Four Year Whaling Cruise Launched From East Boston
The Rosa Baker, a 108 ton brig, lies at McKie's wharf East Boston ready to depart tomorrow on a four year whaling voyage led by Captain F C Morris of New Bedford. Richard T Green owns the vessel and also owns the Swallow bark recently damaged at Rio Janeiro. The crew totals twenty two, sails and breech loading guns are aboard, with plans to hunt sperm and right whales near the Azores and River Platte before returning cargo home.
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McKie’s
Border Street
Boston
Rosa Baker
Richard T. Green
Baker
Green
F.C. Morris
New Bedford
Azores
Platte
Swallow
Rio Janeiro
Iato Oy
Orione
Confidence Men Nabbed In Street Swindle Case
Police claim to have captured a man linked to ongoing confidence game swindles after James Allen of Chelsea was tricked into paying $10 for a ring he believed genuine. Allen helped arrest the suspect on Washington Street. Brockton resident Alexander Barkless lost a silver watch and a dollar to two men using a similar ruse. The arrested man gave the name James Adams of Brooklyn, a false lead the police doubt. They hope to seize his accomplice soon.
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James Allen
Chelsea
Allen
Washington Street
Alexander Barkless
Brockton
James Adams
Brooklyn
Hannah F Burrell
Hattie ‘Stevens
Millen
Fowler
Mr. Allen
Mrs Grady Dies After Lamp Explosion Burns
Mrs Mary Grady of 100 Charles Street Cambridge died at Massachusetts General Hospital yesterday from injuries suffered when a lamp exploded at her home last Sunday.
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Mary Grady
Charles Street
Cambrdgé
Massachetts General Hospital
Democrats Win at Waterbury Mayor Kilduff Elected
In Waterbury Connecticut on October 7 the Democrats elected Edo ward G Kilduff mayor by a 167 vote plurality. The notice mentions the American Wringer Co at 13 and 18 Broadway extension, city, manufacturers of wringers and sweepers, offering repairs and mail orders with telephone 764.
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Democrats
Waterbury
Waterbury, Conn
Edoward G. Kilduff
The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Remont
Divorce case reveals curious facts in Millen dispute
In a crowded Boston divorce court, Charles A. Millen testifies about debts, letters, and a jealous suitor as wife Lizzie Millen seeks divorce. Witnesses including Miss Webster, Louise Chamberlain, and Hannah Burrell recount intrigues, letters, and hush money threats amid allegations of alienation of affection.
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Charles
Lizzie Millen
Revere
Frank T. Costello
Charles A. Millen
Millen Moulding
Haymarket Square
Allen
Ore
Heller
New York
Louise ©. Chamberlain
Russell Street
Charlestown
Charles M. Pitts
Lizzie
Millens
Mrs. Millen
Hattie Stevens
Croas
Millen Family Crossed By Malicious Injury Case At Chelsea
Court records show on October 15 18 percent Frank B Goodwin was acquitted of real estate damage and charged with assaulting John M Plummer and Lizzie E Millen, with witnesses detailing disputes at 67 Bellingham Avenue. Police officer ONeil recounted disturbances and Goodwin’s confrontations during a turbulent period. The case resumes at 9:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Plummer
Chelsea
Frank B. Goodwin
John M. Plummer
Lizzie E. Miklen
James H. O'Neil
Bellingham Avenue
New York
Mr. Goodwin
Charles A. Kirby
Revere
Malden
Goodwin
Mas.ses v
Witness
No medicine today possesses the confidence of the public
A historical advertisement lists numerous ailments and a claim that no medicine today commands greater public confidence for soothing corns cankers burns bruises and many other conditions, implying a broad curative tone and a final note of trust in the product.
Women Voters Rally in Cambridge on Suffrage Referendum
A Cambridge Union Hall crowd of about six hundred heard varied views on women’s suffrage. Speakers included Mrs L Ormiston Chant urging vote extension, Mrs Ole Bull arguing for city governance input, and Miss Macintire opposing. Harvard Law’s Clyde F Duniway supported voting on all questions while Dock Commissioner Emery warned of domestic troubles. Father O’Brien letter praised home ruling, Father Scully favored women voters, and Maud Thompson of Wellesley College supported suffrage along with other clerics and Harvard figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hall
Cambridge
L. Ormiston Chant
Bancroft
Ole Bull
Miss Macintire
Clyde F. Duniway
Harvard Law School
Woodward Emery
Father O’brien
Gentleman
Boston ‘School Committee
Father Scully
O’brien
Maud Thompson
Wellesley College
Charles H. Perry
D. N. Beach
William Roscoe Thayer
Harvard
W. B. Durant
Ex Governor Campbell Campaign Tour Across Ohio
Ex Governor Campbell tours Ohio with large Democratic crowds, blasting Cox and Foraker in speeches. He cites the Cox tariff and alleged Republican corruption, praises Wilson tariff revival, and notes big Sidney and Van Wert gatherings with bands, torches, and banners greeting him.
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Sidney, CO
Campbell
Ohio
van Wert County
van Wert
Celina
City Park
Brice
Foraker
A. Hthograph
van Werth
McKinley
Bushnell
Asa Bushnell
Joseph B. Foraker
George B. Cox
Sherman
Springfield
Atlanta
Hamilton County
Cox
Cadiz
George Cox
England
Sidney
Wapakoneta
Auglaize County
Shelby County
Court House
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Visited by Richmond Blues
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery of Boston was greeted by the Richmond Blues in a ceremonial review at the governor’s mansion and City Hall. They decorated Confederate monuments at Hollywood Cemetery and paid tribute to both Confederate and federal dead before an elegant banquet at the Masonic Temple.
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Richmond
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Boston
Richmond Blues
City Hall
Latters
Hollywood
Hollywood Cemetery
Edward Wells
Lawrence N. Duchesne
Henry Weston
H. W. How
C. E. Howe
G. L. Goodall
A. Mark Ferris
William Harry White
Fred. Bolton
George H. Wyatt
Sidney M. Hedges
Charles Knapp
Dexter Pratt
Charles Adams
Joseph B. Parsons
J. Henry Brown
C. W. Ripley
James
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Oliver A. Roberts
Melrose
Ancients
James River
Executive Mansion
Campbell campaign speeches outline tariff and state issues
Governor Campbell spoke for over an hour on State issues and the tariff at the stand. His campaign resumes Wednesday in Fayetteville in the southern part of the state. Governor Hill is scheduled to speak at Lima on October 26, home of Senator Brice, with Campbell promising to attend.
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Campbell
Fayetteville
Thatate
Hill
Lima
Brice
Along the Water Front Builds New Pilot Boat and Sifts News
Boston pilot boats gain a clipper schooner designed by Ambrose A. Martin to replace the Sylph. Captain Frank Wheelock confirms plans and expects completion by late January with white oak frame and yellow pine bottom. News of Cap. Achorn’s accident, a stranded Norwegian ship, buoy repairs, and Atlantic sailings spur coastal updates. The week’s imports reach 1,427,334 while exports figures are noted.
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Boston
Ambrose A. Martin
East Boston
Frank Wheelock
Martin
Wheelock
Mr. Martin
Jeffries Point
W. W. Achorn
M. A. Achorn
Washington, D. C
Cape Henry
Captain Achorn
New York
Marine Hospital
Stapleton
Long Island
Mate Rogers
Havana
Bratsberg
Thomsen
Ship Island
Miss
Montevideo
Smith
Boston Towboat Company
Orion
Philadelphia
Pollock Rip Slue
Nantucket Shoals
Greene
Cunard
Bothnia
Stevens
Queenstown
Liverpool
Warren
Michigan
Oxford
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
City of Para
Baker
Colon
Lake Huron
Lake Nepigon
Lake Ontario
Lake Superior
Lake Winnipeg
Montreal
St. Lawrence
Puritana Story of Dr Dixi Crosby and Family Medical Legacy
The story chronicles Dr Dixi Crosby a Dartmouth Medical College head for 32 years and member of a renowned medical Crosby family. It highlights his inventions including a method for permanent prize formula Puritana based on New England roots and herbs, and the struggles to preserve it as a safeguarded natural remedy.
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Dixi Crosby
Dartmouth Medical College
Crosby
America
Asa Crosby
Dartmouth
State Medical Society
Josiah Crosby
Thos. R. Crosby
Columbian College Hospital
Dartmouth College
New England
Atlantic Works busy as ships prepared for repairs and new cutter
Week ending figures show revenue, shoreside shipwork expands with Merritt Wrecking Company float of As turian France to Curacao. At Atlantic Works crews lay piles and blocking for a new government revenue cutter. Ethelwold and Bowden undergo overhauls while Robert Lockhart receives minor repairs. Cape Charles light signal at Chesapeake Bay to be replaced by hand bell during ten day fix. Fawn to McKie’s yard after damage to head gear from bridge strike. Sallie I'on gets ceiling and carpentry repairs at Leighton yard.
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Curacoa
France
Ethelwold
Atlante Works
Bowden
Robert Lockhart
Atlantic Works
Admiral Walker
Lighthouse Board
Cape Charles
Smith Island
Chesapeake Bay
Proctor’s Wharf
Revere
Winthrop
McKie
Free Lectures to Ladies at Music Hall by Dr Greene
Tuesday afternoon October 4 at 3 o'clock a free private lecture will be given by Dr. Greene of 34 Temple Place Boston Mass. The talk will be illustrated with dissolving views and cover diseases and weaknesses common to women along with health preservation tips for complexion youth and vitality. Admission is free and ladies are urged to attend.
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Music Hall
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Victorian's Cattle in Good Condition
Liverpool on October 7 reports 653 head of Boston cattle landed from the steamer Victorian all in fine condition with no deaths on the voyage. Out of 1591 sheep brought by the Victorian only thirty six died, a remarkably low percentage for the crossing.
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Liverpool
Boston
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Dental Co
Tremont St
Ong
Roston
Senetene
Per Bizekstone
Milen
Fitz
Japan
Alfred W. Fitz
Chelsea Wire Rubber Company
Johnson
WuaLduy L. Tozirr
East Corinth
Hood
Women Voters
Puritana
Puritana Compound Co
Casete, N
Eesex
Fanbee CS Clo. Co
Spa
Mallow Spa
Roger F. Scannell
Providence
N. E
JAS. B. Pepper
Pepper
Ad Ave
Serait
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