Elopement of Pauline Fuller and Chicago Bridegroom
Pauline Fuller fifth daughter of Chief Justice Fuller married J. M. Aubrey Jr. in Milwaukee by a justice of the peace in a runaway match. The couple eloped from Washington after a brief courtship. her family questioned the wedding while noting Pauline's youth and Aubrey's Chicago ties.
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Fuller
Curiaco
Milwaukee
Pauline Fuller
Kirby House
J. Matt Aubrey, Jr
Chicago
Justice Gregory
United States
Aubrey
Merchants’ Despatch
Justice Fuller
Lake Avenue
Fullers
Pauline
Union Depot
J. M. Aubrey, Sr
Manu
Merchants’ Despatch Transportation Company
Miss Fuller
Washington
Matt
Carrie Ogden
Thirty-fourth Street
Fuller’s
Fannie
Milwaukke
J. M. Aubrey, Jr
Mr. Aubrey
Pinkerton
Washincton
Supreme Court
Miss Maud
Mildred
Europe
Minnie
Belmont
Funeral of Daniel J. Maguinnis at St. Joseph's Roxbury
The funeral for Daniel J. Maguinnis took place at St. Joseph's Church Roxbury with a record crowd surpassing previous layman funerals. A police detail cleared a path for the hearse and mourners as the service featured Smyth's Solemn Mass of Requiem with Rev. H P Smyth celebrant and notable attendees from the Boston theatre community.
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Daniel J. Maguinnis
St. Joseph’s Church
Roxbury
James Berrill
Martin Phelan
James Graham
James Kelly
Napier Lothian
H. A. Weaver
C. Leslie Allen
Father Smyth
Margaret Mather
Providence
E. W. M’glenen
L. J. McCarthy
Richard Connor
H. A. M’glenen
Tobin
Whiting
Frank A. Harris
W. R. Andrews
Edward Catlin
Alderman Helly
Alderman Nugent
Eugene Tom
C. H. Hoyt
Boston Theatre Orchestra
Edwin Forrest Lodge Order of Friendship
Globe Newspaper
John F. Dever
Messrs. Lothian and Kelly
Boston Theatre
Rachel Noah
Mt. Benedict Cemetary
Boston Paper Trade Association Holds Third Annual Meeting
The Boston Paper Trade Association met at the Brunswick with President Josiah Parker Higgins presiding. Elected officers included E. H. Haskell, Mortimer K. Mason, J. B. Forsyth, and H. Q. Stimpson with an expanded five-meeting year and a $10 assessment. Ex Governor Long attended and joked about being a speaker. Howard Lockwood and others spoke as well.
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Boston Paper Trade Association
Brunswick
Josiah Parker Higgins
John D. Long
Howard Lockwood
New York
Charles §. Clark
F. L. Dunne
Boston
William F. Whiting
Holyoke
Alvah Crocker
George H. Crocker
Fitchburg
E. H. Haskell
W. T. Barker
A. G. Parker
M. V. Swift
F. P. Waterhouse
E. M. Low
Brockton
E. B. Eaton
W. N. Snow
J. G. Tewksbury
Joseph Philbrick
J. M. Philbrick
H. Q. Stimpson
J. F. Browne
H. T. Stratton
A. Crocker
W. B. Livermore
J. C. Kennedy
H. Palmer
R. Moseley
L.R. Bilston
Dayton
Farnsworth
Montague
D. Russell
W. H. Thomas
G. M. Castle
W. F. McQuillan
C. M. Bryant
C. A. Young
W. H. Reed
C. Li Chapin
H. M. Whitney
R. D. Mossman
Bird
E. P. Lindsay
W. LA. Hall
E. S. Daniell
Flood
W. E. Whitney
J. B. Forsyth
Theodore Pinkham
C. D. Brown
H. B. Dennison
G. W. Russell
Dev
Il Claflin
Hugh Cochrane
Lunt
G. K. Russell
Barton
Charles Ranlet
J. R. Carter
John Reed
J. W. Towne
A. L. Hollingsworth
G. M. Wheelwright
Mortimer K. Mason
S. P. Train
G. W. Wheelright
W.T. Barker
W. H. Claflin
C. A. Dean
J. H. Rice
A. N. Burbank
A. H. Rice
J. . Thomas
Tom Henry
Brown
Boston Ideal Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club
Long
Higgins
Massachusetts
Banjo Club
Obituary for Sir Thomas Gladstone and others
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart dies at advanced age. brother of Rt. Hon William E. Gladstone, born July 25 1804. inherited baronetcy from Sir John Gladstone. Also noted deaths: Mr David H Nute of Farmington New Hampshire aged 50. Charles Dickinson Adams of Oman Adams NY. all cited as notable local figures with deaths announced.
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Thomas Gladstone
Bart
William E. Gladstone
John Gladstone
Liverpool
London
House of Commons
David H. Nute
Alonzo Nute
Congress
Farmington
N. H
Fifth
New Hampshire Regiment
Grand Army
Charles Dickinson Adams
Oman & Adams
New York
East Thirty-sixth Street
Amerst
Mass
Amherst College
Amherst Alumni Association of
Union League Club
Holstein-Frisian Association Holds Fourth Annual Meeting
The fourth annual Holstein-Frisian Association meeting in New York drew cattle raisers from across the country. Hon. Warner Miller spoke as Edgar Huidekoper of Meadville Pennsylvania was elected president for the coming year, with fourteen new members joining. Notables included W. M. Chapin and others from Massachusetts Connecticut and Rhode Island.
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New York
Holstein-Frisian Association
Warner Miller
Edgar Huidekoper
Meadville
Penn
Amon
W. MM. Chapin
Sheffield
Mass
John A. Frye
Marlboro
John Hancock
P. M. Ha
Bright's disease often presents no early symptoms
Dr Frederick T Roberts notes Bright's disease has no specific symptoms and can progress silently, leading to many fatalities before detection. He urges early use of Warner's Safe Cure to reduce death rates from kidney disease, alongside Dr Thompson's claim that chronic kidney disease is the second leading killer after consumption.
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Frederick T. Roperts
University College Hospital
London
Eng
Bright
Warner
Thompson
New York Thief Walters Forcibly Detected In Boston
William Walters of New York arrived in Boston and spent hours at the pawnbroker trade, taking two pairs of trousers two overcoats three clocks and an umbrella. He attempted a first mortgage on goods and then left with items including a pair of trousers and an overcoat, prompting special officer Abbott to intervene.
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William Walters
New York
House of Correction
East Cambridge
Walters
Gotham
Abbott
Station 3
Boston
Joseph Bergman
Harrison Avenue
Bergman
Winthrop Town Meeting Sets Salaries and Budgets
At the adjourned Winthrop town meeting last night salaries for town officers were fixed including town clerk 75 dollars selectmen 540 dollars treasurer 225 sinking fund treasurer 2260 collector of taxes 1 percent and more. The approved appropriations cover town debt 3250 dollars temporary loan 8349 dollars schools 4200 dollars highways and bridges 2000 dollars removal of snow 200 dollars poor 1000 dollars street lighting 2800 dollars interest of town debt 4300 dollars salaries 2000 dollars cemetery 300 dollars town hall 400 hydrants 2700 health department 1500 fire department 400 enforcement of liquor law 100 Public Library 500 police 300. Adjourned to Monday next for election of one selectman.
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Winthrop
Board of Health
Register of Voters
Salem board of trade formed with bylaws adopted
Salem March 20. The Salem board of trade is formed with a committee of twenty eight reporting a bylaws code. Membership fee set at 10 dollars as a permanent fund while annual dues are five dollars. Charter membership starts at about 100.
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Saltemm
Lynn National Bank Examiner Concludes Audit
Lynn March 20. Bank examiner Getchell finished the semi annual audit of the Lynn National Bank. No new issues or irregularities were found in the examination of the accounts.
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Lynn
Getchell
Ynn National Bank
Cambridge District Court Fines 21 Persons for Cock Fight
In Cambridge yesterday morning Judge Orcutt fined twenty one individuals twenty dollars each plus costs for attending a cock fight in North Cambridge Tuesday evening. Among the fined were Harvard students Lemuel Thompson Henry Arnold and Thomas Bronson. A Cambridge Citizens Trade Association meeting to organize permanently will be in Cycle Hall Cambridgeport this evening with over sixty members expected.
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Cambridge
Orcutt
Harvard
Lemuel Thompson
Henry Arnold
Thomas Bronson
Cambridge Citizens’ Trade Association
Cycle Hall
Cambridgeport
Stolen soles case leads to arrest at Devonshire street
Rudolph Badinger and two unknown accomplices hid 180 pairs of stolen shoe soles and $25 at 250 Devonshire Street. The location was watched and Badinger was arrested last evening. An owner is sought for the property.
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Rudolph Badinger
Devonshire Street
Badinger
Men Drift Into Sea After Scow Incident at Sconticut Neck
Cassius Mott Joseph Sylvia and John Rosher worked in a scow at Sconticut Neck when rough winds forced them to head for shore. Waves capsized the boat and Rosher leaped in with a rope to pull them in but let go to save himself as the craft drifted away. Charles H. Pease of Fair Haven rescued the three men in a sailboat.
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New Breprorp
Cassius Mott
Joseph Sylvia
John Rosher
Sconticut Neck
Rosher
Charles H. Pease
Fair Haven
Boston Aldermen Inspect New York Electric Transit System
Seven Boston aldermen led by a New York board committee toured the city electric light and subway networks yesterday. The delegation included ex-President Barry and Aldermen Macehy Gove Eddy McLaughlin Reed, among others, as they examined facilities and operations.
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Boston
New York
New York Board
Barry
Macehy
Gove
Eddy
McLaughlin
Reed
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Sach County
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Louisa D. Hunt
Boston Post
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Register
Arsaparillag
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R. Knights & CO
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Koston
State of Massachusetts
Provident Institution For
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Tuttle
Thomas H. H. Measenger
Provident Institution For Savings
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Horatio Harris & CO
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Richards & CO
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Lston
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George A. Dary
Josih Stedman
Norm
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Jenny W. McKim
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Hannah Milnor
Samuel FE
Sewall
Boston L’est
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Commonwealth OF Massachussetts
Charles Strong
Thomas Dean
Joan W. McKim
Elijat George
Ss.probate Court
James W. Paige
Abbott Lawrence
Francis Pealody, Jr
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James William Alge
Rogton
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Loston
Elijas George
Eliza Perry
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Saii Court
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Elijail George
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Said
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Dudley A. Dorr
Joan W.ickim
Eliwais Glorge
Hannah Robie
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Lucy E. Sewall
Moston Post
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Jacob N. Burleigh
Court St
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Lamoine
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Admr
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Sail Boston
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Heston
Eliza M. Taylor
Charles C. Melcher
Hingham
Plymouth
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Joanna Regan
Elizabeth A. Whteney
Johanna Regan
Commonwealth OF Massachaww
Robate Court
Richard Fletcher
Sam Celeb
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Caira Boe Lime
Lexington
Said County
Harriet W. Sewall
Samuel EF. Sewall
Caira Robbins
George M. Brooks
J. H. Tyler
John W. Dryer
John W. Dreyer
John Dreyer
Harriet E. Gill
Jonn W. McKim
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Otis
Fsquire
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Franklin C. Shedd
Cora F. Shed
Hoston Post
Normmon
Aassathus Setts
Maria C. Noonan
Julia Dowd
Elliah George
Mary Selly
Charles FE. Colbert
William Vaughan
Ellen E. J.owen
Rens Spaans
Margaret L. Kelly
John J. Hennessey
Adimr
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Lucy Jackson
Newton
Zarks
Caiuibridge
Cynthia Hastings
Francis Hastings
Avil
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Massachlt
SJR
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Francis Barilett
Avril
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Ary H. Wales
Alpheus H. Hardy
Joseph C. Lindsley
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Hannah D. Robinson
Massachu Wa Setis
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Sanford
York
Olis R. Willard
Midlesex
Cawbridge
George M
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Cynthia A. Hastings
John W. Metihrm
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Charles T. Hubbard
Weston
Saldony
Louisa S. Jackson
Charles Wells Hubbard
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Elizabeth B. Hubbard
Charles W. Hubbard
Anne H. Davis
Frederic W. Lincoln, Jr
Nears
Moritz Baer
Kieu
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Trenton
Hancork
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Mary J. Flynn
Mary C. Mareon
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