Wholesale Dog Poison Rampage Alarm in Dorchester
Dorchester Station residents report over a dozen dogs poisoned in two weeks by an unknown culprit. Victims include A J Brennan and George Dorr among others. owners pledge to club together for a large reward, with $75 already posted and the MSPCA expected to add. Police seek leads as fear and vengeance rise.
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Dorchester Station
A. J. Brennan
Nelson Street
George Dorr
Mr. Dorr
Charles H. Skillen
Dyer Street
Mr. Skillen
Mrs. Skillen
Silas Williams
Maxwell Street
Will He Run in Charlestown Ward 43 Race
Senator John H. Dee hints at an independent bid against Corbett while denying a formal announcement. Corbett says Dee’s candidacy would not derail his path to renomination, noting Dee’s past caucus actions and lingering support for Sundberg and Dee within Charlestown local politics.
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John H. Dee
Charlestown
Corbett
Dee
Bachelors’ Club
Toto
Post
Joseph J. Corbett
Knights of Columbus
City Square
Lis
Sundberg
Heyes
Murphy
Doherty-Murphy
Hayes
Cardinal Gibbons Celebrated In Baltimore Jubilee Mass
In Baltimore a grand jubilee marked Cardinal James Gibbons elevation to the episcopate. Archbishops bishops and clergy attended a solemn Mass at St. Mary's Cathedral followed by a banquet at St. Mary of St. Sulpice. Cardinal Gibbons praised by peers and greeted with a papal gift and message from the Holy Father.
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Baltimore
James) Gibbons
St. Charles College
St. Mary of St. Suplice
Calvert Hall
Cardinal Gibbons
Charles
Mulberry Street
Cathedral Street
Hamerick
James A. McCullum
St. Patrick’s Church
Montreal
Order of Sulpicians
William E., Starr
Corpus Christi Church
William E. Bartlett
St. Ann's Church
John Gloyd
St. Stephen’s Church
Washington, D. C
Jacob A. Walter
St. Patrick's Church
A. L. Magnien
St. Mary of St. Sulpice
Francis Satell
Williams
Corrigan
Elder
Gross
Janssens
Hennessy
Kajn
Christ
Gibbons
Holy Father
Mgr
Satoll
Leo XIII
Satolli
Pius IX
Redwood
New Zealand
Rooker
American College
Rome
Ninth Regiment Officers Organize Social Club in Boston
Non-commissioned officers of the Ninth Regiment met at East Armory to organize a social group. Fifty of seventy seven officers attended, with Sergeant Major Donovan as chairman and 1st Sergeant T E McCarthy as secretary. A five member committee was named to draft a constitution and bylaws. Next meeting set for October 27 at Company B rooms at the Fast Armory.
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Sth
East Armory
Boston
Donovan
T. E. McCarthy
Fast Armory
Mortal tiger duel ends in mate’s lethal victory
In Providence on October 18, Prince the male tiger fought Princess his mate for nearly half an hour in the Williams Park menagerie. Princess finally seized and killed Prince, then drank his blood and stood victoriously over his body. The couple had been together about a year after breeding in adjoining cages.
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Providence
Prince
Princess
Roger Williams Park
Princé
India
Himalaya
Heskenbeck & Co
Hamburg
Union Railroad Company
America
States
Canada
Providence Public Park Commissioners
New York Central Commissioners
Yale's New Hope Eleven Viciously Routed Amherst
Yale field saw Amherst crippled and Yale erratic yet dominant as Yale defeated Amherst 62 to 0. The same day Harvard managed 30 points to Amherst zero, leaving Yale partisans hopeful about the team’s prospects.
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New Haven
Conn
Amherst
Yale
Harvard
Democrats Nominate Representatives in City Caucuses
In last night’s Democratic caucuses for the Great and General Court, nominees were chosen across wards with spirited contests. Hayes won a hard fought result in Ward 3, while Sullivan and Donovan were renominated in Ward 2, and many wards listed strong slates led by incumbents and veterans.
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Lst
Benjamin J. Sullivan
Wiliam J. Donovan
Ben Sullivan
Mahoney
Hayes
Sundberg
Collins
Doyle
Nicholas J. Quinn
D. C. Casey
J. J. Hoar
J. H. Queeny
C. J. Quirk
John D. Campbell
James O'Connor
William J. Donovan
Benjamin J. Sul
John J. Mahoney
James FB. Hayes
Irank A. Teeling
Thomas W. Hinckley
Richard J. Hayes
James
Named for Senators at Suffolk Republican Conventions
The Suffolk Republican conventions chose several senate candidates. James F. Malone chaired the third, with Lawrence A. Hoey as secretary, nominating Frederick Blackman. Anson A. Holt chaired the fourth with George C. Browne as secretary, nominating Dr. Robert Disbrow, a Boston physician and army veteran. The first convention named George H. Dunham chair and Peter Morrison secretary, nominating Albert S. Burnham of Revere.
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Suffolk
James F. Malone
Lawrence A. Hoey
Frederick Blackman
Anson A. Holt
George C. Browne
Robert Disbrow
Boston
Fort Hill
Disbrow
George H. Dunham
Chelsea
Peter Morrison
East Boston
J. B. Maccabe
Albert S. Burnham
Revere
Abington Town Meeting Condemns Aug. Riot at Rail Line
In Abington Massachusetts a crowded town meeting denounced the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad for the August 16 riot. Rev Jesse H Jones urged prosecutions of railroad officials and the crowd cheered and hissed during the debate.
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New Haven Railroad
Abington
Mass
Standish Hall
Jesse H. Jones
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
W. J. Coughlan
N. Y
N. W
H. R.R
J. H. Jones
Greenhalge Speaks at Somerville and Cambridge Rally
The Somerville Republican rally at Odd Fellows Hall drew overflow crowds with Hon. Edward Glines presiding. Gov candidate Greenhalge argued that voters are governors and urged strong support for the Republican platform and education. The Cambridge rally followed at Union Hall with 1500 attendees and speakers including Curtis Guild Jr and William B. Durant.
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Winter Sills
Somerville
Edward Glines
Greenhalge
Boston
United States
Custom House
Russell
Cambridge Republican Club
Union Hall
Cambridgeport
Edgar R. Champlin
Frederick T. Greenhalge
Curtis Guild, Jr
William B. Durant
Cambridge
Joseph L. Barber
Hartford
Conn
Roxbury Latin Triumphs 20–0 at Milton Academy
Roxbury Latin defeated Milton Academy on Milton’s field 20 to 0. Milton fielded a crippled squad but was outmatched from the opening whistle.
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Roxbury Latin
Milton Academy
Milton
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