Marriages and gatherings color North Shore life in Revere
In Revere near Mt Fern avenue East Boston resident William E Parker wed Hattie L McBride at their summer home with Rev H Hugh Munroe officiating. Elsewhere a Walnut Avenue School graduation was celebrated in Memorial Hall with multiple performances and diplomas. A Star of the Sea Church East Boston wedding to Andrew Croty of Boston featured a large reception at the New Winthrop Hotel and a honeymoon at the White Mountains. A Roxbury Immanuel Society picnic at Winthrop Highlands followed by whist at Leighton House. The Nimbus yacht returned with new sails.
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Walnut Avenue School
Revere
Memorial Hall
Arthur J. Colan
Fred J. Boyle
Grant
John H. Schroeder
Carrie B. Cambridge
Scholars
J. Walter Cobb
Gertrude M. Vidler
William C. R. Kester
Eldiva M. Lagomarsino
Yorktown
May E. C. Vidler
Frederick JT. Curry
Ellen D. Hichborn
M. K. Putney
E. ¥. Cummings
America
Fred Joseph Boyle
Edward Corbett Butler
Carrie Belle Cambridge
James Walter Cobb
Arthur Joseph Colan
Frederick Thomas Curry
Charles Frank Dondero
John Thomas Gallagher
Matthew Francis
New Winthrop Hotel
Andrew Croty
Boston
Hugh Roe. O'Donnell
James Croty
Theresa Slattery
White Mountains
Immanuel Society of Christian Endeavor
Roxbury
Winthrop Highlands
Grover’s
Strung Up Testimony at Public Institutions Hearing
Witness Alexander C. Morrill testified at City Hall before the aldermanic committee on Deer Island House of Correction abuses. He described strung up prisoners, Loafers Hall gambling, and numerous punishments while recounting riot activity and medical neglect, prompting cross examination and heated debate over witness anonymity.
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City Hall
Hallstrom
Alexander C. Morrill
House of Correction
Deer Island
Institution
Flo
Twe
Burdell
Loafers’ Hall
Proctor
House of Industry
House of Reformation Hospital
Edward Fitzgerald
Seymour paper mill shuts down unexpectedly
Hartford Windsor Locks mill idled for an indefinite period after a sudden shutdown. Night crew told there would be no work for the present as operations halted. Greenfield youths Robbed on Turners Falls road by four highwaymen, money pipe and tobacco stolen. suspects at large.
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Hood
A. P. Cooley
Franklin Falls
Hartford
Conn
Seymour
Windsor Locks
Greenfield
William Riddell
Stony Donaldson
Turners Falls
Notorious burglars captured after jail escape
Winsted Conn James Saunders and John Riley long sought after burglary escape from Litchfield jail were caught yesterday morning in Sharon by jailor Sedgwick of Litchfield confirming an end to the manhunt.
Danville Baptist Association Opens Annual Meeting
The 5th annual meeting of the Danville Baptist Association opened at First Baptist Church Passumpsic Vermont and runs through Wednesday and Thursday. The committee includes Revs. J. T. Buzzell I. M. Randall and H. M. Douglass. The opening program featured a young people's meeting led by Willis E. Somers and reports from young people's societies. Topics discussed included What the Church May Do for the Young People and What the Young People May Do for the Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie D. Peck
Frank Leach
Notable Deaths and a Manslaughter Charge in Three States
Providence report notes Mrs Ma O Bryan aged 101 died in Rhode Island. Hartford Police Court sets Timothy Conners at 500 bond for manslaughter after he struck and killed Mrs Juliet Closson while riding a bicycle. case moves to Superior Court.
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Providence
R. I
Ma O'Bryan
Ireland
Hartford
Conn
Bill
Timothy Conners
Conners
Juliet Closson
Odd Fellows' Beneficial Association elects officers
In Providence the 27th annual meeting at Odd Fellows Hall elected William R. Dutemple as president and George H. Olney, J. E. C. Farnham as first and second vice presidents. M. Bliven was chosen secretary and Charles Kenyon treasurer with directors drawn from most lodges of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Odd Fellows’ Beneficial Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
William R. Dutemple
George H. Olney
J. E. C. Farnham
M. Bliven
Charles Kenyon
A A
Fire destroys Wheeler & Howes building. fireman dies
In Bridgeport a four story brick building owned by Wheeler & Howes, wholesale coal and grain merchants, burned. Fireman Judd fell from a thirty foot ladder and died from injuries. The blaze drew the entire department, and after three hours the fire was under control. Loss to stock estimated between two thousand and thirty thousand dollars, insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Wheeler & Howes
Til Judd
Pete
J. Meeler
Deputy Sheriff Victim of Pickpocket at Train Station
Elijah R. Read deputy sheriff was robbed Monday night at the railway station. A pickpocket stole his gold watch chain and arm valued at $150. Read seeks the return of the property and the thief’s capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attleboro
Elijah R. Read
First Warrant Served in Providence Club Case
The first warrant for policy playing was served on Steven McMaugh, president of the Garrison Club. In District Court he pleaded not guilty and was held for trial on July 17. He will test the constitutionality of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. 1
Steven McMaugh
Garrison Club
Bates Alumni elects Oakes and Palmer to overseers
In Lewiston yesterday the Bates Alumni Association chose W. H. Oakes and L. W. Palmer as alumni representatives on the board of overseers. The group allocated 200 dollars for the library and announced officers would be chosen Wednesday. The commencement concert took place in Music Hall last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Bates Alumni Association
W. H. Oakes
L. W. Palmer
Music Hall
Middlebury College Prize Speakings Announced
The Parker prize speakers include Karl the Martyr by Luther A. Brown Galway New York and The Dandy Fifth by Arthur C. Parkhurst Templeton Massachusetts along with Chariot Race. Merrill speakers present Shamus OBrien by David H. Blossom Granville New York and Cronin Murder Trial by James Moore Amboy Centre New York with Lasca by Leroy C. Russell New Haven Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Middlebury College
Karl
Martyr
Luther A. Brown
Galway
N.Y
Hofer
Thomas G. Lyons
Middlepury
Albertus Perry
Gloversville
N. Y
Arthur C. Parkhurst
Templeton
Mass
Merrill
Shamus O’brien
David H. Blossom
Granville
Bennington Crafion
Frank N. Davis
Mendon
Charles E. Fitzpatrick
Zagonyi
Carl M. Merrill
Charles A. Monroe
Middlebury; “Cronin “Murder Trial,” James Moore, Amboy Centre
Mission Ridge
Edward M. Roscoe
New Haven
Lasca
Leroy C. Russell
Vermont Veterans Groups Open Twelfth Encampment
Morrisville Vermont hosts the twelfth annual Vermont Division Sons of Veterans encampment along with the fourth annual Vermont Division Ladies Aid event and the Lamoille Valley Veterans Association reunion. Townspeople decorate Maple Street with flags and patriotic displays as delegates arrive for the opening night.
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Morrisville
Vermont Division
Sons of Veterans
Ladies’ Aid
Lamoille Valley
Fraud case card opens with bogus mortgage used
Swanton Vermont Frank Foster a clerk in Dr G Furman’s law office secured 400 dollars from John Moore of Nutts Corners Canada by a bogus mortgage on his wife’s farm He left for the South Tuesday evening and authorities suspect he may be in Boston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanton
Frank Foster
G. Furman
John Moore
Nutts Corners
Canada
Foster
Oston
Insolvent Northampton Dealer Files Voluntary Petition
John VS Riley a fan cy dry goods dealer files a voluntary insolvency petition. He owes 8000 dollars and lists assets of 1000 dollars. Creditors include Bos ton wholesalers and the Hampshire County National Bank, which is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
John VS. Riley
Boston
Hampshire County National Bank
Notable Portsmouth resident dies after long business career
Portsmouth obituary notes the death of a well known citizen aged years. He built a dry goods business in Boston and Salem, then returned to his native city about ten years ago. Survived by several daughters and a son, he was a member of Franklin Lodge Knights of Pythias in Somerville.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Georgc
Boston
Salem
Zor
Franklin Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Bomerville
Mane
Prize speaking at Goddard Seminary in Barre
The prize speaking contest at Goddard Seminary Barre took place last evening with students delivering speeches followed by judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Goddard Seminary
Local Names in Debating Club and Readings List
Janita L. L. Leonard of Calais presents Lasca and The Boat Race. Florence Sturtevant of Hartland leads County Debating Club readings. Edna Kinie of Woodsville performs Thumb Trump, while Emma Foster of East Montpelier offers The Swan Song. Richmond Kent of Calais reads Selections from Birds Christmas Carol.
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Janita
L. L. Leonard
Calais
Lasca
Florence Sturtevant
Hartland
County Debating Club
EF. R. Sears
Boston
Mass
Thumb_Trump
Edna Kinie
Woodsville
N. H
Emma Foster
East Montpelier
Boss Fargo
Rodney F. Willard
North Montpelier
Ilivia Dudley
Bryant's Pond
Zepata City
Richmond Kent
Kate Kent
Populists Hold Vermont Mass Convention Names and Nominations
In Montpelier the Populists gathered a mass convention with fourteen attendees. A. J. Bee of Swanton was elected chairman and spoke against the Republicans. A. C. Way of Burlington became secretary, and multiple candidates were named for statewide offices including Thomas B. McGinnie for Governor and H. W. Couro for Lieutenant Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Spaulding
Northfield
J. G. Jenne
Enosburg
John Hamblin Dies at 60 in East Wareham
John Hamblin a well known contractor and Mason died suddenly at his home in East Wareham at age 60 after retirement from work. Heart disease was the cause and he leaves a widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzzard’'S Bay
John Hamblin
East Wareham
Meteor lights sky and shakes Franklin town
At about 9 PM a brilliant meteor fell nearby and exploded with a loud flash that rattled many Franklin homes, drawing residents to windows and doors as the sky lit briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Law and Order League Likely in Nashua
A secret Roe group met at WCTU rooms to discuss forming a city league. The WCTU issued a call for a mass meeting to invite Rev. A J Wheeler of Concord. One speaker urged prosecuting city officials for perjury and neglect of duty, as reporters were kept out.
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Nashua
N.H
Roe People
A. J. Wheeler
Concord
Law and Order League
Charles S Ingalls Dies After Illness at 63
Charles Sidney Ingalls died in the morning at 63 after a short illness from nervous prostration. He leaves a widow, one daughter, three brothers and a sister. He was longtime secretary of the New England Bureau of Shoe Credits in Boston and well known in the shoe trade. His father, the late Sidney Ingalls, was a prominent Lynn citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Charles Sidney Ingalls
Philip S. Tanley
Samuel C. Pitman
Swampscott
Ingalls
New England
Sidney Ingalls
Watertown Bull Rampage Ends With Fatal Shot
A wild bull escaped from Watertown cattle yards yesterday afternoon causing chaos on Arsenal street. It gored a man named Warren Barron and toppled a five foot wall before injuring a horse and demolishing a buggy. The animal was ultimately killed by a man named Bluler after three shots.
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Watertown
Warren Barron
Arsenal Street
Mally
Bluler
Tirrell Charges Patrolman Estes With Harassment in Boston
William C Tirrell of Boston Street South Boston says Patrolman Estes of Division 6 pursued him and assaulted him on June 15 around 11 p m. Tirrell cites fear of bodily harm and says witnesses will testify while his attorney frames the complaint at police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Tirrell
Boston Street
Boston
Estes
Division 6
Tirrell
South Boston
Coleman
John J. Browne
Office of the Post
Third
Bolton Street
Betes
Free Medical Services For All Diseases Offered By Dr Dewey
Free examinations and medical attendance to all applicants. Dr Dewey, specialist, continues until July 1. Offices at Hotel Pelham 74 Boylston Street. Hours 9 to 1, 2 to 6, and 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday 10 to 4. Closed Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Hotel Pelham
Boylston ‘Street
Man Arrested in Fatal Assault on Daniel Connolly
Henry Kane of 40 Wall Street West Mind was arrested after confessing to a drunken unprovoked assault that killed Daniel Connolly Monday night. Witnesses say the attack on the sidewalk was unprovoked. Kane awaits arraignment on manslaughter charges as Dr. Draper reviews the wound.
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Thomas Lomasney
Superior Criminal Court
Frank B. McKenna
West End
House of Correction
Municipal Criminal Court
Henry Kane
Wall Street
West Mind
Gilmore
Sailor
Supple
Station 3
Daniel Connolly
Kane
Merrimac Street
Abbott
Dwyer
Joy Street
Hotel Royal
Court Street
Green Street
Watts
Draper
Butt
Connolly
Mabel Jordan Crewman Hurt At Sea The Landsman
The schooner Mabel Jordan arrived from Cienfuegos with cargo of sugar. Seaman Joseph McDonald was badly injured when his hand was caught in a sheet block during tacking. He is hospitalised and may lose few fingers. Captain Meyers and Mr. Swensen assisted him. Captain D H Smith spoke on inventors wealth and plans to support indigent inventors with a home. The Onalaska prepared for Cape Breton voyage after repairs.
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Mabel Jordan
Meyers
Cienfuegos
Joseph McDonald
McDonald
Mr. Swensen
Atlantic Avenue
D. H. Smith
Cape Breton
Delaware
Murder mystery linked to Natick Wellesley case resurfaces
Reports from Cape district tie the 1893 Littig murder near the Wellesley boundary to Fritz Butchman and his wife Mary. Mary’s delirious outburst followed by Littig’s battered body triggered investigation and later release of Butchman. The tale notes repeated local murders with no convictions.
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Natick
Jacob Littig
Wellesley
Cape District
South Natick
Mary
Fritz Butchman
Pfeiffer
Fritz
Littig
Butchman
Charles George
Boston to Nantucket Round Trip via Old Colony Lines
The summer timetables of the Old Colony system allow weekday round trips from Boston to Nantucket. The 5 45 a.m. departure connects at Wood's Hall with the New Bedford boat. Send a 2 cent stamp to the general passenger agent in Boston for the Manual of Old Colony Resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Colony
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Boston
Nantucket
Wood's Hall
New Bedford
Park Square Station
Massachusetts
Boston Police Ticket Battle Draws Legal Fire
Boston lawyers condemn the police board action to bar hotel and saloon tickets as groundless and liable for damages. New York Stock Quotation Company hires Judge Corcoran to contest Captain Pierce order, while New England Printing and Telegraph Company also prepares to fight. The board aims to avoid court clashes but faces mounting opposition and possible litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Police Board
John W. Corcoran
Pierce
New England Printing and Telegraph Company
Osborne
New York Company
Martin
Journal
Board of Police
Forger Walter Pleads Guilty in Vermont Courthouse
Charles T. Walter, charged by grand jury with four forgeries totaling 8700 dollars, pleaded guilty to all indictments in St. Johnsbury. The court sentenced him on the $3000 forgery to five years in State Prison and kept the other three indictments for later action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johnsbury
Charles T. Walter
Charles Prouty
Newport
Walter
T. C. Fletcher
Ice bound fleet reports lively life on Mackenzie Island
A letter from John Lucas, mate of the Grampus, dated November 21, 1893, describes a seven vessel wintering fleet at Mackenzie River mouth. The Narwhal increased its tally to sixty four whales while others made no new catches. A new house, concerts and minstrel shows entertain crews as a piano arrives with Captain Sherman's wife.
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New Bedford
Herschell Island
Mackenzie River
John Lucas
Grampus
San Francisco
Canada
Sherman
Francisco
Bambino Arrives in Bedford New Bedford from Warwick
Russell Grinnell's Bristol built boat Bambino reached Bedford today after a trip from Warwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Russell Grinnell
Warwick
Seaside affair unfolds with bold confession
In his first season by the sea a nervous man walks the beach with a girl in a red blazer. He asks for commitment and, after her affirmative, falters that the moment is sudden. The Detroit Free Press records the tense exchange and the decisive reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
American Wringer Co Manufacturing and Repair Services
The American Wringer Co located at 13 and Broadway extension advertises wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. They repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers and handle orders by mail with prompt attention. Telephone Tremont 764.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Mall
Tremont
For Sumner Cottages at lowest prices
Sumner Cottages offered at the lowest prices with bed ding. A W Wheeler and Co located at 43 and 65 Hanover Street Boston opposite American House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
A. W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover Street
Bostem
American House
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O'Brien Furniture
W. W. Spring
Hanover ST. Fostei
North Shore
Winthrop and
Winthrop
New York & New England Railroad Reorganization Committee
Lomashey
Atwood’s
Morrill
Hickey
Murphy
Alderman Lee
Barry
Plymouth
Fletcher
Cran
Worcester
Massachusetts Pharmaceutical Association
August Melliot
Johannis Ellison
Bristol Monda
Ellison
Melliot
Boston Post
Post
Famous War Pictures
ART Treasures
P. O
the Post
Prios
Portfolio Bulletin
Irving
Sherman’s
Dickens
Cooper
Butler
Midway
Ariel Book Company of
Philadelphia
BIC Barcain
Ragan
Ridpath
Blaine Sherman
Cook Book
Cen. Crant
Eee Janes
Beecham’s
Power Limited
Bambino
Bedford
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