Irish visitors discuss Dublin tramway plans with city leaders
Mayor Curtis welcomed four Irish visitors interested in Dublin's Tramway Company electric railway project. The party includes Dr Carte Mr Anderson Mr Wigham and MP Murphy treasurer of the Irish National Federation. They tour the U S to compare trolley and underground systems and their real estate impact before meeting West End railway General Manager Sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Ireland
Tramway Company of
Dublin
United States
Carte
Anderson
Wigham
Murphy
Irish National Federation
West End
Woven Wind Colt Sold for One Thousand in Hudson
Hudson Mass Oct 21 B F Delano sold his two year old colt Woven Wind for 1000 to Shinmoent in France. The horse has a racing record of 2 268 4.
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Hudson
Mass
Delano
France
Four men receive five year terms for attempted murder
Gaetano Torino and Leopold Santienello were each sentenced to five years in state prison by Judge Gaskill for assault with attempt to kill Crescenzo Pagano. The July 3 attack on North Street followed a card game quarrel at a boarding house. Pagano was waylaid returning home and wounded after a brief restraint. Torino resisted arrest, firing several shots at officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaetano Torino
Leopold Santienello
Crescenzo Pagano
Gaskill
Superior Criminal Court
North Street
Pagano
Torino
Mackay Funeral Today in Paris for Young American
John W Mackay Jr died from horse accident injuries at his chateau in Sarthe. The funeral is set for noon at St Ferdinand des Ternes Roman Catholic Church Paris. Body to be shipped to Havre for passage to America on Saturday. mother Mrs Mackay remains bedridden from grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
John W. Mackay, Jr
Department of
Sarthe
St. Ferdinand Des Ternes
Havre
America
Death of Tremont athlete John J. Wren at 32
John J. Wren former Tremont Athletic Club member dies aged 32 after a long running career. He started as an amateur in 18%, joined Wella Memorial Gymnasium, then turned pro in 1889 defeating top runners in Worcester and beyond in 10 15 and 25 mile races. Reinstated as an amateur in 1881 he later won trophies including the junior cross country title out of 450. Funeral from his South Boston home at 68 Silver Street Thursday at 8:30 am to Mrs Peter and Paul Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Wren
Tremont Athletic Club
Wella Memorial Gymnasium
James Grant
Hegelman
Burris
Guerrero
Dan Herty
Worcester
America
Silver Street
South
Boston
Death of Joseph B. Lincoln, Boston boot and shoe magnate
Joseph B. Lincoln of Bat chelder & Lincoln, the nation’s largest wholesale boot and shoe firm, died yesterday at his home 888 Commonwealth Avenue. Born in North Cohasset July 8, 1836, he ran a Boston shoe business since 1867, served in the lower House as the lone Democrat from Cohasset, declined renomination, helped found the Boston Boot and Shoe Club, chaired its executive committee, led the Narragansett Boot and Shoe Club, and left a widow.
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Joseph B. Lincoln
Batchelder & Lincoln
United States
Commonwealth Avenue
Mr. Lincoln
North Cohasset
Boston
Lincoln
Cohasset
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Narragansett Boot. and Shoe Club
Funeral of United States oldest batteryman at Roxbury church
The funeral of John Hutchinson, aged 75 and the oldest batteryman in the United States, was held yesterday afternoon at St. John's Episcopal Church on Tremont Street, Roxbury. He died last Friday of typhoid fever after forty years with the Western Union Telegraph Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hutchinson
United States
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Tremont Street
Roxbury
Hutchinson
Western Union Telegraph Company
Death of General Pitcher at Fort Bayard
A telegram to the War Department announced the death of General Thomas G. Pitcher, retired, at Fort Bayard New Mexico. Born in Indiana he entered the military academy in 1841.
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Washington
War Department
Fort Bayard
N. M
Thomas G. Pitcher
Pitcher
Indiana
Military Academy
Goldwater Nominated for Detroit Mayor at Democratic Convention
Detroit on October 21 reports that Samuel Goldwater, a labor agitator, won the Democratic mayoral nomination over ex-Postmaster General Doff M. Dickinson by 51 votes to unknown, with the choice then made unanimous.
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Detroit
Mich
Samuel Goldwater
Doff M. Dickinson
Mrs Burrill Dies at Home of Heart Ailment
Mrs. Joseph R. Burrill wife of Deputy Superintendent of Police Burrill died at her home 141 K street South Boston shortly before 9 o’clock last night from heart disease.
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Joseph R. Burrill
Burrill
K Street
South
Boston
Salem School Committee Votes Raises and Closures
The Salem school committee voted to raise mathematics teacher Mr Towne to 900 a year after a higher offer. It abolished the freehand drawing school for economy and urged better accommodations for the boys evening school away from bars. The schools close next Tuesday for the Essex County Teachers Association meeting. Miss Bertha Perkins elected fifth grade Bowditch School teacher.
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Salem
Towne
Town Hall
Essex County Teachers’ Association
Bertha Perkins
Bowditch
Marriage of Mrs Blanche Dutton to RE A Lord at Second Church
Mrs Blanche Dutton daughter of Mrs A J Merrill married RE A Lord in the Second Church Copley Square yesterday the ceremony conducted by Rev Thomas Van Ness with F S Cleghorn as best man. Bride given away by brother T A Merrill ushers listed. Bride wore ultramarine blue gown with white satin trimming and satin hat. Bouquet of lilies of the valley. The couple left for a Southern tour and will reside at 29 Beacon Street on return.
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Blanche Dutton
A. J. Merrill
RE. A. Lord
High Hoon
Copley Squate
Thomas van Ness
Cleghorn
Nan
T. A. Merrill
G. EB. Warren
A. C. Briggs
H. W. Bell
R. C. Sanford
G. C. Dutton
W. C. Merrill
EB. A. Merrill
Cc. A. Morse
Lilles-Of-The-Valley
Mrs. Lord
Beacon Street
Riskell Speaks on Social Responsibilities of Methodists
The Rev. Dr. C. W. Riskell, recently moved from the West to accept a chair at Boston University Theological School, spoke before the Methodist Social Union at the American House last evening on social responsibilities of Methodists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Riskell
West
Boston University Theological School
Methodist Social Union
American House
Prohibitionist Edward 8. Rogers to Speak at Park Street
Edward 8. Rogers the Prohibitionist candidate for Lieutenant Governor will address the Parliament of Man at Park Street Church at noon on the topic American Citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Rogers
Prohibitionisl
Park Street
Church
Parliament of Man
Ships wrecked and beached along Cheverie coast
Parrsboro Nova Scotia ship Trojan went ashore at Cheverie in a bad position. The Nora ONeil from this port is a total wreck at Cheverie. The Ethel was blown onto the bank at Portapique with mainmast down and likely a total loss. The Llewellyn is beached near Five Islands but likely to be floated.
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Parrsboro
Trojan
Cheverie
Nora O’neil
Ethel
Portapique
Llewellyn
MASSACHUSETTS CLOTHING CO announces word contest
A 15 prize contest invites entrants to form the largest number of single words from the letters of MASSACHUSETTS CLOTHING COMPANY. Letters may be reused across words but any letter used once in the entire name cannot appear more than once in a single word. Entries due by December 31, 1995 to Advertising Dept. My Clother corner Hanover and Portland Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Clothing Company
Advertising Dept
Massachusetts. Clothing Co
My Clother
Hanover
Portland Streets
New England Cotton Manufacturers Depart for Southern Tour
The New England Cotton Manufacturers Association, about 200 members, left Boston last evening on the Fall River line under Messrs. Raymond and Whitcomb. On arrival in Washington, the Southern Railway will provide Pullman cars to Atlanta for inspection of the Cotton States and International Exposition. They will then tour Southern districts along the Southern railway, returning via Rome Georgia, Chattanooga Tennessee, and Asheville North Carolina.
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New England Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Boston
Fall River
Messrs
Raymond and
Whitcomb
Washington
Southern Railway Company
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Rome
Chattanooga
Tenn
Asheville
N. C
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Ove
Real Shell Back Comics
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Tetley’s Tea
Floer
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Oere
Yankee
Cood Union
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Hull
Elm Square
H. A. Gibbs
Plymouth
Chas, Green & Co
Ora
Washington St
Eileen Toan
Crescenso Pagano
Melton
Beaver
E.C. Almy & CO
J. J. Wren
General Pitcher
Don Dickinson
Gall
E. C. Almy & CO
Washington and
Essex
Salem Schools
Lord—Dutton
DR. Riskell
Massachusetts Clothing CO
Meltons
s.Vorenberg& Co
Washington Street
Hanover Street
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