Dog Attack Injures Newton Coachman at Bellevue Street
Thomas Curley a coachman for William Mellis was bitten on the right hand when a small short haired dog entered a Newton stable and attacked him while defending a frightened child. The dog also attacked two other dogs and a young girl in Nonantum. Police were notified and patrols warned.
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Arrest of North Cambridge clergyman over defamatory cards
The Rev Frank Hyatt Smith of North Cambridge Congregational Church was arrested in Denver on a U S charge for mailing scurrilous defamatory postal cards to Cambridge. Authorities linked the cards to disputes within the church and a private mark used to identify them. Smith, a noted orator with New York roots, had led a stormy parish with tense internal dissension and a recent disruptive meeting.
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Starving Woman Reported in Newton Tenement Ward 7
An alleged starving woman case was reported to Newton police. The resident lives in Ward 7 tenement district. A neighbor says her husband has been out of work. An officer was assigned to investigate tonight.
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Newton
Cup Safe Says New York Yacht Club Committee
The America's Cup committee, after midnight at the New York Yacht Club house, notified Charles Day Rose of the Victoria Yacht Club of their appointment and authority to arrange race terms. A reply from Rose will trigger another meeting to settle race details and probable dates. Yachtsmen say Defender is superior to any English challenger and the cup remains safe if left to her.
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New York
New York Yacht
Gould says no plans to build yacht to challenge cup
George J. Gould stated on October 15 that he has no intention to build a new cup defender for the Distant Shore race. He believes Defender is capable of retaining the cup and preserving U S supremacy against all challengers.
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New York
George J. Gould
United States
Croker Removes Son From Amherst College
Richard Croker and his eight year old son have left Amherst College after Croker complained newspapers gave the youth too much notoriety. The Tamany boss cited media attention as the reason for withdrawing his son from the freshman class.
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Amherst
Richard Croker
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Amherst College
Ample prep for large sale opens Thursday at 8
The store says it has ample preparations to handle a rush with plenty of room and extra sales staff to serve customers promptly. The sale will commence Thursday morning at 8 o'clock sharp.
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Sale
City Fathers Tour Of The Parks
About forty city officials toured Boston parks from City Hall, visiting Copp's Hill land near the water, Wood Island Park with its open air gymnasium, track, baths and dressing rooms. They viewed the Refectory construction in South Boston and learned about a decorative process in progress, with emblematic figures symbolizing bays and rivers.
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Forecast for New England and eastern New York
Washington dispatch notes a forecast for Wednesday with clearing weather along the coast tonight and generally fair conditions on Wednesday, followed by warmer temperatures Wednesday night and variable winds.
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New England
New York
Judge James W. Austin Dies in Southampton
Boston jurist James W. Austin died yesterday in Southampton Eny. He was born January 8 1829 in Charlestown and Harvard educated class of 1849. He joined Suffolk bar in 1811 and served in the Hawaiian Legislature for three terms as Speaker of the House. He later served as judge of the Supreme Court of the islands.
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Supreme Court of the Islands
Wyers Fatal Fall From Fifth Floor Window
Edward T. Wyer, 30, was found unconscious on Tremont Street in front of his lodging at 592 Tremont. He died at City Hospital from a fractured spine and internal injuries after reportedly leaning from a fifth floor window. An investigation noted the window was open and Wyer had a habit of sitting on the ledge looking down at the street.
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Edward T. Wyer
Tremont Street
City Hospital
Wyer
Frank H Teele Dies in Cambridge at 6 PM
Frank H Teele died yesterday afternoon at his home 116 Summer street Cambridge. Born June 26 1858 in Cambridge he was elected to the Common Council in 1886 serving two years and a member of the Board of Aldermen in 1888 89 and 90. He was secretary of the registration board at his death.
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Summer Street
Cambridge
Registration Board
Anna Pearson
Margaret Street
Dunn
Cain
Professor Rogers Dead in Waterbury Age 72
Professor William S. Rogers, retired organist of Scranton Benny, died today in Waterbury at age 72. The longtime local musician and educator was known for his work with John Y Hi Red and served in several church and school music programs during his career.
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William S. Rogers
Scratt
Benny Bape
John's
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Mayor Bancroft Names Charles Marston to Police Dept
The mayor announced the appointment of Charles Marston to the police department. The naming reflects a move to bolster the force sections of city governance and public safety initiatives.
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Sereayor Bancroft
Charles Marston
Harvard Graduate Kenneth Taylor Drowns in Moorehead Lake
Kenneth M. Taylor, son of the late John Taylor of Brookline, drowned Monday with guide Michael Collins when their canoe upset on Moorehead Lake in Maine. Taylor, a Harvard graduate and Puritan Club member, resided in Brookline.
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Puritan Club
Oneida Trip Brings President to Washington in Rough Voyage
The voyage aboard the Oneida to Washington was marked by a stormy passage as the president traveled amid turbulent seas. Early reports describe the journey as difficult with heavy seas and strong winds challenging the crew and passengers. The event drew attention to the president's travel conditions and the vessel's handling during severe weather.
President Cleveland Returns to Washington After Sea Voyage
President Cleveland arrived in Washington at 4:15 PM aboard the Oneida after a rough voyage from Gray Gables via Buzzard's Bay and Sandy Hook. He and Private Secretary Thurber reported at every meal. he appears in good health and plans to resume duties, finding many vacancies created during his absence.
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Mrs Cleveland Arrives in Washington at Night Train Stop
Mrs Cleveland and party reached Washington at 11 10 PM. A crowd gathered at the station to glimpse the President's wife though the turnout was limited, with fewer than fifty people awaiting the train.
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