Bulldog Carey’s Weapon Attacks Mistress and Child
Mrs Callahan rushed in to fend off an infuriated bulldog owned by Jeremiah Carey at 277 Western Avenue Brighton. The dog attacked Julia Carey and her granddaughter Carrie before a rescue arrived. Jeremiah Carey reportedly laughed through the attack as blood spattered the room and furniture. Julia and Carrie were harmed. Carey is under arrest and considered insane. The item continues on another page.
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Carey
Carrie
Grandma
West
Ern Avenue
Brighton
Jeremiah Carey
Julia
John
My Clothier's Ninth Weekly Band Concert
John M. Flockton and his American Watch Company Band of Waltham perform at My Clothier's tonight in the ninth weekly concert. The programme features twelve pieces led by conductor Flockton with a noted march opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Watch Company
John M. Flockton
Band of
Waltham
Death at Sargents Wharf Hint of Self Destruction
John Devlin an unfortunate 68 year old well known to North and West End police was found dead off Sargents wharf near Bell's block at Clark street. He told officers he feared murder after an assault on Hanover street five hours before. Medical Examiner to review findings. police term the death death by own action with possible drowning or intoxication as cause.
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John Devlin
West End
Sargent’s Wharf
Bell’s Block
Clark Street
Devlin
Station 1
Hanover Street
Station 8
Union Station
Causeway Street
Billerica Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Eagan
Sheehan
Station
Wing
Deer Island
Rosetta
Stedman
Jealousy Murder at Antigonish Picnic
At a Tracadio picnic in Antigonish county Henry Davidson shot and killed Charles Bowman after Bowen left Mrs Dalorey s house where Davidson lived. Supposed jealousy over Bowman s attentions to Mrs Dalorey prompted the shooting. Davidson is in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Tracadio
Antigonish County
Henry Davidson
Charles Bowman
Nack claims wife killed children for years as inquiry opens
District Attorney Olcott released Herman Nack sworn statements alleging Augusta Nack, now in the Tombs with Martin Thorn, murdered one to three infants annually for eight to ten years. Nack says physicians and undertakers aided in disposing of bodies. he cites Germany and a 1886 move to New York as part of the alleged career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Olcott
Herman Nack
Augusta Nack
Martin Thorn
William Guldéensuppe
Nack
Germany
Mitchell
Conductors and Motormen Hit Nine Trips After Subway Opens
After two days of subway service, Boston’s West End railroad raises regular round trips from eight to nine per day. Motormen and conductors protest that pay does not increase with the extra trip, arguing the railroad gains forty eight minutes of labor time saved per worker daily without sharing the benefit. They claim the ninth trip yields pure profit for the road, with no division to employees.
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West End
Boston
Subway
Tremont House
Ward 10 Republicans meet at 60 Falmouth street
The Young Men's Republican Club of Ward 10 held a meeting at Republican headquarters and adopted principles to promote good government and secure good roads. Officers elected were Nathaniel P. Nutter president, Clarence B. Benedict secretary, and Richard B. Jeffrey treasurer. About fifty members attended. The next meeting will endorse Legislature candidates.
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Young Men’s Republican Club
Ward 10
Falmouth Street
Nathaniel P. Nutter
Clarence B. Benedict
Richard B. Jeffrey
Odd Fellows Vote Seeks Ban on Insurance Firms Using Order Name
Massachusetts Grand Lodge moves to revoke licenses and expel any Odd Fellow serving with insurance firms that use the order's name, inviting the Sovereign Grand Lodge to meet in 1898 while arranging visitor reception and funding. John Corkhill and other officers are elected as grand master and officials as debates over licensing continue.
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Mayor Fish
Taunton
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Fish
Odd Fellows
Mr. Fish
John Corkhill
Pittsfield
Charles Q. Tirrell
Natick
N. J. W. Fish
John A. Perkins
Chelsea
Julius L. Clarke
Edwin L. Pilsbury
Worcester
HE. Bentley Young
J. Lawrence Martin
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Grand Lodge
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Order
New England
Knights Templars
Boston
Massachusetts
Grand Lodge of the World
Rainy Day Games Center Table for Cards and More
A compact center table doubles as a complete game table with a reversible top activated by four springs. It reveals seven storage boxes for counters or cards, plus extra locked and unlocked compartments. Finished with a heavy green cloth top, it combines practicality with modest cost.
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Yale
Adirondacks
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Massachusetts Clothing Co
My Clothier
Hanover and
Portland Sts
Bulldog Carey
Savage Beast
Washington
Rueter & Company
Highland Spring Brewery
Colonel Bliss
Narragansett Pier
R. I
Shadow Farm
My Clothier’s
March
Simon
Sloane
Offenbach
William Healey
Blackville
Flockton
Jolly Minstrels
Lauréndéau
S.s
Moerse
John Devin
Husband
President Little
Qolkar
Ward
Davis
Chas E. Davis & CO
Park Sq. Hoome
Mase
Union Hat Co. Bra
Hanover Street, Cor
Union
Odd Fellows Place
Fraternal Insurance Co's
State Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Companies
Paine Welurniture CO
Canal Street
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