Noted Boston Lawyer Solomon Lincoln Dies at 69
Solomon Lincoln prominent Boston attorney and Harvard figure died at his home 191 V Commonwealth Ave at age 69. Born in Hingham August 14 1838 he studied at Harvard and helped fund Memorial Hall and its 1878 glass window.
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Harvard University
Commonwealth Avenue
Mr. Lincoln
Hingham
Harvard
Lse
Long
John Codman Ropes
A. J. Wu
London
Lincoln
Memorial Hall
University
Wanted Organ Used At Grave In Milford
Milford Oct 16 Mrs Harriet Smith 83 an inmate of Milford town farm died last Sunday and wished the last rites at her grave to be cheerful. Her will dated Jan 4 1884 directs that her parlor organ be used to accompany vocal music at the funeral. The organ was not used yesterday as it had been disposed of years ago.
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Milford
Harriet Smith
Milford Town Farm
G. G. Parker
Lewis Hayden
Edward L.temple
Death Seizes Two Diners at Griffin’s Restaurant
At Griffin's restaurant 96 Merrimac Street West End two diners died during a meal. William T Doty 58 Merrimac House choked on meat and died after turning blue on the floor. Mary L Sullivan 37 domestic of Arthur L Hobson 46 Wood Avenue Brighton died suddenly while eating, with the coroner noting heart disease.
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Griffin
Merrimac Street
West End
William T. Doty
Merrimac House
Doty
Mary L. Sullivan
Arthur L. Hobson
Singlewood Avenue
Brighton
Wood
May Tag Seat of Trousers in Union Label Move
Providence R I Oct 16 The seventh annual United Textile Workers convention discussed placing the union label on goods made by textile workers. A delegate suggested avoiding a visible front stamp, but the assembly adopted the resolution to place the label on the trousers back pocket or similar area.
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Providence
R. I
United Textile Workers of America
Assembly
Malden C T A S Plans Grand Reunion Dance
Malden C T A S and the ladies auxiliary announce a grand reunion and dance in Main Hall Browne building Malden tomorrow evening. The event is described as exceeding all prior efforts by these groups with elaborate preparations and festive plans.
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Malden
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Browne _ building
Anniversary of the Thursday Morning Fortnightly Club
Dorchester celebrates the 11th anniversary of the Thursday Morning Fortnightly Club founded by Mrs. Alice P. Bates. The club grew from 12 to a 100 member limit with a waiting list in the hundreds, focusing on study social enjoyment and philanthropy. Members include noted singers musicians and writers who perform without outside hire. Meetings occur on the second and fourth Thursdays with outsiders welcome for 25 cents. Mrs. Bates, a former vocal teacher of 35 years, trained many distinguished singers for today.
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Dorchester
Alice P. Bates
Bates
Supreme Court Rules Students Pay Full Rail Fares
The full bench of the Supreme Court ruled yesterday that a student attending a college or professional school is not entitled to half fare on railroads, even when traveling to or from school.
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Supree Court
Sailors abandon schooner Carrie CC after 12 hour rescue bid
After a 12 hour effort the crew of the schooner Carrie CC Miles, grounded off the Romer Shoals last evening, was forced to desert the vessel at low tide today.
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New York
Miles
Romer Shoals
Best Time to Try Simple Rheumatism Remedy
An authority on Rheumatism promotes a home preparation made from Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Kargon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. The mixture is shaken and taken after meals and at night, with claimed gradual relief and no stomach harm, noting ingredients are affordable and vegetable based.
Panama to Dedham wedding after 2000 mile journey
Walter J. J. Kunkel of La Boca Panama marries Emma J. Keany of East Dedham at St Marys Church Dedham in a ceremony staged after his 2000 mile trip. The groom, a Panama gov ernment forge shop superintendent, arranged a Panama cottage before departure. A wedding breakfast and reception preceded their New York departure to sail for Panama.
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Dedham
Walter J. J. Kunkel
la Boca
Panama
East Dedham
St. Mary's Church
Joan H. Fleming
Miss Keany
Kunkel
Anthony Keany
Frank Kunkel
Sprague Street
Readville
Heinze Faces Copper Slump Amid Market Turmoil
Disclosures tie F A Heinze led plan to punish United Copper short sellers to a wider collapse in copper shares. Markets plunged on the curb and exchange, with United Copper trading down from 46 to 3 3 4 and common stock skidding to 10 before recov ery.
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United Copper Shares
Copper Company
Augustus Heinze
Gross & Kleeberg
United Copper Company
Stock Exchange
Tracy S. Buckingham
Buckingham
Boston Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
F. Augustus Heinze
Heinze
United Copper Common
Heinze Firm Solvency Talks After Informal Meeting
Otto Heinze & Co contracts and obligations are arranged to ensure solvency. After leaving Mr Morse’s house at 12:30, Heinze says only host and he were present. Asked about Mercantile National Bank affairs, he replies only in general terms and denies considering resignation. He also says he has not heard Ridgely’s name in relation to the bank presidency.
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Otto Heinze & Co
Heinze
Seven Weddings in One Charlestown Church
Seven couples wed at St Francis de Sales Charlestown in a day breaking 50 year wedding records. The ceremonies included Katherine Keating and Francis P Sweeney witnessed by 500 guests with Rev James N Supple officiating. The other unions involved Julia Leonard and John J Ducey Neil McDonald and Helen Su Gee Elizabeth Rose Coughlan and Charles H Bailey Phoebe O Donnell and Daniel Sweeney Alice Dunford and Michael Maher. Each couple set their nuptial date as October 16, surprising brides and guests.
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St. Francis de Sales
Charlestown
Katherine Keating
Francis P. Sweeney
New York
Elizabeth Rose Coughlan
Charles H. Bailey
Phoebe Gertrude O'Donnell
Daniel Edward Sweeney
Alice Dunford
Michael Maher
Post
Flood's Sarsaparilla Promises Vital Blood Health
An advertisement extols Flood's Sarsaparilla as a premier blood cleanser with merits to renew the vital fluid, expel disease taints, and overcome hereditary scrofulous tendencies. It claims to cure scrofula, boils, eczema, rheumatism, and catarrh, and to strengthen against fall illnesses and damp weather.
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Flood
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