All Sailed in the Rain Mildred Wins in the Thirties
In Massachusetts, the Corinthian Yacht Club regatta featured the 30-footers with Mildred pulling ahead, besting Hawk and others despite heavy rain. The Mosquito Fleet regatta saw varied results with Babboon edging Tomahawk by one second after handicaps, while multiple classes and clubs across Marblehead and Plymouth reported races and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Yacht Club
Marblehead
Triad
Hull
Susie
Mosca
Mildred
Hawk
Mignon
Saladin
Fancy
Pig Rocks
Marblehead Rock
Lone
Shelone
Tane
de Mosca
Keels
Crowninshield
Goddard
Bn Crownshield
Cor
Dime Name
Tin Bike Bov.s, Ustune
Ne Small
Cee
Sifideaway
J.gannon
Everveves
A. BE
Jones
Mvoonudyne
Shaw Bros
Eosegiad
Aloe Ring iv Ee
Ihs
As4nes
IE Cue
Rsle Ps
Elassic
Ciee
Lynn Club
Lynn
Lynn Yacht Club
Plymouth
Harold E
E. E. Nickerson
Duster
W. K. Nickerson
Dazzler
H. ©. Radford
Fair Play
G. D. Bartlett
Puritan
Craig
Jessie
I. Morton
Katie
L. J. Bagnall
Fall River Club
Fall River
Hattie
Kila
Federa
All Had a Good Time Despite Weather at Yacht Club
The Massachusetts Yacht Club on Rowe's Wharf hosted a lively evening despite poor weather. Patrons sang "The Lass that Loved a Sailor" as they gathered around the club’s cozy home, recalling a cheerful cruise ambiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Rowe’s Wharf
Bank clerk jailed on ledger fraud charge in Philadelphia
J Frank Lawrence, former ledger clerk at Keystone Bank and brother of Charles Lawrence, arrested on charges of making false entries. He appeared before U S Commissioner Craig and was held on $10,000 bail for a hearing tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
J. Frank Lawrence
Keystone Bank
Charles Lawrence
United States
Craig
Railway Employees Clubs Become Key Iowa Political Factor
In Ottumwa on September 7 a railway employees club formed with over 200 members to oppose rate reductions. Rail officials statewide are promoting clubs to stop anti railroad legislation, warning wages could fall if measures pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
One Way to Settle It Sixteenth District Delegation Chief
The report says Hon. William Maxwell Evarte will attend the Saratoga convention as chairman of the delegation from the Sixteenth Assembly district. The piece imagines the hall rising as one to cry Our Man, if the convention selects him, a striking political moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
William Maxwell Evarte
Saratoga
Sixteenth Assembly District
Myopia Hunt Club Hundreds View the Sport
Gentlemen riders dash across the countryside for the Hunt Cup as hundreds attend the Myopia Hunt Club event. Riders from notable clubs participate in the annual hunt with spectators tracking the field across rolling terrain.
Rains Halt Myopia Hunt Club Races at Gibney Farm
Hamilton event unfolds despite steady rain with polo ponies and pony races. Notable attendees include F H Prince, Eustis, Gardner, Bayard Thayer and many social figures. races feature Van Dyke, Crusader, Loris, and Independence with several protests and humorous events like the thread and needle race and manikin race adding local color.
Curly B Denny Leads As Final Heat Winner In Races
In a series of heats Warren rode Curly B Denny rode Baby McKee and Houston Thomas rode Ashley. Denny won the first heat. In the next heat James H Appleton rode Sand Boy R M Appleton rode Baccarat and Edward Gibsey rode Van with Appleton taking the heat. The final heat saw Denny compete against J H Appleton with Appleton winning the event. Colonel Francis Peabody was starter and Frank Seabody chairman of judges.
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Hamilton
Sipecial
Myopia Hunt Club
Gibney Farm
F. H. Prince
Masconomo
Ro’. Agassiz
J. L. Thorndike
C. W. Oliver
H. D. Burnham
George BP. Eustis
George K. Richardson
Harry Burnett
Ruth Burnett
Morton Prince
George H. Norman
M. K. Abbott
C. B. Denny
Mabel Simkins
Miriam Sears
Bessie Seabury
Romulus
Houston Thomas
Ashley
Ross L. Coe
George J. Dexter
Wenbam
Ipswich
Calico
Tom Cod
Jumbo
Hamilton Hunt
Myopia Hunt
Bea
Frank Seabury
van Dyke
Crusader
Dr. Hopkins
Puritan
B. Denny
W. C. Eustis
Loris
Independence
Lone Tree Stable
Fritz
W. P. Eustis
Gimcrack
George P. Eustis
A. P. Gardner
Frederic Warren
Curley
Baby McKee
Mr. Warren
H. Appleton
Puzzle
Dr. Hopkins Independence
Bayard Thayer
Bunnie
C. B. Denny Bay
Buckskin
Lone Tree
Delver
Mr. Prince
Bretty
Denny
Coe
Curly
Frederick Warren
Mave Simkins
Warren
Thorndike
Frederick
Deacon Price Pupil Reunion in Manchester at Town Hall
The 150 members of Deacon John Price's former pupils gathered at Town Hall in Manchester for a reunion, honoring the elderly teacher now over 80. Speeches by Price and peers included long lists of attendees and several letters read from former students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
John Price
Town Hall
B.C. Smith
Salem
A. E. Low
H. C. Leach
Mary Leach
A. 3. Jewett
David
Knight
Rufus Stanley
Boardman
W. J. Johnson
Aurelia Taylor
Ginnivan
B. Mann
George C. Mann
T. C. Rowe
C. L. Hoyt
Francis Bennett
Hoyt
Mr. Lamson
Mary I. Cheever
Johnndall
Lendall
W. H. Allen
H. P. Knight
Gilbert Kkmerson
P. K. Sanborn
Sarah C Sanborn
Susan
Carter
Lattie P. Allen
Charles A. Cheever
George Kerr
Kerr
B. C. Marble
Marble
KF. G. Wonson
Wonson
Andrew Lee
Fred Gregory
Gregory
EK. A. Hooper
I. Brown
C. EK. Brown
Albion Gilman
Oliver Rtoberts
Jacob E. Ayers
W. H. Tappan
Tappan
Mary K. Kimball
J. A. Brown
Mary A. Brown
J. M. Brown
B. F. Juck
V. I. Stanley
Stanley
W. D. Giles
H. P. Johnson
Johnson
John F. Armable
N. A. Horton
Cyrus M. Dodge
Dodge
D. W. Lee
W. Goldsmith
Arabella Lee
Fred Norwood
Norwood
L. B. Brooks
Brooks
N.B. Goldsmith
Nancy H. Cheever
H. 3. Phillips
Phillips
Deborah G. Crafts
Samuel Knight
Mary A. Allen
J. A. Masters
Masters
Elizabeth P. Allen
C. H. Dodge
J. M. Dodge
H. Durgin
Durgin
J. W. Carter
David F. Bennett
H.s. Chase
Chase
H. P. Kitfeld
Kitfield
Joan
S. Bb. Knight
Louise Morgan
H. Lord
Sarah L. Bingham
H. L. Bingham
George F. Allen
Deborah 46
Crafts
Susan c. Leach
L. L. Smith
Augustus A Smith
Elizabeth C. Gould
John A. Gould
F. K E. Smith
Lyman W. Floyd
Oliver L. Roberts
Addie M. Roberts
Henry L. Knight
Morrison
G. W. Dow
Henry L., Knight
Abbie Hooper
D. T. Beaton
Beaton
George HH. Haskell
Eliza H. Hooper
L. West, Jr
West
Lord
F. A. P. Killam
Killam
N. B. Sargent
Sargent
D. K. Kimball
D. B. Kimball
Daniel Marvin
Mr. Price
Martha L. Knight
F.ai, Lord
N. K B. Sargent
William Kb. Wheaton
A. K. Low
R. W. Wonson
David K. Kimball
A. S. Jewett
Electric Convention Opens in Montreal with Annual Meeting Hint
Delegates from across the United States and Canada gather in Montreal for the National Electric Light Association semi annual convention. Charles R Huntley outlines future aims and suggests annual meetings. Montreal mayor James McSlane and others speak as the Victoria Rink hosts exhibits and the lights are opened by Professor Bovey’s daughter. Today features paper readings, tonight’s exhibits, and a fire department display is planned for tomorrow alongside a garden party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
National Electric Light Association
Victoria Rink
Windsor
Charles R. Huntley
Association
Fion
James McSlane
Salem events mark tragedy and community gatherings
William H. Crowley died after a faint at the railroad station. A reception for Dr. W. A. Mowrey opened at the Tabernacle church with Mayor Rantout present. A charity fair by Israel Putnam Commandery and Daughters of Liberty began at Commandery Hall. The late James M. Brown left 1000 dollars to the Worcester Odd Fellows Home and 500 to Essex Lodge I O O F. At the rifle range, top scores at 200 yards were Horton 22, Radegrass 22, Nichols 20, Olney 21, Collins 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
William H. Crowley
W. A. Mowrey
Tabernacle Church
O. Bb. Stone
Rantout
Israel Putnam Commandery
S.L
Jennie Wade
Daughters of Liberty
Commandery Hall
James M. Brown
Odd Fellows
Worcester
Essex Lodge 1. O. O. F
Salem Rifle Range
Horton
Rain Storm Wreaks Havoc in Waltham Streets
The driving rain over the past two days heavily damaged multiple streets in Waltham. Cellars flooded and several sewer cave-ins occurred, with crews working all day to repair the destruction. The storm ranks among the severest in the area this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Firebug Suspect Arrested in Main Street Saloon Case
Suspect Joseph OConnor of Nonwich Conn arrestee after a bullet was fired through the plate glass window of Michael Fahan s saloon on Main street. Police report he is tied to recent incendiary fires and holding damaging evidence. A hearing is set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonwich
Conn
Joseph O'Connor
Michael Fahan
Main Street
O'Connor
Insane man cuts throat in police court
Charles F. Moore of Ollinsford threatened his boarding mistress in Devien New Hampshire police court this afternoon. He cut his throat and cannot live. He is in jail for safekeeping pending his fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotor
Devien
N. H
Charles F. Moore
Ollinsford
British Board of Trade reports August 1891 trade shifts
The Board of Trade reports for August 1891 show imports rising by 1.42 million pounds while exports fall by 2.16 million pounds compared with August of the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Board OF Trade
London
Board of Trade
Fires Reported Across Towns In Sept 7 Notices
The Grand Trunk car shops in Port Huron Michigan suffered near total damage with losses around 76000. Garrahy's wine room in Fall River faced a 600 loss from an electric wire fire. E A Hilliard Co woollen mill picker building in Manchester burned with several thousand on stock damaged, cause unknown. William McCarty sawmill in Bradford Vermont burned last night. Beedy Hotel and barn at West Topham burned. proprietor Charles Beedy loses 3000 partly insured. An unoccupied house in West Quincy owned by Mrs Henry Doble damaged by incendiary fire. building loss 600, furniture 100 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Huron
Mich
Grand Trunk Railroad
Fall River
Garrahy
Manchester
Conn
E. A. Hilliard & Co
Bradford
William McCarty
South Luchford
Beedy
West Topham
Charles Beedy
West Quincy
Henry Doble
Explosion at West Second Street Tenement Causes Minor Damage
An alarm from Box 113 at 6:54 last evening reported a kerosene lamp explosion in the tenement at 133 West Second street South Boston. The property is owned by Barry Sullivan and occupied by John Connor. Damage described as slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Second Street
South
Boston
Barry Sullivan
John Connor
Governor Speakers At Father Mathew Field Day
In Northampton on September 7 the Father Mathew Society field day drew about 30,000 on the streets and around 20,000 at the driving park to hear Governor Iggpel. The parade faced morning rain and 3000 marched to the park. Judges included Lt. Cornish and Capt. Irwin. St Ann Cadets won first prize, North Adams Cadets second, Pittsfield Cadets won the free-for-all. Governor Russell arrived by special train and praised the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Father Mathew
Springfield
Iggpel
Haile
Bradford
Hibbard
Pittsfield
D. H. Edwards
Southampton
Cornish
United States Army
Irwin
Major Pond
Vermont Militia
St. Ann Cadets
Worcester
North Adams
Russell
Frederick Paulding Debuts as Star in The Struggle of Life
Frederick Paulding debuts as a star at the Standard Theatre in New York with The Struggle of Life, a melodrama by the late William Irving Paulding. The performance earns credit for Paulding and strong support from Gary Lindsey Edwin Varrey Adelaide Fitz Allen and Maud Peters. Scenery is praised and a long, successful run is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick Paulding
Standard Theatre
William Irving Paulding
Paulding
Gary Lindsey
Edwin Varrey
Adelaide Fitz Allen
Maud Peters
Judge orders two Chinamen returned to Canada in first U S exclusion act case
In Brattleboro Vermont Judge H H Wheeler ruled two Chinese men held permits from Canada to reenter their country and ordered their return to Canada. The men were arrested at Windsor under the exclusion act and had challenged the order claiming Dominion permits. The ruling marks the first federal exclusion act case heard in the state and suggests permits could undermine the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattelboro
H. H. Wheeler
United States
Canada
Windsor
China
Johnson
Woman Falls 5000 Feet in Peoria Lake Parachute Failure
Mme Kiefer, wife of a man who fell in Peoria Lake a week earlier, ascended despite a strong wind and cut her parachute loose at the height of 000 feet. Her chute failed to open in time, she fell into the lake and was rescued unconscious as boats stood by. doctors fear she will die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prorta
Peoria Lake
Mme. Kiefer
Mme
Kiefer
Tazewell County
Work of the pupils at Dedham Lloyd Vacation School
The Dedham Lloyd Vacation School of Manual Training held an exhibition in the old High School building after seven weeks of sessions. Ninety seven pupils attended with two wood work lessons and six two hour sewing lessons weekly. The program was very successful and will continue next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DepuAm
Dedham Lloyd Vacation School of
Augusta Exposition committee to tour Northern cities
A committee of thirty prominent Augusta businessmen began a campaign to promote the Georgia Exposition. They planned to visit New York on Wednesday and then proceed to Providence Fall River Boston and Lowell to drum up support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
New York
Providence
Fall River
Boston
Lowell
THE ANCIENTS FALL FIELD DAY COMMITTEE NAMED
At the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company meeting last evening a committee to arrange the Fall Field Day was appointed. Members include Captains Fottler Going Hatch Jones Taylor. Lieutenants Grover Sullivan Wells Mills. Sergeants Hough Peak Hutchinson. Adjutant Mudge Paymaster Laforme Assist Paymaster Allen. Quartermaster May. Commissary Gailey. Assistant Commissary Noyes. Muster was well attended and many are expected for the October parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient and
G. H. Allen
George l
A. W. Gailey
George O. Noyes
Fight Between Convicts in Kentucky Penitentiary
In Frankfort Kentucky three convicts were injured in a hospitalized fight at the state penitentiary. Eli Lucas a life sentence William Bellemeyer serving fifteen years and William Johnson serving twenty one years clashed after long standing tensions Bellemeyer inflicted a deep stab wound Lucas was cut Johnson head injuries include a fractured skull guards stopped the attack and Bellemeyer is reported near death.
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Frankfort
Eli Lucas
William Bellemeyer
William Johnson
Lucas
Bellemeyer
Johnson
Beilemeyer
Fatal elopement tragedy in Bloomingdale Illinois
Dr Charles F E Ballard of Saybrook Illinois killed Miss Bertha Ison of Baker City Oregon and then shot himself after a dispute over marriage plans. Ballard obtained a license to wed Ison and urged elopement after she delayed for education. He shot the woman in the parlor and then fired five times at himself in the garden, dying shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Ballard
Saybrook, Ill
Miss Bertha Ison
Bloom Indon
Ill
Charles FE. Ballard
Saybrook
Bertha Ison
Baker City
Luther P. Ison
Ballard
Miss Ison
American interests in Hawaii Washington
Secretary Tracy issued orders for the Pensacola to proceed at once to Honolulu. The death of the Prince Consort has created a situation in the Hawaiian Islands where the presence of an American warship is regarded as necessary to guard American interests.
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Washington
Tracy
United States
Pensacola
San Francisco
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Prince Consort
Rhode Island Democrats State Central Committee lineup
This Providence special report lists the new Democratic State Central Committee executive department members announced today. Ex-officio members include F. P. Owen Elisha W Bucklin Richard Hayward and others representing Providence Newport Washington Kent and Bristol counties along with named officials and county nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Providence
H. J
Democratic State Central Committee
F. P. Owen
Elisha W. Bucklin
Richard Hayward
Providence County
FF. L. O'Reilly
John Cass
Edward B. Smith
W. B. Caldwell
Bernard County
Newport County
William J. Underwood
Washington County
William C. Clarke
Kent County
Oliver W. Slocum
Bristol
John E. Conley
Brockton Votes on City Hall Site or New Building
In Brockton on Sept 7 Aldermen pass a resolution inviting citizen sentiment on gifting land for a government post or building a $100000 city hall. Previous approval to erect a city hall is reconsidered and tabled with order to convey a lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Srecia
Boy Escapes Prison Wall Slide in New York
Henry Prince aged 15, committed for burglary on Aug 26, escaped from Jefferson Market Prison at 7 am. A citizen sighted him sliding down the prison wall toward West Tenth Street. an alarm was issued but he disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Prince
Jefferson Market
West Tenth Street
Kenia opens British East Africa trade by navigating 300 miles up Tana
A dispatch from Mombassa reports the steamship Kenia of the British East Africa Company has ascended the Tana River 300 miles from the coast. This opens a fertile, populous district to trade which had been considered practically closed to commerce. The voyage marks a milestone in regional commerce development.
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London
Mombassa
British East Africa
British East Africa Company
Tana
Woman and husband run Chinamen to Detroit in widow disguises
London Ontario report says a local woman and her husband aided by disguising Chinese men as widows to smuggle them to Detroit. One arrest has occurred with likely further developments expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
General O Neill's Wife Pardoned by Emperor William
Mrs. O Neill wife of General O Neill of the United States Army was pardoned by Emperor William and released from imprisonment after she shot at and dangerously wounded her husband in Wiesbaden on May 20 last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neill
Wiesbaden
O’neill
O’ Neill
United States Army
William
Catholic Congress Opens in Brussels Under Cardinal Goossens
The Catholic Congress begins in Malines tomorrow with Cardinal Goosens presiding. A special discussion will explore practical methods to apply the Pope's encyclical to the working classes and improve social conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Congress
Brussels
Malines
Cardinal Goosens
Trains Slip Causes Foot Amputation in Bradford
Louis Millett of Georgetown fell under a Boston and Maine train at Bradford and suffered the loss of his left foot after a wheel passed over it. He was rushed to Haverhill City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Louis Millett
Georgetown
Bradford
Haverhill City Hospital
Hitch in Mercier loan rumors surface in Paris
Montreal Sept 7 Rumors say the $4,000,000 Mercier loan may be stalled as Paris financiers reportedly refuse to release funds to the Province of Quebec until the boodle charges against Premier Mercier are disproved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercier
Montreal
Premier Mercier
Paris
Quebec
Baggage master jailed for trunk theft
Woopsvile New Hampshire September 7 Fred Berrie a baggage master with the Boston and Maine railroad at Wells River Vermont was arrested Saturday on charges of stealing from trunks He was sent yesterday to Chelsea Vermont county jail to await further action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woopsvile
N. H
Fred Berrie
Boston & Maine Railroad
Wells River
Chelsea
Russian Hint to Crete Reported in London
London dispatch Sept 7 notes Russian newspapers rejoice over the fall of Kiamil Pasha and hint that if Djevad Pasha wants Russia’s goodwill he should swiftly and forcefully end the Bulgarian quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
London
Kiamil Pasha
Djevad Pasha
Russia
Havana Sugar Market Report Sees Quiet Trading
Havana on September 7 reports Spanish gold at 2.33% to 2.83% and a US short sight premium of 10 percent. London gold stands at 19.4 to 20 premium. Sugar trading remains quiet with holders aloof and no significant moves observed.
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Havana
United States
London
Shipping Names and Routes Include Multiple Vessels and Destinations
A list of vessels and passengers appears with numerous names and global routes. Entries include ships and destinations such as Bangor, Wilkes-Barre, St John NB, Newport, Rockland, and Porto, plus crews and home ports. The fragmentary OCR text mentions brig and steamer arrivals or assignments to Dunedin, Barbados, Marseilles, Portland, and other ports.
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New York
Ae P Miler
Bangor
Herman Winter
Wilkesbarre
Hestonsabe Anis L McKeen
Dee Ee
Vahiare St John
Henry T Wood
Kendall
Daniel Pierce
Calais
Amelia Gregland
Heston
Hastings
Wm F Barden
New Headford
Oak Woods
Narragansett Pier
Sarah A Hiaisdell
Provadence
Mary Augueta
Newport
Winick Downes
James G Bigelow
Signal
Newhaven
Dincen
Thomaston
John P Kelsey
Rockland
Elwood H Smith
Hallowell
Edward Rich
Deer Isle
Patrivian
Edward D Jewell
Klaye
Emma R Smith
Laguayra
Monsita
Barbados
Freedam Willey
Fernanatna
Gem
St Pierre
Mart
Gottage City
Portland
St Paul
Windsor
Desperate Prisoners Attack Watchman at State School
John Tobin and Frank Willis prisoners at the State Industrial School near Manchester used sleeping powder in lemonade to stupefy Albion Clough the watchman then beat him with a baseball bat and a brass nozzle. An alarm prevented further injury and possible escape. Clough is in a dangerous condition with gaping head wounds. Tobin and Willis await a police court hearing tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
John Tobin
Frank Willis
State Industrial School
Albion Clough
Tobin
Clough
Willis
Miss Bayly to raise fund for Bradlaugh estate debts
Edna Lyall, noted English novelist, is actively seeking contributions to redeem the late Mr. Bradlaughs property which remains burdened by debts from his parliamentary campaigns. Alexander Stephens of Atlanta, a grandnephew bearing the name, will enroll at the University of Georgia this fall. Mrs Louise Chandler Moulton is a guest at the Hotel Bristol Aix les Bains. In New York Count Camilla Peec of Rome stays at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Baron de Seulliere of Paris at the Brevoort House and Commandant M de Alvear of the Spanish Embassy at the Victoria.
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New York
Camilla Peec
Rome
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Baron de Seulliere
Paris
Brevoort House
M. de Alvear
Victoria
Obituary notices for two military figures reported
Colonel T. B. Hunt U S A retired died suddenly at Fort Monroe Virginia yesterday morning. The remains were taken to Washington last night. Jr W W A Spotswood a veteran of three wars and formerly surgeon in the navy died in Mobile yesterday aged 85.
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T. B. Hunt
U.S.A
Fort Monroe
Washington
W. W. A. Spotswood
Navy
Mobile
Reunion of Artillery Veterans in Georgetown
The eleventh annual reunion of Company M Fourth Massachusetts Heavy Artillery was held at G A R Hall with attendees from Haverhill Salem and Boston. Officers elected: President Luther Carter Newburyport vice presidents Paul Hopkinson Groveland Adolphus Danforth Kennebunk Me secretary treasurer Ek A Knapp Boston. Next meeting set for Georgetown Sept 7 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
G. A. R. Hall
Haverhill
Salem
Boston
Luther Carter
Newburyport
Paul Hopkinson
Groveland
Adolphus Danforth
Kennebunk
Ek. A. Knapp
Mass
Late Cheese Sales Report From Utica and Little Falls
Market notes from Utica and Little Falls show cheese sales with multiple lots and prices. Large quantities moved at 8 to 9 percent cents per pound, including creamery and dairy cheeses, with some on commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
Lakeside Home for Little Children Presented in Toronto
The Lakeside Home for Little Children on the island opposite Toronto was formally presented to the trustees by J. Ross Robertson. The $25,000 summer resort for sick children was unveiled before a large group of youngsters, with Professor Goldwin Smith delivering an oration in reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Toronto
Ont
Lakeside
Hospital For
J. Ross Robertson
Robertson
Goldwin Smith
Car inspector run over by an engine in Somerville
Last evening John P. Chandler, 77, a car inspector on the Eastern railroad living at 8 Franklin street Somerville, was struck by an engine and his right arm was badly crushed. He was admitted to Massachusetts General Hospital and his arm was amputated at the shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Chandler
Franklin Street
Somerville
Eastern Railroad
Chandler
Massachusetts General Hospital
Deaf man struck by train on Bethel VT track
Edwin E. Spaulding aged 60 was killed instantly while walking on the track in Bethel Vermont. He was deaf and did not hear the engineer’s whistle after three blasts. He leaves a wife a son and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Edwin E. Spaulding
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