World Coinage In 1897 Production And Exports
The 1897 mint report details underlying figures for gold and silver production in the United States and abroad. It cites gold totals by region and state, silver outputs, coinage values, stockpiles, and net exports, with explicit figures for the United States, Mexico, South Africa, Australasia, Russia, and California, Colorado, Montana, and Vermont.
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Washington
Mint
United States
South African Republic
Australasia
Russia
Mexico
Colorado
California
Montana
Vermont
London
Man Charged After Fatal Boiling Water Assault At Factory
Severano De Stefani, 35, arraigned in North Adams on a assault charge after allegedly throwing W. J. Ryan into a vat of boiling water at Arnold Print Works. Ryan died after 12 hours of suffering. Stefani held on 500 dollars bail. inquest set for early next week.
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North Adams
Severano de Stefani
W. J. Ryan
Arnold Print Works
Stefani
Ryan
Complaint Against Officer Over Unlawful Arrest
Patrolman McDonough of Joy street station faces a complaint before Commissioner Curtis for unlawful arrest and ill treatment of prisoner Henry J. O'Brien of Damon Safe Company. O'Brien says Fallon assaulted him last July on North Grove street. McDonough arrested O'Brien instead and allegedly struck him and rough handled him. Case under advisement.
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Curtis
McDonough
Joy Street
Henry J. O’brien
Damon Safe Company
O’brien
Fallon
North Grove Street
Boston's Bradlee House Teeters Before New Block
One of Boston's oldest landmarks, the Bradlee house at Tremont and Hollis, is being torn down for a five storey block with two storey apartments. Built in 1771, it hosted the Boston Tea Party leaders and Washington, escaping cannon fire in Dorchester Heights. Owners have changed to the Doggett family, and demolition is supervised by Samuel Bradlee Doggett with J. J. Reagan handling tearing down. The project may expand to more stores or offices if successful.
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Boston
Bradlee
Tremont and
Hollis Streets
Washington
Sarah Bradlee
John Fulton
Dorchester Heights
Faneuil Hall
Old South Church
Charles River
Cambridge
Roxbury
Dorchester
Nathaniel Bradlee
Richard Gridley
Welcher
John Blake
Doggett
Great South End
David
Thomas
Josiah
Sarah
Samuel Bradlee Doggett
J. J. Reagan
Inquest Probes Doctor Absence in Harold Frederic Death
The inquest into Harold Frederic life and sudden Henley death adjourns after testimony that he refused doctors. Ruth Frederic says he distrusted physicians and sought Christian Science absent treatment. Doctors testify rheumatic fever and paralysis contributed. adjournment pending Mrs Frederic’s appearance.
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London
Harold Frederic
Henley
Frederik
Ruth
Mills
Kate Lyon
Frederic
John Stokes
Porto Rico regiment to arrive in Boston after voyage
Despatches from Porto Rico say the Mississippi with the Sixth Regiment left yesterday morning. The unit is due in Boston next Wednesday and a large reception is planned. Governor Wolcott Adjutant-General Dalton and others will greet the returning troops from a tug off the harbor. The government will grant a sixty day furlough and arrange railroad transport home. Colonel Harry Converse coordinated with quarantine officials for a quick inspection.
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Porto Rico
Boston
Wolcott
Dalton
United States
Harry Converse
Great Fair Draws 14000 Despite Yesterday's Storm
The Mechanics' Fair continued to attract crowds with 14 000 visitors. A large Wellesley High School excursion led by Principal S L Brown joined a rich program of concerts and speeches. Notable events included Colonel Henry Walker recounting the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company history and Miss Katherine Hutchinson performing with pianist Clarence Benedict. Southern cookery demonstrations and Educator Foods talks drew domestic science interest, while Hall's Boston Brass Band received praise for the mid day concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley High School
S. L. Brown
Levy
Boston
Stella Costa
Carter
Hall
Boston Brass Band
Cambridge Manual Training School
Patriotic Department
Henry Walker
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Katherine M. Hutchinson
Clarence S. Benedict
F. N. Barbour
John T. Patrick
Pine Bluffs
N. C
Helen Hobbs
A. L. Scruggs
Pine
Colonel Suter Named to Lead Army Engineer Corps in Boston
Colonel Charles R. Suter of San Francisco arrives in Boston to assume command of the United States Army Engineer Corps station, succeeding Colonel S. M. Mansfield who leaves Boston for the Pacific slope. Suter is a West Point trained veteran.
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United States Army Engineer Corps
Mansfield
S. M. Mansfield
Boston
Pacific Slope
Charles R. Suter
San Francisco
Cal
Suter
West Point
Leopard Reports Severe Coastal Storms Hit Newfoundland
The Leopard arrives at St Johns reporting severe coastal storms. It says Lieutenant Peary's Windward is unlikely to arrive this autumn under Captain John Bartlett. Also ships Neptune and Ganges relate wreck aftermath with the hull underwater and no salvage possible beyond deck gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John’s
N. F
Leopard
Peary
Windward
John Bartlett
Neptune
Hickey to Speak for Socialist Labor at Old Franklin School
Thomas A. Hickey of New York will address Branch 9 of the Socialist Labor party this evening at the Old Franklin school house on Washington street near Dover street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Hickey
New York
Branch 9
Socialist Labor Party
Old Franklin
Washington Street
Dover Street
Waltham Watch Price Error in Boston Post Ad
The Boston Diamond Company advertisement in yesterday's Post listed a Waltham watch price as percent. The correct price was $6, a figure low enough for genuine Waltham watches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Boston Diamond Company
Distressing Stomach Disease Promoted as World Cure
Advertises South American Nervine Tonic as a permanent cure for stomach weakness and indigestion. Claims relief begins with the first dose and guarantees a certain cure, selling through Gro. G. Goodwin Co. in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GRO. G. Goodwin CO
Drugsigig
Hanover St
Boston
Mass
Episcopal Deputies Approve Missionary Bishops and Divorce Inquiry
Washington oct 21 the Episcopal house of deputies confirmed bishops choices for missionary districts naming james b funston william h moreland and samuel c edsall the session adopted article 9 on ecclesiastical offences and created a thirteen member committee to handle marriage and divorce with a report due before the next general convention bishops approved Cuba hawaii puerto rico measures but disagreed on hymnal revision proceedings.
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Washington
Episcopal House of Deputies
Boise
James B. Funston
Sacramento
William H. Moreland
North Dakota
Samuel C. Edsall
Francis Lynde Stetson
New York
Cuba
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Supreme Court decision on union labor bids affects contractors
The full bench rules that bidders may introduce union vote evidence showing labor unions opposed to firms that did not win contracts. In Mor rissey v Geisel the Superior Court admitted two union votes as probative. the Supreme Court sustains that ruling, noting the evidence was rightly admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Thomas C. Morrissey
Theodore H. Geisel
Superior Court
Socialist Labor group sends condolence to Peare family
The Boston Socialist Labor city committee approved a letter to Governor candidate George R. Peare and his wife of Lynn Mass offering deep sympathy for the death of their daughter. The message notes the daughter's early commitment to Socialist truth and hopes the tragedy strengthens family devotion to the cause.
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Socialist Labor Party
George R. Peare
The Dangerous Maid to Open in Boston This Nov
The Dangerous Maid will debut in Boston on November 7 as the first American pro duction following its planned New York opening at the Casino. The play features a duel between two women in semi nude attire and the venue is not yet stated.
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Casino
New York
Providence
B. F. Keith
John G. Webster
Boston
Castle Square Company
Howard M. Ticknor
J. H. Gilmour
J. R. Pitman
Mr. Gilmore
Miss Lawrence
Roxane
Martha Morton
Tremont Theatre
Sol Smith Russell
Russell
Faust
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Bowdoin
White Heather
Edgar Selden
Grand Opera House
Thomas E. Shea
Blaney
Columbia
John Martin
Anna Held
Laures
Maude Adams
the Little Minister
Hollis
Miss Adams
Keith
Weber and Fields
McAvoy
May
Dillon Brothers
Billy van
O’rourke
Burnett
the Howard
Lizzie B. Raymond
al Reeves
Valdis
Grand Theatre
Highman
Iny
Francioli
Minstrel
Thomas and Watson
George Co. Lorimer
America
Tremont Temple
Austin & Stone’s
Okabe
Frank V. Dunn
Palace Theatre
Kid’ McCoy
McCoy
Maher
Corbett
Mr. Dunn
Frank Daniels
Robert G. Ingersoll
Boston Theatre
Spain
Colored soldiers sought for Twenty-fifth Infantry
Major Quinton at Kneeland street recruiting station calls for 10 colored soldiers to join the Twenty-fifth United States infantry now in Denver. Recruits must read and write and may rise to noncommissioned officer, with the regiment having a fine Spanish War record.
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Quinton
Kneeland Street
War Department
Twenty-fifth United States Infantry
Denver
Sergeant Hickey Named to Fill Vacancy in Company B
It is intimated that the second Heutenancy of Company B Ninth Massachusetts U S V will be filled by First Sergeant John H Hickey. Hickey was in Ireland when war began, returned to join at Camp Dewey, and served with the regiment in Cuba showing courage and bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Murray
John H.ickey
Hickey
Ireland
Camp Dewey
Cuba
Silva Found Guilty of Manslaughter in First Degree
The jury found William Silva guilty of manslaughter in the first degree for causing the death of Joseph A. Pacheco also known as Joseph Alves. Verdict announced at 9:35 yesterday morning in the Superior Criminal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Silva
Joseph A. Pacheco
Joseph Alves
Superior Criminal Court
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Beecham
Dean
Beg Tory
CNN
Boston’s
Emil Posselt
Posselt
Colonel Suter
Lieut. Peary
Boston Socialists
Sheppard & CO
Washington St
Goethe
Joseph Callahan
Mephisto
FE. L. Snader
Fausi
E. R. Philips
Valentine
Carl Tey
Wagner
Mark Kent
Brander
Fanny McIntyre
Marguerite
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Siebel
Florence Hale
Dame Martha
Weber and Kelds
Johnny Jolliers
Grand Weber and Fields
Burlesque Company
Queen of Comediennes
Izzize
Raymond Scond
Shamrock
John and
Harry Dillon
Billy Wan
Johnnie Qouvicley
Boston Newsboy
Gton
Dover Sts
Manhattan
Cushman & Holcombe
Gilbert
Goldie Boyce
Black Dryden
Leslie Surman
Wizard OF the Nile Tremont Theatre
Uncle Dick
St. Hollis
Tee Isaac R. Rich
Charles Frohman
J. M. Barrie
Lowell
J. C. Wellwood
I. H. Krebs
Second Massachusetts Regiment
Wells Memorial Institute
Hallowe'en Concert & Bals
Annie Grey
Odd Fellows
Tremont & Barksey
Bromfield St
Boston Museum
MecNaily
Klaw & Erlanger
Erg Rane
Eugene Tomprin
Rick
N. Y. Succes
Anna
Columbia Matinees
John Martins
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Buffalo
Chicago
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Pacific Coast
Raymond & Whitcomb
School St
Attleboro
Fifth
Massachusetts Regiment
Camp Meade
Alive Boston Brass Band
Germanin Bana
Herbert L. Clarke
Paul Revere Wall
Mechanics
Iree
New England
Grand Hall
Paul Revere
Schilzonyi
Knaben-Kapelle
S. Miller Kent
Harry Woodruff
Capital
Mrs. Chas. T. Ellis
Eugene Tompkins
RIC
White Heather Rose
Robt, & Endersoll
Quincy House
Brattle Square
Tremont St
Tele
Tremont
Oxford, Dally
Belasco and
de Mille
Cyrano DE Bergerac
Boston Y
Aymnasium
Gyimnasiuum
Beys, Batuniare
If Roberts
G. L. Meylan
Young Men’s Christian
Louiston St
Geo. W
Austin
Stone
Covals
Marge the Great Electrograph
Thos
E. Shea
Seden’s & Spring Chicken
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