Contributions Pour In For Blind Kindergarten Building
A list of donations to the kindergarten for the blind includes Francis Brooks and others totaling many thousands. An eligible estate has been secured and building work proceeds, but funds will run out without annual subscriptions and endowment gifts. Treasurer E ded Jackson at 178 Devonshire Street urges gifts to sustain operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Brooks
Chickering
Dorchester
Children’s Fair
Swampscott
J. T. Coolidge
Prescott Bigelow
Abby W. May
D. S. Cass
Sears
Wales
Edded Jackson
Devonshire Ree
Bequests of Edward Lawrence of Charlestown Detailed
Will of Edward Lawrence distributes funds to Winchester home for old ladies and infant School society in Charlestown, Devens Benevolent Society, Harvard town library and reference books, Unitarian Sunday school, town walls, Boston Public Library, and cruelty prevention societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lawrence
Charlestown
Winchester
Infant School Society
Children’s Home
Old Ladies’ Home
Devens Benevolent Society
Harvard
Mass
A. A. Miner
Unitarian Society
Town of
Boston Public Library
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Btookline Avenue to Open in Two Weeks for Travel
Alderman Welch and Councilmen Murphy and Leppen will oversee arrangements for entertaining the National Society of Mechanical Engineers next month. Dorchester sewer expansion faces new remonstrances as $65,000 is appropriated. Auckland and Commercial streets also face opposition. The sewer project’s feasibility may be reassessed amid local opposition and questions on Dorchester’s needs. Mayor held a long conference with the acting Superintendent Morton and Mr. McLaughlin on reducing paving department expenses. Morton says no reduction in force without harm.
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Welch
W. H. H. Murphy
Leppen
National Society
Mechanical Engineers
Dorchester
Auckland Street
Commercial
Morton
McLaughlin
Faulkner Evangelical Union Receives Land and Funds
John B. Faulkner has donated a lot of land and 4000 dollars to the Faulkner Evangelical Union for a church edifice. The donor intends the amount to cover all expenses, and building will be erected promptly near Faulkner station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Faulkner
Faulkner Evangelical Union
Faulkner Station
Trade firm listings across nations in Baltimore to Wilmington
A fragmented OCR style listing shows numerous firm names and addresses in cities like Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati Detroit Memphis Norfolk Omaha Portsmouth St Louis and others. The page appears to catalog shoe suppliers and wholesalers such as Spragins Spragina Stover Craddock Adams Co Selz Schwab Co Dittman Shoe Co Noyes Norman Co Kelley Goodfellow Humphrey Paris and French Sons among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mda
Spragins
Spragina
Stover & Craddock
Baltimore
Nixon
Almutt Nixon & Goldsborough
W C Carroll
Garroll, Adams & Co
Tre
Bloomington
J P Smith
Smith & Sons
Butte
Min
Ira O Mann
Ads
Chicago
O Kreisman
J Emery
Hatch & Emery
Tni
Farnum
P Farnum & Co
Columbus
Jones
Reed
Jones & Co
Detroit
Mich
E Walker
Robinson &Co
Kansas City
Kendall
Kendall & Co
Craw Mansfield
M Weaver
Weaver & Co
Memphis
Tenn
J M Goodbar
Goodbar & Co
Goodbar
Love
Godbar
Love & Co
Norfolk
Brickhouse
Brickhouse & Co
Par
Omaha
Savannah
Einstein
Einstein Sons
Toledo
Rodgers
Dewey, Rodgers & Co
B Taylor
Humphrey
Humphrey Bros & Jacy
Wilmington
French
Geo R
French & Sons
Weather Indications for New England and Surrounding Regions
For New England states expect generally fair weather with winds shifting to the west and south, slight temperature changes, and a steady barometer. Middle Atlantic states show fair weather with variable winds veering to southerly, slight temperature rise, and a falling barometer, rising in extreme southeast. Lower Lake region forecasts fair skies with winds shifting east to south, a lower barometer, and small temperature changes.
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New England States
Middle Atlantic States
Lower Lake Region
Doubtful outcome in Eastern New England league clash
A lively Wednesday meeting looms as Brocktons and Lawrences clash over Flynn contract fights. Meriden claims and Lawrence responses shape the debate while a Providence salary coop scheme provokes disbelief. Events cover games, salaries, and upcoming gym plans in Brockton and beyond.
Referee Chosen for Hanlan Teemer Rowing Match in Albany
Hanlan and Teemer completed practice for tomorrow's race at Stan wix hall. They agreed on James F. Ormond of Boston as referee after a brief naming exchange. Ormond received notice at 2 PM and left for Albany. some reports say Hamilton Busby may appoint the referee.
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Hanlan Steck
James F. Ormond
Albany
N. Y
Hanlan
Teemer
Boston
Ormond
Stanwix Hall
John Cullen
Hamilton Busby
Polo Season Opens Across New England Clubs
New England polo league of eight clubs from Boston Salem Cambridge Somerville Brockton Taunton Wor burn and Waltham begins Nov 16 with Boston aiming for Wright & Ditson pennant. Team lists include A G Doe Jon Connell J H Smith W E Linsey A F Dead and J V Morway. They tour Montpelier Utica Syracuse Detroit before season ends. Salem hosts pennant ceremony Nov 2. Middleboro barred from Southern New England league. New Bedford and Somerville, Taunton lineups listed. A Harvard Tufts Yale feeder game discussed. Marlboro league elected F W Riley president. Manchester beat Lowell 3-2 in rink. Rockland beat Portland 3-2.
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New England
Boston
Salem
Cambridge
Somerville
Brockton
Taunton
Woburn
Waltham
Wright & Ditson
Rush
A. G. Doe
Jon Connell
John H. Smith
W. E. Linsey
A. F
Jozeph V. Morway
Arthur D. Gordon
South Framingham
Montpelier
Burlington
North Adams
Hoosac Falls
Utica
Syracuse
Rochester
N. Y
Detroit
New Bedfords
New Bedford
Mass
Roberts
Menard
Rashers
Curbey
Middleboro
Reed
Canavan
Latham
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Hargraves
Wheeler
Dunning
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Gourlay
Rivard
Holmes
Macomber
Anderson
Hill
Bickford
Somervilles
Harvard
Tufts
Yale
Union Polo League
Marlboro
F. W. Riley
Maynard
Clinton
Arlington
Hudson
Manchester
N. H
Manchesters
Lowells
Rockland
H. M. Bs
Falmouths
Portland
Largest land sale by Northern Pacific in Minnesota
The Northern Pacific board approved a deal for about 113000 acres in northwestern Minnesota. Buyers led by Charlies Watson of New York plan lumber production, netting at least 7 dollars per acre, over 700000 dollars. The sale reshuffles stock and may boost regional growth and rail traffic.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Minnesota
Charlies Watson
New York
Senator Sabin
Northern Pacific Railroad
Northern Pacific Company
Boston
Pierson
Lowell
Vermont
Passumpsic
South Eastern
Canadianacific
Northwest
Chicago
Fitchburg
Vanderbilt
West Shore
Boston Roads
Kansas City
Memphis
Springfield
Green County
T. J. Delaney
Ss. H. Boyd
E. B. Adams
St. Louis
Kansas City, Ft. Scott and Gulf Railroad Company
Hannibal and St. Joseph
Gulf Railroad
Ash Grove
Kansas City and
Memphis Railroad
John M. Richardson
Lake Erie and Western
Cheney
Southern Pacific Company
Texas Pacific
Central
Union Pacific
Denver and
Rio Grande
Southern Pacific
Needles
Atlantic
Explosions at King's Ledge near Dorchester draw crowd
A sizeable but not full audience watched two dynamite style blasts and a dog fight at King's Lodge site in Mt Bow Dorchester. Engineers used forcite powder to break ledge for stone cutting, with 200 pounds in 40 holes and 12 holes of 12 feet each for the final charge.
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King’s Ledge
Mt. Bowdoin
Dorchester
King’s Lodge
Putney
Rival Plans Cloud Massachusetts Republican Committee Leadership
The Massachusetts Republican State Committee of 40 members debates leadership with 17 new members this year and 13 fresh appointees. Major Gould of Medfield and Judge Henry J. Wells of Cambridge emerge as leading chairmanship contenders, while Col. Whipple, Secretary Whipple and others consider succession. Lodge and Southworth shape ongoing reform debates as political fortunes hinge on civil service arguments and future elections.
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Republican State Committee
Beard
Whipple
Joseph Bennett
Finance Committee
Major Gould
Medfield
Henry J. Wells
Cambridge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nahant
Essex
Robert A. Southworth
Charlestown
Col. Whipple
Flagg
Workman Falls From Gate House Staging at Birch Pond Dam
Michael McNamee a stone mason at Birch Pond dam fell ten feet to rocks while on staging. He suffered a fractured skull and severe hand cuts and was taken to hospital where prognosis is grim. Meanwhile Boston yachtman Mr Codman searched Nahant waters for drowned boaters Fred L Taylor age 24 and John Cole age 36 from Nahant fire department and Lynn Yacht Club member Taylor. The pair sailed Wednesday afternoon with lobsters from Boston to Nahant then disappeared after returning at 1 20 PM a squall likely swamped them. Complaints about H C Oliver naturalization clerk drawn to Governor Robinson by Rep P S Curry. Lynn shoe firms shipped 5919 cases week ending Oct 22 compared to 4655 last year.
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Michael McNamee
Birch Pond Dam
Mr. Codman
Boston
Nahant
Fred L. Taylor
John Cole
Cole
Taylor
Lapstreak
Tayor
Nahant Fire Department
An Taylor
Lynn Yacht Club
H. C. Oliver
P.S. Curry
Robinson
City panel debates water relief for Gallow's Hill
A joint city convention discussed relief options for Gallow's hill water shortage. Alderman Arey proposed a 13 000 dollar top Hill reservoir with a 500 000 gallon capacity while other actions included 3000 extra for schools and 300 for Essex street lighting. The meeting also approved 4 percent bonds for North River improvements and noted a Beverly land transfer of 10 000 dollars. The East Church minister Rev George Hosmer resigns effective January. George Rest of Salem found guilty of manslaughter for stabbing Istes. jury deliberated 50 minutes.
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Gallow’s Hill
Alderman Arey
Arey
Essex Street
Bath Fire Department
Salem
B. Porter Chamberlain
Ober Street
Beverly
Elizabeth S. Rogers
Boston
George Ho» Hosmer
East Church
George Rest
Superior Criminal Court
George Istes
South Atlantic Road Project Through Bristol to Big Stone Gap
Work has begun on the South Atlantic road from Bristol Tennessee, linking with the Norfolk and Western at Bristol and reaching Big Stone Gap to connect with the Kentucky system. Engineers praise vast mineral and timber wealth along the route. The line will be built rapidly with many workers, contractor Dr. James A. Bailey forecasts completion in 18 months.
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Bristol
Tenn
Norfolk and Western
Big Stone Gap
Kentucky
James A. Bailey
Shipping Notices and Mail Schedules From Liverpool Oct 14 To Nov 3
A dense list of ships, routes, and sailings notes from Liverpool and other ports. Includes vessel names P H Du Vernet, Samaria, Scotia, Oceanic, and others with destinations New York Boston Glasgow Antwerp Havana and more. Also notes mails close times, supplementary mail, and trans Pacific arrivals with dates in October and early November.
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Irs Liverpool
Thayer & Lincoln Catalonia
Liverpool
H du Vernet
Pieter Ae Comacknes
Gill & Lootz Samaria
Prussian
Glasgow
H & A Allan Scythia
P H du Vernet
Cha’t Margaux
Bordeaux
Funch
Eyde & Co Denmak
London
Wright & Co Rubia
Oceiricks & Co
Eider
Bremen
Oelricks & Co
Etruria
Brown & Co
Gallia
H Brown & Co
Aurania
H Brown & Jo
Jean
Azr
Pavonia
Ccas
Davordorl
Sullen
da Vernet
Boston Vity
Furness Catatonia
Warrel
H&a
Allen Samaria
H Ae Soret Ee Vity
H du V Vernet
Allan
New York
Noordland
Antwerp
P Wright & Sons
Bermuda
Aden Kitts
E Outerb'ge & Co
Ipon City
Ace Ee
Sanderson & Sons Edam
Amsterdam
Funch,Edge & Co Niagrata
Havana
JE Ward & Co BtrUria
H Brown & Co Hekla
Christiania
Finch ,Edge & Co
Circassia
Henderson Bros Donati
Qeiricns
Uo Marengo
US & B Mail
Vo St Rowans
Watson, 8 & Co
Wells City
Bristol
Arkell & Dollas Australia
Phelps Bros & Co Wyoming
Guion & Co Critics
Leith
Simpson
S & ¥ Alene
Pim, Forwood & Co Werra
Bremenwae Ee
O¢elrichs & Co
Philadelphia
Laguayra
H Brown & Cao Atizoda
Guion & Co
Harbors and Vessels Arrive and Depart in Northeast Ports
A list of ships and steamers with captains and destinations across Philadelphia Baltimore Portland New York Gloucester and coastal Maine including Steamer Rattlesnake Lancaster Frostburg Glaucus Tremont City of Gloucester and numerous schooners and brigs with mixed cargoes and ballast. Weather notes mention a below steam collier and winds shifting from southeast to Cape Cod at sunset.
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Rattlesnake
Robinson
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Mills
Philadelelphia
Frostburg
Baltimore
Glaucus Coleman
New York
Moise
Tremont
Donovan
Portland
Charles H Williams
City of Gloucester
Gloucester
Ocean Pears
Henley
Cow Bay
Semiel Brinton
Bear River
Adeha
Berry
Clemenentsport
Gold Hunter
Crowelles
Mary Eliza
Morrisey
Winterporch Oriental Smith
Millbridge
Louise
Landry
Salem
Mass
Ballast
Freddie A
Higgins
Wellfieet
Harriet Samantha
Parker
Wellfleet
Alida
Lindsay
Rockland
Aristo
Elwell
Ida
Hudson
Collins
Clark Hasson
Rockport
Mazurka
Lane
Hopkins
So West Harbor
An Iee Smith
Lamoine
Amie
Bywen Nicholson
Bucksport
W Rait
Coleman
Eliot
Futte
Littlefield
Stella Lee
Hamilton
Deer Isle
Stinson
Deer Isis
Ttearaiso
Knowlton
Exge
Buckminster
Eastern Light
Rockaway
Baker
Frank
Crediford Pennebunk
Tibbetts
Woolwich
Keliev Eden
Mary
Hillett Thompson
Boothbay
Adde
Bowman
Damariscotta
J Pomier
Bullock
Belfast
Closon
Staple
Bangor
Oson
George Shattuck
Fletcher
Maria Foss
Dodge
Raward & Frankee Thurston
Wiscasset
Newburyport
Wingarsheek
Donnell
Newby
al A Pettengull
William P Hunt
Gil Rockport
Cape Cod
Notice to Mariners Port Portland Dredging Depth
Portland October 15 notice reports the river Channel from Portland to the sea has been dredged to 20 feet at low water. The ship T A Oakes recently sank after drawing 21 feet, the greatest draught known for this season to pass clear.
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Portland
Whalers report arrivals and oil cargoes in Atlantic voyage
A San Francisco telegram notes bark Europa under Baker arriving with 1450 barrels of oil and 15,000 pounds of bone. A letter from bark Triton dated August 4 reports it has taken 120 barrels of spermaceti oil since leaving New Zealand.
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New Bedford
San Francisco
Europa
Baker
Arctic
Bark Triton
New Zealand
Shipping movements and routes listed for seafaring vessels
SPOKEN. Ship San Seen, Drinkwater, New York for Calcutta, Sept 15, lat 8 North West. Ship San Stefano, Sproul, from Cardiff for Manila, Aug 18, lat 21, lon 27. Brig Stockton, Alien, from Boston for Hayti, Oct 22, lat 36, lon 7. Brig Akbar, ne from Savannah for Boston, Oct 20, lat 41 12, lon 66 50.
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San Seen
Drinkwater
New York
Calcutta
North
San Stefano
Sproul
Cardiff
Manila
Stockton
Alien
Boston
Hayti
Son
Akbar
Savannah
Nee Rae
Crescent City
Fromew York
Claribel
Kingston
Carthagena
Acadian
Apalachicola
Alice Curtin
Baltimore
Buenos Ayres
Golden Rule
Williams
Barbadoes
Robert Porter
McGough
Baracoa
Elsa
Martelio
All
Cileared
Wandraine
Hatfield
Pernambuco
Halifax
American Union
Cook
Newport
Curtis
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Persian Monarch
Berea
Iberian
Maxwell
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Air
Orinoco
Upham
Hasgow
Glace Bay
St John
Crown Jewel
Kenney
Bristol
Orig E W Gale
Cameron Port Modoc
Armenac
Colima
San Francisco
Ponce P
Sarah
Emma
Nash
Queenstown
Benmore
Jenkins
Germanic
Thomas J May
Davis
Yokohama
City of New York
Marine notes describe ship purchase and shipyard updates
Captain J W Sherman of Camden buys a 464ths stake in the 2650 ton steamship Fredk Billings for $9,000. Steamer Chateau Leoville will receive a new stern post after arriving in Bordeaux leaky. Bark Prince Rupert’s bottom survey shows nominal damage and voyage to resume. Colonel Elliott bids for wreck removal of Perkiomen, lowest offer $7,480. Iron steamer No 247 launched in Philadelphia for Plant Investment, to sail Tampa to Savannah.
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J W Sherman
Camden
Fredk Billings
London
Chateau Leoville
Ferrier
New York
Bordeaux
Fern
Victoria
Prince Rupert
Newport
George H Elliott
United States Engineer Co
Perkiomen
Elliott
William E Chapman Ofrooklyn
Philadelphia
Wm Cramp & Sons
H B Plant
Plant Investment Company
Tampa
Fla
Avana
Multiple ships report voyage misfortunes and repairs
London reports the ship Anna dismasted en route to New York at Hiogo. Calais notes Anna Brown returning for Fall River leaking and to be docked for repairs after Oct 16. Active, from Brooklyn, struck off Watch Hull but arrived at Vineyard Haven leaking. Sir Sarah A Blaisdell, arrived Oct 12 with bow damage, sailed to Ellsworth after repairs at Salem port.
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Anna
Hiogo
New York
Calais
Anna Brown
Fall River
Vineyard Haven
Brooklyn
Hull
Salem
Sarah A Blaisdell
Ellsworth
Buenos Ayres
Port
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Fortin
Quebec
Carrie Wyman
McNeil
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