Call for Gas Price Cut Spurs Boston Consumers
Boston gas buyers press the gas commissioners to reduce the price from 130 to a lower rate, contending a dollar per thousand is too high. The Post editorial support is echoed by landlords, merchants, and former legislators, who urge city control to ensure fair pricing and quality. The commission plans to consider the matter when the schedule allows after summer heat.
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Greenough, Hopkins & Cushing
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C. E. Woodward
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Willard Howland
Adams Block
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M. J. McEttrick
W. H. Preble
Governor Russell to Win If Nominated Says Greenough
Major Greenough of Wakefield states that if Haile is the Republican nominee Governor Russell would still win the state. He predicts 7000 to 10000 independent Republicans will support Russell and help elect him, and believes Harrison will carry the state by several thousand votes even if the governor is defeated.
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Harrison
Prominent Boston Businessman Edward Hutchinson Dies
Edward Hutchinson of Danvers, longtime president of the E A Mudge Shoe Company and trustee of the Danvers Insane Asylum, died yesterday morning of heart failure on Washington Street near Summer. Jeremiah J Murphy, who escaped South Boston House of Correction June 5, was recaptured yesterday on the Common by officers from the institution and railroad squad. he had been sentenced about seven months ago from Chelsea to two and a half years for receiving stolen goods.
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Danvers
E. A. Mudge Shoe Company
Danvers Insane Asylum
Exchange Bank
Washington Street
Jeremiah J. Murphy
House of Correction
South Boston
Murphy
Chelsea
Suicide Attempt in Public Garden Leaves Roxbury Man
Ignace Louis Rosar of 101 Warren Street Roxbury fired a bullet into his head yesterday in the Public Garden in a fit of insanity said to be caused by dissolute habits. He was taken to City Hospital and it is thought he will recover.
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Warren Street
Roxbury
Keenan
Lowell Square
West Church
Cambridge Street
Boston
Lee
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Unknown Arlington death found at Henry Locke farm
A death discovered Sunday in the rear of the Henry Locke farm at Arlington remains unidentified. The deceased is described as a person who died by their own action and has not yet been identified.
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Henry Locke
Funeral Attendance Shows Grief for Murder Victim
Thomas Ryan, charged with murdering Thomas Francis Geelin, attended Geelin's Roxbury funeral yesterday and cried bitterly throughout the services as a largely attended crowd mourned the victim.
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Thomas Ryan
Thomas Francis Geelin
Roxbury
Foster Reunion At Old Peabody Homestead Draws Large Family
Descendants of Aaron and Hannah Foster held a reunion at the two hundred year old Peabody estate owned by J. Everett Herrick. Sixty five members toured the four hundred acre hilltop farm, while Aaron Foster aged 90 shared memories from eighty years ago. Toasts were given by George Foster of Lynn, George F. Foster of Everett, James W. Foster of Malden, George E. Herrick of Lynnfield Center, and others with James B. Foster of Wakefield serving as toastmaster.
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Hannah Foster
Peabody
Union
J. Everett Herrick
Aaron Foster
Wakefield
George Foster
Lynn
George F. Foster
Everett
James W. Foster
Malden
George E. Herrick
Lynnfield Centre
James B. Foster
A Letter Carrier Arrested For Mail Robbery
George N. B. Thomas, a veteran city letter carrier of twenty four years, was arrested by Post Office Inspector White on mail robbery charges after seven opened letters were found on him. He pleaded guilty before Commissioner Hallet. Bail set at 1500 dollars, which he could not furnish.
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George N. B. Thomas
Post Office
White
Thomas
Hallett
U. S. S. Concord Arrives at Charlestown Navy Yard
The United States gunboat Concord anchored off Charlestown Navy Yard at 8 40 yesterday morning under Commo dore Francis O Batcheller. By 5 p m she was towed into the dry dock for immediate overhauling. The voyage was uneventful.
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Concord
Charlestown Navy Yard
Francis O. Batcheller
Aldermen Attack Mayor in Heated Session Over City Leadership
In a three hour Boston City Council meeting Aldermen Lewis and Keenan attacked Mayor Matthews, labeling him a Czar and accusing him of overstepping executive powers. Lewis defended council work on public institutions and Austin Farm while Keenan condemned the mayor for vetoes and interference with legislative matters. The session also addressed South Boston high school demands, Farragut statue plans, street railway petitions, and public grounds issues before adjourning to continue the debate next Monday.
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George Curtis
City Hospital
Alderman Fottler
Williams Court
Pie Alley
Sherman House
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Law Department
Kearsarge
Fordham Trowbridge nuptials at Dorchester June 16
At Dorchester on June 16 the Rev Walter Smith officiated at the marriage of William W Fordham and Josephine Trowbridge with evident family presence. Also in Hartford on June 16 Arthur Williams of Boston married Clinton Mass daughter of the late Thomas Fisher with assistance from Rev Storrs Seymour.
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Walter Smith
William W. Fordham
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Clinton
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Death notices from Mt. Desert to Medford list local obituaries
Death notices from June list multiple individuals: Samuel Seabury Allen of Boston aged, Joseph Norton Fiske at 78, Henry Hooton in city, Dr Ezra Bartlett in Brooklyn aged 80, Mrs Mary Asher Bowker of Norwell, Samuel Stevens of Forest Glen aged 67, Esther Humphrey Ward of London aged 22, Abby T Howe of Randolph aged 71, Elizabeth V Holbrook of Ipswich aged 53, Alfred Kelley of Medford aged 83. Funeral details included for Allen at Schooner Head residence and 509 Beacon Street address.
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Mt. Desert
Samuel Seabury Allen
Boston
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Fiske
Joseph Norton Fiske
Hooton
Henry Hooton
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Brooklyn
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Ezra Bartlett
Bowker
Norwell
Mary Asher
Benjamin Merritt
Stevens
Forest Glen
Samuel Stevens
Newburyport
Ward
London
Esther Humphrey Ward
Francis J. Ward
Oxbury
Howe
Randolph
Abby T. Howe
Holbrook
Ipswich
Elizabeth V. Holbrook
Henry C. Holbrook
Augusta
Kelley
Medford
Alfred Kelley
Twin Souls Defy Atvatabar in Arcane Prophecy
Excerpt from Goddess of Atvatabar recounts Lyone the goddess and a mortal narrator confessing a twin soul bond in Egyptosis. Their kiss sparks a covert warlike pledge that challenges Harikar law, igniting rebellion while detailing celestial passion, sanctified vows, and the perilous path to freedom.
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