Slurred Attacks on Patriots and Electric Rail Plan
Special to the Post from Coxcorp New Hampshire reports Walker slurring Massachusetts colored troops while defending Mugwumps. The piece attacks his memory of Colonel Shaw and contemplates a Merrimac valley electric rail corridor from Lowell to Amesbury and Nashua with links to Manchester and Boston.
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Coxcorp
N. H
West End
Boston
Merrimac Valley
Newburyport
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Lowell, Lawrence & Haverhill
Haverhill
Thomson & Houston
Oliver Ames
Fred L. Ames
Hary C. Tyde
Thomson-Houston
Lynn
Merrimac
New England
Thomson & Houton Company
Lowell
Amesbury
Congressional Record
Democratic Party
Walter
Weather Forecast for New England and Eastern New York
Weather bulletin from Washington on March 20 forecasts for Monday fair skies in New England with light snow possible Tuesday. Eastern New York should see fair daytime, cloudier tonight with light snow Monday night, and winds turning northeast with a slight drop in temperature.
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New York
Fimes
Washington
Massachu
Washsington
New England
Salvation Oil Marketing Claim Amid Market Debate
The phrase asserts Salvation Oil as the best and dominant in the market while noting a 25 cent price point in a brief promotional line. The claim emphasizes superiority and value, suggesting consumer trust in the brand and pricing.
Dr Pulls Couch Syrup Boosts Relief for Weak Throats
An advertisement touts Dr Pulls Couch Syrup as highly beneficial for all suffering from weak throats priced at 25 cents in a compact archival notice aimed at readers seeking quick remedy advice.
Suicide in Lawrence: John Molloy 18 shoots self in cellar
John T. Molloy, 18, of Lawrence, shot himself near the right temple in the cellar after reading with his brothers in the sitting room at 3:30 pm. He died an hour later in a family home, leaving a father and three brothers. employed at Everett Mill dyehouse. No motive found.
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Lawrence
John T. Molloy
Molloy
Everett Mill
Big Chimney Falls at Wolturn
A fifty foot chimney from the Connolly factory survived a prior blaze but was toppled last evening. Its fall damaged a shed owned by Mrs. Mahoney and nearly struck her, coming within ten feet.
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Wolturn
Connolly
National Cash Register Sues Kruse Firm Here for Patents
A suit was brought in the United States Circuit Court here Saturday by the National Cash Register Company of Wayton, C against the Kruse Cash Register Company of this city for infringement of valuable patents used in cash registers.
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United States
National Cash Register Company
Wayton, C
Kruse Cash Register Company
Rash mother and child in fatal rat poison case in St Louis
In St Louis last night Mrs Burke gave her two year old child a dose of rat poison and then swallowed some herself. She is dead and the child is dying. Mrs Burke, deserted by her husband and destitute, is the central figure in this tragic incident. Separately, The New store of Messrs John H Pray Sons Co at 646 to 658 Washington street offers a finely lighted display of carpets rugs and upholstery fabrics.
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St. Louis
Messrs
John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Washington Street
Boyson Street
Winners at the World’s Fair Lucky Quartet Triumphs
Boston men Cleefy and partners claim victory in a supplementary contest as hundreds miss the mark by minutes. Descriptions say luck determined two wins and a third man’s ten hour push secured a fun victory. Thousands waited for final details of the great contest with no ties.
Candle Time Study Winners Named in Boston Post Contest
The Boston Post announces winners of its candle time contest with E A Walkins L M Woodbridge and E O Collins named as the original trip winners and John H Peters of Cambridgeport earning the supplementary award. The reporting notes precise candle times and the dramatic public reaction as readers followed the results from January through March.
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E. A. Walpkins
Boston
L. M. Woodbridge
E. 0. Collens
Calais
Joan H. Peters
Cambridgeport
Elmer A. Watkins
DeWolfe, Fiske & Co
Washington Street
American Book Company
Franklin Street
Ki. O. Collins
John H. Peters
Mr. Watkins
Woodbridge
Collins
Petts
Anderson
Post Building
E. C. Collins
Post
Was Borrowe Afraid A Defence of Drayton in Paris
Paris reports interview with M Francois Cherbouquet one of Draytons seconds in the planned Borrowe Drayton duel. He confirms Drayton sought a second and defends him as incapable of condoning the offence. Cherbouquet mentions January event, negotiations, and a hoped jury of honor rejected by Borrowes side. Gossip in New York notes a separation deed and potential divorce implications.
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Drayton
Paris
M. Francois Cherbouquet
Drayton-Borrowe
M. Cherbouquet
Salles D’armes
Mr. Drayton
M. Ferdinand Kolsacq
Ballacq
Porrowe
Borrowe
Mr. Bosney
New York
Draytons
Europe
Court of Honor
Local Fair Notes and City Visitor Details
A Boston visitors recounts estimates for a fan project linked to Pavia’s Furniture and mentions Mr Watkins who sells a book and returns with address 90 Washington street Charlestown. He is 26, born in Canaan Vermont, living in Boston five years, noting climate improvement since a listed time placeholder.
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Weill
Watkins
Washington Street
Charlestown
Canaan
Boston
Winners of Post's Candle Guess at Arch Way Bookstore
A young man named E A Watkins learns he is a winner in a Post candle estimate contest at Arch Way bookstore. L M Woodbridge, in a separate bait with a World’s Fair theme, reveals a precise guess of 255 hours 5 minutes 55 seconds. Woodbridge, 28, born in Andover and living at Bowdoin street, boasts luck in a playful lottery-like contest.
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England
K. D. Coe
Chauncy Street
G. Fred. Fellows
Hyde Park
E. K. Winchenbach
Thomaston
T. A. Healy
Stoeham
Q. F. Rand
Boston
G. W. Stevens
Cabot
G. F. Ivey
Taunton
Ht. S. Orange
Gilmantown
N. H
S. F. Queen
American House
A. D. Plummer
Lakeport
E. W. Pike
Melrose Falls
A. Amman
Congress Street
W.A. Seaward
Wellesley
Hills
A. F. Schnetzer
Province Court
H. A. Blodgett
Concord Street
F. W. Potter
Columbus Avenue
Archway
E. A. Watkins
Mr. Watkins
American Book Company
Franklin Street
L. M. Woodbridge
Western Avenue
Cambridgeport
Mr. Peters
Cindle
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Shaw
Andrew
Boy
Big Chimney Falls
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Joun H. Peters
Boston Common
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Lyston
Voday
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J. Coleman Drayton
Daniel Huntington
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Pavia
L. M. Woopsriner
Omy
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