Party Aboard the Kivasind Off Union Wharf Near Marblehead
A yacht party boarded the white schooner Kivasind at Union Wharf around 3 pm for a cruise to Marblehead and eastern points before winter quarters at Wood's Hole. Guests include Edgar Harding, George A. Thayer, A C Halsey, John Graham, George Rice, and George Hastings. The Arion, from Java with a large sugar cargo, was towed to Constitution Wharf for unloading, boosting local shore activity.
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Union Wharf
Kivasind
Edgar Harding
Whitman Mills
Merchant Mills
New Bedford
Marblehead
Eastern Points
Wood’s Hole
Constitution Wharf
Java
Arion
George W. Townsend
aSamoset
Galena
North Channel
City of Gloucester
L. G. Burnham
New England Docks
Boston
Alfred Sorensen
Lincoln Russell
Clyde Line
Charleston
Jacksonville
Cherokee
Harry Converse
Penelope
Wolcott
Arthur Binney
the Post
T Wharf
Provincetown
Haddock
Defiance
Success
Maurice Powers
Mary G. Powers
Prince Edward
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
March
Fairfax
American Wringer Company Advertisement Item
The American Wringer Company advertises at 0 and 7 Franklin Street and 80th Street as manufacturers of clothes wringers mangies and carpet sweepers. Wringers and sweepers repaired. Orders by mail or telephone receive prompt attention.
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American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
80Th Street
Prosecution Aims At Key Luetgert Witnesses In Chicago Trial
In Chicago on October 1 the prosecution plans a crushing blow by presenting three witnesses identified as Mrs Luetgert. Gypsy women seen in Wisconsin and near Elgin are investigated as part of the case. Dr Allport faces a severe cross examination with guarded identifications of bones and technical explanations.
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Chicago
Luetgert
Kenosha
Wis
Elgin
Pedler Opdyke
Lake Urich
Schaack
Walter H. Allport
Dr. Allport
McEwen
Dorsey
Allport
L Street Gate Closes Bath House Ends Summer Season
The L Street bath house in South Boston closed for the season until 1898 under Superintendent Charles Cox with assistants Michael Kelly and James Maher. Regulars included Dr. John R. Slattery and Charles H. Slattery, Dr. Toomey, Dr. McDonald, Jim Green, Bob Kyde, Harvard men Henry Harrison and T. Crowley, Yale’s W A Smith, and many others from sports, law, and public life among the frequent bathers.
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L Street
Bath House
Boston
Charles Cox
Michael Kelly
James Maher
John R. Slattery
Charles H. Slattery
Toomey
Roxbury
McDonald
Charlestown
George L. Richardson
Bath
Jim Green
Bob’’ Kyde
Henry Harrison
Harvard
W. A. Smith
Henry Clarkson
Yale
Fr. N. Abercombie
Joe Kirwan
Eddie Hopkins
Peninsular A. A
Dr. Barnes
J. J. Donovan
Tom McCarthy
William Fitzgerald
Robert Perham
Tremont C. C
George Reed
Andrew Anderson
Charlie Osgood
Gould
Edward McCusker
W. E. Crockett
Timothy Crowley
Harvard College
Alderman Paige
United States
Swift
John S. Fitzgerald
Dallinger
Cambridge
Quinn
Charles North
Charles J. Hark
Connecticut
William F. Shea
Samuel Linton
Clark’s
John P. Manning
Andy McDermott
Dorchester
Edward H. Cavanaugh
Worcester
Bert Longley
Lynn
Officers Cronin, Brennick, Gammon
Dennis Collins
James O’brien
Symphony Ticket Sale Sets New Attendance Record
Fully as many people attended the final sale of Symphony tickets at Music Hall yesterday as at any previous sale. Tickets for the Saturday evening concerts were the $7.50 seats with premiums from 25 cents to $15. The first seat 1151 under the balcony carried a $5 premium, 1160 brought $8, and several seats in the second balcony fetched $12.50 to $15. Overall prices were well ahead of last year.
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Music Hall
Saturn Due With Cargo From St Lucia After Helgolonda Wreck
The steamer Saturn is expected to reach here today carrying part of the cargo of the British steamer Helgolonda which recently ran ashore at Point Micoud. The Helgolonda sustained light damage with a broken stem and forward keel length and minor bottom damage, while its machinery remains in fairly good condition.
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Saturn
St. Lucia
Hethelgonda
Point Micoud
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Blood Purity and Health
Every thought, word and action rely on blood quality for vitality. Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as a blood purifier and cure for scrofula, salt rheum, humors, sores, rheumatism, catarrh, and a general nervine, strength builder, stomach tonic and regulator. Hood's Pills cure liver ills, 25 cents.
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Hood’s
Liberals in Madrid prepare ovation for Sagasta arrival
In Madrid Oct 1 the Liberal leadership plans to greet Senor Sagasta with an ovation upon his arrival. A Liberal cabinet is anticipated with Senor Gazamzo as foreign minister, Senor Morety Prendergast in charge of the colonies, and General Correa as war minister. Moret y Prendergast may become Spanish minister to Washington. New York reports Captain-General Weyler has sent in his resignation to Madrid to take effect soon, a likely result of the Azcarraga ministry's fall and the expectation a Liberal cabinet will govern Spain. Weyler’s prior resignation offer during Canovas’s assassination episode was urged to wait for a new cabinet formation.
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Madrid
Senor Sagasta
Senor Gamazo
Senor Moret Y Prendergast
General Correa
Washington
Senor Dupuy de Lome
New York
Weyler
Azcarraga
Spain
Canovas
Cuba
Cuban forces grow stronger as Costa lands at Vera Cruz
A New York merchant with war updates reports Colonel Baldermere Costa of the Cuban army has safely landed in Vera Cruz. The Cuban forces are described as stronger now from east to west, with Costa’s appearance in Havana noted.
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New York
Baldermere Costa
Havana
Vera Cruz
Spanish cabinet crisis at Woodford representations
Washington reports no explanation from General Woodford about the crisis in the Spanish cabinet. No reply to his representations has been received, and the administration expects Spain may delay a response due to confusion and public sentiment.
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Washington
General Woodford
Graham of Roxury Plans Cape Horn Voyage and Sale
Roxury resident Graham proposes a Kiondike scheme to sail to Cape Horn and convert the venture into a sale. The plan involves a bold maritime route and potential commercial aims.
Yukon expedition plans by Roxbury man to sail coal schooner
John Graham of Roxbury organizes a twenty member cooperative to buy the schooner Nellie Colman for a coal voyage around Cape Horn to San Francisco. The venture foresees Seattle and St Michaels transfers, a steam launch, and two years of provisions as the group targets Alaska mining and a Yukon trading post with mining for six men.
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John Graham
Bromley Park
Roxbury
Yukon
Graham
Cape Horn
San Francisco
Cape
Seattle
Alaska
St. Michaels
Yukon River
Harrison Supports Municipal Ownership in Public Utilities
Former President Benjamin Harrison discusses municipal ownership as the best path to cheap reliable service. He cites Scottish cities with urban utilities and warns against selling franchises to avoid taxing riders, urging against Tammany’s control of New York City amid a national test of city governance.
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Benjamin Harrison
Scotland
Tammany
United States
Suffolk AOH holds convention in Dexter and urges Irish relief
The Suffolk county Ancient Order of Hibernians met at Dexter Hall Wells Memorial with County President William J. Cronin presiding and 47 divisions represented. Requisitions sought authorization to form three military divisions in Roxbury South End and Brighton. Messages from State Treasurer Martin J. Roche Patrick Griffin and others were read. Resolutions denouncing Britain for cruelty to Irish prisoners passed unanimously. Vice President James Mantle urged a per member fund voyage to alleviate Irish famine distress. Speakers included Patrick Griffin John A. Ryan and others. Arrangements were made for the national AOH convention in Boston and observance of the event.
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Suffolk County
Dexter, Hall
Wells Memorial
William J. Cronin
Roxbury
South End
Brighton
Martin J. Roche
Patrick Griffin
Boston
James Mantle
Ireland
England
John A. Ryan
Charles McCarthy
John 8B. O'Higgins
John M. Cotter
Felix Gallagher
Jerome Co. Dolan
James A. Murphy
Edmond Phelan
D. J. Harrington
the Order
Striking Sole fasteners union faces stiff talks in Brockton
In Brockton on October 1, the advisory board of the Sole fasteners Union met with fourteen local factories to sign the Goodyear stitching wage agreement. Four firms had signed, while most shops offered no settlement, and strikers won over many workers who had taken their places.
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Brockton
Solefasteners’ Union
M. A. Packard & Co
T. D. Barry & Co
George G. Snow
McSherry
Goodyear
Ernest Williams
Lasters
Society Notes From Boston and Nearby Scenes
Massachusetts Schoolmasters Club dines at the Brunswick this evening. Miss Louise Imogen Guiney of Auburndale enjoys an autumn vacation at Port Clyde Missouri while pursuing writing. Dr. Benjamin B. Cole’s illness may send the family to Lakewood. Two Hall sisters plan a New York residence with their elder Marguerite Hall, now at South Dennis. Mrs. Frederick Warren hosts a dinner for Wilkes-Barre founder of Mayflower Society. Captain King, U S A., hosts Minnie Dupree after Fort Frayne run in Chicago with army officers present. Tea invitations set for Household Institute Food Fair October 4. Miss Amy Smith, Lt Sebree Smith’s daughter, ill but not dangerously. Mrs Fry nearing recovery from recent accident at Ainsley’s Hotel Mamaroneck New York.
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Massachusetts Schoolmasters’ Club
Brunswick
Louise Imogen Guiney
Auburndale
Port Clyde
Guiney
Harry Woodruff
Secret Service’’ Company
J. P. Sutherland
Commonwealth Avenue
Woodruff
Harvard
Holyoke Street
Cambridge
Benjamin BE. Cole
Lakewood
Poland
Wyoming
Boston
Gertrude
Grace Hall
Edna Hall
New York
Marguerite Hall
South Dennis
Frederick Warren
William H. McCartney
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Mayflower Society
Patriotic Societies of America
Captain King
Minnie Dupree
Chicago
Fort Frayne
Ciriever
Emma Sheridan Fry
Household Institute
Grand Hall
A. E. Whitaker
Amy Smith
Sebree Smith
Fort Warren
Ainsley
Harbor Collisions In Boston Area Cause Ship Damage
The four masted schooner Eleazer W. Clark was struck off South Boston flats by the Norumbega, ripping the jib stay and outrigger and causing about 100 dollars in damage. Later Morse's towboat Ice King towing two barges failed to clear a steam drill in the Narrows, smashing the drill’s house and breaking two dredge spuds when hawser sailed free.
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Eleazer W. Clark
South
Boston Flats
Norumbega
Morse
Ice King
Statement of Mas sachusetts Benefit Life Assn Receivership Claims
The company lists 180 death claims approved totaling 541 995.65, 65 disability claims approved totaling 46 294.76, three disability claims awaiting board approval totaling 8 608, 100 death claims with no action totaling 368 770, eight post appointment death claims totaling 9 000, 41 death claims in suit totaling 148 250, and 38 400 in death claims denied without suit. Grand total 1 160 710.41.
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Massachusetts Benefit Life Association
Board of
Armenian harvest festival aid thanked by Miss Porden and ABA
Miss Porden and the Armenian Benevolent Association express thanks for the aid and contributions to their harvest festival which drew a large Armenian attendance.
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Miss Porden
Armenian Benevolent Association
Alcoholism blamed in death of Howell Colb
Police dismiss murder theory in the death of Howell Colb of Sharon found dying in a barn on Ophir Street Jamaica Plain. Medical examiner cites alcoholism while widow questions the verdict and friends speculate possible drugging. Nephew Edward Colb last saw him drinking before he collapsed. investigators note prior long drinking history.
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Jamaica Plain
Howell Colb
Sharon
Colb
John Shaw
Ophir Street
City Hospital
Washington Street
Shaw Barn
Shipping News Mini Almanac Update
Arrivals list steamers and schooners from Philadelphia and New York with cargoes and towages including Arian Prince Edward Indian Glenn, and many others. Cleared ships include Scythia and Minnie Louise. sailings mention Parastable and Yarmouth among others with destinations in Jamaica and Baltimore.
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Arian
Clough
Sourabaya
Delaware
Prince Edward
McGray
Yarmouth
Essex
Billups
Baltimore
Norfolk
Indian
Nickerson
Philadelphia
H. M. Whitney
Hallett
New York
Flihu
Homson
Garrick
Stonington
Portland
Deering
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Penobsco
Kelly
Weehawken
Carrie
Ware
Bagley
Perth Amboy
Glenulien
Mitchell
Helen
Blitchelder
South River
N. J
Kate
Mary
Coggswell
T. W. Cooper
Brown
Roudout
Woodbury
M. Snow
Staten Island
Westerloo
Mayo
Leonora
Bellatty
Clara Dinsmore
Tivert
Scythia
Pritchard
Liverpool
Minnie Louise
Grand Bank
N. F
Acacia
St. John’s
Marguerite
Windsor
WY. Richard
Mereghan
Glenesa
Dorchester
N. B
Mercedese
Belleveau ‘Cove
Sandalphon
Ava
Five Islands
Sir Heather Bell
St. John
Agnes KE. Manson
John Rose
Allen
J. R. Teel
Communipaw
Wind West
Parastable (Br
Jamaica
Lborderer
Inagua
State of
Providence
Elihu Thomson
Lynn
Lowell City Defeat In Multiple Civil Tort Actions
In the Civil Courts of Middlesex Superior Court Lowell judge Lilley presiding verdicts returned for the city of Lowell in two tort actions arising from injuries on a defective highway. Lawyers B D O Connell for plaintiffs I W Qua for defendants. Several other case numbers listed including scollar Fay Harrington Meanus Donohoe Schofield Brown McOsker Feller Johnson McManus Veevers Seara and Dunfey et al with outcomes noted as defendant victories.
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Suprior Court
Middlesex
Lowell
Lilley
James
Donovan
City of
Edmund Burke
B. D. O'Connell
I. W. Qua
Scollan
Fay
A S
fHlarrington
Meanus
Donohoe
Schofield
B. A M. BR
Brown Va
McOsker
Feller
Conn. Brewing Co
Johnson
McManus
Veevers
Seara
Dunfey
Revised List of Public Hackney Carriage Stands in Boston
The Boston Police Department publishes an amended schedule of hackney carriage stands. The list specifies street names and sides, nearby landmarks, and the number of carriages permitted at each stand, including key points along Atlantic Avenue, Causeway Street, Park Street, PostOffice Square, and other locations.
Public Hackney Stands For Night Time Only In Boston 1807
The list details night time hackney carriage stands across Boston streets with counts of carriages at each location. It notes stands on Atlantic Avenue Avon Street Causeway Street Castle Square Tremont Street Washington Street and more with varying carriage counts and positions. The notice states the revised list takes effect Monday October 11 1807 by order of the Board of Police, Thomas Ryan Clerk, Boston September 29 1897.
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Atlantic Avenue
East Side
Rowe's Wharf
Avon Street
North Side
Washington Street
Beach Street
Bedford Street
Bennet Street
Kromnfield Street
Berkeley Street
Tremont Street
Warren Avenue
Causeway Street
Canal Street
Beverly Street
Castle Square
West Side
Railroad Bridge
Essex Street
Franklin Street
Lriend Street
Incelaid Street
Nashua Street
Portland Street
Park Square
School Street
South Street
Kneeland Street
State Street
Old State House
Winter Street
West Street
Eliot Street
East Eide
Castle Street
Tremont Row
Haymarket Square
Hanover Street
Brattle Street
Boston Tavern
Boylston Street
Board of Police
Thomas Ryan
Boston
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Arthur Perkins
Sim Sterling
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Jaynes & CO
Washington and
Hanover Sts
J. J. Fuck
Roxbury Bicycle Club
Johnson & CO
Custom House St
Brockton Shoe
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Offica Square
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Ype
Massachusetts
ENJ
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F. Trull
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India
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Union Station
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Wilson Bros
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Revere
J. P. Bixley
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