A P A Supreme Council Discontinues Advisory Board
The A P A supreme council ended the advisory board after sessions in Washington. They state McKinley’s political ties and denial are part of broader tensions with a McKinley lobby. Kansas City chosen for next annual meeting. four officers elected.
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Washington
A. P. A. Supreme Council
Supreme Council
Kansas City
Major McKinley
Executive Committee
McKinley
National Advisory Board
Canton
American Protective Association
Advisory Board
Drunken watchman fires revolver near infant in Woburn
Joseph Bennett a night watchman, drunk and armed, enters a Church Street tenement and fires a large revolver near a baby. He wanders among Mrs Boutwell and Mrs Jones families, is arrested within an hour, and held for trial on drunken charges. A large whiskey bottle is found on him.
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Woburn
Joseph Bennett
Bennett
Church Street
G. A. Boutwell
Edward A. Jones
Jones
Mrs. Boutwell
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Bennett
Rover
Cushing Brothers
Harvard Democrats Indorse Second Half Platform
In a heated Fitchburg railroad meeting at Franklin Hall, freight handlers face a possible strike led by A R U organizer Sherman amid claims of bullying by bosses. Debates at a mock Harvard Dem convention cover platforms, with Russell winning the Democratic nomination on the second ballot and Republicans split but endorsing a gold standard and civil service reform.
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Fitchburg
Franklin Halls
American Railway Union
Sherman
Murphy
Devine
Eugene V. Debs
Boston
San Francisco
Fitchburg Railroad
Pullman
Freight Department
William E. Russell
Harvard Democrats
Reed
McKinley
Harr
Ion
Fogg Art Museum
J. M. Perkins
Law School
H. Friedburg
Democrats
W. S. Youngman
Republicans
Committee On Resolutions
K. Stone
L. S
Missouri
Cleveland
Carlisle
Bayard
Russell
Chelsea Aldermen Hear Schoolhouse Debate and Bond Plans
The Chelsea Board of Aldermen spent hours debating whether the school committee should be granted a hearing on building a new schoolhouse. An $35,000 bond order moved to second reading, and a $32,000 appropriation for land at Cottage and Highland streets for an eight room building was adopted.
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Chelsea
Highland
Teamster Dennis Dacey Fatally Injured in Street Accident
Dennis Dacey a 19 year old teamster for Frank J Kneeland of 89 Albany street was thrown from his cart on Stoughton street yesterday. He was found unconscious and died minutes later at Homeopathic Hospital from a fractured skull. He lived at 18 Yeoman street Roxbury.
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Dennis Dacey
Frank J. Kneeland
Albany Street
Stoughton Street
Homeopathic Hospital
Dacey
Yeoman Street
Roxbury
Nahant Fire Destroys Longfellow House and Others
A devastating Nahant fire destroyed the Longfellow house and four other summer residences, with total losses around 100000. Fire departments from Nahant and Lynn fought the blaze, saving some properties as flames and wind crept across roofs. The Longfellow dwelling, owned by Miss Annie Longfellow, suffered major damage, while Duncan, Cunningham, and other nearby houses were heavily damaged or wiped out, with one firefighter injured.
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Longfellow
Longfellow House
Shore
Willow Road
Annie Longfellow
William Luscomb
Lynn
Duncan
George H. Duncan
Austria
Duncan House
Fred Cunningham
Longwood
Nahant
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Massachusetts Clothing Co
MY Clothier
Hanover and
Portland Sts
New England
Rueter & Copspany
Highland Spring Brewery
X-Ode Co
Union Square
New York City
Charles C. Haley
Wil
David Blake &Co
Franklin
E. Cunninghams
Lord Buncans
Adams, Taylor & CO
State St
County,ky
Abas
Gipler & Gh Distillers
Louisville
Kentucky
AR U
Robinson
Bopi
Ga Bae
Prof. Shaw
Tremeeaa
Manly
C.H. Robinson
Washington Street
Adams Square
Rorthabington
Bedford
H. Raymond
Reems
Osherman
Endor
Robert Coles
Kidder
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Cunningham
Lawrence
Diocese of
Massachusetts
A de
Issell
Cliff Road
Warren
S. H. Russell
Beacon Street
Charles R. Green
New York
Amory Lawrence
Dr. Dwight
Henry Cabot Lodge
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