Ninety Ninth Birthday for Boston Abolitionist Eunice Davis
Mrs Eunice Russ Davis celebrated her 99th birthday at her granddaughter's Dedham home with family from Lynn Cambridge and Boston. Attendees included Judge Ely Mrs Fowler and Mrs Faber. She witnessed Garrison era events and wore the dress from a mob incident. Born 180 in Andover she married thrice and has one son nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Quincy
Andover
Russ
Rand
Davis
Ross
Robert Amos
Merrimac
John Owis
Damaged Rib Suit Ended In Eight Hundred Verdict
A $15 000 assault and battery case from Dedham Court concluded with a verdict of $800 for plaintiff Thomas Kennison of Quincy. The jury deliberated briefly after the defendant Jeremiah W. Donovan of Atlantic tried to dodge a money claim. Counsel for Kennison were Hon. William A. Morse and Joseph F. O'Connell. J W McAnarney spoke for Donovan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Thomas Kennison
Quincy
Jeremiah W. Donovan
Atlantic
William A. Morse
Joseph F. O’connell
Mr. Kennison
J. W. McAnarney
Oldest U S postal clerk Charles Brigham marks 85th birthday
Charles Brigham of 30 Montgomery Street turns eighty five and is described as the nation's oldest postal clerk. He began at the Boston post office in 1840 and has served fifty nine years with only rare absences, now homebound after an accident last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brigham
Montgomery Street
United States
Boston
Mr. Brigham
Brownington
Nathaniel Greene
Old State House
Here
New York
Brigham
Dartmouth trustees authorize new dormitory near Dartmouth Hall
New dormitory to open next fall will house about sixty students in brick colonial design. Planned by Charles A. Rich of New York the building will be heated from a central plant and arranged in three sections with single rooms. Located east of Dartmouth Hall in the college park, it reflects the area’s expanding campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
Charles A. Rich
New York
Dartmouth Hall
College Park
Richardson and Wilder Halls
Union Label Magazine Faces Wage Earner Interest Surge
The current issue highlights Labor and Politics by Samuel Gompers and The Union Label by John N. Bogart with other topics including Single Tax by W. L. Crosman. The editorials critique the attorney general and praise union label products boosting purchases. published from 306 Sudbury Building in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qabel Magazine
Labor and Politics
Samuel Gompers
Union
John N. Bogart
The
New York Journal
W. L. Crosman
American Federation of Labor
Sudbury
Autopsy Finds Death By Own Action for Mrs. Pascalina Fucci
Medical examiner Dr. Thomas M. Durrell of Somerville ruled the Malden woman’s death as self-inflicted. The probable cause cited is her reluctance to return to Italy, where her husband planned to travel around Nov 1 to claim property, after a period of strange behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Durrell
Somerville
Theody
Pascalina Fucci
Malden
Italy
Textile workers in Lowell prep for wage strike talks
Lowell textile unions plan a meeting at Mule Spinners Hall on October 30 to organize rallies, educate members, and demand higher wages. They cite Fall River as a precedent seeking a 10 percent raise and expect delays from mill agents while labor sentiment favors action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Thomas ‘F. Connolly
Textile Council
Mule Spinners’ Hall
Middle Street
Fall River
Longfellow
New Engand
Boston
Manufacturers’ Association
United Action
Post
Lsten
Lord Mayor and Mr Redmond Arrive in Boston Today
Ireland's two representatives the Lord Mayor of Dublin Daniel Tallon and Hon John E Redmond M P arrive in Boston at 3 pm at South Union station. They will be greeted by the Parnell Memorial Association and taken to Parker House. A reception at the Boston Theatre Sunday night features Mayor Quincy and Tufts President Ca pen with Hibernians leader Slattery. The visit aims to safeguard the Parnell homestead in the Vale of Avoca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Daniel Tallon
Dublin
John E. Redmond
M. P
Boston
South Union Station
Parnell Memorial Association of
Parker House
Justice Keogh
New York Supreme Court
William Temple Emmet
Robert Emmet
Edward O'Flaherty
Redmond
Quincy
BE. H. Capen
Tufts College
B. J. Slattery
Order of Hibernians
Ninth Regiment
George F. H. Murray
Mr. Redmond
Parnell
Vale of Avoca
The
Memorial Association
Textile Council Advances Meeting on Wage Increase
Fall River delegates arranged a Monday conference with Cotton Manufacturers' Association reps to push for higher wages for mill operatives. Weavers seek a 2 cent cut raise plus proportional increases, loom fixers demand a uniform scale, and makers' tenders back the plan as mule spinners remain best paid. The New Bedford decision to seek a conference may bolster local wage demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Textile Council
Manufacturers’ Association
Rounseville
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
James Whitehead
C. C. Rounseville
New Bedford
Shoplifters Arrested in City Stores
Filen Grant aged 50 from Chelsea and Mary Brown aged 55 from Cambridge were arrested for shoplifting in major stores yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filen Grant
Chelsea
Mary Brown
Cambridge
Parnell Memorial Plans and Irish Leaders Visited by American Officials
The article details efforts to fund a Parnell memorial in Dublin near O Connell’s tomb and to preserve Avondale as a public park. It notes Lord Mayor and Mr Redmond visiting New York and planning talks in Albany Montreal Portland Providence Worcester Chicago Buffalo Philadelphia with U S senators. It also mentions a Madison Square Garden drill with Col Duffy and a Boston stop to study municipal government at City Hall.
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Redmond
New York
Dublin
Ireland
Albany
Roosevelt
Montreal
Portland
Providence
Worcester
Boringsele
Chicago
Buffalo
Philadelphia
United States
Congress
Washington
Hoffman House
van Wyck
Duffy
Sixty-ninth
Madison Square Garden
Boston
Tomas Kennedy
F. R
M. Parnell Stewart
Charles Stewart Parnell
Commodore Stewart
Brumby Honored With Sword in Georgia Manila Service
Atlanta marked October 26 with a public tribute to Lt. Thomas B. Brumby of the Olympia for his service in Manila. Gov. Candler and federal officials attended a Capitol ceremony where a sword was presented after a Dewey telegram. Brumby said he did what he could at Manila amid cheers and a large parade.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Thomas
Brumby
Olympia
Manila
Aragon Hotel
State Capitol
Candler
United States
Supreme Bench
Georgia House
Senate
Woodward
General Assembly
Washington Street
Capitol
Clark Howell
Admiral Dewey
Washington, D. C
Peachtree
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Alabama
South Carolina
North Carolina
G. A. R. Veterans
Confederate Veterans and Sons of Confederate Veterans
Bicycle Stolen From Worcester Street Resident
William A. Rogers of 48 Worcester Street reported to police last night that his bicycle is missing. The black frame bike bears the name Dre Hastiies and carries the number 43897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Rogers
Worcester Street
Ee . Public Y
Grolmann's Body Sent Home From Boston Tavern Death
The body of Freiherr Von Hugo Grolmann, a German nobleman, who died by self-inflicted action last Friday at the Boston Tavern, was shipped from Tinkham's to Berlin. The casket joined the Allan line steamer Hibernia with floral offerings from Orpheus Musical Society, Boylston School Verein, and German Rifle Club, of which he was a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freiherr von Hugo Grolman
Boston
Tinkham
Berlin
Germany
Grolman
Allan Line
Hibernia
Orpheus Musical Society
Boylston School Verein
German Rifle Club
Bankruptcy Petition Filed by George F Hall in Boston
George Franklin Hall a merchant filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the U S District Court reporting assets of 49684710 and liabilities of 688,063.65. Secured claims total 298696.40 with unsecured 218261.70 including notes on banks. Banks named include National Bank of the Republic Boston Continental National Bank Boston National Bank of North America Salem Savings Bank Beverly Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States District Court
George Franklin Hall
Tremont Pene
National Bank
RepUene
Boston
Theodore A. Hall
Continental ‘National Bank
National Bank ‘of North America
Salem Savings Bank
Salem
Beverly Savings Bank
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Esmiticei Onl
Mrs. Davis
Eunice Russ Davis
Anti
Kiow
Hawma Furniture CO
Tremont St
America
Dartmouth
Union Label Magazine
Washington Credit Co
Wetmon
Connolly
Mill
Fall River Conference
O’connell
Glasnevin
Avondale
Schley
Woman's National Industrial and Patriotic League
Washington Industrial League
National League
Charlotte Smith
Washington St
Opp. Beach
Batchelder Clothing CO
Kersey
Melton
Beaver
Merchant Teiler
Mighty Barcains
Cor
Hayward Place
R. T. Almy
Elizabeth Bavumby
S Econd Vwient, Tr
M.brumby
Lieutenant Brumby
Davis Pat
C. E. Davis & CO Mfg
Prescription Opticians
Boylston St
Park St
Bester
Grolmann
McManus, & Co., Clothiers and Outfitters
Sorner Beach
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