Cambridgeport Poisoning Case Sparks Family Breakup
A Cambridgeport woman, Mrs Carrie Welch, attempted suicide by poison after a planned divorce testimony. She was restrained by a patrol driver, treated by doctors, and later moved to her home at 181% Cottage Street. Her father, Henry P Judson, runs the Brighton Abattoir, and the family’s troubled divorce case against her parents continues in East Cambridge.
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Charles River
Western Avenue Bridge
Station 2
Cambridgeport
Alexander
John McColley
Dr. Bryant
Thomas
Harvard Square
Cottage Street
Carrie E. Welch
Welch
Henry P. Judson
Cambridge
Mr. Judson
Brighton
Miss Judson
Middlesex County
East Cambridge
Bond
Cloyes
Chile appoints Domingo Gano as minister plenipotentiary
The Chilean president named Domingo Gano envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the United States. He will also serve as arbitrator for Chile on the joint commission to settle claims between the two governments.
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Washineron
Chile
Domingo Gano
United States
Mr. Gano
Stable Fire Destroys Horses in New York Building
A six story stable at 519 to 523 West Thirty-Eighth street burned today in New York causing about 150000 dollars in damages. Thirty horses perished in the blaze and Fireman Overland sustained serious injuries.
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New York
West Thirty- Eighth Street
Overland
Democratic hopes rise in seventh district race
Mr Williams says Democrats have a fair chance of winning under current conditions and declines candidacy after compliment from the Post.
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Williams
Post
Champlin backs defeat of Barrett and supports a good Democrat
Chelsea political figure Arthur B. Champlin says he will not recede from his stance against Barrett. He asserts Barrett does not reflect the district and cites voters who prefer a strong Democratic candidate. He notes George Fred Williams would win if Barrett is the nominee.
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George Fred Williams
Williams
Dr. Everett
Lynn
General Peach
Philip A. Chase
Chelsea
D. Frank Kimball
Charlestown
P. J. Doherty
John F. Andrew
Andrew
Washington
Wakefield
S. K. Hamilton
William N. Osgood
Malden
William Schofield
Arthur B. Champlin
Hayes
Barrett
Mr. Barrett
Nomination Remarks Reflect Party Voter Divisions
The speaker rejects using their name to gain support, noting they could win the Democratic vote but would not attract Republican or Independent voters. The quote highlights cross party appeal and possible intra party conflicts within the nomination process.
Barrett Not on Top Yet Says Greenough Rivalry Narrows Nomination
William S. Greenough of Wakefield voices strong views on the race. He does not concede Barrett’s nomination and notes Hayes has the most votes so far. The seventh district shows GOP support split between Hayes and Barrett, with Barrett dominating the caucus backing. He warns Barrett cannot be elected if nominated.
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William S. Greenough
Wakefield
Barrett
Hayes
Mr. Hayes
He Thinks a Strong Man Can Win Choose the Strongest
P J Doherty told a Post representative that if he receives the nomination he shall pursue strong leadership. The remark reflects a belief that strength determines the winner and hints at political strategy during the campaign.
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Tf T
P. J. Doherty
Williams Sees Good Democratic Chance in Seventh District
Former representative George Fred Williams says he is out of politics and back to law but notes the seventh district’s split in the Republican ranks favors Democrats. He believes a Democrat can benefit both parties under the Cleveland administration and will back the eventual nominee with loyal support.
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George Fred Williams
People For Congress
Ninth
Post
Grover Cleveland
Williams
Cleveland
Tam
Democratic Party
Kimball Non-Committal On Congress Candidacy
Chelsea figure D Frank Kimball comments on Republican prospects in the district race. He says defeat is not certain but ominous, stresses the party’s best candidate should win, and notes he will speak only on his own views while others have supporters and opinions.
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D. Frank Kimball
Chelsea
Congress
Kimball
A Strong Man Can Win Fire Chief Declines Candidacy
Fire Commissioner John R. Murphy says illness keeps him from seeking the nomination. He notes another candidate like Williams could have a better chance, adding a candidate who can draw Democratic Republican and Independent votes is needed for party success. He emphasizes party success over personal gratification.
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John R. Murphy
Post
Williams
Horse Ambulance Service at Boston Veterinary Hospital
On call at 549 Albany Avenue Boston near Dedham 6t the hospital treats and boards horses at 1.50 per day. Doctors Edward Beckett Daniel D Lee and Wilbert Soule attend with Shoeing forge at regular rates Calls answered by telephone 992 Tremont Terrace Attending Surgeons
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Boston Veterinary Hospital
Albany
Cor
Dedham
Edward ©. Beckett
Daniel D. Lee
Wilbert Soule
Tremont
Republicans Deliver Rare Opportunity for District Race
The district presents a seldom chance that could decide the future. The excerpt notes the opportunity arises only rarely, urging voters to weigh the GOP's prospect to stand or fall on this standard.
Talk from Osgood Urges Pure Democrat for Seventh District
Malden activist William N. Osgood calls for a district native to lead the Seventh District congressional bid. He condemns cross district nomination and urges a Democratic candidate fully aligned with the people and pure Democracy, urging unpledged voters ready for a wise, judicious nomination at the convention.
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William N. Osgood
Malden
Lam
Charlestown Democrats Elect Delegates to Convention
In Ward 4 J. J. Hogan was chosen as chairman and Charles P. Sanderson as secretary for the Charlestown Democratic ward meeting. Delegates named from Ward 4 include James H. Devereaux John J. Hogan Joseph J. Corbett Thomas H. Green Peter F. Kelly Charles H. McCarthy Philip O'Brien John C. Mallen Matthew J. Greene James R. Pendergrass Timothy J. Donovan William H. Marnell Frank A. Teeling and John F. Anderson. Ward 5 delegates follow with Charles M. Dacey chairing the session.
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Charlestown
J. J. Hogan
Charles P. Sanderson
Atlarge
James H. Devereaux
John J. Hogan
Joseph J. Corbett
Thomas H. Green
Peter F. Kelly
Charles
Russell nominates Robert F Clark Boston police chief
Governor Russell nominates Robert F Clark of Boston to be police commissioner. The move shocks many while Osborne and allies plot to block the nomination. Clark, born 1838 in Boston, a former Army captain, longtime stock broker, and athletic club figure, is praised as high minded and capable.
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Robert F. Clark
Osborne
Russell
Boston
Clark
Davidhallrhe
Davidhallrice
Commissioner Osborne
Brookline Statesman
Mr. Clark
Boston Police
Mr. Osborne
Colonel Stone
Davidhalrice
Wolcott
Leeson
State Street
Stock Exchange
Robert I. Clark
Benjamin C. Clark
Thomas G. Stevenson
Burnside
Hatteras Inlet
North Carolina
Roanoke Island
Newberne
Goldsboro
White Hall
Tarboro
Trantor’s Creek
Stevenson
James Island
South Carolina
Fort Wagner
Boston Stock Exchange
Boston Athletic Association
Williams Seen as Seventh District Candidate Hope
The text argues the seventh district favors George Fred Williams as their pick and suggests he should set aside personal preferences to heed the people's call, implying he would be elected if he accepts.
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George Fred Williams
Kicker on Post Wants and Human Perfection
A witty aside compares men to mules for nitpicking and urges balanced expectations. It notes perfection is unreachable but Post Wants, used nightly, can bring the best available help and situation within telescope reach.
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Post
Attractive Easter booklet with composer portraits and ZZolian instrument
A new limited edition Easter booklet features an engraved floral cover, portraits of Handel, Haydn, Mendelssohn, Bach, Chopin, Wagner, Schumann, Liszt, Beethoven, Gounod and other composers. It includes parlor interiors and a sketch of the new musical instrument ZZolian. Mailed after Friday to any address for five two cent stamps.
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Handel
Haydn
Mendelssohn
Bach
Chopin
Wagner
Schuman
Liszt
Beethoven
Gounod
Behring Sea Claims and Counter Claims Outline
Washington March 30. The United States and Great Britain have submitted their cases and counter cases to the U S Senate and to London Parliament under the Behring Sea arbitration treaty. US claims cover Alaska seal herd rights and damages for pelagic sealing losses while British claims center on open sea navigational rights and historical protests against controls. Both sides seek regulatory enforcement and compensation where appropriate.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
U. S. Senate
London
Alaska
Russia
Behring Sea
Ukase
Pacific Ocean
Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsement from Scarborough Resident
Scarborough New York January 23 1893 a local resident presents a testimonial praising Hood s Sarsaparilla for indigestion malaria chills fever rheumatism kidney complaints and general ill health. He recounts illness in New York City and recovery after using the remedy and notes a previous leg ulcer healed with continued good blood health.
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Scarborough
N. Y
Hood
New York City
New York
Footpads at Work on Brimmer Street Robbery
A Brimmer Street resident reports a highway robbery last night near the court shadow. Two men demanded a match. one struck from behind, knocking him unconscious and stealing a $250 gold watch with fob and locket. He sought help at Station 3, but could not identify the assailants due to near sightedness and darkness.
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West End
Brimmer Street
Ttis Place
Abbott and Gilmore
Engine Hits a Wagon at Roslindale Crossing
Joseph J. Rouse a 50 year old Needham resident drove a swill team across the South Street crossing of the Providence division Old Colony railroad at Roslindale at 6 30 when his wagon was struck by the outward bound Walpole express train. The wagon was demolished and the house was thrown some distance with severe head injuries to Rouse. The horses escaped injury.
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Joseph J. Rouse
Needham
South Street
Providence
Old Colony
Roslindale
Goodwin-Davis Wedding in Roslindale Home
Miss Gertrude Ellen Davis daughter of Captain Warren Davis married Edward Forrest Goodwin at her father’s Roslindale home at noon yesterday. Rev J H Metcalf officiated with Ethbs Bower as maid of honor. Luncheon followed. couple to reside at the Irving in West Medford after a trip to Washington.
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Gertrude Ellen Davis
Warren 5
The
Irving
West Medford
Steinert Hall Concerts Feature Priscilla White and Guests
The Sunday 3:30 afternoon program at Steinert Hall includes soloists Priscilla White soprano Roland Whittredge bass and Georgia Stevens violinist. Tickets cost ten cents.
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Steinert Hall
Priscilla White
Roland Whittredge
Georgia Stevens
Providence Train Collision Claims Peter Connors at Ashburton Crossing
Peter Connors aged 26 was struck by a Consolidated train from Boston at Ashburton crossing at 5 30 this afternoon. His injuries were such that he died at the hospital.
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Providence
Peter Connors
Boston
Ashburton Crossing
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Annette N. Moen
Fountain, Minn
Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co
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Carrie Welch
Wellman and Turner
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Haseltine
Frank Jones
Mr. Peach
Doherty
G.fwiliam
William Everett
John P. Squire & CO
Frank C. Squire
Fred F. Squire
Prest. Treas
Faneuil Hall Market
North Market Street
Boostown
Mass
MR. Champlin
Bolter
W. S. Greenough
MR. Williams
SAML
K. Aamilton
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Osgood
Police
William M. Osborne
Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano Co
Tremont Street
Behring Sea Claims
Hoods
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