Longtime educator and church leader from Raynham
Mr. Manning, born December 18 1824 in Pomfret Connecticut, had a career as farmer, carpenter, and teacher. He graduated Brown University in 1857 and led multiple academies and Sunday schools, served on school committees, and held church treasurer roles. He lived in Raynham 43 years and never used tobacco or alcohol.
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Mr. Manning
Pomfret
Conn
Brown University
Pierce Academy
Woodstock Academy
Antwerp Liberal Literary Institute
Raynham
The
Baptist Church
East Bristol Neighborhood Convention
Banks Consolidate In Salem To Form Major Institution
Salem report states the Asiatic National and the Naumkeag National banks merged today creating a combined capital and surplus of 500000 and deposits totaling 1500000 making the new bank one of the largest in the state outside Boston.
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Salem
Asiatic National
Naumkeag National Banks
Boston
Longtime Leominster Public Servant Mr Haws Passes
Mr Haws born in Leominster has long lived there and served town affairs as selectman for six years in the 1960s and moderator of the town meeting 45 times. An active Unitarian, he sits on boards including Fitchburg Safe and Deposit Trust Fitchburg Leominster Street Railroad and Worcester North Savings Bank vice president. He credits longevity to a simple regular life.
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Mr. Haws
Leominster
Unitarian Church
Haws
Fitchburg Safe and Deposit Trust Company
Fitchburg & Leominster Street Railroad Company
Worcester North Savings Bank
Captain Isaac W. Comery 89 veteran shipmaster and Civil War officer
Waldoboro Me evaporation veteran Captain Isaac W Comery aged 89 traced his life from hunger at eight to board and schooling privileges later rising to mate and captain in the coasting West Indian and East Indian trades. He led Company A Twenty first Maine Infantry at the Civil War and later commanded the revenue cutter for his district. He was a member of Charles Keizer Post G A R and the American Society of Ship Masters.
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Comery
Waldoboro
Twenty-first Maine Infantry
Charles Keizer
Missionaries Depart for Worldwide Fields Next Week
The sixth annual American Baptist Missionary Union conference announced new appointees who will sail next week for South India Burma Assam and the Philippines. Among travellers named are Roy D. Stafford Melrose L Jennie Crawford Win chester Rose E Nicolet and Walter E. Rogers. The group includes Massachusetts and Pacific coast members with departures from Boston and San Francisco aboard the Leyland liner Winifredian and the Winnifredian respectively.
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American Baptist Missionary Union
Ford Hall
James A. Francis
D. D
Home Department
Chickering
Burmah
Assam
South India
Boston & Maine
Winifredian
W. Hamel
New York
Nellie E. Lucas
Iowa
Will J. Longley
Roy D. Stafford
Melrose
L. Jennie Crawford
Winchester
China
Rose E. Nicolet
Philippines
Pacific Coast
Lucille A. Withers
Ilinois
W. R. Morse
Nova Scotia
John A. Cherney
Ohio
Nathan W. Brown
Sarah Whelpton
Missouri
Walter E. Rogers
Leominster
Africa
Winnifredian
F. H. Levering
South
India
The
Bertha M. Rotherwal
Troy
N. Y
Rose P. Lewis
California
Burma
Elmer Adams
Bertha M. Evans
Colorado
M. L. R. Riggs
Illinois
William Morse
Massachusetts
J. A. Cherney
Samuel W. Hamel
P. R. Moore
Rose E. Nicolete
S. W. Hamel
Clarence Chaney
Connecticut
W. J. Longley
W. L. Soper
Charles H. Tilden
William J. Longley
Missing man Fasulo vanishes from Haverhill
John Fasulo, a puller-over living at 15 South Street, disappeared June 12 after his wife left to shop with four children at home. He had resided in Haverhill nine years and worked in local shoe factories without trouble. A new baby was born since his disappearance and authorities have found no trace of him.
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Haverhill
John Fasulo
South Street
Fasulo
Timothy
Foley, Jr
Killen Foley
Sweeney
Melrose Street
St. James’ Church
St. James Council
K. of G
Grisha
New Gate of Heaven
Providence
Hefferman
Boston
Ellen Nefferman
West Sixth Street
Our Lady of the Rosary
Kearns
Dorchester
Michael
Ellen Kearns
Stanton Street
St. Matthew's Church
Norfolk Street
Fort Hill
John A. Andrew Post
G. A. R. McCarthy
Charlestown
Honoria M. A
Charles J
Margaret McCarthy
Adams Street
St. Mary's Church
McCarthy
Chelsea
Joseph A
Martha A
Robert E. McCarthy
Peakl Street
Powers
Thomas
Elizabeth Powers
St. Augustine's Church
Teck
Rogers
Cambridge
Stutuo Rogers
Dana Street
Smith
Reading
Mass
Elizabeth Ann Smith
George Leroy Smith
Warden Street
Tekle
Waltham
John Oscar Teele
Adlowers
Burleb
Possum a New Skin Remedy Promises Overnight Clarity
An advertisement touts Possum, a skin remedy claiming to clear complexions overnight. It advertises a fifty cent box available at multiple drugstores and offers a free experimental package by mail from Emergency Laboratories in New York. It claims rapid relief from eczema acne and other itch conditions with no grease and no soap use.
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Riker-Jaynes
Houghton & Dutton’s Drug Dept
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York
McDonald Named Head of Democratic Executive Committee
John F. McDonald former Ward 23 Democratic chair and noted lawyer is named chairman of the Democratic executive committee by state chair Frederick J. Macleod. The Fourth Essex Senate race tightens with candidates Nason Morse and Porter, while Governor Draper delays naming Gaskill successor and heads to North Adams for Old Home Week with Lt Governor Frothingham and military staff.
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John F. McDonald
Democratic Committee
Ward 23
Democratic Executive Committee
Frederick J. Macleod
State Committee
McDonald
Essex
Senate
J. Otis Wardwell
Harry Morse
Arthur Nason
Senator Lodge
Mr. Wardwell
Leslie Morse
Haverhill
Sam Porter
Amesbury
Draper
Executive Council
Justice Gaskill
Superior Court
Berkshires
Frothingham
State House
North Adams
Stockbridge
Pittsfield
Brigham
Sears
Nicholson
Hinckley
Will leaves estate to Charlestown church in probate
The will of Fanny Robbins filed for probate in Suffolk county provides that her residuary estate shall go to the First Baptist Church on Austin street in Charlestown. Amount of the gift is unknown as no bond or inventory has been filed.
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Fanny Robbins
Suffolk County
First Baptist Church
Austin Street
Charlestown
Tablet Unveiled for Patriots in North Adams
North Adams observed veterans day with a parade of veterans and students. A bronze tablet honoring the John son Greys Civil War company was dedicated before about 6000 gathered. Speakers included J Willard Brown Congressman George P Lawrence and Mayor John H Waterhouse. An Aero Park balloon ascent followed landing in Rowe after 55 minutes aloft.
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North Adams
Johnson Greys
Massachusetts
J. Willard Brown
Bequests to Hub Charities From Lamson Will
The late Joseph Lamson leaves $2000 to the Home for Aged Couples and $1000 to each of four other Boston charities including Home for Aged Men Women and Little Wanderers plus North End Mission and New England Kurn Hattin Homes Association. Executors are Mrs Nancy F Lamson and Martin Taplin.
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Boston
Joseph Lamson
Theyg Commission
Little Wanderers
North End Mission
New England
Kurn Hattin Homes Association
Westminster
New York
Nancy F. Lamson
Martin Taplin
Winchester
Murray Celebrates 28th Birthday With South Boston Tour
Representative William F. Murray Democratic candidate for Governor's council held a 28th birthday tour through South Boston wards ending with a reception at 238 Paris Street. The Paris Street residence, now Marion Associates headquarters, hosts East Boston supporters.
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William F. Murray
Governor's Council
South Boston
Paris Street
Marion Associates
East Boston
Murray
Osmo-Cemic Physicians Claim Cure for Many Diseases
An advertisement touts cures from Osmo-Cemic physicians listing asthma bronchitis blood diseases cancers catarrh consumption deafness and dyspepsia as treated by a new method. The note claims numerous diseases are cured without cutting and mentions chest lung and digestive ailments.
Gould Optimistic On U S Prosperity and World Trade
George J Gould returned from Cecilic aboard the Kronprinzess with Mrs Gould Miss Marjorie Gould and Jay Gould. He spoke of optimism for the United States and Germany Italy and Japan, praising railroads and waterways and noting railroad earnings and stocks are solid. He contrasted Harriman’s weak recovery with a bright global outlook and continued U S prosperity.
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New York
George J. Gould
Lloyd Line
Kronprinzess
Cecilic
Gould
Marjorie Gould
Jay Gould
United States
Mr. Gould
Germany
Italy
Japan
Harriman
Paris
Conductor Guilty of Larceny of Fares Gets 30 Days
Bernard J. Cullen a conductor for the Boston Elevated was arrested for stealing car fares. In Roxbury District Court Judge Williams sentenced him to 30 days in the House of Correction after a guilty verdict.
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Bernard J. Cullen
Boston Elevated
Roxbury District Court
Williams
House of Correction
End Court Fight for Incubator Baby Concludes
In Kansas City Missouri on September seventh the habeas corpus case ends as John H. Atwood for Mrs. James G. Barclay withdraws to stop Marian Bleakley's return to Mrs. J J Bleakley. The child known as the incubator baby had been kidnapped from her home.
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Kansas City
Marian Bleakley
John H. Atwood
James G. Barclay
J. J. Bleakley
Marian
Fr. Gorman Bids Farewell at St Marys School Exercises
The Rev. Joseph A. Gorman S J longtime rector of St Marys Catholic Church North End bid farewell to students and sisters at a school hall ceremony. He departs to become treasurer at Boston College.
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Joseph A. Gorman
S. J
St. Mary's Catholic Church
North End
Father Gorman
Boston College
Wreck of Allan H. Laurentian Reaches Trepassey
Passengers from the Allan Hayer Laurentian were transferred to the steamer Prospero after the wreck off Capt Race in dense fog. The Laurentian is a total loss with insured cargo and passengers, likely to be salvaged only partially. All 45 passengers were saved at Trepassey Bay with calm handling.
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ST. John's
N. F
Race
Glasgow
St. John’s
Trepassey
Hes
Trepassey Bay
Panama Engineer Named President of Oregon Trunk Railroad
Seattle Sept 7 John F Stevens the Panama Canal engineer was elected president of the Oregon Trunk line to be built from the Columbia River to central Oregon and to San Francisco Hill railroad.
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Seattle
John F. Stevens
Hill
Columbia River
Oregon
San Francisco
Hood's Lotion Promises Soothing Hair Growth Claims
An old advertisement touts Hood's Lotion as soothing healing and beautifying with claims it does not grow hair. It urges quick action and offers bottles priced at 25 cents or 50 cents.
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