G A R Comrades Leave Boston For National Encampment
About 200 Boston G A R members and Massachusetts department comrades depart by special train for Louisville to attend the twenty ninth national encampment. Routes via Fall River to New York Royal Blue to Washington and Baltimore and Ohio to Louisville with plans for dining in Baltimore and breakfast in Cincinnati before arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Boston
Department of Massachusetts
New York
Royal Blue
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore
Cumberland
Cincinnati
Relief Corps Department
State Department
Hubert O. Moore
Massachusetts
Charles Russell Lowell
John A. Andrew
EB. K. Wilcox
Springfield
Edwin V. Sumner
Fitchburg
Theodore Winthrop
Chelsea
Needham
Lawrence
Charles H. Stevens
Leominster
G. L. Stearns
Charlestown
Parkersburg
Cherry Run
Penmar
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Shenandoah Valley
Luray
Natural Bridge
Harper’s
Asheville
Richmond
Manassas
East Boston Wharf Fire Probed and Rebuilt Plan
Fire Marshal Whitcomb’s office investigates the East Boston blaze amid incendiary rumors. A private hearing will occur at the State House. Boston & Albany plans immediate debris removal and a newer, larger shed or store at the burned wharf, with rebuilt facilities to minimize freight disruption.
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Whitcomb
East Boston
State House
Boston & Albany Railroad
Arthur Mills
Boston & Albany
Off by the Cephalonia Sails for Liverpool with Passengers
The steamer Cephalonia under Captain Seccombe of Cunard will depart at 11:00 AM for Liverpool via Queenstown. It carries forty five intermediate and 12 1/2 percent steerage passengers including Mr and Mrs W H Baker Miss Callender Mrs J R Stuart F Arthur Callender Mrs J F Ryder Mr and Mrs G D Parker C D Parker Miss N A Barry Miss J G Barry A W Calder M D Robert De C Ward Mrs F M Newell Homer K L Bigelow Miss M S Tilton Miss A M Nelson Mr and Mrs Abraham Cross and infant George Henry Bassett Dr Daniel Lawrence Hunt Mrs Inman.
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Cephalonia
Seccombe
Cunard Line
Hence
Liverpool
Queenstown
W. H. Baker
Callender
J. R. Stuart
F. Arthur Callender
J. F. Ryder
G. D. Parker
C. D. Parker
N. A. Barry
J. G. Barry
A.W. Calder
Robert de C. Ward
F. M. Newell
Homer
Kl. Bigelow
Tilton
A. M. Nelson
Abraham Cross
George Henry Bassett
Daniel Lawrence Hunt
Inman
New England pensions listed by state and recipient
Washington dispatch lists pension items for New England states detailing original and restored pensions. Names include Alois P. Sanford Canton Timothy Mahoney Woburn Edward Hanaway Pawtucket James C. Smith West Oldtown Charles H. Dyer Westbrook Charles H. Burnham Amherst Albert A. Sheafe Portsmouth and Joseph Dow Canterbury with notes of restoration supplemental and reissue.
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Washington
New England
Pes
Massachusetts
Alois P. Sanford
Canton
Timothy Mahoney
Woburn
Rhode Island
Edward
Hanaway
Pawtucket
Maine
James C. Smith
West Oldtown
Charles H. Dyer
Westbrook
New Hampshire
Charles H. Burnham
Amherst
Albert A. Sheafe
Portsmouth
Joseph Dow
Canterbury
American Wringer Co. Wringers and Sweepers Maker
The American Wringer Co. operates at 13 and 18 Broadway extension city as manufacturers of wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. Repairs for all kinds of wringers and sweepers are provided with prompt mail orders. Telephone Tremont 764 for contact.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
Malden Captain Tarr Denies Assault Accusation
Malden Sept 6 Captain Tarr faces trial for alleged assault on Maggie Bryce July 21. Witnesses include Maggie Bryce, her father R S Bryce, and Mrs Bryce. Tarr, a real estate dealer and former public official, denies the charge as a blackmail attempt amid family feuds with Bryce. The case adjourned with proceedings set to resume shortly.
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Malden
Tarr-Bryce
Tarr
Margaret Bryce
Bryce
Thomas Riley
Boston
Coggan & Schofield
Robert S. Bryce
Maggie Bryce
Attorney Coggan
Maggie
Magnolia Street
Captain Tarr
Franklin School
Miss Lord
MR. Bryce
R. S. Bryce
Burleigh
Robinson
Gloucester
Uncle Sam
New York
Knight
Presentation to Thomas Waters in Jamaica Plain
Thomas Waters of Union avenue Jamaica Plain received a surprise visit Thursday evening from friends who presented an elegant oak sideboard. Originators William Parton Thomas Minton James Shea John McGee and others led the gesture celebrating his recent marriage. The gathering featured songs and humor with Colonel Curtin and Judge McGee performing well. The friends forecast a future golden wedding that will be memorable in Jamaica Plain.
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Thomas ‘Waters
Union Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Waters
Willam Parton
Thomas Minton
James Shea
John McGee
Colonel Curtin
Judge McGee
Globe Investment Company's Receiver Appointed
Judge Holmes yesterday named Henry A. Wyman of this city as receiver for the insolvent Globe Investment Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Investment Company
Holmes
Henry A. Wyman
Hood's Pills Easy to Take Gentle in Action
Hood's Pills are presented as a gentle reliable remedy emphasizing easy consumption and steady action for everyday wellbeing. The copy highlights dependable effect and user trust in this nonprescription product.
Funeral for Captain Merrick Draws Dense Police Crowd
A large turnout gathered at St. Peter's Church in Dorchester yesterday for Police Captain Michael Merrick of Division 11. The procession began at 9:30 at 671 Washington Street with patrolmen bearing the casket, followed by officers from multiple divisions and Foresters, then filled church pews for a solemn high mass and eloquent eulogy. The service concluded with a public viewing, a burial at Mt Calvary, and a long line of officials and family paying final respects, under the supervision of Lt. Charles W. Hunt and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Meeting House Hill
Dorchester
Michael Merrick
Division 11
Washington Street
Captain Merrick
Captain Hurley
St. Peter’s Court
Massachusetts
Sweeney
Police Department
St. Peter’s Court of Foresters
Martin L. White
George A. Westcott
William H. Brown
Thomas H. Brown
Police
Foresters
James H. Dixon
Edward T. Kirby
John J. Curran
T. L. Murphy
William H. Fitzpatrick
St. Gregory’s Church
Milton
Timothy J. Murphy
St. Matthew’s Church
Neponset
Michael H. Geary
St. Peter’s Church
Father Fitzpatrick
Court of Foresters
Washington
Harvard
Mt. Calvary
A. P. Martin
C. P. Curtis, Jr
B. P. Eldridge
J. R. Burrell
O. M. Hanscom
W. H. Pierce
Thomas Ryan
Board of Police
Donovan
Foster
Hoffman
Wyman
Hemmenway
Evans
Ritter
Hanley
Enright
Curran
Matthew Daly
Tighe
Harriman
Murphy
Hurlburt
A. T. Whiting
William W. Lee
Goodwin
Joseph R. Churchill
Dorchester District Court
N. T. Merritt
Alvin Phillips
Joseph O’kane
The
Common Council
Maurice Pierce
School Committee Set Meeting Tuesday Evening
A meeting of the school committee will be held on Tuesday evening next. The agenda and location are to be announced by the district office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Democratic City Committee of
Committee
Washington Street
Board of Election Commissioners
Mysterious Drummer Paul Stern Dies of Morphine Poisoning
Paul B Stern a 35 year old drummer registered at New Creighton House on Tremont street died after morphine poisoning at City Hospital. Manager Griffin traced Stern to Reading and Brunswick Germany, learning he once resided there and had wealthy parents. Telegrams from Philadelphia and others seek details of his background and funeral arrangements while Griffin bears funeral costs and seeks charitable help.
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Griffin
New Creighton House
Tremont Street
Paul B. Stern
City Hospital
Philadelphia
Creighton House
Stern
Reading
Penn
Brunswick
Germany
Price, Page & Co
B. Levy
Lombard Street
Solon
Schreider
Charity
I. Hobsen
Charities
Paul Stern
Hawkins Street
Mr. Schreider
Moss
Broadway
Death of William H. Kendall in Salem
William H. Kendall, 55, a prominent Salem insurance agent and Mason, died of dropsy after a long illness. He served as treasurer of Essex Lodge F and A M and held multiple Masonic and I O O F offices including Winslow Lewis Commandery and Salem Lodge Royal and Selected Masters. He obituary notes past master status and his work with Fowler & Kendall and the Thorndike Associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
William H. Kendall
Fraternity Lodge
Essex Lodge
A. M
Winslow Lewis Commandery
Sutton Lodge of Perfection
Washington
Royal Arch
Salem Lodge
Fowler & Kendall
Thorndike Associates
Avon Man Slashes Throat In Apparent Suicide Attempt
William Whittemore, 55, a shoemaker and former Taunton Asylum patient, cut his throat with a clasp knife at 5 pm in Avon while under surveillance for insanity fits. He escaped to the woods behind his home. Dr Linfield stitched the wound. no major veins were severed. Recovery expected barring infection.
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Avon
William Whittemore
Linfield
Taunton
Modern Monster Kidney Disease Warned By New York Professor
A prominent New York professor speaks on life changes and a hidden danger, Bright's disease of the kidneys, calling it a modern monster. He cites it as widespread, insidious, and often misdiagnosed, with Warner's Safe Cure offered as a cure for all stages.
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America
Bright
Warner
Couple Wed In St Albans And Sail On Europe Trip
Stanley Clemens of Warnock cottage Winthrop married Marie Louise Menard at St Albans VI. They sail from New York for Bremen for seven weeks of European bridal tour. Also notes the funeral of Harry W Fisher on Winthrop Ave Beachmont, age 54, long-time Mills Knight bindery worker, Knights of Pythias member, interred Woodlawn. A reception at Institute Sea shore Home Beachmont featured music and remarks on summer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Philip Clemens
Warnock
Cottage Hill
Winthrop
Marie Louise Menard
St. Albans
New York
Bremen
Europe
Clemens
Boot and Shoe Recorder
Harry W. Fisher
Beachmont
Winthrop Avenue
Edgerton
Richardson, Smith and Roberts
Brethren
Webster and
Eagle Lodges
Woodlawn Cemetery
Institute Seashore
Tabernacle Baptist Quartet of
Boston
Stoddard
Reception and Musicale at Roxbury Home
A Thursday evening reception at John E. Gilman’s 17 Holborn Street Roxbury honored Mrs. Louis A Habernee Gilman of Cincinnati Ohio. Music and vocal performances preceded a collation with guests including Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gilman Hon. and Mrs. Michael Carney John E. Gilman Jr William A F Gilman Michael F Carney Captain George J Lovett Miss Margaret Gilman Miss Sarah Carney Mrs. John F. Dever Miss Mary Carney and Miss Anna Carney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Gilman
Holborn Street
Roxbury
Louis A. Habernee Gilman
Cincinnati
Michael Carney
John E. Gilman, Jr
William A. F. Gilman
Michael F. Carney
George J. Lovett
Margaret Gilman
Sarah Carney
John F. Dever
Mary Carney
Anna Carney
Vesper Service at Bulfinch Place Church This Sunday
Mr George Mendall Taylor organist at Bulfinch Place Church will have charge of the mystic for the vesper service on Sunday evening The Ariel Ladies Quartet will sing and Master Garfield Stone boy soprano The Rev Christopher R Eliot will speak upon Every Man Unto His Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mendall Taylor
Bulfinch Place Church
Ariel Ladies’ Quartet
Garfield Stone
Christopher R. Eliot
Wool damaged in East Boston fire handled for insurers
J. F. Appleton, manager for the Underwriters Salvage Company, is coordinating the salvage of wool damaged in the East Boston fire on behalf of the insurers involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
J. F. Appleton
Obituary notices from Newton and surrounding towns
Death notices and brief obituaries for George R Allen 64, Mrs Alexander Brown 64, Annie T Burke mother, Alfred O Doran infant, Horace Draper 73, and William Grover 72, with funeral details noting Central Congregational Church Beverly private burial and no flowers requested. multiple city and residence references including Newton Mass Hyde Park Beverly and Neponset Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Draper
Draper &Hall
Rover
Beverly
William
Grover
Central Congregational Church
Urial
Outlook and Prices Tend Upward From Crop Reports
Bradstreet's reports favorable crop conditions across directions and a steel boom sustaining trade. Crop prospects boost confidence in autumn demand while wheat and corn yields improve. iron and steel prices rise as mills run at full capacity. Bank clearings rise in several cities though declines occur in August compared with prior years. Exports of wheat and corn grow, domestic stockpiles shrink, and Canadian trade shows tentative gains with several Canadian cities posting higher clearings.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
Duluth
Minneapolis
St. Paul
South Dakota
Washington
California
Texas
Bessemer
Northwestern
East
Middle States
Cleveland
Boston
Seattle
Tacoma
Pacific Coast
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chattanooga
Augusta
Atlanta
Memphis
United States
Canada
Rockies
Toronto
Quebec
Montreal
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Dominion of Canada
Winnipeg
Hamilton
Halifax
New York Trade Review Notes Weak Reaction and Mixed Prices
R G Dun Weekly Review reports no real market reaction with temporary gains fading. Prices remain 88 percent below year-ago levels while iron ore shipments resume under guard and bridge and shipbuilding demand support iron and steel. Cotton stays firm. copper weakens. wool and boot and shoe sectors cut labor, reflecting cautious demand and rising production costs.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Marquette
Sanford's Ginger No Unsound Water Yeilds Safe Travel
Every grip and the ailments of travel are minor beside the protection of Sanford's Ginger. It contains French brandy and imported ginger, touted as superior to dangerous substitutes. Ask for Sanford's Ginger and look for the trade mark on the wrapper. Sold everywhere. Potter and Che company, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banford
Potter Drue and Chem
So Proprietors
Boston
Western hides and wool markets show weakness amid dull demand
Trade in boots and shoes slows as orders fall below 1892 levels. Western hides lose value with buyers scarce at 9 cents after rejecting 93 4. Wool sales shrink from 7 5 million pounds to 5 39 million. 1044 grade average at 14.68 cents. Bradford imports rise but labor shortages delay orders. corn outlook bright, frost risks minimal, futures around 7 cents in New York. US failures reach 186 this week, Canada 219.
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Jen
Bradford
New York
United States
Canada
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Tania
Sanford
James Donovan
Oston
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John F. McDonald
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Massachusetts Peta
Benj. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
B. Trull
WM. B. Turn
Alpheus M. Stetson
Kilklow Streee
Middlesex
Julia A. Crane
Suffolk
B. Crane
Hampton
Hollis
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New Bedford
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Theo
Hurd
Theo. C. Hurd
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Epreaucat
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