Fromithe -Au M UW
Mme. Tussaud
Steve
Damiens
Harsh Criticism of Lord Coleridge in Baccarat Case
The article notes broad condemnation of Lord Coleridge’s summing up in the baccarat trial. It cites remarks by a learned gentleman and another auditor calling the summing up a deficient defense, plus an exchange as Coleridge silenced the court amid applause for Sir Edward Clarke. It also mentions the Queen’s supposed view and gossip about reporters near the court.
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Lord Coleridge
Lord Colehage
Sir Edward Clarke
Placing a Play On Stage Says Teal At Boston Museum
Mr Teal outlines his method for turning a manuscript into drama reading it as story then shaping it into roles. He notes characters become real acquaintances and actions must harmonize with each character. He says ignorance is the main obstacle while dedicated actors seek discipline and guidance from experienced directors.
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Teal
Boston Museum
Dramatic notes on Niobe curtain decor by Abbott Teal
During the run of Niobe at the Museum Abbott and Teal will decorate the house with flowers and potted plants at their own expense. They have a contract with Doyle for the work. Mr Teal by
Closing June 1 Ophir
A concise summary notes closing June 1 for Ophir with listed prices for several entities or commodities including Potosi at 4.05, Sierra Nevada at 2.19, Union Con at 3.15, Yellow Jacket at 2.05 and other fragments indicating market quotes. The readable data focuses on commodity or stock values and their corresponding figures.
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Ophir
Potosi
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Bosien
Loeb
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!