Ex-Captain Kendal kills himself in Roxbury home
Ex Boston fire department captain Harry Kendall, 2nd deputy of the protective department, died by suicide at Chemical 10's house on Eustis Street Roxbury. He entered about 1 15 PM asked to use the toilet, then shot himself. Family troubles and excessive drinking were noted causes. His sister Ida Kendall located in New York confirmed wife’s absence. Funeral set for Saturday at 1 PM from sister's residence.
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Harry
Kendall
Protective 2
Chemical 10
Eustis Street
Roxbury
William Chettick
Chettick
Division 9
Dall
Boston Fire Department
William H. Woods
Wayland Street
Post
Ida
New York City
Woman Fatally Struck by Bicycle Collision in Roxbury
Mrs. Smith of 6 Summer Street Roxbury, age unknown, was hit by bicycle rider Mark M. Tennehan shortly before 10 am. She sustained head injury and died at City Hospital after arrival. Tennehan stayed at Station 6, gave his details, and was not arrested as investigators looked into the incident.
Three Men Injured in May San Electric Car Collision
An electric car collided with Pete and Barry's two horse team near Bryant Salem r tonight injuring three men. Bryant suffered a broken shoulder blade and earermien Rackliffe and Driver Brown were severely hurt.
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May San
Pete & Barry
Bryant
Salem R
Earermien Rackliffe
Brown
Idle curiosity sparks life ending on Ram Island coast
Idle curiosity led to a fatal fishing accident near Clifton as a small dory capsized while attempting to land near the Rammer harbor. The victims, identified by local residents, were out on a day’s fishing with Edward and two companions when disaster struck. Police and shore residents assembled as the trio’s families received word.
Boat Capsizing Tragedy Claims Three Seekers on Island
Witnesses Frank Downs and a companion saw a boat capsize sending three men into the water. Abbott managed to seize the craft while Richards and Clark vanished. Downs group rescued Abbott but could not locate the other two. Clark was Lewis D. Clark's son, longtime sexton of the Washington Street Baptist Church. Richards and Clark were married with families.
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Abbott
Frank Downs
Clark
Lewis D. Clark
Washington Street Baptist
Richards
Narrow escape from Jamaica Pond ends safely for McDonalds
Dr. McDonald and his daughter Kate of the Free Hospital for Women Brooklin nearly drowned when their small craft overturned on Jamaica Pond at 8 last night. They clung to the capsized boat until Reserve Officer Mitchell and Patrolman Franks arrived in a second boat and brought them to shore unharmed.
Death of ex congressman Andrew due to apoplexy
Autopsy findings reported by Dr. Putnam show John Forrester Andrew died solely from apoplexy. He had been in good health, had not seen a physician recently, and news of his passing circulated mainly within Back Bay. Born in November, he marked forty fifth year in the Grand Army marching posts and was noted for public esteem, benevolent work, and domestic life.
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Putnam
the Post
Andrew
Mr. Andrew
Back Bay
Post Bulletin
John Forrester Andrew
Grand Army
Park Brawl Leaves Man With Both Leg Bones Broken
Albert B. Staples aged 21 of 109 Northampton Street South End was wrestling with an acquaintance at Franklin Park at 5 yesterday afternoon when he was thrown to the ground breaking both bones of his right leg. He was removed to City Hospital.
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Albert B. Staples
Northampton Street
South End
Franklin Park
City Hospital
Oldest Somerville resident dies in Cutter Street fall
Mrs. Sarah H. Nutter, the oldest resident of Somerville, died after a dizzy spell caused her to lose balance on a Cutter Street stair. She fell backward, struck her head, and died almost immediately at her residence Wednesday night.
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Sarah H. Nutter
Somerville
Cutter Street
Sold Under the Hammer Prices Slashed on Menswear
Prices fall at The Yankee Mfg Co sale with large stocks of Gentlemen's suits, pants, coats, and accessories. Offers include 11,040 business suits, 12,000 dress suits, and 28,360 worsted pants. Describes fabrics, styles, and guarantees, urging buyers to act quickly as sale lasts for a short time. Preservation of names and locations from the ad is noted.
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Ee Gentiomes
Ontaret
Boston
Jasale
Death of War Governor’s son shocks veterans in Boston
News reaches the war Governor John Andrew family as John F. Andrew dies after returning from decorating his father’s grave. The Kearsarge Veterans and family circle are stunned, with Edith and Elizabeth Andrew deciding to shield their mother from the worst of the sorrow. John F. Andrew, born in Hingham and educated at Harvard, had served in Congress and the Senate after switching from Republican to Democrat during the Mugwump era.
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Kearsarge
John Ff. Andrew
Andrew
Lancaster
John A. Andrew Post
Hingham
Washington
John
Boston
James Freeman Clarke
Harvard
Harvard Law School
Suffolk Bar
House of Representatives
Senate
Back Bay
Blaine
Republican Party
Young Men’s Independent Club
Grover Cleveland
Committee On Judiciary
Metropolitan Police
Noted Massachusetts statesman Andrew dies at home
The article describes the death of Mr. Andrew at his house after a time of illness. It details funeral plans set for Saturday at 12:30, with private or public options to be decided. It recounts his political career in Congress and state offices, his near win for Governor in 1817, and his long service in Boston civic and benevolent roles.
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Andrew
Lancaster
Hingham
An Gham
Congress
Senate
Alanson Wilder Beard
Boston
Leopold Morse
Samuel W. McCall
Boston Park Commission
O’brien
Massachusetts Infant Asylum
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Home For Aged Colored Women
Asylum For
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Death by Apoplexy Ends Mr Andrews Life
Dr G B Putnam of Marlboro Street, called at once for Mr Andrews, but he had already died. Medical Examiner Draper notified. no other disorder found. The death was attributed wholly to apoplexy with no other contributing illness identified.
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G& BF Putnam
Na @ Marlboro street
Andrew
Draper
Putnam
Thayer Daughters and Relatives Noted in Obituary
Harriet Thayer, daughter of Nathaniel and Cornelia Van Rensselaer Thayer, died in 1891 leaving two daughters Cornelia Thayer Andrew and Elizabeth Andrew. A brother, Harry H. Andrew of Virginia, and two sisters Edith and Elizabeth survive.
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Harriet
Nathaniel and
Cornelia (van Rensselaer) Thayer
Cornelia Thayer Andrew
Elizabeth Andrew
Harry H. Andrew
Virginia
Edith
Elizabeth
Governor Greenhalge on John F. Andrew’s death tribute
Governor Greenhalge shared shock at the death of Hon. John F. Andrew sent in by a Post reporter. He recalled their time in Congress and described Andrew as faithful, honest, and a delightful gentleman and friend dedicated to conscience in public and private life.
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Greenhalge
John F. Andrew
Post
Andrew
Andrew's College Days Recalled by Classmate and Health Commissioner
Health Commissioner George F. Babbitt recalls meeting ex congressman John Andrew on Wednesday night near the Somerset Club. He described Andrew as moody yet cheerful during a fifteen minute chat and noted his mood contrasted with a later note of gloom as he walked Beacon Street toward Charles Street. Andrew had wide Harvard ties, counting Perry Belmont and Senator Lodge among close friends, and was connected with figures such as Judge Almy, Rev Dr Brooks, Bishop Brooke’s brother, John F. Brown, Arthur S. Cabot, John Sergeant Cram, Edward Gray, Arthur Lord, and E S Sheldon.
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George F. Babbitt
Somerset Club
John
Beacon Street
Charles
Perry Belmont
Andrew
Harvard
Senator Lodge
Judge Almy
Cambridge
John Cotton Brooks
Christ Church
Springfield
Mass
Brooke
John F. Brown
Boston Municipal Court
Arthur 8. Cabot
Massachusetts General Hospital
John Sergeant Cram
New York
Edward Gray
Arthur Lord
E. 8. Sheldon
John A. Andrew Post 15 Veterans Reach Mt Auburn After Memorials
Its Members Informed by Post Reporter that Hon John F Andrew died suddenly after returning from Mt Auburn Cemetery where 590 comrades graves were decorated. Four men visited Hingham to honor the elder Andrew with floral tributes as Rev John D Pickles delivered an oration at Mt Auburn. The Boston post then held a gathering and learned of the benefactor’s death and faced a notable financial loss of 100 dollars.
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John A. Andrew
Mt. Auburn
Washington Street
John F. Andrew
Hingham
A. M. Robinson
J. B. McAlister
John Co. Brooks
Andrew
John D. Pickles
D. D
St. George
Local post eyed action on deceased member
Hangs in their hall, was draped with crepe. Shortly after the post was organized he gave to it this picture and a silk flag costing about 125 dollars. News of his death came too late yesterday to admit action, but a committee will likely be appointed to decide on measures.
Remembering John F. Andrew Death of Massachusetts Democrat a loss to Boston
Assistant U.S. Treasurer Joseph H. O Neill recounts the sudden death of John F. Andrew. He praises Andrews honesty, intellect, and public service from tariff to civil service reform. He recalls their legislative partnership and Andrews dedication to family, city beautification, and public good.
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United States
Joseph H. O’neil
John F. Andrew
John
Massachusetts
Washington
Civil Service Reform Committee
Roosevelt
Friends of Civil Service Reform
Andrew
Boston
Ex Mayor Matthews on Death of Ex Congressman
Ex mayor Matthews expressed grave regret at the death of the former congressman. He recalled years of high regard for the man's character and determination, noting his steadfast conviction and dogged pursuit of his aims. Matthews also highlighted the ex-mayor's pivotal role in nominating Andrew in 1888.
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Matthews
Andrew
Alanson W. Beams
Third District
Congress
Noted Congressman Fitzgerald Reacts to Death
Congressmen John F Fitzgerald called the ex-Congressman's passing a shock describing him as in good health last Saturday. He praised the deceased for his open generous heart and sympathy for the masses, noting his fearless public service and role in tariff reform. His death is seen as a loss to the Democracy.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Weman
Congenee
Demise of ex-Congressman John Andrew shocks Maguire
Hon. Patrick Maguire reacted with phrases about the death of ex-Congressman John Andrew. The announcement caused deep shock to him and others connected, signaling a significant loss within their circle.
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John Andrew
Patrick Maguire
Boston Park Board member praised for pioneering city park system
The text honors a late park commission member who contributed to Boston's park system. It notes his peculiar qualifications and suggests the city has reaped rewards from his valuable service and leadership on the board, with the Democracy sustaining a great loss in his death.
Insurgent Threat Near Santiago De Cuba Alarmed
May 30 report from Santiago de Cuba notes a band of insurgents approaching the city causing alarm. A light clash occurred with government troops with unclear losses. rebels reportedly repulsed. Hay despatches claim a Spanish victory over general Maceo’s force. Campos asks for more field batteries while Madrid says 2,000 troops are on the way.
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Santiago DE Cuba
Hay
Maceo
Campos
Madrid
Cube
Nore
Gibara
Cardinal Gibbons Visits Florence and Rome in May
Cardinal Gibbons spent May 20 in Florence and will stay at the American College in Rome tomorrow. Both the Pope and Cardinal Rampolla expressed satisfaction with his visit, Rampolla often desiring to consult the American cardinal on ecclesiastical questions relating to the United States.
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Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
Florence
American College
Pope
Cardinal Rampolla
United States
Home Rule Not a Ghost, Morley Says Ireland Reality
London source reports Mr. John Morley declares Home Rule for Ireland is a substantial reality, not a ghost of history. He argues it should be the primary policy of the government and would be pursued if the party returns to power.
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London
Newcastle
John Morley
Iland
Ireland
Asthe
Paris Chamber Action on War Memorial Fee Request
Paris officials vote urgency on the government demand for a fee to erect a monument honoring the memory of the 1870 Franco-Prussian War at the French Hague site.
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Paris
Chamber of Ties
Pyernment
Hague
Ex-pugilist Kerrigan arrested for illicit liquor sales
Patrick Kerrigan faced officers of Division 3 after midnight at Pitts street Wednesday for selling drink to liquor squad members. He was released on bail yesterday. He was later warrantlisted for further alleged sale of intoxicants at Pitts street Sunday.
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Patrick Kerrigan
Pitts
Cers
Division 3
Pitts Street
Trip Thought Daughter Smothered by Pond Fed and Sel Patā
A fragmentary report suggests a belief that a girl named Trip was smothered by her mother and another party described as Sel Patā at a pond fed location. The text is incomplete and details are unclear.
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Pata
Trip
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