Sandwich 250th Anniversary Day Celebrated With Speeches
The Sandwich 250th anniversary featured Rev N H Chamberlain ex Governor Long Lt Governor Brackett and Hon W W Crapo as speakers. A 9 am parade, flags and arches, a ceremony at Casino, and an evening Venetian carnival with fireworks and a gala ball capped the town’s historic observance with praise for Pilgrim heritage and American democracy.
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W. W. Crapo
United States
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Cape Cod
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Boston
Sandwich
New England
Tovey’s Point
Yarmouth 250th Anniversary Observance Draws Natives Home
The September 3 celebration of Yarmouth’s settlement drew residents and native-born travelers from across the country. Festivities featured arches, bunting, and three historic houses, an oration by Phillip Howes Sears, a Mary Gray poem read by Clarence Gray, and remarks by Lieutenant Governor Brackett and other dignitaries. The program highlighted town governance, Puritan roots, King Philip’s War service, and the town’s place in New England history.
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Cromwell
Veterans' Reunion at the Pines Honors Sixteenth Massachusetts
Surviving members of the Sixteenth Massachusetts Regiment Association met at the Point of Pines for their eighteenth annual reunion with about 100 attendees. Officers elected include President G. H. Robinson, Vice-President N. Brigham, and Secretary-Treasurer H. Hall. four deaths were reported during the year. A committee was named to fund perpetual care for the monument in Mt. Auburn Cemetery honoring Colonel Powell T. Wyman. The group gathered on hotel lawn for a photograph and banquet at the Hotel Pines with speeches by several comrades.
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Hall
Two Fatal Falls Reported In City
Wolf Goldstein died at Massachusetts General Hospital after a fall from a staging at 11 Cross Street yesterday forenoon. John Sortell, itinerant, died at City Hospital from internal injuries after a fall from a staging at the Dartmouth Street Armory yesterday afternoon.
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Cross Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
John Sortell
Dartmouth Street
City Hospital
Closing of Charles River to navigation and city street repairs
The September Aldermen meeting addressed closing Charles River to navigation with a Washington visit to consult the Secretary of War. Mayor Hart fired a broad street repair plan, seeking $1,971,450 for immediate work as streets deteriorate due to insufficient appropriations.
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Corinthian Yacht Club concert closes third series
Marblehead reports the final subscription concert of the Corinthian Yacht Club series, with Salem Cadet Band performing and a note that the Eastern Yacht Club series ends Thursday. The final race is slated for Sept 14 amid a busy season for local yachts.
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Watchiees
Gardeners and Florists' Club Elects Officers in Boston
The Gardeners and Florists' Club of Boston held its annual election at Horticultural Hall last night. A. P. Calder was chosen president, with William E. Doyle as vice president, P. Welsh treasurer, J. J. Cunningham recording secretary, and W. H. Elliott financial secretary. The large turnout reflected heightened interest as Boston will host the National Society of American Florists convention next year.
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Gardeners and Florists’ Club
Gardeners and Florists’ Club of
Boston
Horticultural Hall
A. P. Calder
William E. Doyle
P. Welsh
J.J. Cunningham
W. H. Elliott
National Society of American Florists
City Notes and Local Elections Changes
Internal Revenue Collector Orcutt announced appointive changes in deputies Solon W. Stevens and Charles Wallace, with D. H. Orcutt filling a vacancy in Division 8. Labor Day saw 78 police arrests, 58 for drunkenness, a suicide attempt at Hotel Harvard, and Abba Goold Woolson as Old South lecturer. A theatre work accident injured John Fayette. bids for Court House curb work ranged from 1418 to 2222, contract not awarded.
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Orcutt
Solon W. Stevens
Lowell
J. H. Harrington
Charles Wallace
J. H. Rice
M. J. Warn
McCormick Brewing Company
D. H. Orcutt
Caroline King
Harvard
Abba Goold Woolson
Washington
Lafayette
McCauley
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Lawrence Byrne
Parker
Dedham Express
R. B. Worthington
William H. Robinson
Station 13
John Fayette
Thatcher Street
New Theatre
Tremont Street
City Hospital
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James J. Vernon
Cape Ann Granite Company
Commissioners of Public Institutions
James A. Colson
John Turner & Co
Indians Triumph as Hoosiers Rally Past Boston on South End Grounds
In a late nine inning collapse the Indianapolis Indians scored six runs with two out in the ninth to edge the Boston club 8 to 7. Seery, Andrews and Glasscock sparked the rally while Richardson muffed a high fly and Rusie held in check until the final frame. Daily added a two bagger for the winning run as McGeachy and Madden contributed strong outfield and pitching performances.
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O Rusie
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Notable Guests Check In At Vendome Hotel
Judge C Cordill of New Orleans and George P Eustis show among arrivals at the Vendome. A long list includes Parker s She Hon Z K Fuller Rev J Tyler J Tyler Mrs William Tyler Samuel P Colt G W Abbott Hector Mackenzie Charles Edward Ingersoll A D Milliken Miss S F Seaton E E Tyler Young s Bryan Lathrop F L Abbott Horatio Hickox F A Babcock Tremont William De Vene Robert Peetegrew J W Mitchell J M Harding J S Montgomery C H Bromley A Locke M W Shay M F Penfield C B Felson George Coleman H S Garfield F Barker G Walker etc.
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Brattleboro
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Philadelphia
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Chicago
Thomas Fullerton
Georgetown
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F. L. Abbott
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Crawford
James W. Mitchell
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A. F. Locke
New York
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W. E. Phillip
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G Hoyt
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J. Murray Bacon
York
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Enosburg Falls
Charles P Breck
N.H
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William D. Nappheus
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John C. Wyman
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Unusual parlor set sale by Atkinson company
An unusual opportunity to buy a plush parlor set in assorted colors at a fraction above manufacture cost is offered for a short time by Messrs. B. A. Atkinson & Co. at 827 Washington Street.
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Local Scores Across Baseball Pierce Cities
Brooklyn bested Brooklyn 13 to 8 as Cincinnati defeated Cincinnati 13 to 8. Philadelphia beat Kansas City 10 to 6, Baltimore routed St Louis 7 to 1, Columbus triumphed over Louisville 7 to 3, Worcester topped Lowell 7 to 1, New Haven defeated Hartford 11 to 6.
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Sentences Handed Down in Superior Court Grand Jury Adjourns
The grand jury convened and will report next Saturday. John H. Ryan was fined three months in the House of Industry for idle and disorderly conduct. John Stevens received four months in the County Jail for drunkenness.
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Court convenes in Lowell with juries named for Sept 4
Superior Court in Middlesex County opens in Lowell with juries selected for Sept 4. Exec of the first and second juries are Horace Brooks of Ashby and Hiram W. Jones of Concord. Case list includes Shedd v Burns, Hall v Ingalls, Cutting v Bradt, Cady v Davis adm, McDuffee v Ro, Congdon et al v Holland et al, Same v Ramsdall, and Searle v Morrison.
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Probate Court in Salem Grants Wills and Administrations
In Essex County probate court the wills of Henry Allard Amesbury Frank Jown Amesbury Mary Cheswell Amesbury Sarah E Felt Salem Samuel Fernald Saugus Mary L Friend Gloucester John Grant Danvers George Harvey Gloucester George C Leach Manchester Francis Lord Newburyport Lazero Mayo Newburyport John Moran Salem are raved. Letters of administration issued for estates of Mary Saunders Rockport Henry Dixon Salem Mary L Eayres Lynn Valmer Frankland Beverly George W Gage Methuen Margaret Hansen Salem Henry L Piper Newburyport Ellen L Avidsen Salem Caroline Chase Haverhill Mary J Burns Lawrence Joseph C Cenever Amesbury Anna M Davis Swampscott Robert K Dow Salisbury Rhoda B Eaton Salisbury Ellen M Greenough Groveland James A Rando Newburyport Calvin Rogers West Newbury Joseph B Appleton Beverly Patrick Harding Lawrence Jeanie L Jordan Lynn Minerva Richardson Kissex Maria Barrett Lawrence Nancy F Philips Lawrence Edwin Slader Methuen Benjamin H Shuman Salem Augusta Turner Salem. Inventories filed include A W Hill Salem 5106800 William Kenny Salem 3216532 Patrick Lawler Lawrence 44524 H Mansfield Salem 844110 B C Noyes Georgetown 581578 R W Prentiss Lynn 304272 A H Sweetser Saugus 7225.
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Harmon
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Amesbury
Frank
Jown
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Amesury
Sarah E. Felt
Samuel Fernald
Saugus
Mary L. Friend
Gloucester
John Grant
Danvers
George Harvey
George C. Leach
Manchester
Francis Lord
Newburyport
Lazero M. Mayo
John Moran
Estates Probate and Administrations Listed
Administrators are named for the estates of John G. Gallagher Frank J. Cleve James Golden Frank I. Gray Richard T. Rigg Honora Horan George W. Moore Mary Shaw William Venely Mary Todd Patrick White Sophronia J. Emerson Dennis O’Brien Franklin M. Flandes Barbara Foley. The wills of Atwell Richardson James McLaughlin Bessie Drummey Edwin Bruce William J. Slade William O. Carlton were admitted to probate.
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Frank J. Cleve
James Golden
Frank I. Gray
Richard T. Rigg
Honora Horran
George W. Moore
Mary Shaw
William ‘Enely
Mary ‘Todd
Patrick White
Sophronia J. Emerson
Dennis O'Brien
Franklin M. Flandes
Barbara Foley
Atwell Richardson
James McLaughin
Bessie Drummey
Edwin Bruce
William J. Slade
William O. Carlton
Criminal Court Docket Action on Atlantic Avenue Burglary
Sept 3 Criminal Session before Parmenter and Connelly. Parmenter and Connelly hold over Maggie Mills for larceny after discovery of $80 in jewelry. case continued to Sept 6 in $500. William Smith bound over for robbery in $1200. Antonio Cotogne charged with assault and battery with a razor. case continued to Sept 9 in $1000 awaiting victim Mary Winters injuries. Special Officers Shields and Lynch investigated Maggie Mills matter.
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Atlantic Avenue
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W. W. Collins
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Maggie
William Smith
Antonio Cotogne
Mary Winters
Rough on Rats Death in South Boston Tragedy
A Boston letter details Daniel Mevarty age forty of 335 East Second Street who died after taking rough on rats. He was a widower leaving three children. The writer condemns the playful death notice tone in the Post.
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Whitney & Co Relocate to 75 State Street
Enterprising firm R H Whitney & Co bankers and brokers move from 48 Congress Street to 75 State Street with expanded facilities for their patrons. Office fittings reflect credit on Mr Whitney. The firm claims success from energy and advertising. The sole American agents for Woodstock Rugs are John H Pray Sons & Co.
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Whitney
John H. Pray Sons & Co
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