Two Men Rescued After Brant Rock Boat Capsize
At Brant Rock near noon a fishing boat capsized in a ten foot wave. John B. McKay of Jamaica Plain and W. C. Parsons of Ayer were thrown overboard. Parsons, heavy with 250 pounds, helped pull McKay from under the capsized craft as life-saving crews reached the scene and towed the men ashore.
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Brant Rock
John B. McKay
Hook and Ladder Company
Jamaica Plain
W. C. Parsons
Ayer
Mass
Parsons
McKay
Captain Manter
Burdon Arrest in Charlestown After Bigamy Rumors
Rev Arthur W Burdon, 2% years old, was arrested by Inspectors Bogan and McGarr in Charlestown after reports he lived with a woman as husband and wife at 69 Warren Street. The case traces Burdon from Dover and Newmarket NH to Roxbury and Boston where previous marriages and a child prompted inquiries and later warnings.
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Arthur W. Burdon
Charlestown
Bogan
Burdon
Warren
Dover
Newmarket
N. H
Anah
Roxbury
Dugan
Boston
Emily D. Engle
Mr. House
Old Colony Chapel
Hurlburt Street
Emily Collins
H. B. Grant
Shawmut Avenue
Collins
Superior Court
Mine Disaster At Dorrance Mine Explodes In Afternoon
Explosion rocks the Dorrance mine as residents hear a roar and see smoke and dust. Nine men were inside. five rescued with burns, four remain trapped. Rescue efforts hindered by afterdamp. air ventilation laid by workers. One miner Michael Morris died tonight. possible cause linked to gas ignition by a miner lighting a lamp.
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Dorrance
Michael Morris
Jones
Owen
Cahill
Davis
Eighth Regiment's Tour Briefed for Newburyport Duty
Colonel Williams A. to lead the Eighth Regiment M. V. M. on a full duty tour around Newburyport from October 28. The period will focus on practical military instruction for the command.
Sculptor William Wetmore Story Dies in Italy at 86
American sculptor William Wetmore Story died suddenly at his daughter’s Vallombrosa country house in Rome. Born February 12, 1819 in Salem Massachusetts, he studied law before turning to sculpture and literature. He served as US commissioner in multiple states and edited his father Chief Justice Story’s works. His sons Waldo and Julian also pursued art.
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Rome
William Wetmore Story
Marquise Peruzzi
Vallombrosa
Mr. Story
Salem
Mass
Cambridge
Justice Story
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Massachusetts
Maine
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Boston
Edward Everett
Colonel Prescott
Charlestown
D.C. L
Oxford
Legion of Honor
Waldo Story
Julian Story
Tiger Faction Triumphs in Fusion Ticket Vote
The group advocating tiger fighting tactics pushes a fusion ticket through despite opposition. The final tally reads 292 in favor and 24 against, delivering a celebratory result.
Physical battle of Williams and Greenhalge in press compare
A New York report analyzes the rival candidates George Williams of Lowell and Governor Greenhalge through physiognomy and bearing. It contrasts their walks, heads, hands, and frames, arguing Williams shows forceful determination while Greenhalge exudes deference and shrewdness.
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George Fred Williams
Governor Greenhalge
Lowell
Mr. Greenhalge
Mr. Williams
Williams
Greenhalge
Novel Strike Threatens Fall River Mills Unrest
A new strike at Merchants' mills began when a nonunion worker who ran a machine was joined by five others leaving their posts. The Slasher Tenders' Union called out two more workers and planned further action. Recruitment moved from New Hampshire and Rhode Island as the union aims to unite with the Drawing-in Girls' Union to press wage demands.
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New York
Republican County Convention
Lyric Hall
Lauterbach
Republican County Committee
Committee of Fifty
Oswald Ottendorfer
German-American Reform Union
Charles 8. Fairchild
State Democracy
Alexander T. Mason
Tammany Hall
Saratoga
Chamber of Commerce
Ottendorfer
Thomas L. Hamilton
Register
Thomas F. Keating
Meyer
Coleman
Fusion
Humphries
Collifs
Fall River
Merchants’ Mills
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Borden
Slasher Tenders
Merchants’ Mill
Mrs Knox Marshall Attempted Suicide at Delaware Gap
Mrs John Knox Marshall wife of a Boston manufacturer staying at a Stroudsburg boarding house near the Delaware Gap tried to kill herself by leaping from a third story window yesterday. She sustained injuries from which she will probably die.
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Stroudsburg
Penn
John Knox Marshall
Boston
Delaware Gap
Boston Whist Team Wins New Trophy at Newton
The American Whist Club team from Boston defeated the Newton Club at the Newton clubhouse to claim the New te whist trophy. Thirty-two hands were played and Boston won by five points. The Boston lineup included L. M. Bouve, C. H. Sprague, W. S. Fendosa, and C. L. Becker. Newton's players were Frank Copeland, George W. Morse, Arthur Terrill, and Dr. H. P. Perkins.
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Newton
Boston
Newton Club
L. M. Bouve
C. H. Sprague
Frank Copeland
George W. Morse
Arthur Terrill
Dr. H. P. Perkins
Cardnal Teen Delegates Highlight State Conventions
At conventions across the state yesterday, notable figures were mentioned including Leominster, Chelsea, the twenty sixth Suffolk Representative Franklin D. Barnes, and Edward E. Willard. Everett, Middlesex, and prance were referenced in the fragmented OCR text.
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Orcester
Oailer
Leominster
Renominte
Chelsea
Suffolk
Franklin D. Barnes
Edward E. Willard
Everett
Middlesex
Prance
Com Byra 7 a One panceed entity cre crota
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local item noting Byra 7 and an entity creation, with a vote by Sy Bs recorded. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicates a community event or decision involving names and a vote.
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Byra
Berkshire Republicans Hold It in Great Barrington
A mass meeting in Great Barrington hosted by the Republican League of Southern Berkshire featured Governor Greenhalge and Lieutenant-Governor Wolcott. Greenhalge praised the candidates and urged high-minded debate while Wolcott defended Massachusetts progress and criticized Democratic tariff policies and the Wilson bill.
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Great Barrington
Town Hall
Republican League of
Southern Berkshire
Greenhalge
Wolcott
C. W. Lane
League
Berkshire Inn
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Great Corporation
Executive Council
Fall River Post Sales Report Shows Sharp September Gain
James Duckett, agent for the Boston Post in Fall River, reports September sales near 8000 daily issues and 5000 Sunday issues, up about 50 percent from July. He predicts the Post will soon lead other local papers and pledges ongoing effort. October 7, 1895.
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Post
Boston
Fall River
James Duckett
Boston Post
Mass
Sailor falls on deck fractures collar bone at East Boston
William Be. Chick, a Lombard and Curtis fish dealer employee, was hauling a handicart of fish on a wharf when a drag collapsed the ramp and hurled him off. He landed on the Jose Cabral’s deck and suffered a broken collar bone. He lives at 191 Lexington street East Boston.
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William BE. Chick
Lombard & Curtis
Chick
Jose Cabral
Lexington Street
East
Boston
Revolving bookcase catalog description promises value
An advertisement extols revolving bookcases as essential for uninterrupted thought, especially for lawyers writers and students. It claims immediate access to reference books, boosts idea freshness, and offers 19 patterns in a 64 page illustrated catalogue mailed with two 2 cent stamps.
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Mass. Clothing Co
Hanover and
Portland Sta
Leopold Morse & CO
Man IN
Tow
Washington
New England
Turkey
Vermont Turkey
C.H. Robinson & CO
Washington St
Dock Sq
Joseph Cahm
N. E
JOS. Schlitz's
Milwaukee
Arnold & CO
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Purchase Street
MR. Burdon
Jordan Marsh CO Furniture
Lance Devel
Avon ST
Bedford St
AE West
Sculptor
Tammany Meter
Mr. Willams
Mr.Williams
Greenhange
MR. Greenhalgh
Greenhalgh
Grbbenhalge
Mrs. Marshall
Conneticut
Berkshire
Greenhalge and Wolcott
Paine Furniture Coro
Canal Street
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