X Ray Lunatics at Bellevue Hospital
Report from New York describes inmates at Bellevue Hospital and Newport News jail exposed to imagined X ray scrutiny. Painter Robert Dixon claims his device outshines Edison, while Dr Robert Harrison’s early work on bones drives him to insanity.
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New York
Bellevue Hospital
Newport News
Robert Glibb
Richmond
Exchange Hotel
Robert Dixon
East Twenty-Eighty Street
Bellevue
Edison
Dixon
Roentgen
Robert Dwight Harrison
Longview
Cincinnati
Randolph P. Miklejohn
Harri
Washington
Ice Jam Threatens Kennebec Valley From Richmond to Madison
A March freshet created a massive ice and log jam on the Kennebec River from Richmond through Swan Island toward Madison. Officials estimate about 150000 logs and at least 1200000 feet of lumber stranded in the river, with widened channels being cut and dynamite planned if needed to clear the jam and prevent further floods.
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Richmond
Kennebec
Augusta
Hallowell
Gardiner
Randolph
Swan Island
Merrymeeting Bay
Androscoggin
Madison
Waterville
South Gardiner
Maine
Chelsea Notes: Police raid O’Brien home amid ale seizure
Police yesterday raided Cornelius J. O’Brien at 191 Arlington street and seized about four gallons of ale and thirty bottles of lager beer. Mayor Loud signed the order for the new police signal system. Mrs Conti spoke at the Walnut Street Methodist Church Epworth League describing operations at the North End Italian mission. Reverend Charles S. Scott preached at Cary Avenue Baptist Church and is believed to be a candidate for the vacant pulpit. Reverend Robert MacDonald spoke at the Young Men’s Christian Association in Boston yesterday afternoon.
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Cornelius J. O’brien
Arlington Street
Loud
Conti
North End
Boston
Epworth League
Walnut Street Methodist Church
Charles S. Scott
Cary Avenue Baptist Church
Robert MacDonald
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Young Men’s Christian Association
Police seize liquor in Sunday gaming crackdown across multiple addresses
Division 1 officers, by warrant, confiscated large liquor stocks from Cyrus L Crowell 2512 gallons lager and 1 pint whiskey Mary Feeley 21 2 gallons lager John Robinson 3 gallons lager and arrested Luigi Matti for selling liquor at 5 Prince Street Further seizures included John J Coon 11 4 gallons whiskey 17 8 gallons lager Peter Gammoni Palmina Marchi William McKenna Catherine Brill and others with arrests of Jane Benton and Harry Butler at specified addresses.
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Division 1
Cyrus L. Crowell
Fleet Street
Mary Feeley
Battery Street
John Robinson
Hanover Street
Luigi Matti
Prince Street
John J. Coon
Chardon Street
Peter Gammoni
Palmina Marchi
William McKenna
North Street
Catherine Brill
Everett Street
Jane Benton
Brement Street
Harry Butler
Tennyson Street
Sister of Writers Lizzie Burgess Laid to Rest in Marlboro
Funeral service held at Lizzie F Burgess wife of F O Burgess in Marlboro where she lived a decade after years in Middleboro She was connected with writers Her brother edits Barnstable Patriot another contributed to Century war articles Husband works for Marlboro Enterprise Son edits Plainfield Conn Journal Two sisters married Pratt family members
Poor, Homeless Woman Seeks Work in New York
A young woman disguises herself as an orphan to seek jobs from Depew Roosevelt Sage Parkhurst Potter and Mayor Strong. Only Mayor Strong offers to help, taking her name and promising to look for possibilities.
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New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Grand Central Depot
Mr. Depew
New Hampshire
Etty
Ir. Depew
Mulberry Street
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Russell Sage
Mr. Sage
Thirty Fifth Street
Parkhurst
Bishop Potter’s
Grace Church
Temperance Rally Held at Holy Cross Cathedral Boston
A temperance rally of the United Catholic Temperance Societies of Boston and vicinity convened in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross basement. Leaders included President Sheehan Father Mullen and Father Lankae Sr. After the meeting the pledge was given. Local talent provided a concert with Eugene Dagle Miss Feeney W Mahoney Lawrence Turley and the Tate sisters.
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United Catholic Temperance Societies of
Boston
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Washington Street
Sheehan
Catholic Total Abstinence Society
Father Mullen
Cathedral
Father Lancake, Sr
St. Mary’s Parish
North End
Eugene Dagle
Miss Feeney
W. Mahoney
Lawrence Turley
Misses Tate
Thomas Hurley
Choral Union to Lead Four Day Festival in St Johnsbury
The Choral Union under Professor H G Blaisdell will present a four day musical festival in St Johnsbury starting May 19 with 300 voices hoped for. Accompanists are Mrs Martha Dana Shepard and B Frank Harris. Noted soloists include Dr Carl Dufft the New York baritone.
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ST. Johnsbury
Choral Union
H. G. Blaisdell
Concord
Blaisdell
Martha Dana Shepard
Boston
B. Frank Harris
Carl Dufft
New York
Dr. Tower Emerges From Sealed Food-Effect Experiment
Dr. O F Tower of Worcester returns after six days in a hermetically sealed box at Wesleyan University to study food substances' impact on the body. He weighed in with a two pound gain and reports feeling vigorous. A. W. Smith of Wesleyan will enter the box for about a week as part of the U S Department of Agriculture led research led by Professor Atwater and Professor Rosa.
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Middletown
Conn
O. F. Tower
Worcester
Mass
Wesleyan University
Tower
United States Department of Agriculture
Atwater
Dr. Tower
E. B. Rosa
Professor Atwater
Rosa
United States
Reciprocity Opinions From U S Business Firms
Answers from the ways and means recipro city sub committee show firm support for reciprocity with Latin America and Europe. Nicholson File Co and Gilman Bros urge trade pacts while Lowell Mfg favors cautious liberalization. Jerome Marble Co backs broad reciprocity tariffs and subsidies to expand foreign trade.
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Washington
Nicholson File Company
Providence
R. I
Mexico
South
Central America
Gilman Bros
Boston
South America
United States
Lowell Manufacturing Company
Jerome Marble Company
Poston
More Boy Thieves Arrested Over Lead Theft
Expressman M Harmon stored several refrig erators owned by Boston marketmen in a Union street Cambridge stable. Lead stolen by two boys was sold for 12.50 to a junk dealer on Cambridge street. Patrolman Hall arrested Owen Hart 16 and John Condon 17. Hart resided at 23 Willow street and Condon at 171 Elm street.
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M. Harmon
Union Street
Cambridge
Boston
Harmon
Hall
Cambridge Street
Owen Hart
John Condon
Hart
Willow Street
Condon
Elm Street
Irish Language School Holds Sunday Session in Alpha Hall
The Irish Language School met yesterday afternoon at Alpha Hall 18 Essex Street under P. J. O'Daly and John M. Doran. After instruction, poems readings and recitations in Irish were presented by Jeffrey Keating Eugene Lyne Jeremiah Sullivan P. J. O'Pealy and John M. Doran. The president announced future essays in Celtic will be a special feature.
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Alpha Hall
Essex Street
P. J. O’daly
John M. Doran
Jeffrey Keating
Eugene Lyne
Jeremiah Sullivan
P. J. O’pealy
Duel Between Mocenni and Barzilai Ends With Wounding
In Rome on March 22 General Mocenni former war minister dueled Signor Barzilais Radical deputy after a chamber wrangle over government credits. Sabres were used. Mocenni wounded Barzilais in the face. The combatants reconciled afterward.
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Rome
General Mocenni
Signor Barzilais
Chamber of Deputies
Mocenni
Lawrence Dedication of New Society of Friends Church
The new Society of Friends church in Lawrence was dedicated today with Rev. Benjamin Trueblood president of the American Peace and Arbitration Society delivering a history. Local clergymen attended as the church organized with seventy seven members.
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Lawrence
Republican convention selects delegates in twelfth district
COLORADO CITY Texas March 22 The Republican convention for the twelfth district yesterday elected uninstructed delegates to the national convention P A Hazard was nominated for Congress.
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Colorado City
Tex
P A. Hazard
Rev John F Smith Mead Dies in Marsovan Influenza
Constantinople dispatch reports Rev John F Smith American missionary at Marsovan died from influenza last Friday. The death is confirmed by the United Press representative in this city.
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Constantinople
United Press
John F. Smith
Marsovan
Through Car Service Holiday Rail Timetable Details
Boston timetable notices outline local and through service with departures from Boston to Albany Chicago Utica New York and Saint Louis. Listings include dining vestibule and buffet cars, sleeping cars, and specific departure times from Boston with exceptions on Sundays and Saturdays. Tickets and schedules available at city offices and stations.
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Boston
Albany
Wagner
Chicago
RE. R
Utica
Michigan Centra
L. S
Cincinnati
St. Louis
L. S&s
Detroit
Artford
New Haven
New York
Springfield
NEW York Limited
Washingto St
Kneeland St
A. S. Hanson
Taily
Fast Express
Coveland
Niagara Falls
Tinghamton
Pacific Express
Lake Champlain
Dale
Fitchburg
Leominster
Clinton
Old State House
Park Square Station
Park Square
Kneeland Street
Fall River
L. H. Palmer
OEO
L. Connor
E.G. Allen
C.kendall
Vass
Massachusetts Committee schedules hearings on five bills
The Massachusetts State House in Boston lists hearings by the Judiciary Committee for March 26 at Room 254. Topics include Henson buildings and land laws, innkeeper liability, express business regulation, the Franklin trust fund, appointment of women as special commissioners, and a district court clerk appointment for Eastern Hampden. Chairman J. J. Myers and Clerk A. B. Addis issue the notice.
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State House
Boston
Committee On Judiciary
Commonwealth
Franklin Trust Fund
Benjamin Franklin
District Court of
Eastern
Hampden
Rail Service Details for Castine and Inland Stops
Boston and Maine R R lists through train times for Castine Deer Isle Sedgwick Southwest and Bal Harbor area including Mill Bridge Ionesport Achiasport with 8 30 and 9 am departures on Thursdays Also notes steamer from Portland to St Andrews St John NB at 12 30 and 1 pm with local pickup by T Callais St Andrews Saint John NB
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Portland
Augusta
Bangor
Bar Harbor
Ae N. H
Lewiston
Manchester
N. H
St. John
Alifax
Seiad
Glen
Rawfords
Fabyans
Twin Mountain
Vea LD
Jefferson
Lancaster
North Conway
RAIA
Steawver
Castine
Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Southwest
Bal Harbors
Mill Bridge
Ionesport
Achiasport
Poe Laves
M. Rex
pAsitor T. Callais
St. Andrews
Four hearings set on divorce decrees and foreign corporations
State House Boston on March 17 1896 announces four hearings by the Committee on Judiciary. The sessions cover a bill on decrees of divorce and a bill on admitting foreign corporations to do business in the Commonwealth. Hearings begin at 12 m in Room 254 of the State House, Monday March 25. Albert E. Addis, Clerk of the Committee.
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State House
Boston
Committee On Judiciary
J. J. Myers
Albert E. Addis
Hearing on Haverhill bill to exempt small cities from civil service rules
State House in Boston announces a March 24 hearing by the Committee on CITIES on House No. 855 a bill from the Mayor of Haverhill to exempt cities under 100 000 inhabitants from civil service labor rules unless the city consents R W Irwin chairman and Charles E Mils clerk of the committee.
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State House
Boston
Committee On
Haverhill
Civil Service
Auction Sales Mortgagor Foreclosure Sale in Boston
Mortgagee auction to foreclose a Boston property tied to Margeria Maynard and James D. Atkins with Harriet Otis Cruft as holder. Sale set for April 7 1896 at 12 00 noon includes lot nine on a hospital plan with buildings, subject to taxes and a first mortgage to Five Cent Savings Bank of Boston. 300 cases steel enameled ware and 300 restaurant grade pots to be sold at 9 30, plus a piano at 12 15. sale proceeds to settle mortgage foreclosures and other claims.
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Margeria Maynard
San Francisco
Cal
James D. Atkins
Boston
Mass
Suffolk County Register of Deeds
Harriet Otis Cruft
Suffolk County Registry of Deeds
Five Cent Savings Bank
Suffolk
Massachusetts
Washington, Parker and Waltham Streets
Harrison Avenue
Boston Lyings-In
Waltham Street
Royal Bosworth
Harriet Otis Craft
WM. A. French
Jaton
Proposals for Street Dirt Removal in Meeting House Hill District
Sealed bids for weekly dirt and ash collection in the Meeting House Hill area of Dorchester north of Harvard School and Park streets close March 28 1896. Bidders must live in or near the district. contract runs two years with city dumps and carts provided. Bond required. city may reject bids.
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Savin Hill
Harrison Square
Field's Corner
Mt. Bowdoin
Meeting House Hill
Steel Department
Ben J. W. Wells
American Bell Telephone declares dividend payment date
The American Bell Telephone Co. will pay a dividend of three dollars per share to stockholders of record at the close of business on March 27. Transfer books close from March 28 to April 15, 1806, with payment on April 15. Treasurer William R. Digiver in Boston announces the details on March 16, 1896.
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American Sugar Refining CO
New York
American Sugar Refining Company
MO. E. Searles
American Bell Telephone CO
William R. Digiver
Boston
Timed Daily Measured Announcements Schedule
The text lists four specific times in the morning and afternoon, 6.45 A.M. 9.00 A.M. 11.50 A.M. 3.00 P.M., suggesting a routine or timetable.
Historic Rail Schedule Fragments Across New England and Quebec
A fragmented timetable lists numerous rail and boat connections across Manchester Concord New Boston North Weare Henniker Nashua Burlington White River Junction Montreal Quebec and more. It shows departure times including early morning and Sunday services, with various branches and stations noted and a closing credit to D. J. Flanders General Passenger Agent.
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Fitchburg
Keene
Bellows Falls
White River
Rutand
Whitehall
Port Edward
Glen Falls
Plattsburg
Adirondacks
Burlington
St. Albans
Mal’one
Ogdensburg
Ottawa
Montreal
Quebec
Vermont
New York
Canada
Manchester
Concord
New Boston
North Weare
Henniker
Hooksett
Suncook
Pittsfield
Suncook Valley
Nashua
Belmont
ST. Tilton
Lakeport
Joee
Ashdandy
Laconta
Weirs
Plymouth
Warren
Campton
Woodstock
Gewassel Valley
Lisbon
Lithlicon
Whitefield
Lancaster
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Bristol
Claremont
Norwich
Hanover
Bradford
ST. Johnsbury
Newport
Sherbrooke
Boston Air Line
Chicago
the West
Hevarday
Gee Nees P
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