City Hall Quiet as Politicking Hints at Appointments
Mayor Quincy rests at Parker House while political maneuvering unfolds. McEttrick backs Carroll for chief sewer inspector and seeks allies, Coronation of Corbett questioned though he aids administration. Murphy advances changes in the water department and streets, with personnel shifts looming Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Quincy
Parker House
Michael J. McEttrick
Michael J. Carroll
South
Boston
Carroll
Joseph J. Corbett
Objectors’ Club
Democratic City Committee
Corbett
John R. Murphy
Murphy
Joseph J
Water Department
J. Coyle
Back Bay
Ned” Hayden
John B. Moran
Cutter
Hayden
Moran
Frank McCarthy
Roxbury
Wells
Carmody and Dwyer Assigned to City Divisions
M. J. Carmody and Dennis F. Dwyer, residents of Ward 16, are assigned to the sanitary division and the paving division respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Carmody
Dennis F. Dwyer
Window tribute to Governor Greenhalge at Vorenburg & Co
Vorenburg & Co clothing dealers at 67 Washington Street decked their Hanover Street window in mourning for the late Governor Greenhalge. An 8 by 6 portrait framed in black crape with white border sits beneath a tribute card. Two large American flags drape the scene as crowds gaze on.
Ice Blockade Ends in Maine Rail Line Recovery
Trains resumed service on the Bangor & Aroostook between Monson Junction and Greenville after a severe ice blockade. A Greenville to Oldtown passenger run occurred, and the Guilford to Greenville mail arrived despite the extensive ice. The frost caused hundreds of dollars in damage and halted business for a week as five feet of water flooded the line.
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Foxcroft
Bangor & Aroostook
Monson Junction
Greenville
Oldtown
Guilford
North Wayne Edge Tool Dam Bursts Releasing Water
In Winthrop Maine on March 6 the dam of the North Wayne Edge Tool Company gave way, releasing floodwater through the plant. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Winthrop
North Wayne Edge Tool Company
Hoyt Remakes Party Affiliation for Senate Bid
A New Hampshire Republican meeting reports playwright Charles H. Hoyt has left the Democratic Party and will run as a Republican for a Charlestown Senate seat. Several Charlestown Democrats are said to follow Hoyt, with Republicans expressing satisfaction at the shift.
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Concord
N. H
Republican State Committee
State Committee
Charles H. Hoyt
House of Representatives
Democrats
Charlestown
Hoyt
Republican Party
New Hampshire
Trampoor a Madman and the Echoes of a Dead Mary
A Paterson New Jersey murder mirrors a Rahway case with no clue to the assailant. Mary E. Sullivan, 28, music teacher, was slain with an iron coupling pin on Park Avenue after not returning home. Husband sent to sister’s house. brother Lawrence, a 22 year old law student, identified the clothing and body later at General Hospital.
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Mary
Houston
Twenty-ninth Street
Park Avenue
Miss Sullivan
John Rodgers
Madison Avenue
Madison Street
Peterson
Sexton
George Jenkins
Wesley Methodist Church
Eighteenth Street
Oree
Franz Ulrich
Ulrich House
Ulrich
New York
Rahway
Paterson
N. J
Mary E. Sullivan
Lawrence Sullivan
General Hospital
Mary Sullivan
Paterson Tragedy Details Suspected Madman Attack
The Mary Sullivan case reveals a brutal assault on a young music teacher. An iron coupling pin found nearby bears possible blood stains as autopsy notes multiple blows and severe head injuries. Tramps and wandering suspects were sighted near the scene, but no motive or perpetrator is identified.
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Sullivan
John EK. Dunning
Pr. Emerson
Paterson
Mary Sullivan
Clerks Plan Mass Meeting On Early Closing Move
Grocery and provision clerks have discussed the short hour plan. A mass meeting is set for Tuesday evening March 10 at Forester Hall 45 Eliot street. Edward J. Ryan and John L. Rodden addressed the group.
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Association
Eliot Street
Forester Hall
Edward J. Ryan
The
Building Trades
John L. Rodden
Central Labor Union
Twin Bridges Replacement Deal at Winooski Gorge
Central Vermont railroad ends contract with Rochester Bridge Company to replace two bridges between Essex Junction and Winooski over Winooski River. The current structures are inadequate for heavy traffic and the new bridges should be ready next month.
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Essex Junction
Central Vermont Railroad
Rochester Bridge Company
Here
Winooski
Winooski River
Gorges
Bay State Dredging Purchases Tugs Cocheco and Clara Bateman
Today Captain C. F. Duncan representing Bay State Dredging Company of Boston purchased tug Cocheco, owned in Portsmouth and Dover, for the company's use. He also bought tug Clara Bateman, owned by Captain Albert R. Rand of this city.
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Portsmouth
N. H
C. F. Duncan
State Dredging Company
Boston
Cocheco
Dover
Clara Bateman
Albert R. Rand
Injustice in Cambridge by Standard Turning Works
Cambridge government receives a public letter from Standard Turning Works criticizing overvaluation of real estate. The firm cites past purchases at underassessed prices, claims excessive assessments on sheds and a mismeasured lot, and hints at court appeal if abatement fails, signed by Walter Ela, Treasurer.
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Cambridge
Assessors’ Department
Walter Ela
Laidlaw Wins Appellate Affirmation in Sage Bomb Case
The New York appellate division affirmed a $40 000 verdict for William R Laidlaw against Russell Sage with $300 in costs. The suit stems from a December 4 1891 bombing in Sage’s office after Norcross demanded 1 200 000 and threatened to explode him. Laidlaw sustained injuries and pursued damages through multiple trials before final $40 000 award.
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New York
Supreme Court
William R. Laidlaw
Russell Sage
Laidlaw
Sage
Norgross
Norcross
Mr. Sage
Justice Andrews
Cambridge Sunday Post Promises Feature on Trial of Rev Beach
The Cambridge Sunday Post previews tomorrow's issue with coverage of the trial of Rev. D N Beach and an article by Rev. Alexander Blackburn addressing the police.
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Cambridge
D. N. Beach
Alexander Blackburn
Goff Lectures on American Citizenship at Saxonville
Recorder John W. Goff of New York City lectured to a large audience at Atheneum Hall Saxonville on American Citizenship. Ex Representative James E Hayes presided with officials and Boston gentlemen in attendance. Goff returns to Manchester NH after speaking to the St George parish and later to the Board of Trade.
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South Framingham
John W. Goff
New York City
Atheneum Hall
Saxonville
James E. Hayes
Charlestown
Thomas H. Devlin
Goff
Mr. Pollack
John P. Brophy
New York
Boston
P. B. Murphy
St. George’s
Murphy
Manchester
N. H
Board of Trade
Largest estate ever entered in Franklin Probate Court
Stephen Tabor Knox Davenport as special administrator filed the inventory of Oliver Davenport of Leyden in Franklin Probate Court. The total value is 843,009 with 228,900 in government bonds. Remainder consists of first class railroad bonds and savings deposits. Securities valued at market value.
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Greenfield
Stephen Tabor Knox Davenport
Oliver Davenport
Leyden
Franklin
Tragic House Fire Claims Alma Family In Wis Burned Home
A house near Alma Wisconsin occupied by G Oldhouse his wife and five children burned last night and the entire family perished in the flames.
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Alma
Wis
G. Oldhouse
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Roxbury, Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marcaret Bamrorp
Mayor Quine
Pany
Vorenburg & Co
Maine
Blue
Oxford
Mur
Mary F. Sullivan
AY State
Sunday Post
Recorder Goff
Framingham
Gideon Beck & Son
Shot St
Washington
Tremont Ste
Hammersburg Bros
Bierman
Heidelberg
S. D. Warner and
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