Saltonstall Selection Praised Amid Boston Rumors
Special dispatch from Washington outlines Boston politics around Mr. Saltonstall’s collectorship, noting President Cleveland’s advance notice to Patrick Collins and the absence of a breach. Sheridan report and army views are discussed, plus postal notes, Hazen’s case, and various presidential appointments and exports data.
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Washington
Saltonstall
Boston
Patrick Collins
Collins
White House
Peter Butler
Cleveland
Sheridan
Sherman
Stanton
Sui Generis
Endicott
McDonald
Postal Money Order Bureau
Longfellow's Dream Masque Shown at Deering Woods
Under the Charitable Society of Dr Miners church an original masque titled Longfellow's Dream was performed last evening. The author is Henry Redington. The scene takes place in Deering's Woods near Portland Maine, a park Longfellow visited in boyhood. The piece is believed to have been a favorite locale of Longfellow in youth.
Comment on Mr Gladstone Speech and Burmah War Propaganda
The Times comments on Mr Gladstone's speech noting it denies Tory pressure on the English church question and says radicals forced it forward. It also reports King Theban's war proclamation against Indian government proposals, with Europeans warned to flee Mandalay. Includes private council liquor act, Monaco gaming ban, Burmese settlement talks, Pendleton protest, and Mead marriage in London.
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the Times
Mr. Gladstone
Burmah
Leon Mead
London
Navy
Gladstone
Theban
RanGcoon
Mandalay
Privy Council
Monaco
Paris
la France
Bismarck
England
Great Britain
Pendleton
Berlin
United States
Fer
Microism Saved Many Lives in a Baltimore and Ohio Wreck
A wreck at Blue Stone quarry on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in Pittsburg left sixteen injured, including congressman E. E. Boyle. Oren Van Meter was hailed for heroic action, grabbing a stove to prevent a fire and saving passengers, suffering severe burns in the process.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Pittsburg
Blue Stone Quary
Baltimore
Youghiougheny River
E. E. Boyle
Congress
Fayette District
Uniontown
Oren van Meter
Boston Police Still Hunt for Missing Mellen
Chief Inspector Hanscom reports receiving tips from across the country on the disappearance of Mr. Mellen, indicted manager of the St. James Hotel in Baltimore. Boston efforts rely on other police organizations, with hopes repairs and exiles considered equally, as several false leads have already been traced.
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Boston
Mellen
Hanscom
Mr. Mellen
St. James
Baltimore
United States
Gerraughty
Melieu
Dorchester sewer contract awarded to Hugh Nawn
Hugh Nawn awarded the Dorchester sewer contract on Norfolk Street for 706160 dollars. Alderman Smith and Councilman Cassidy will appoint an expert to probe possible swindling in the Worthington pump contract. A 4 PM hearing before the building inspector will address Westminster Hotel demolition by Massachusetts Life Insurance Co. updates include street layout changes and hearings on street layouts in Eastburn, Church and Warren streets.
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Hugh Nawn
Norfolk Street
Dorchester
Alderman Smith
Cassidy
Committee On Water
Worthington
Westminster Hotel
Massachusetts Life Insurance Company
M. Paul Garcia
Pompier
Pendan
Paris
Boston
Brent Street
Baker Avenue
Washington Street
Carlyle Street
Eastburn Street
Mt. Vernon Street
Brighton
Church Street
Warren Street
Montrose Street
Dunreath Place
Mere ParticuIars On Loss Of Dr Welds Yacht Loiterer
A friend says the Yokohama built teak schooner Loiterer, 70 feet, wrecked off Japan, carried a Japanese crew. They cruised inland Sea of Japan gathering curios for months. If lost, it is irreparable for Dr Weld owner of a large Japanese sword and mask collection at the Museum of Fine Arts. A typhoon on Aug 3 put the yacht in danger.
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Dr. Weld
Japan
Yokohama
Museum of Fine Arts
Hemorrhage Swindle Suspect Arrested in Waltham
Charles A. Price was arrested in Waltham yesterday and is believed to be the man who cheated Milton residents by feigning a hemorrhage in the road to elicit money. He will be arraigned for swindling, and was seen preparing to repeat the trick.
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Charles A. Price
Waltham
Milton
Aldermen Hold Two Meetings Then Certify Returns
The board met twice, first at noon with returns certified but ruled illegal by Corporation Counsel Nettleton. Mayor O'Brien then called a 4 pm meeting, after which returns were properly certified and aldermen were satisfied.
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Board of Aldermen
Nettleton
O’brien
Loss of Flesh and Strength and Tubercular Warning
Loss of flesh and strength with poor appetite and occasional cough signals early consumption. Many cases start with a disordered liver causing bad digestion and wasting. Describes consumption as a scrofulous disease and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a curative blood changing tonic.
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Dr. Pierce
Recluse Richard Colburn Found Dead Near Needham Woods
Richard Colburn, a long time town resident known for his eccentric reclusive life, was found dead in the woods beside his Needham home today. Authorities believe he died by suicide from a self-inflicted gunshot. He was between 60 and 70 years old.
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Needham
Mass
Richard Colburn
Free Traders Debate Tariffs and Labor at Illinois Conference
Reports read on European labor, tariff effects, and shipbuilding. Officers elected include President David A. Wells and a large executive and national committee. The convention urged immediate tariff reform, free ships, and reduced duties, backed by a majority report and a Kansas minority option. Central Music Hall event featured Wells and Beecher drawing full houses.
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Committee On Nominations
David A. Wells
Thomas Holland
New York
Justus Clarke
Iowa
M. M. Trumbull
Linois
W. P. Fishback
Indiana
W. FP. Wells
Michigan
U. S. Harwood
Nebraska
J. 8. Phelps
Missouri
B. A. Forman
Louisiana
F. W. Dawson
South Carolina
W. M. Singerly
Pennsylvania
J.S. Robinson
Kansas
J. C. Smith
Ohio
A. L. Pierce
Massachusetts
S. Bb. Sargent
Connecticut
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
J. L. Stevens
New Jersey
W. A. Jenkins
Texas
F. T. Whitman
Oregon
William Gibbons
Delaware
Rowland Hayward
Rhode Island
B. B. Hurlburt
Minnesota
L. G. Sherman
I. N. Stiles
Illinois
P. S. O’ Rourke
W. G. Brownlee
J. Sterling Morton
P. L. Underwood
W.R. Whittaker
J.J. Dargon
J. E. Jenkins
Wiscorsin
James D. Hancock
Enoch Barpole
M. Osborne
P. J. Smalley
Josiah Quincy
R.ick. Bowker
H. J. Philpot
Lewis Howland
George P. Peabody
Committee On Resolutions
United States
Congress
Harpole
Central Music Hall
Henry Ward Beecher
State secretary of state budget proposals for coming year
Estimates filed show salaries and extras totaling 80150 with 1250 less than this year. Archives, paper printing and binding, reports, and secretary salaries itemized. state librarian and savings banks commissions listed with equal or identical prior appropriations. Details include allocations for clerks, messenger, archives, books, and travel expenses.
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Secretary of State
Commissioners of Savings Banks
Impressive Elks Directed Funeral for John McCullough
Philadelphia mourns actor John McCullough as 8000 attend the Elks led service in St George's Hall. The procession includes 200 carriages, pallbearers from major cities, and a burial at Monument Cemetery with Actors' Fund plans for spring relocation to Evergreen.
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Philadelphia
Benevolent Order of Elks
John McCullough
St. George’s Hall
Simon Hassler
Dr. Hunter
Bertha Ricci
Mr. Hunter
Harry Edwards
Wallack’s Theatre
New York
McCullough
California
William F. Johnson
W. M. Carver
W. Winter
Henry Edwards
James W. Collier
John A. Cockerell
Matthew W. Canning
W. F. Johnson
W.W. A. Thompson
St. Louis
John B. Carson
Chicago
William J. Florence
Joseph Jefferson
The
Elks’ Lodges
Monument Cemetery
Order of Elks
Actors’ Fund
Evergreen
Notable Local Deaths and Political Nominations
Brigham a brakeman killed switching cars in New Haven yesterday. Mrs. Prescott aged 88 murdered in Groton Center home yesterday. New Bedford supporters nominate Mayor Rotch for another year. Lowell Democratic city committee nominates James C Abbott for mayor, Jere my Crowley and 8S B Puffer aldermen at large. Newport inquest rules Burton death by two pistol shots. arrest expected soon. Lillian Baxter survivors Sullivan and Lipsett rescued from Grand Banks by British bark John Duthie, landed at Liverpool then returned home via U S Consul.
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George M. Brigham
New Haven
Mrs. Prescott
Groton Center
New Bedford
Rotch
Democratic City Committee of
Lowell
James C. Abbott
Jeremy Crowley
B. Puffer
Burton
Newport
R. I
Ecovoner
John A. Sullivan
Jesse Lipsett
Lillian Baxter
Grand Banks
Gloucester
John Duthie
Jamaica
Liverpool
England
United States
Beedle Likely Nominee After Citizens' Party Caucus
Last evening Citizens' party caucuses elected a new city committee and indicated Charles 0. Beedle will be their mayoral nominee. Post 5 Grand Army held its second camp fire with visitors from Posts 4 Melrose 17 Wakefield 95 Sangus and 118 Swampscott. An Odd Fellows ball at Glennen was dedicated with grand officers, entertainment and supper. W A Rowe received a royal welcome from the Lyric Cycle Club returning from the western part of the state, escorted to the Boscobee Hotel for banquet and speeches with Mayor Baldwin and city council members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Party
Charles 0. Beedle
Grand Army
Melrose
Wakefield
Sangus
Swampscott
New Odd Fellows
Glennen
Board of Grand Officers
W. A. Rowe
Lyrn ’Cycle Club
National Band
Boscobee Hotel
Baldwin
Woman Found Buried in York Cellar Mystery
In York Pennsylvania authorities uncover the buried remains of a woman after neighbors prompted a search. Boarder Charles Trevert confessed he dug up the body last spring, fled, then reburied it fearing his accomplices. The case shocks the town as investigators pursue further leads.
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York
Athens of America under Fire in Press Defenses
Multiple papers comment on Boston as Athens of America, with Canon Farrar praising Boston while critics highlight immorality tied to the Tabor divorce case. The Boston police commission and chief tour the city, but Sunday ram shop closures show little improvement in enforcement.
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Savannah News
Boston
Philadelphia
Canon Farrar
Athens
America
Minneapolis Tribune
Lowell
Boston Police Commission
Second annual hall of the German Bar tenders association
The second annual hall of the German Bar tenders and Waiters Association of this city was held in Turn Hall last evening. A large attendance filled the hall as the Boston Germania Band played. Hugo Peters led the floor with assistance from Herman Miller and Edward Bauer. Reception committee members included Charles Schrader George Pieper and Louis Englehardt. The ball broke up around 3 o clock this morning.
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Turn Hall
Boston Germania Band
Hugo Peters
Herman Miller
Edward Bauer
Charles Schrader
George Pieper
Louis Englehardt
Washington Degree Camp visits Newton Encampment of Odd Fellows
Washington Degree Camp of Somerville paid a fraternal visit to Newton Encampment of Odd Fellows last night. The Misst Regiment fire and drum corps accompanied the procession. A parade along the depot route featured Odd Fellows Healy Fireworks. In Bear Hill, the death of a local man was ruled a self-inflicted act by Judge E.
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Washington
Somerville
Newton
Odd Fellows
Misst Regiment
Banane Ateeneem
Odd Fellows Healy
Bear Hill
Judge E
Explosion rocks chemical lab injures none at dorms
Yesterday afternoon a chemical laboratory explosion startled dormitory residents though no injuries occurred. Professor Michael and his assistants were present. The Mathetical Society elected officers for the next quarter with W. J. Smith as president and J. B. Reardon as co president. Harvard Dr Swain will give gymnastic instruction on Monday Wednesday and Friday at 3 to 5.30. The football team faces Amherst in their last championship game on Union grounds this afternoon at 3.
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Chemical Laboratory
Michael
Mathetical Society
W. J. Smith
J. B. Reardon
W. L. Fairbanks
C. M. Ludden
A. E. Snow
L. D. Coburn
Dr. Swain
Harvard
Amherst
Union Grounds
Mrs Morse Arrested for Loan on Unowned Property
Mrs Mannie A Morse of Chelsea was arrested by Inspector Fernald for obtaining 128 dollars from lawyer Daniels. She allegedly secured a loan on property she did not possess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannie A. Morse
Chelsea
Fernald
Daniels
Morse
Four Year Old Killed by Train at Portland Street Crossing
Nellie Collins, four, daughter of George Collins, was struck and killed this afternoon when a special Boston and Maine train hit her at the Portland street crossing in Lawrence. The tragedy occurred as she was near her home, and railroad officials provided initial details of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Boston and Maine Railroad
Nellie Collins
George Collins
Portland Street
Middlesex Court Sentences Three Defendants in Larceny and Assault
In Middlesex Superior Court Judge Bacon sentenced William McGuire alias Michael Fitzgerald of Cambridge to the Massachusetts Reformatory for two years after larceny from a building. Jeremiah O'Connor of Cambridge receives three months in the house of correction for assault and battery. Michael Ryan of Waltham is jailed two months in the house of correction for drunkenness.
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Middlesex County
Bacon
William McGuire
Michael Fitzgerald
Cambridge
Massachusetts Reformatory
Jeremiah O’connor
House of Correction
Michael Ryan
Waltham
Riel Schedule for Regina Execution Reported
Quebec November 12 sources say the Privy Council ordered the execution of Louis Riel at Regina on Monday morning at 8 o clock. Sheriff Chapleau to carry out the sentence as directed in an unofficial letter.
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Quebec
Privy Council
Chapleau
Riel
Regina
Groton Woman Robbed in Waltham Pocketbook Theft
Mrs. Rosanna D. Stevens of Groton was robbed of her pocketbook containing over $50 while in a Waltham station area. The thief escaped and fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosanna D. Stevens
Groton
Waltham
John McLaughlin Held for Grand Jury on Fraud Charge
John McLaughlin is held for the grand jury after being charged with fraudulently obtaining money. His counsel sought nolle pressé, but the court ordered the case to proceed to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McLaughlin
Nolle Press’d
Shawnee valley miners strike after advance conceded
Operators in the Shawnee valley who had conceded the advance to the miners yesterday receded from their position and about 800 miners quit work. At Mechanicsville Conn near Granby yesterday noon John Forsyth and his son assaulted William H. Spencer of West Hartland. Spencer’s skull is badly fractured and will probably cause his death. The quarrel was about money.
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Shawnee Valley
Mechanicsville
Conn
Granby
John Forsyth
William H. Spencer
West Hartland
Spencer
Phonic Fight: Storrow Reasserts Bell Meucci Case in Washington
In morning hearings Storrow continued Bell company arguments before the Interior Department. He read Bell’s 1875 Salem letter and Henry’s advice to proceed. He cited Dowd and Gray caveat conflicts, Meucci’s prior claims, and the Pittsburg case, noting priority and contract issues.
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Washington, D. C
Navy
Secretary of the Interior
Henry
Mr. Storrow
Mr. Dickerson
The
Bell Company
Gray
Professor Bell
Dr. White
W.D. Baldwin
Bell
Commissioner of Patents
Washington
Meucci
London
Dendi
Globe Company
Mr. Eaton
Spencer
Baldwin
Morton
Reiss
Lowell
Professor Dolbears
Teiss
Pittsburg
Pan Electric
Mr.Storrow
Harvard Student Groups Elect Officers and Club News
The lacrosse association elected G. G. Bradford president J. O. Sumner vice president L. McK. Garrison treasurer A. A. Gardner secretary and F. A. Bent assistant treasurer The brass band named officers including President W. C. Burbank and secretary G. A. Morrison Memorial Hall board rates set at 398 per week Harvard Chess Club plans a university wide championship with a 10 prize The Listemann quartet opened Sever Hall program featured Beethoven Haydn Mendelssohn Schubert Natural History Society met on color in animals Freshman crew captain issues Keyes injury Storrow named interim captain J P Cooke to lecture on Ice Fields of Switzerland New faculty regulations replace football schedule exhibition game ends 8 4 for class of 88 and Peabody sidelined
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Lacrosse Association
G. G. Bradford
J. O. Sumner
L. McK. Garrison
A.A. Gardner
F. A. Bent
W. C. Burbank
G. A. Morrison
B. Carpenter
D. B. Chamberlain
Memorial Hall
Harvard Chess Club
Chess Club
Listemann
Sever Hall
Beethoven
Haydn
Mendelssohn
Schubert
Natural History Society
Kk. P. Bigelow
Lawrence Scientific School
George Keyes
Keyes
Storrow
J. P. Cooke
Switzerland
Peabody
Exhibition Game Ends 86 to 24 In Blood Contest
Yesterday afternoon an exhibition game ended 86 to 24. Hopkins of 88 suffered a severe knee injury after being driven to the ground and will be laid up for some time. The event was described as a blood contest with high tension.
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Hopkins
Annual Meeting of Associated Charities of Boston Reports Progress
The Associated Charities of Boston held their annual meeting with many ladies present. Treasurer Ware reported a year start with 979.50 surplus, partial gifts and investments, total receipts 15,150.65, expenditures 14,477.34, balance 673.31. Central funds show 14,539.97 in receipts and 13,970.06 in expenditures. President Paine reviewed branch work and Trinity House aid, noting improvements in cooperation and charity cases.
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Associated Charities of Boston
Darwin EK. Ware
Moses Day
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Boston
Central District
A. F. Dale
East
Dorchester
George 8. Hale
Abraham Firth
Marion Cabot
William P. Fowler
Reuben Kidner
George A. Goddard
Darwin E. Ware
Zelpha D. Smith
Thomas Doane
James T. Fields
Charles P. Putnam
Erving Winslow
Miss Cabot
Robert 8. Sturgis
R. Kidner
Abby C. Howes
Charlies M. Seaver
Andrew Cushing
Robert Treat Paine
Trinity House
Edna D. Cheney
Edward E. Hale
Lotta at the Globe enlivens English Mille. Nitouche show
The Globe Theatre audience hailed Lotta in an English Mille. Nitouche production with high energy and full houses. Critics noted Lotta’s vivacity and humor, while Bradshaw’s Celestia was funny yet overdid some moments. Other cast members and the scenic details were praised. Mile. Nitouche remains booked all week including Saturday matinee.
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Lotta
the Globe
Mme. Judie
Globe Theatre
Bradshaw
Celestia
Anderson
Carlyle
Fernard
Hinckley
Notable Boston Capitalist Ralph Pomeroy Dead at 71
Ralph M. Pomeroy a wealthy Boston financier died at his Commonwealth avenue home after four years of ill health. He helped build the central Union Pacific branch under his Union, American Cable, and American Union Telegraph ties. He survived his wife by ten days.
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Ralph M. Pomeroy
Boston
Commonwealth Avenue
Nev
New York
Cincinnati
American Cable Company
American Union Telegraph Company
Central Branch
Union Pacific Railroad
Henry Cummings
School Street
Haverhill
Gloucester
Hardy M. Shillaber
Shillaber
South Peabody
Bright
Charles J. Osborn
Wall Street
J. Pierpont Morgan
Thomas Hanahan
Cathedral
Washington Street
Two Methods By Dr Withrow's Letter to the Church in Syracuse
A Congregationalist editorial urges an impartial tribunal to resolve the dispute between two respected Boston pastors over a misrepresented Mt Vernon Church letter. The piece argues for an amende honorable by Dr Withrow and cautions against a prudently called ecclesiastical council as a misdirection.
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J. L. Withrow
Post
Herrick
Neghboring
Congregationalist
Mt. Vernon Church
Christian Church
Mount Vernon Church
The Founders Review of Thirty Four Years of LABor in Boston
Nearly 2000 young people packed the Amusement Hall as the reunion of Boston YMCA founders gathered. Charles Theodore Russell and other past presidents attended, with letters of regret from notable figures. Judge Russell recalled the origins in 1840s Boston and the December 22 1851 act of incorporation, noting growth from a Vestry meeting to a large, modern institution.
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Smith
Old South Church
Boston
London Association
Sullivan
Boston Association
Brancis O. Watts
Deming
Russell
Stephen Deblois
T. Gilbert & Co
Washington Street
Francis O. Watts
Deblois
Ezra Farnsworth
E. 8. Tobey
Alden Spear
Young Men’s Christian Association
Association
Young Men’s Christian Association of Boston
Charles Theodore Russell
FrankHn W. Smith
Aiden Speare
Russell Sturgis, Jr
Edward S. Tobey
Joseph Story
Orange Tt. Taylor
William G. Brooks,Jr
Henry D. Hyde
Eben Tourjee
Alfred S. Woodworth
George W. Coburn
Edward T. Eastman
C. O. Wetmore
A. W. Sawyer
B.S. Codman
B. W. Dunklee
George W
P. Hibbard
George E. Atwood
D. G. Woodvine
M. D
W. D. Thayer
George F. Bigelow
O. S. Currier
George R. Sneaden
E. H. Dunn
George R. Kelso
J. K. C. Sleeper
Pliny Nickerson
J. D. Leland
F. D. Allen
Cyrus Carpenter
Warren L
N. Y
J. P. Ellicott
Amos A. Lawrence
John C. Ropes
F. A. Brewer
D. E. Snow
T. Snow
John A. D. Gross
L. B. Marsh
J. D. W. French
M. Brown
Samuel Johnson
Mr. Woodworth
Judge H Russell
Judge Russell
Old Winter Street
London
Second annual beach show set for April at New England Kennel Club
At the New England Kennel Club meeting in Hotel Boylston a committee led by Colonel A W Pope and others was formed to secure a venue and arrange a premium list for the club’s second annual beach show, to run April 6 to 9. The group expects a larger prize fund and more entries than last year’s event, which drew 628 dogs and about $10,000 at gate.
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New England Kennel Club
Hotel Boylston
A. W. Pope
T. C. Faxon
F. Cunningham
W. O. Partridge
Jean Grosvenor
Charles H. Baker
Mechanic Fair
Music Hall
Ad Neuendorf
Edward Mehan Facing Additional Larceny Charges
Edward Mehan, already serving twenty two months for breaking and entering and two larceny of fowl charges from Messrs Wilton and Talbot, faces seven more larceny cases. The alleged thefts include coats, fowl, and other items from several local stables and homes. Many fowl have been recovered, but about fifty remain unclaimed at his residence. Officer Knox of Division II is credited for Mehan’s arrest precedents.
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Edward Meban
House of Correction
James H. Means
Washington Street
F. W. Shaw
Melville Avenue
George W. Whiting
Centre Street
Thomas Robinson
Parkman Street
J. C. Hewins
A. M. Bartlett
Alban Street
Mehan
Knox
Division Ll
Man killed on railroad at West Lynn foot of Commercial
Joseph W. Snellen died last evening after stepping onto the track to count money as a gravel train approached from Boston. The 59 year old Marblehead native, married with four children, had served in the Nineteenth Massachusetts Volunteers and was a member of Grand Army Post 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Snellen
Commercial Street
West Lynn
Snellen
Lloyd G. Lewis
Lynn
Boston
Marblehead
Nineteenth
Massachusetts Volunteers
Grand Army
Prohibitionists Nominate Salem Municipal Ticket
Salem Prohibitionists nominated a municipal ticket last night with William Leonard for mayor James B. Gifford as at large alderman and Capt Charles Baker for Ward 1. The slate emphasizes prohibition policies and local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
William Leonard
James B. Gifford
Capt
Charles Baker
John H. Davis
Frank Cousins
John M. Anderson
William F. Gardner
Joseph F. Pitman
William 8
Jackson
Patrick H. Rooney
Fred Rowall, Jr
Ezra L. Woodberry
Charles W. Steele
Henry C. Morton
James M. Brown
Ingalls Mackintire
Albert D. Sanborn
John Powers
Jonathan Brown
Charles
Manchester Overcoat Brings Unmatched Winter Warmth
The Manchester Overcoat stands as the premier choice for cold weather wear, delivering superior warmth and dependable service for all winter needs. Its reputation for quality and durability places it at the forefront of outdoor apparel.
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Manchester
Oxford
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Frenchman’s Bay
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Fisher Hill
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Mrs. Hudson
Municipal Criminal Court
G. O. Taylor
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