Boston Sports Blame Him for No Fight
Boston sportsmen blame William Brady for blocking a Corbett Fitzsimmons title clash. Interviews quote Brady and Corbett camp fears, with Billy Smith, Billy Mahoney, Patsey Sheppard and others arguing the deal is an advertising scheme and accusing Brady of dodging the match. Authorities say both fighters would fight if proper terms exist. Harry Hutchins.
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Boston
James J. Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
William Brady
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Billy Smith
Brady
Itzsimmons
Julian
Wendig
Stuart
Patsey Sheppard
Maher
Fitz
Fitzsimmons End
Harry Hutchins
Ames Death Revered as Nation Pays Tribute
Ex Governor Oliver Ames dies peacefully with daughter playing his favorite organ tunes. He will be interred Friday in North Easton village cemetery, where Ames family influence is strong. Greenhalge offers Commonwealth condolence as Mansfield mourning widens across Boston and state, factories and stores close in respect.
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Ames
North Easton
Greenhalge
Commonwealth
Ameses
Corbett Fight Declared Off After Meeting
In Hot Springs on October 22 Corbett met Julian Fitzsimmons's rep. Julian would accept no terms and Corbett declared the fight finally off.
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Corbett
Julian
Hot Springs
Ark
Fitzsimmons
Supreme Court Agents Present Corbett Case
The Supreme Court took up the Corbett habeas corpus case in Ark on October 22 as Corbett's attorneys presented their side. A decision is expected by Saturday.
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Jule Rock
Ark
Supreme Court
Corbett
Deathbed scene of former Ames governor
Ex Governor Ames died peacefully after a period of conscious awareness and brief nourishment loss. He lingered until about 8 p.m. and died without a farewell message. His family, though expecting his passing, were unprepared for the end. A touching moment involved his daughter Evelyn, whom he asked to have organ music played as his soul departed, and the tunes comforted him in his final hours.
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Boston
Post
Ames
Evelyn
Ex Governor Ames Eulogized by Massachusetts Leaders
Tributes from Governor Greenhalge Mayor Curtis Ex Governor Russell and others followed the news of Ex Governor Ames death. Condolence letters praised his sound judgment integrity and friendly nature. City officials and Assembly members recalled his public service and personal warmth.
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Greanhalge
Curtis
Mafia
Russell
Ames
Greenhalge
Claflin
Brackett
Long
Herl
Ex-Governor Ames Death Recap From Family Doctor
North Easton reports grief over ex-Governor Ames who died after a fall of health following his daughter’s wagon accident. Dr. George B. Cogswell, longtime Ames family physician, describes a summer improvement then a shock on Oct 2 when his daughter Mrs. Nowell was injured. Oct 10 angina then uraemic poisoning led to death on Tuesday.
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North Easton
North Eoston
George B. Cogswell
Ames
Boston
Nowell
Oliver
End Comes After 8 As Man Passes In Silent Sleep
The subject never regained consciousness after 8 o'clock and died without waking from a long stupor. He was widely respected and loved, with many friends in the vicinity mourning his loss.
Funeral of ex-Governor Ames at North Baston
Oct 22 North Baston ex-Governor Ames funeral scheduled from his residence Friday at 2 p m a private ceremony. The procession will go to the Unitarian Church Unity for a brief service by Rev William L Chaf fin, with address prayer and hymn quartet, then to the village cemetery for burial beside his ancestors.
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North Baston
Ames
Paul Dean Lodge
A. F
A. M
Unitarian Church of the Unity
William L. Chaffin
Oliver Ames
Longtime Ameses foreman recalls ex governor with affection
North Easton October 22 John Kerr longtime foreman of the Ames shovel works recalls witnessing three generations of Ames families pass and counting the ex governor among boyhood friends. Kerr says the ex governor was plain and friendly to all, sharing wood jokes and common humanity across rich and poor.
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North Easton
John ,Kerr
Armmés
Ameses
Corporation
Glad Vacation Ends in Bitter Pain and Bright's Disease Warning
An article recounts a Philadelphia youth fatally injured by a cuff button and warns of illness after outdoor summer living. It describes backache, fever, weakness, and Bright's disease, urging Warner's Safe Cure as a remedy to restore kidney function and relieve inflammation.
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Philadelphia
Bright
Warner
Armenian Trouble Deepens in Ismid and Asia Minor
Reports from Constantinople say Mussulmans in Ismid attack Christians, including an alleged assault on a young Armenian girl. Authorities deny the charge, yet troops are sent. Advices from Adana and Aleppo note a growing revolutionary propaganda with Armenian conscripts, arms, ammunition, and dynamite secretly entering the area.
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Constantinople
Mussulmans
Ismid
Asia Minor
Adana
Aleppo
Parker-Build Wedding Brings Boston Elite to Church
Miss Rose Guild daughter of Rev Edward C Guild of Brunswick Maine married Mr Richard Fay Parker at noon yesterday in the Birst Church Berkeley Street Boston. Rev Stopford Brooke officiated with ushers Gordon Dexter Edward H Eldridge Leo Everett Mason Hammond Hugh Whitney Elisha Flagg 2d Henry R Dalton Jr. The couple will reside in Westboro.
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Rose Guild
Edward C. Guild
Brunswick
Richard Fay Parker
Boston
Birst
Berkeley Street
Parker
Augustus H.parker
Stopford Brooke
First Church
Gordon Dexter
Edward H. Eldridge
Leo Everett
Mason Hammond
Hugh Whitney
Elisha Flagg
Henry R. Dalton
Celebrated: Their Silver Wedding
Mr and Mrs John Leonard of 9 Bickford Avenue Roxbury celebrated the twenty fifth anniversary of their marriage last evening. A large number of guests attended with their three daughters and Miss Anna Arthur assisting. Excellent vocal and instrumental selections were rendered aided by Mr Edward Norton a popular tenor. They received many useful gifts and an excellent collation was served. An enjoyable evening was passed.
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John Leonard
Bickford Avenue
Roxbury
Williams to the Holyoke on local self government rally
At Holyoke on October 22 1895 George Fred Williams and Josiah Quincy spoke at a crowded Democratic rally. Williams denounced the A P A and argued for municipal autonomy against Governor Greenhalge and Republican overreach including street railway police power. He warned that private corporations should not control city policing and urged restoring local self government.
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Holyoke
George Fred Williams
Josiah Quincy
W. A. Chase
Hampden
A. P.A
Williams
Massachusetts
New
Boston
Fall River
Woburn
Greenhalge
Commonwealth
State House
Whitcomb
Republican Party
Cellency
Executive Council
Street Railway
New England
Abington
Mullin and Fitz Wedding in Somerville Parlor Seen by Many
The Somerville society gathered for the Mullin Fitz wedding last night. Miss Clara F Mullin, daughter of Mr W F Mullin and Mrs Ellen Mullin, wed Mr Charles D Fitz of Somerville. About 200 guests attended as the ceremony occurred in a large parlor beneath an arch of autumnal foliage.
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Somerville
Clara F. Mullin
W. F
Ellen Mullin
Charles D. Fitz
Bradford Shamming Case Delayed as Doctor Pleads Ill
Bradford Shamming in New York Oct. 22. Dr Olando Bradford the alleged counterfeiter who was to be tried today pleaded illness and was allowed to remain in Ludlow Street Jail under close marshal supervision. Authorities fear he is shamming to escape and aim to face trial soon.
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New York
Olando Bradford
Ludlow Street
United States
American Wringer Co Product Makers and Repairs
The American Wringer Co. at 18 and 15 Broadway extension, city, manufactures wringers, mangles, springs, beds and car pet sweepers. Repairs all kinds of wringers and sweepers. Mail orders promptly attended. Telephone Tremont 764.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
Insolvency notice for Alfred W. of Chelsea
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk county creditors meet to hear the second meeting of Alfred W. insolvent debtor's estate. The assignees announce a creditors meeting at the Court of Insolvency in Boston on a January day in 1806 at ten o'clock. Walter Whittlenet appears as creditor representative.
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Commonwealth OF Massac
Suffolk
Ton
Waller L. Libby
Boston
Suffo
Court House
Pemberton* Square
Said
County of On
A. D
John F. Kelly
Essenger
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Emma F. Merrill
Berton Square
Lik
Depety
Sheritt, Essenger
Alfred W
Chelsea
Ten O' Bana
Walter Whittlenet
Middlesex
Ales H. Tainter
Newton
Cambridge
Samuel W
Tucker
Bruce W. Hobbs
Gg Ay Ae
Ten Pina
Albert Eguent
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Ninth Regiment
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Europe
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Cogswell
Village Cemetery
John, Kerr
Spiritu
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ST Hood's
Wiliams
Mullin—Fitz
Bradford
Temple Place
Puritana
Prof Dod Crosby
Mls
Puritans Compound Co
Concord, N. H
S Tory
Ephraim L. Hal Caroline
FBI
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Eden Street
Eden
Forrest Place
Fetton & Parker
Tossai Hall
William A. “Rolfe Lucy
Willia
Sali Teen
K. Linscott
Devonshire Street
Wilson Bros
Big Clock
Preble
Whitefo 21
Stephen Herbert Hebi Sar Preble
Jennie A. Whiteford
Wakefield
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Kneeland Street
Modis
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American House
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