Dr Dorchester Dies After Long Illness at 80
The Rev Daniel Dorchester D D prominent in the Methodist Episcopal Church died at his son Chester Dorchester’s home 32 Maxfield street West Roxbury after a lingering sickness. He was 80 and had celebrated his birthday last Monday. He began ministry in Connecticut and served in seven churches before joining the New England conference in 1858. He held posts in Charlton Worcester Lowell Charlestown Salem Chelsea Natick Springfield and Roslindale retiring in 1899. He also served three terms as presiding elder and was best known as superintendent of Indian schools of the United States appointed by President Harrison in 1889.
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Daniel Dorchester
D. D
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chester O. Dorchester
Maxfield Street
West Roxbury
New England
Massachusetts
Charlton
Worcester
Lowell
Charlestown
Salem
Chelsea
Natick
Springfield
Roslindale
United States
Dorchester
Harrison
Womens Dressmaking Goods and Notions Price List
A catalog of fabrics and sewing notions with prices. Items include white habutai silks 65c yard, various silk fabrics, pins, hooks and eyes, mending cotton, hairpins, hose supporters, needle sets, bone casing, spools of silk in colors, dress shields, mohair braid, ribbon, collar supports, snap fasteners, elastic, hair nets, petticoats and assorted buttons offered at modest per piece or per dozen prices. Many items note quantity and color options.
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Wogmnet
E. Ee
Tolman
Essa
Mass exhibit of colonial heirlooms shown for Jamestown Exposition
Gov Guild and the Governor's Council viewed a Massachusetts exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts. The collection, loaned by Mrs Andrew Wheelwright and Mrs G G Eaton, includes 17th century books wills old printing examples by the "four first printers" and a muster roll from a British company in the French and Indian wars. It features colonial costumes silver ware portraits and notable artifacts related to John Adams Winthrop Bowdoin and other figures in American history.
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Gov. Guild and
Council
Mass
Governor Guild
Museum of Fine Arts
Exposition Committee
Barrett Wendell
Francis H. Appleton
Thomas L. Livermore
Arthur Lord
Wilson H. Fairbank
Winthrop Sargent
Massachusetts
Boston
Stephen Day
Samuel Green
Matthew Day
Marmaduke Johnson
Ebenezer Storer
Andrew Wheelwright
G. G. Eaton
Paul Revere
William Stoughton
Dorchester
Patriots’ Club
Brattle Square
John Adams
John Winthrop
van Dyck
James Endicott
James Frothingham
Abigail Adams
Gilbert Stuart
Thomas Dawes
James Bowdoin
Bowdoin College
Odd Happenings In News World Rapid Fire Briefs
London barmaids win brief respite as Parliament delays abolition bill and licensing reform looms. Suffragists in trousers may target Parliament with planned disturbances. Anna Gould refuses divorce payment in Paris, backed by George Gould, with legal firm seeking a lower sum.
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London
Inns
United Kingdom
Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
Teacher Indicted For Second Degree Assault In Poughkeepsie
Neil Gray a Hardenburg teacher has been indicted by Ulster County Grand Jury for assault in the second degree after he whipped 10 year old pupil Nancy Sliter. Gray denies the act, says only a rebuke was given, and he pleaded not guilty at arraignment while out on bail.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Nancy Sliter
Neil Gray
Hardenburg
Ulster County Grand Jury
Stephens
Gray
Mrs Randolph Seeks Thousand-Dollar Monthly Support
Mrs Lucy M Randolph testifies in New York that she and her child are owed $1000 monthly from W E D Stokes, a millionaire clubman, claiming an agreement made in 1904 failed to be honored. She states she will accept no lesser amount. Stokes, once divorced from his first wife, is linked to Lucette Ryley.
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New York
Lucy M. Randolph
W. E. D. Stokes
Randolph
Lucette Ryley
Stokes
Philip M. Lydig
Mrs Whitney Advises Dressmakers at New York Convention
Mrs Whitney spoke to a New York dressmakers convention urging fashion choices that favor manufacturers and retailers. Her epigrams warned against oversized hip coats and trailing skirts while promoting hip, loose coats and slip-on styles as in vogue.
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New York
Mrs. Whitney
Vaseline For City Horses In Court Fight
Charles A Daly a South Boston druggist sues for 465 dollars for drugs billed to sick city street cleaning horses. Judge Ely may allow the bill but will decide after further review. Evidence notes vaseline usage and the horses being adept at the bucket. City admits the drugs but challenges the legality of the charge.
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Charles A. Daly
South Boston
Ely
Murphy released to jail again for vagabond charge
John O'Brien known as Charlie Murphy recently finished a two year term for operating a school teaching theft. He was sentenced yesterday in the lower court to six months in the house of correction on a vagabond charge.
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Charlies. Murphy
John O’brien
House of Correction
Burglar Bert Curtis Seeks Jail Release for Theatre Plans
Bert Curtis, jailed for robbing Miss Lockwood's school for girls, asked Judge Mercier to be released by Friday to keep social engagements. He produced three theatre tickets in New York and said he had asked two women to accompany him. The judge refused the $500 bail and sent him back to White Plains jail.
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MT. Vernon
N. Y
Bert Curtis
Miss Lockwood
Mercier
New York
Bert
White Plains
Letter to Mr Stork Seeks Baby Boy for Frances Stevens
A humorous note from Frances Stevens of Detroit asks the mythical Mr Stork in Central Park for a white baby boy and clothing. Secretary Loughman of the New York Park Department replied he is out of babies but hopes to have some soon and will not forget Frances.
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New York
Mr. Stork
Frances Stevens
Pingree Avenue
Detroit
Loughman
Park Department
Frances
Melrose Officers Foiled By Malden High School Snow Graffiti
Police in Melrose and Malden hunted through Pine Banks Park after a report of four men carrying a man into the woods. The search revealed the phrase Malden High School written in the snow, traced to a prank initiation by Malden High students.
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Melrose
George Fuller
Pine Banks Park
Drown
Main Street
Malden
Malden and
Malden High School
Wife and Children Search for Euloge Meugras
The disappearance of Euloge Meugras from 22 Louis street Chelsea sparks a family search. He left Feb 23 for Charlestown where he worked as a carpenter and was last seen around 9 PM purchasing items on Washington Street near Hanover Street.
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Euloge Meugras
Louis Street
Chelsea
Charlestown
Washington Street
Hanover Street
Mining stock at stake in injunction suit over Union Hill shares
John A. Ackley files in Superior Court to obtain a 2030 share interest in Union Hill Mining Company. He alleges an agreement with Paulsen, owner of mining properties in Weaverville California, to procure investors and share commissions. Ackley seeks an injunction to stop Woodin from assigning or selling the stock and to prevent Joseph M. Smith, holding collateral, from disposing of it pending the bill.
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John A. Ackley
Union Hill Company
Superior Court
George R. Woodin
Union Hill Mining Company
Woodin
Paulsen
Weaverville
Trinity County
Cal
Wood
Joseph M. Smith
Ex-Councilman Hurley Charged With Drunkenness in Theatre Assualt
Jack Hurley former Charlestown councilman appeared in court yesterday morning on charges of drunkenness and assaulting Minnie Smith a Globe Theatre cashier on Tuesday night The assault charge was dismissed and the drunkenness charge was dropped upon arraignment Hurley gave the name James Dunn of Salem.
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Jack” Hurley
Charlestown
Minnie Smith
Globe Theatre
Hurley
James Dunn
Salem
Middleboro Row Fight Goes Before Superior Court Injunction Sought
In Middleboro a temperance and anti temperance clash led Herbert L Leonard and 13 others to seek an injunction from Judge Fessenden to stop paying $200 to police officers William A Green and John M Luippold for expenses in defending a false arrest suit filed by an expressman whom they arrested. The injunction was denied but a stipulation was filed agreeing not to pay the money while the case proceeds.
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Middleboro
Superior Court
Herbert L. Leonard
Fessenden
William A. Green
John M. Luippold
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Gould
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Coudert Bros
Paris
Mrs. Randolph
Melrose Officers
Scott
Middleboro Row
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the Saturday Evening Post
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