Bellamy cooperative boarding house in Decatur closes
Decatur news reports the Bellamy idea of a cooperative boarding house, started two years ago at The Ruby, is discontinued after the Executive Board led by Frank W. Anderson votes to close. Returns fell from fifty boarders to twenty-five steady, daily table costs rose, and high labor costs plus a desire to end help nuisance prompted the shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Frank W. Anderson
Mary W. French
Roby
Coperative House
Codperative
Hale Browne and Browne wedding at South Church
Salem Sept 1 Harris Hale and Miss Annie Lavinia Browne wed at South Church in a ceremony by Rev James F Brodie. Attendants included Miss Annie Hyde and Miss Grace Curtis. Reception followed. couple head to Warren for Hale’s ordination Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Strcian
Harris
Hale
Annie Lavinia Browne
South Church
James F. Brodie
Annie C. Hyde
Mabel G. Curtis
Boston
Grace R. Curtis
Florence Harlow
Jeannette T. Cary
Roxbury
Alonzo P. Weed
Newton
George L. Hyde
Herbert J. Hall
Manchester
Henry R. Johnson
George 5. Phippen
Dorchester
Samuel C. Lord
Peabody
Pemberton H. Cressey
Warren
Mr. Hale
Congregational Church
Ward
Adamanta Manufacturing Company
Boston & Lowell Railroad Company
James Fanning
Lelach & Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Philadelphia & Reading Coal
Asiatic National Bank
First Church
First National Bank
Lawrence Place
Mercantile National Bank
National Exchange Bank
Naumkeat Clothing Company
Naumkeag National Bank
Peabody Academy of Science
Salem Savings Bank
Almy
Bigelow & Washburn
George W
George W. Benson, $610 40; Heis George Creame, 8579 60; Heirs Thomas Venning
Kate Emmerton
Henry Hale
J. P. Harris & Co
John Kinsman
Wilm Kimball
Alijah Chase
N. J. Lord
J. A Leavitt
Laura J. Lambert
Nathaniel West
N. J. Perkins
C. H. & J. Price
David Pingree
Francis Peabody
George Peabody
Francs Peabody
D.C. Manning
Eliza P. Rogers
Rogers Sons
Sarah A. Silver
George L. Atmes
James R. Cook
James Kaitiela
D. Kimball
Naumkeag Street Railway
Nevins & Co
Charles Odell
Salem Gaslight Company
Frank R. Kimball
Susan S. Kimball
Ward 3
Joel Bowker
Margaret M. Choate
Eastern Railroad
John Ganey
Holyoke Mutual Fire Insurance
ROSE
Harriet E. Mansfield
Dr. B. H. Power
H. O. Bliot
J. C. Lee
C. H. Milk
William Mack
de Ezra Northey
Ellen M. P.rice
Saral’ Hottman
Jon Robinson
Benjamin Shreve
Charles Sanders
W. * Lander
Joseph W. Stone
W. K. Stone
H. Oo Stone
William Stone
Annie K. Webb
William G. Webb
H. M. Hixby & Co
James Braden
Charles Harrington
John Hertram
James A. Lord
National Bark
J. B. F. Osgood
Caroline Kiva
Charles §. Rea
James Arrington
Nathaniel Ropes
Matthew Robson
John H. Silsbee
N.r.treadwell
N. R Treadwell
Mary A. Walden
William G. Webber & Co
John M. Anderson
Charles Harrington & Co
Lyman Holman
Winston & Rogers
Benjamin F. Fabins
D. B. Gardner
John F. Hurley
Naumkeag Steam Covton Company
Caroline B. West
Salem Electric Street Company
Charles S. Clark
Thomas A. Devine
Lilly
E. A. Emmerton
Hamilton & Batcomb
George LB. Loring
WS. Masservey
A. F
J. H. Poor
William Pickering, Jr
Warren & Magee Pace
Salem Building Association
Isaac C. Wyman
Boston & Maine Railroad
William 8
Dexter
J. C. Bowers
George II. Peabody
James Dugan
Christopher McGrane
William Mayners
Endicott Peabody
Same
George Peabody Fund
William J. Golthwaite
Marblehead
George F. Putam
Josiah I. Thomas
Agnes L. Winchester
Monument Dedication Honors Sutton Civil War Soldiers
At South Sutton New Hampshire a granite monument was dedicated in memory of Sutton men who served and died in the War of the Rebellion. Gifted by George A. Pillsbury of Minneapolis, the monument features a heroic infantry statue and inscriptions recalling Sutton’s martial history and Pillsbury’s birthplace nearby. The ceremony included prayers, speeches by notable figures, and a final benediction.
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Concorp
N.H
South Sutton
George A. Pillsbury
Minneapolis
Sutton
Concord
J.D. Waldron
Ashland
Ephraim Beam
Board of
Selectmen
Pillsbury
N. Welch
Grand Army
Campbell Post
Department
Eaton
Worthen
Charles H. Kohlrausch, Jr
Billesica
Mass
Quincey
George Alfred Pillsbury
Public Building Site Decision For Lynn Post Office
The Lynn post office site report by Colonel Low favors the Jenkins site on Liberty Willow and Washington Streets. He outlines growth needs, rejects south of the railroad options, ranks four proposed parcels, and concludes with a plan to condemn to secure the Hurley Newhall Massey property for about 33 000 dollars to fit a 500 square foot building with potential expansion to 10 000 square feet.
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Unneaton
Stretan
Lynn
Crounse
Colonel Low
Jenkins
Liberty, Willow
Washington Streets
West Lynn
Boston & Maine Railroad
Usiness
Woodbury-Tol Ian
Willow Street
Central Avenue
Keene
reed-Phelan
ewhall-Ward
Low
breed-Phelan
Washington
Liberty
Willow
Central Square
Vetter
Liberty Street
Washington Street
Ubher
Huriey
Newhall
Massey
Silsbee & Gear
Kubier
Lynn's New Post Office Site Selected in Lynn
A Treasury Department report favors a site bounded by Liberty Willow and Washington streets for Lynn's new post office. The government would obtain 13 17,000 square feet from six owners for about $33,909, within a $125,000 appropriation. Locals say the site lies outside the business center among small wooden homes.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Lynn
Postoffice
Liberty, Willow
Washington Streets
Washington Street
George W. Massey
Massey
Amos Kimball
Irving Newhall
Liberty Street
Aaron Newhall
Mary A. Newhall
J. A. Gubier
Laberty
Wilson
Michael Hurley
Lyman K. Frazier
Ancient Mann house burns in Scituate landmark loss
The old Mann house on Bay street Scituate erected in 1654 and once a Plymouth county landmark was totally burned this evening. Owned by Keuben Mann it had been unoccupied for a long time and the fire is thought incendiary.
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Mann
Bay Street
Plymouth County
Keuben Mann
Tinton
N. IL
Nelson W. Earle
W. ©. Mudgett
East Tinton
Earle
Mudgett
Skowhegan. Me
Atwood Hrothers
Embden
James K. Weston
Anson
Levensy
Beverly
Waa
Francis Norwood Cabot
New Haven
Conn
Oriental Park
Savin Hook
Grand circuit meets open at Point Breeze Park
At Point Breeze Park Philadelphia on September 1 the Philadelphia Driving Park Association began its grand circuit meeting. A large crowd witnessed two of three events, with Vitello winning heat one but fading in heat two, and two sulkie accidents that damaged Maggie B and John W.
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Philadelphia Driving Park Association
Point Breeze Park
Vitello
Maggie B
John W
Maggie
Elle Timie
Grant
Abdillah
Lady Sheridan
Magbe H
Sidger
Cwsal
Bou Taylor
Bowe
Cece
BBCI
Codiespeansesecensel
Bellman
Clayton
Pops
Stabiee
Eva
Wilkgs
Seccuess
Trotting at Worcester Annual Exhibition Opens in Rain
The twenty eighth New England Agricultural Society fair in Worcester opened under cold damp weather with 2000 to 2500 attendees. President Ellsworth Mayor Harrington and George Loring spoke. Stallions cattle examined. balloon ascent parachute jump and Marantette string of running horses featured. Races included 2:33 pace for $400 purse won by Classmate driven by A Johnson Brockton. Duckworth Providence second with Happy Howe. Night fireworks postponed to tomorrow due to weather.
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New England Agricultural Society
Worcester County Agricultural Society
New England
J. Lewis Ellsworth
F. A. Harrington
George l. Loring
New England Society
Ed Jewell
Mme. Marantette
A. Johnson
Brockton
Classmate
George Duckworth
Providence
Happy Howe
C. W. Richardson
Appenoug
K. L
Fowler Kay
R.S. Bent
Natick
Sonshine
James H. Lewis
Bridgeport
B. G
Conway
J. . Crawford
Belmont
B. m
Dora Thorne
RACES AT LACONIA FEATURE WINS IN TWO RACE MEETING
The September meet at Laconia Trotting Park opened with light attendance due to threaten weather. Jerry S. won the 2 45 class after a protest over a ringer, best time 2.3474, while Dr. Smith took the 2 27 class in 2.274. Judges were A. K. Drew, Alien Lowe, and George H. Mallard.
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Laconia
Laconia Trotting Park
Ruby Mack
Miss Leonard
Jerry S
Berg
Dr. Smith
A. K. Drew
Great Falls
Alien Lowe
Boston
George II, Mallard
Lacouta
Park Place Inquest Finds Weak Overloaded Building
Testimony in the Park Place inquest continues with contradictions but indicates the wrecked building was weak and overweighted. The four adjoining structures are deemed unsafe and will be torn down. The relief fund now totals over $17,000.
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New Yor
Park Place
Daring Robbery at Nelson Station Seizes $2000
An armed man entered the Canadian Pacific station at Nelson P C yesterday, bound the agent, and opened the safe taking $2000. A second robber demanded cash from another employe before fleeing. No telegraphic communication exists with Nelson.
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Winnepeg, Man
Nelson
P. C
Kootena River
Canadian Pacific
Corruption charges fly in Canadian Public Accounts hearing
In Ottawa Sept 1 J G Roland of Roland Paper Mills was questioned over bids and contracts while Mr Lister alleged rampant corruption in the Secretary of State's department, claiming proof and threatening action. Mr Chapleau defended staff and noted samples with varying prices, and admitted inviting Roland to fund the election.
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Ottawa
Ont
Public Accounts Committee
J. G. Roland
Roland Paper Mills
St. Jerome
Lister
Riceland
Chaplan
Roland
Chapleau
Mr. Lister
V. A. Danseau
Conservative Association of Montreal
Fuud
Grand fair opens in Winthrop in new building
William Bb. Eaton Post 199 G A R of Revere opened a grand fair in their new Geach avenue building last evening. The event runs through next Monday with special sessions on Saturday and Monday afternoons. Committees for music printing voting and entertainments are listed and a large display of articles is on view. Local bands and many veterans groups will attend the event with varied programs each evening. The hall is described as handsomely decorated by Colonel Beals.
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Circle
Eighth Regiment Band of
Salem
Winthrop Brass Band
Post 15
Battalion Band of
Boston
Post 40
Band of
Malden
A Greedlub
Mozart Sextette
Brooklyn
Post 35
Chelsea
Winthrop War Veteran Association
Test 40
Beals
The Bloomfield Tragedy and Suspect Lauer
In Hartford Connecticut on September 1 authorities report strong circumstantial evidence against Louis Lauer in the Bloomfield double murder. Clothing left at a brickyard shows washing in a brook shortly after the crime and blood-like stains on a shirt. Lauer's inconsistent statements increase suspicion as the murdered couple are buried in Bloomfield Cemetery.
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Hartworp
Conn
Bloomfield Woods
Louis Lauer
Lauer
Bloomfield Cemetery
Three Drownings After Barge Collision on River
In Derroit on September 1 the steam barge Merely of Port Huron rammed and sank the stone barge Jenks. Drowned are Mrs. Peter Ebert wife of the Jenks captain Albert Jacob of Port Clinton and Jim the fireman. Six Jenks crew rescued by Merely's men. Jenks valued at 10000 and lies twenty feet deep off Mallard's Reef.
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Morely
Jenks
Jenks Shipping Company
Port Huron
Mich
War veteran missing after reunion in New Hampshire
Plymouth New York September 1 a war veteran Limothy Web ber of Campton Holtow aged 60 with a gray beard arrived for a reunion at the Weirs New Hampshire on August 24 and has since vanished his relatives search the region for clues without success.
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Plymouth
N. Y
Will of James B Crane probate in Pittsfield court
The will of the late James B Crane, famed Dalton paper maker, offered for probate in Pittsfield Probate Court. He leaves $100,000 each to widow Mary E Crane and six children, with varied legacies including real estate, firm interest, and gifts to local charities. Estate valued near $2,000,000. Executed April 6, 1887. six executors named.
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Pittsfield
James B. Crane
Dalton
Mary E. Crane
Homestead
Robert B
James A
Westfield
Frederick G
Mollie Crane
Jennie L. Couch
Myre
William Paddock
Frederick G. Crane
Crane & Co
Berkhire County
House of Mercy
Kendall brothers pay widow after sheriff death
The Kendall Brothers whose horses were stolen by Julius McArthur on May 5 in Barrington and recovered by Sheriff Smith and a party in the woods the next day presented Mrs. Smith widow with a 100 dollar check. They also sent a letter stating they believed they owed her this amount after reviewing the case.
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Dover
N. 1
Kendall Brothers
Julius Mc.Arthur
Barrington
Sheriff Smith
Excellent Shooting At Creedmoor Begins NRA Meeting
Creedmoor September 1 The nineteenth annual meeting of the National Rifle Association opened at the State range with fair weather and above average attendance for opening day. Major H Gaus inspector of rifle practice of the Second Battery, a two time Wimbledon cup winner, led with a 152 score.
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Creedmoor
Creepmoon
L. L
National Rifle Association
H. Gaus
Remarkable celestial event sighted near Pleiades
Professor Lewis Swift of Warner Observatory notes a unique phenomenon to occur in the morning of September 4 as Wolf's period comet is expected to pass directly over the Pleiades. Astronomers deem the event of great importance and unprecedented visibility to human eyes.
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Tochester
N.Y
Lewis Swift
Warner Observatory
Z Ring Grounded in Fleetwood Gale After Deck Loss
The Z Ring sailing from St John New Brunswick lost part of its deck load and parted its anchor in a gale at Fleetwood roads. It drove up the Line and grounded in a dangerous position.
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London
Z. Ring
St. John
N. B
Fleetwood
Died Aboard Teutonic En Route to Queenstown
The Teutonic reports passenger Lieutenant Wilson died of congestion of the lungs on Monday. The ship faced terrific seas yesterday and today near Queenstown.
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Teutonic
Queenstown
Wilson
Wales
Man in De Forest Identity Frames Hotel Hoax in Brooklyn
A tall stranger posing as W H De Forest, a shirt manufacturer from New York, checks into the St George Hotel Brooklyn with a companion claims vast wealth and offers to buy the hotel while ordering champagne and cigars. Suspicion grows as he sketches grand purchases and a shirt factory in Poughkeepsie before being escorted away as possibly insane. The tale ties to a prior Orange New Jersey residence and a monthlong hotel stay.
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St. George Hotel
Brooklyn
W. M.dunn
W. H. de Forest
Broadway
New York
William Tumbridge
Tveride
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Mr. de Forest
al. de Forest
Western Union
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
United States
Hanana
Fulton Street
City Hall
de Forest
Mason and Dixon
Orange
N. J
Figures of the Cotton Crop of 1891 92
New Orleans reports the annual cotton crop data for 1890 91 with port receipts totaling 6 976 350 overland 1 110 935 and southern consumption 665 282. The census of Southern mills will be released tomorrow with full details and a total cotton crop of 7 652 597 and a Southern mill consumption of 604 661 bales.
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New Orleans
Henry G. Hester
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
United States
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
Llester
Watertown School Board selects Swartz as principal
Watertown September 1 The School Board elected Edward Swartz principal of the Manual Training School at a salary of 1400 dollars. Teachers named Dora Taft Josie B Clark and Marian L Wheeler were appointed as grammar and primary assistants. A 62682 dollar appropriation was set for textbooks and supplies and Wilson R Butler was named school principal at the High School. The board voted to open evening common schools on October 5.
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Watertown
Edward Swartz
Dora ‘Taft
Mendum
Josie B. Clark
Auburn
N. H
Orange Street
Marian L. Wheeler
Pond End
Wilson R. Butler
Reading
Stoneham at the Front
Salem reports 55 applications for admission to the State Normal School, with 51 admitted including 36 from rich schools, 6 from academies, 7 from grammar schools, 6 from district schools and 2 from parochial schools. The top percentage came from a Stoneham High School graduate.
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Stoneham
Salem
State Normal School
Stoneham High School
Storage Battery Ends in Beverly Rail Line
Salem Sept. 1 The Union Electric Car Company which has operated the Beverly Danvers road since its opening experimenting with the storage battery system under a lease until Oct 1 has abandoned the road and shipped the engine and boiler from the power house Thus ends storage battery in Beverly.
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Beverly
Salem
Union Electric Car Company
Beverly & Danvers Road
Bad Season for Beach Hotels in Atlantic City
Atlantic City reports a poor season with United States Hotel Cambridge and Congress Hall closed rather than making assignments. The Hygeia also shut down as losses and bad demand hit resort properties.
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Atlantic City
N. d
United States
Cambridge
Congress Hall
Westinghouse Air Brake stockholders meet in Wilmerding
The annual meeting of Westinghouse Air Brake Company stockholders in Wilmerding reported net earnings of 1,695,798.98 for the year, up about 400,000 from the prior year. George Westinghouse Jr was elected president.
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Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Wilmerding
George Westinghouse, Jr
Consolidated brakeman killed in railroad yard accident
George McMonigail aged 25 a brakeman on the Consolidated railroad was run over and instantly killed by cars in the railroad yard at Belle Dock New Haven Conn this afternoon He leaves a widow He came from Holyoke Mass where his parents reside.
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Consolidated
New Haven
Conn
George McMonigail
Consolidated Railroad
Belle Dock
Holyoke
Mass
William L. Scott Moves to Newport After Health Improvement
The Hon. William L. Scott's condition improved slightly and preparations were made to transport him to Newport. He and his party departed at five o'clock aboard President Newell's private car on the Lake Shore line from Eate, Pennsylvania.
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William L. Scott
Newport
Lake Shore
Newell
Prince Nicholas of Montenegro Critical, Throat Ailment
Vienna dispatch reports Prince Nicholas of Montenegro in a critical condition due to a throat ailment. He experiences frequent choking fits and a physician is Constantine in attendance ready to perform a laryngotomy if needed.
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Vienna
Prince Nicholas of
Montenegro
Theodoric the Goth The Barbarian Champion of the Goths
A critical review of Thomas Hodgkin's Theodoric the Goth. The Ostrogoth king is depicted as rough and pragmatic, balancing honor with empire building. The author notes the work amplifies common facts into a long narrative, with maps and illustrations, but doubts Theodoric would have built a lasting nation.
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Theodoric
Chance
Italy
Theodoric An Nic Lis
Charlemagne
Europe
Theodoric the Goth
Thomas Hodgkin
New York
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Boston
W. B. Clarke & Co
Book notes on ostrich life and Vosges baths
This review surveys Home Life on an Ostrich Farm by Annie Martin detailing life on a 12 000 acre South African Karroo farm with amusing ostrich quirks and practical notes on keeping stock. It covers The Watering Places of the Vosges by Henry Wold with bath analyses and a map, and The Leaf Collector s Handbook and Herbarium by Charles S Newhall praising tree illustrations and field collection guides for learners and scientists.
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Annie Martin
New York
Appleton & Co
Boston
America
Charles S. Newhall
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Canadian Pacific Fast Mail Train Reaches Brockville in 76 Hours
The Canadian Pacific fast mail train from Vancouver arrived at Brockville at 9 03 PM after 76 hours on the rails. A Morristown special left at 9 45 PM for New York, aiming for 4 80 Wednesday morning, with Yokohama to London via CP and New York about twenty one days. A three hour delay from hot boxes may cause a missed City of New York connection, with Columbia or other steamers as alternatives.
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Montreal
Raiway
Vancouver
Canadian Pacific Railway
Japan
Brockville
Morristown
New York Central
New York
Yokohama
Inman Line
City of
Columbia
Stolen horse and carriage in Springfield
Springfield on September 1 reports a well dressed young man stole the horse and buggy of William H. Pinney. While Pinney was in a store, the thief unhitched the horse and drove off at a walk, leaving Pinney tired and unwilling to walk.
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Springfield
William H. Pinney
Mr. Pinney
Genuine Johann Hoff’s Malt Extract Endorsed by Port Inspector
Dr W W Lamb a Philadelphia drug inspector reports the genuine Johann Hoff’s Malt Extract is especially good for fever patients, in drapepeia, nursing mothers, weakly children, and lung troubles. He notes about a million bottles passed inspection at the Custom House over five years and warns against imitations. The genuine article bears the signature Johann Ho on every bottle neck.
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W. W. Lamb
Philadelphia
Johann Hoff
Wong Hong Loses $15 in Theft of Trunk
Wong Hong of 1542 Harrison Avenue reports a trunk with $25 and clothing stolen yesterday afternoon. A man wearing an Armstrong Transfer Company hat band carried the trunk to Oxford Place, opened it, and scattered contents. A woman drove him away and $10 was recovered. Police arrested John Carroll, 22, of East Boston, who faced charges after a revolver and photo were found. Wong is out $15.
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Wong Hong
Harrison Avenue
Wong
Armstrong Transfer Company
Oxford Place
Evans
Division 4
John Carroll
Meridian Street
East Boston
Boy burglars arrested on Springfield street run
Four Roxbury youths were caught in the act of breaking on Springfield street at about 4 pm. Joseph H Linnehan 16 of Yeoman street and Dennis Nagle 16 of Bailey court were taken in, a bag of various keys found with one boy. James Linnehan 17, Joseph's brother, was also brought in on the same charge. a fourth suspect remained at large.
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Joseph H. Linnehan
Yeoman Street
Roxbury
Dennis Nagle
Bailey Court
James Linnehan
Joseph
Maine State Tennis Tournament Singles Results
In Portland on September 1, Denison beat Pickard 6 5 6 3 and Dana defeated Donnell 66 2 6 2. Root forfeited to Denison and Eaton to Pickard. Doubles draw set with Dana Woodman vs Hinkley Donnell, then winner vs Howard Day, and Pickard Eustis vs Butler O'Brien, with Pickard Eustis prevailing 6 1 6 1.
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Portland
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Howard
Day
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Butler
O’brien
Undertakers' Meeting Advances Local Undertaking Trade
The Executive Committee of the New England Undertakers' Association met at the United States Hotel last evening for their regular monthly session. Attendance was large and reports presented were favorable to the trade.
Man Injured After Falling From Street Car
James Gilbert aged 37 of 11 Merrimac Street attempted to board a street car in Mast Boston yesterday around 1 30 p m. The car started and he fell off sustaining a severe contusion and other injuries. He was brought to City Hospital.
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Merrimac Street
Mast Boston
City Hospital
Old South Lectures on The Invention of Printing
The Rev. Edward L Porter will lecture this afternoon in the Old South course for young people on The Invention of Printing.
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Assignment of Henry L. James Filed in New York
Henry L. James a Williamsburg Massachusetts merchant filed an assignment in New York to Frank A. Larned without preferences through Peckham & Tyler his attorneys.
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New York
Williamsburg
Mass
Peckham &Tyler
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Glass workers strike to halt 10000 jobs in Pittsburg
A statewide strike by window glass workers in Pittsburg Penn. was officially declared today. The walkout will affect about 10000 workers and is projected to last at least seven weeks with the possibility of extension if no concessions are made by either side.
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Late Ship News From New York Harbor September Arrival List
The dispatch records arrivals with steamers Frisslard Antwerp, H M Whitney Boston, Sarmatian Chittagong, William H Smith Calcutta, barks Curae Curaco, Maria L Alicante, brigs San Galiano Smyrna Katahdin Bangor. Sailed steamers Lahn Bremen and Strathgreyfe Melbourne. Cleared ships include Hermuan Winter, Lucy bb Miller, and others for destinations worldwide.
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H. M. Whitney
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Portland
Lahn
Bremen
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Dunkirk
Colon
Albert Dumots
Bellso
Wilkesbarre
Strathgreyfe
Melbourne
Gleparchy
St. Kitts
Siesiners
Hermuan Winter
Nickerson
Lucy Bb Miller
Bunker
Bangor
California
Doscher
Hamburg
Alfred Jamois
Christie
Gibara
Werra
Volfle
Noordland
Nickels
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Smith
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Dunedin
McKechnie
St Jago
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Miranda
Lizan
St Jonas
Alvena
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Kothnia
Howitson
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Belize
Fortuna
Tebia
Hassen
Exmouth
Eng
Levkart
Olsen
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Dahm
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London
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Levonshire Street
LW. Wessos
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!