Hart's Clash over Quick Special Election in Boston Ward
A heated Boston aldermanic battle centered on a rushed plan to hold a special election to fill the late Alderman Leighton’s seat in the fourth district. Mayor O'Brien doubts legality and may withhold a warrant while Corporation Counsel Nettleton weighs in. The dispute links to Freeman and Wellington factions and ends with calls for restraint amid district fatigue.
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Board of Aldermen
Leighton
Alderman Hart
Hart
Alderman Smith
Tiveu J. O'Brien
O’brien
City Hall
J. H. Freeman
Col
A. C. Wellington
Sreeman
Wellington
Freeman
Alderman Leighton
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Leigiton
Political roundup of Boston elections and shifting power
A broad recount of Boston area elections notes a light turnout with strong Democratic gains. It highlights Mayor O'Brien’s likely renomination and election, changes in representation across wards, and mentions figures like Napten, Devlin, Hayes, Tobin, Chamberlain, Alger, Mellen, Cowdrey, and Fales. The piece comments on the metropolitan police bill, party loyalty, and shifts in the Republican slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Dwyer
Taylor
Dwyer
Jimmy Fitzgerald
D. J. Harkins
Strahan
Chelsea
Civil Service Winners in Edgerton and Trenholm
Washington announces Alfred P. Edgerton of Fort Wayne Indiana and Wm J Trenholm of Charleston South Carolina named Civil Service Commissioners replacing resigning incumbents. Edgerton a former congressman and educator. Trenholm a commission merchant and Democratic supporter. Also reports Dolphin controversy settlement and related Navy notes plus political reactions and civil service law defenses.
Delight Among Washington Democrats- Important Cases on Trial
Special Despatch reports in Washington that the Medical Examiner Roeth of Boston faces a delaying defense and possible influence at court. The Pension Office investigates frauds but lacks personnel, slowing progress. Deputy Commissioner McLean sought his resignation but could not press the case swiftly. The next move remains unclear.
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Washington
McLean
Roeth
Pension Office
Steam Vessels Reported Steady Losses and Savings
The Supervising Inspector General reported steam vessel work for the year ending June 30. Domestic service inspected 5688 vessels totalling 1 068 365 65 tons with 25 235 officers licensed. Receipts 111 468 expenditures 205 291 plus a treasury balance of 433 444. Accidents caused 133 deaths, including 55 drownings and 41 fire or explosion cases, with 271 lives lost in 1884 and 47 passengers and 86 officers among 1885 losses. Foreign service inspected 227 steamers costing 36 641. Salaries to be cut by about 50 percent. Recommends statutory amendments to equalize inland steamer liability and exempt small coastal steamers under 100 tons from certain provisions. Dr Gregory resignation accepted by President. Trenholm to succeed. Edgerton awaiting notification and two weeks before taking office.
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Washington
Supervising Inspector General of
Steamboat Inspection Service
Treasury
Foreign Service
Montreal Police Storm House to Seize Smallpox Children
In Montreal on November 4, police stormed Elie Gagnon’s tenement after he resisted isolating his three sick children with smallpox. Gagnon and two others were arrested. the hospital took the children, and a mob of 300 to 400 men watched. The city reports 47 deaths from smallpox yesterday with little change in the trend.
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Elie Gagnon
Montreal
Que
Gagnon
Beaugrand
Farrar Delivers Scholarly Dante Lecture in Tremont Temple
Archdeacon Frederick R. Farrar spoke to a vast Boston audience on Dante at Tremont Temple. Governor Robinson introduced him, with Holmes, Clarke, Brooks, Devens, Rice, Claflin, and Whittier present. Farrar praised Dante and Shakespeare, noting exile years as shaping the poet's works. the lecture demanded careful reading and reflection.
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Frederick R. Farrar
Boston
Tremont Temple
Dante
Trinity Church
Appleton Chapel
Cambridge
Oliver Wendell Holmes
James Freeman Clarke
Phillips Brooks
Charles Devens
Alexander H. Rice
William Claflin
Hovey
Newton Theological Seminary
J. L. Withrow
John Greenleaf Whittier
Robinson
Archdeacon Farrar
Massachusetts
America
Frederick W. Farrar
Farrar Visits Loyal Legion After Tremont Temple Lecture
A Tremont Temple lecture by Archdeacon Farrar drew a large Loyal Legion gathering at the Parker House. Colonel Codman presided as Canon Farrar and Rev. Brooks were escorted in and hailed for their prior war-time praise of Gen. Grant. Farrar urged closer ties between England and America as soldiers resumed singing.
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Hie
Loyal Legion
Bia
Tremont Temple
Parker House
Charles R. Codman
Arnold A. Rand
Archdeacon Farrar
Phillips Brooks
Rice
Col. Codman
The
Union
Gen. Grant
Canon Farrar
England
America
Queen Victoria
Rand
Philips Brooks
Lost with all on board the Daisy Spraiker
New London authorities report the fishing schooner Daisy Spraiker missing since September. From New London she sailed for halibut grounds and was last sighted five weeks ago toward Nova Scotia. Crew members include Captain A. C. Schofield and sons Samuel, James, Henry Dorsey and Manuel Bent, with Antone Enos among others.
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New London
Conn
Daisy Spraiker
Kate Church
Nova Scotia
New
And
Manuel Bent
Antone Enos An
Destitute Widows and Children Linked to Local Owner
Portuguese, unnamed, leaves a destitute widow with eight children. James Dorsey leaves Enos with a wife and four children. Schofield leaves a widow and one child. The estate was owned by J. D. Spraiker of New York.
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James Dorsey
Enos
Schofield
J. D. Spraiker
New York
Butchered Wife in Buffalo NY Murder Mystery
A German butcher Charles Herman, drinking and quarreling with his wife Eva, returned home and she vanished. Neighbors forced her locked room to reveal Eva Herman murdered with throat cut, head battered, body on the floor. Post mortem shows death three to four days earlier. Herman arrested after statement to police superintendent.
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Buffago
N. Y
Charles Herman
Eva
Herman
King Theebaw Moves and Cabinet Shifts
Reports from British Burmah claim King Theebaw detained a regular steamer from Mandalay signaling hostility. Paris reports cabinet changes likely to be announced in chambers with Legrand Dewoe to retire and Busen as Council president. Marshal Serrano reportedly dying in Manila amid unrest fears.
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Marshal Serrano
London
Tihayetmy
British Burmah
Theebaw
Mandalay
Theban
Paris
Gaulois
Mon
Targo
Legrand
Dewoe
M. Busen
M. Lockroy
M. Targe
M. Lauerson
Commerce
Maparib
Manila
Maprip
Terreros
Losses From Multiple Fires Across Cities
Reports detail a string of fires: the Blue Island Avenue post office in Chicago suffered about 10000 dollars in losses excluding mail. Rome New York police station burned with two prisoners killed. Toledo Illinois county courthouses destroyed with all records lost. Manilla Great Fire in Madrid despatches. East Rindge New Hampshire barn and sheds burned with hay valued at 15 tons and a 1500 dollar loss.
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Chicago
Rome
Toledo
Blue Island Avenue
Loomis Street
N. Y
Ill
Madrid
Manilla
Fourth annual ball and local events in Lower Mills area
Doercheslem Court St Gregory M C O F holds its fourth annual ball tomorrow evening at Associates hall Lower Mills. This evening a farewell reception is given to Rev A T Dunn of the Stoughton Street Baptist church. Post 65 G A R plans an entertainment in Associates ball November 11 for its relief fund. St Peter's bazaar in Lyceum ball is drawing articles. fair may close next week. Charles F Kittredge, candidate for General Court ward 24, will contest Frank E Brigham's election. Kittredge seeks recount after first count shows 1300 for Kittredge, 1328 for Brigham, 1304 for Hazard Stevens. Funeral services for Hon James M Robbins were held at his Brush Hill Road residence and interred at Milton cemetery with Rev A K Teele officiating.
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Kittredge
James M. Robbins
Brush Hill Road
Milton
A. K. Teele
Milton Unitarian Church
Milton Cemetery
Boston Children's Friend Society holds fifty second annual meeting
The Boston Children’s Friend Society met at the Young Women’s Christian Association hall on Berkeley street. Rev R R Meredith led prayer and Rev Frederick Courtney gave the address. About 700 children from the Rutland Street home attended. The secretary Miss Mary L Mason reported the home will serve girls only after current boys depart. Treasurer S T Snow recorded receipts of 8324.01 and payments of 8470.73, leaving a 146.72 balance. The existing officers were re-elected with Miss Mason named secretary after Isabel D Snow’s death.
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Boston Children’s Friend Society
Young Women’s Christian Association
Berkeley Street
R. R. Meredith
Frederick Courtney
St. Paul’s Church
Rutland Street
Mary L. Mason
S. T. Snow
Isabel D. Snow
Burglars Enter Chelsea House a Second Time in Two Weeks
Thomas House, night watchman, spotted a moving light at Chelsea House Barroom around 2 AM. A false key admitted burglars who took cigars as prize. The event marks the second break in within two weeks. Theodore Winthrop Post 35, G. A. R., to hold a fair at the Pythian rink December 14 to 19 with many features and a $4,000 prize distribution.
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Pythian Rink
Calhoun of Georgia Weds Williams of Charleston
Patrice Calhoun of Atlanta grandson of John C. Calhoun wed Sarah Porter Williams eldest daughter of George W. Williams of Charleston. A large turnout from Georgia and other states attended with visitors from South Carolina including Senator Butler and General John B. Gordon.
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Charleston
Patrice Calhoun
Atlanta
John C. Calhoun
Sarah Porter Williams
George W. Williams
Georgia
South Carolina
Senator Butler
John B. Gordon
Bartholdi Arrives in New York to Warm Welcome
The French liner LAmerique reached quarantine at nine this morning and docked at her pier around 11 thirty. Among the passengers was sculptor Bartholdi who was greeted by many prominent French residents.
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New York
Lamerique
Bartholdi
First CP passenger train from Winnipeg reaches Montreal
The first through passenger train on the Canadian Pacific Railway from Winnipeg arrived in Montreal at noon today on a 62 hour schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Winnipeg
Hill Wins Election Serenade in Elmira Parade
Governor Hill was serenaded by the Excelsior Club and supporters from Watkins and Havana as crowds packed Elmira streets. He thanked voters for answering campaign charges tied to a lobby that dominated the last Legislature, then held a public reception before departing for Albany at 10 25 p m.
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EL_mira
N. Y
Governor Hill
Excelsior Club
Watkins
Havana
E. W. Mitchell
Democratic County Committee
Erie Depot
Albany
Tammany Victory Jubilant In New York Election Reports
County and city results show Tammany Hall decisively leading over County Democracy with several key gains. Sheriff race totals, board of aldermen composition, and numerous judicial and local posts reflect a broad Democratic triumph alongside mixed outcomes in other states and regions.
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Tammany
New York
Senate
Nant
Jacobus
White
Keenar
Flack
Homey
Board of Aldermen
County Democracy
Tammany Hall
United Democracy
Levy
Nugent
Demorest
Tamany Hall
Jude
Supreme Court
Barrett
United
Superior Court
Sedgwick
Common Pleas
Bookslaver
Strong
Rep
McAdam
Erlich
Dem
Officers Elected for Ensuing Year at Annual Meeting
The officers elected include President Dr J H Batchelder and Vice President Dr C R Wilson. E K Hopkins is recording secretary with Dr E B Hitchcock as corresponding secretary. Eugene Smith is treasurer and H C Merriam librarian. Executive committee members are Drs Chas Wilson FE, O Briggs and J S Mason. Dr W C Barrett of Buffalo delivered the annual address. Dinner was served at 7 o'clock.
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Ing
J. H. Batchelder
C. R. Wilson
E. EK. Hopkins
E. B. Hitchcock
Eugene Smith
H. C. Merriam
Letter from Harvard President on John Harvard pamphlet dispute
In Harvard University Cambridge Massachusetts October 5 1885 William Rendle responds to the Athenium notes regarding an attack connected with his pamphlet about John Harvard founder of Harvard University. President George Kr Nutter expresses sympathy and hope the two versions supplement rather than contradict each other acknowledging mutual need and truth.
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Treverbyn
Forest Hill
America
John Harvard
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
William Rendle
F.R.C.S
George KR. Nutter
Rev Samuel G Brown D D Dartmouth Professor Dies at Utica
Rev Samuel Gilman Brown D D son of Francis Brown former Dartmouth president tied at Utica New York on Wednesday November 4 from heart disease Born in North Yarmouth Maine in 1813 He graduated Dartmouth 1831 Andover Theological Seminary 1837 He taught at Dartmouth Bowdoin Hamilton College and wrote works including a life of Rufus Choate He was working on a life of George P Marsh when he died.
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Samuel Gilman Brown
Francis Brown
Dartmouth Ecollege
Utica
N. Y
Dr. Brown
North Yarmouth
Dartmouth
Andover Theological Seminary
Hamilton College
Missing 75 year old grandpa hinders smallpox efforts
Health inspectors seek to vaccinate a South End girl's 75 year old grandpa who has vanished mysteriously. A vaccination of contacts was planned but the man disappeared before his turn. Inspector Hicks conducts daily checks, while the wife denies knowledge of his whereabouts, raising fears of disease spread. Jie is dangerous.
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South End
Small-Pox
Opin
Inspector Hicks
Jie
Ninth annual meeting of American Humane Association
The ninth annual meeting will be in St. Louis on Wednesday November 18 for three days. An address of welcome will be delivered by the St. Louis mayor and a reply by President John T. Shortall. Topics include humane work in the United States humane education methods of killing stock transportation of stock over-check rein establishment of humane societies and more. Hotels will offer reduced rates and the local society guarantees accommodations.
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The
American Humane Association
St. Louis
John T. Shortall
United States
Lecture on General Grant at Meridian Street Church
Rev J P Newman will lecture on General Grant at Meridian Street Methodist Episcopal Church this evening. Miss Lillie B Williams concerts at Lyceum Hall on Nov 10 with Bijou Ladies orchestra led by Marian L Osgood and other artists. The trot between Benjamin Albee and George Young horses is off. Co B Fifth Regiment polo team vs Paris Juniors at Paris Rink Thursday evening. Mary E Porter of 161 Havre Street under arrest for Sunday liquor law violation.
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J. P. Newman
General Grant
Meridian Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Lillie B. Williams
Lyceum Hall
Bijou Ladies’ Orchestra
Marian L. Osgood
Benjamin Albee
George Young
Co. B, Fifth Regiment
Paris
Mary E. Porter
Havre Street
Reunion of Girls High class of 86 at school on West Newton
The annual reunion of the class of 86 of the Girls High and Normal school was held at the school building on West Newton street at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The arrangements were by Miss Florence Dix Miss F J Littlefield and Mrs S Langley. Officers did not publish names citing 1863 origins. Proceedings included supper reading and music in an informal gathering.
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Girls High and Normal School
West Newton Street
Florence
Dix
F. J. Littlefield
Langley
Nahant street railway plans for beach road electric line
A town hall hearing in Nahant this afternoon considers granting the Nahant street railway corporation’s petition to lay pipes along the beach road from the Lynn line to Bass Point. No opposition is noted and the electric railway is expected to operate early next spring, modeled on Baltimore’s system.
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Nahant
Nahant Street Railway Corporation
Beach Road
Lynn
Bass Point
Baltimore
Navy appoints Captain McCann President of Naval Advisory Board
Washington reports Captain W. P. McCann of the United States Navy was named President of the Naval Advisory Board to succeed Admiral Simpson and proceed to duty at once. The Postmaster General also acted to appoint Wilson as postmaster at East Newport, Maine.
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Washington
W. P. McCann
United States Navy
Naval Advisory Board
Admiral Simpson
and Wilson
East Newport
Regular Boston Art Club Meeting at Club House
The Boston Art Club holds its regular monthly meeting at the club house on Saturday evening, November 7 with music by Clarence Hay. The club will also host a reception for the American Society of Mechanical Engineers at the club house on Thursday evening, November 12.
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Boston Art Club
Clarence Hay
Art Club
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Telegram Deluge Praises Election Result Endorsing Policy
A flood of telegrams from prominent Democratic politicians nationwide, especially in New York, congratulates him on the New York election result, signaling strong endorsement of his policy.
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Washington
New York
Ex-Senator Sharon Said Seriously Ill in Night Report
San Francisco dispatch reports ex-Senator Sharon in serious condition with life despaired of.
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San Francisco
Sharon
Washington mills manager chosen with state treasurer duties
Mr Beard is offered the manager post at Washington mills in Lowell and will take on Treasurer of the State. The Y M C A weekly entertainment featured Wallack Dramatic Company performing Byron’s One Hundred Thousand Pounds. Division 157 of the Order of Railway Conductors presented Conductor John Moriarity of the Old Colony railroad with a gold and enameled past chief’s badge, presented by Chief W Mooney of the Boston & Lowell railroad.
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Beard
Washington Mills
Lowell
Y. M. C. Union
Wallack Dramatic Company
Byron
Order of Railway Conductors
John Moriarity
Old Colony Railroad
W. KR. Mooney
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Election returns update with Berkshire Middlesex picks
Forenoon tallies from Belmont through Nantucket adjust totals. New senators include Edward D. Jones Pittsfied and Herbert C. Joyner Great Barrington in Berkshire, Eleazer Boynton Medford and Augustus Scott Lexington in Middlesex, Alpheus Alger Cambridge, Francis Bigelow Natick, Luman Getts Hudson, John Harlow Woburn, Charles Lilley Lowell. Chilmark also elects Democrat Benjamin B. Smith as representative.
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Belmont
Natick
Chilmark
Cottage City
Tisbury
Edgartown
Dracut
Wrentham
Boxboro
Nantucket
Robinson
Prince
Beard
Cross
Gece Ype
Berkshire
Middlesex
Berkshire County
Edward D. J. Jones
Pittsfied
Herbert C. Joyner
Great Barrington
Middlesex County
Eleazer Boynton
Medford
Augustus E. Scott
Lexington
Alpheus B. Alger
Cambridge
Francis Bigelow
Luman T. Getts
Hudson
John M. Harlow
Woburn
Charles S. Lilley
Lowell
Benjamin B. Smith
News in Brief Summary of Recent Events
Jealousy led to the fatal shooting of a wife by a man at 351 West 26th Street. A New York jewelry store at 531 Sixth Avenue was robbed of $6000 last evening. General Joseph J. Finegan, noted ex Confederate commander, died in Orange County Florida. He was born in Cioni Ireland on November 17 1814. The Canadian Cabinet will appoint medical experts to examine Louis Riels mental state. Madame Adam of the Neuville Revue urged a reprieve from the Governor General via cable. General James L. Donaldson died in Baltimore at 71, lauded for Mexican War service and meritorious Union quartermaster work. Sir William Hart Dyke urged Ireland not be coerced, in Bextry remarks. Plymouth court found Mary Pilkington guilty of assaulting David Mann last July. Four Attic whalers arrived at San Francisco with 2700 barrels of oil and 55000 pounds of whalebone. Theodore McPherson a railroad brakeman was struck by a bridge in Bridge Haven Conn and died.
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Lepkeman
W. 26Th Street
Alexander Newburger
Sixth Avenue
New York
Joseph J. Finegan
Oluste
Orange Grove
Orange County
Fla
Cioni
Ireland
Riel
Adam
Neuville Revue
James L. Donaldson
Baltimore
Quartermaster’s Department
Wm. Hart Dyke
Bextry
Plymouth
Mary Pilkington
David Mann
Hanover
San Francisco
Theodore McPherson
Consolidated Railroad
Haven
Conn
Mr Harry W French To Lecture On London Highways Again
Mr Harry W French will deliver his third illustrated talk at the Boston Theatre next Sunday evening. The subject is Here and There about London Highways and Byways on the Banks of the Thames. The lecture traces the Thames from the Cotswolds to London by canoe and surveys villages old home stead palaces and the metropolis with humor romance and history.
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Harry W. French
Boston Theatre
London
Thames
Cotswold Hills
Windsor
Hampton
Kew
Eighteenth Meeting of Dental Science Held at Young's Hotel
The eighteenth annual meeting of the American Academy of Dental Science was held at Young's Hotel yesterday afternoon with President J H Batchelder presiding. Delegates discussed progress in dental research and professional standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Academy of Dental Science
Young’s Hotel
J. H. Batchelder
Mellen Case Hitches Forward With Indictment Revisions
E L Mellen of Baltimore linked with Anna Coolidge in a murder plot against his daughter in law. District Attorney plans to amend the indictment without rehearing testimony as Governor Robinson may grant requisition papers. Defence teams include Shattuck Russ and a Philadelphia lawyer. Background traces Mellen family origins in Westford and Lowell, with Adrian L Mellen now Baltimore hotel manager and his Catholic wife from Cambridge.
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E. L. Mellen
Baltimore
Anna Amelia Coolidge
Robinson
George H. Shattuck
Sherman
Shattuck
Russ
Philadelphia
Joseph Bennett
Maryland
Massachusetts
St. Louis
Missour
Butler
Mr. Mellen
Adrian L. Mellen
Alfred L
Albert L
Lawrence
Boston
Robert Mellen
Adrian L
Westford
St. James
Bartlett
Cambridge
Train Crash Near Leominster Claims Foreman Bertie Emerton
Conductor Morey’s Boston Old Colony train derailed after leaving the main track at Gates crossing. Engineer Murphy avoided a worse collision, escaping with minor injuries, but foreman Bertie Emerton died from crushing injuries after the crash. Passengers were shaken. the down train delayed over an hour.
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Morey
Boston
Old Colony
Gates’ Crossing
Leominster
Murphy
Bertie” Emerton
South Framingham
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Hayward Place
GEO
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