Pomeroy Heir Suits Turnbull Trustees Fees Disputed
In Pittsfield Massachusetts on September 8 the supreme court heard S Harris Pomeroy heir of L Pomeroy woollen manufacturer against William Turnbull of New York and others as trustees under Theodore Pomeroy will to run factories for the estate They argue over Turnbulls 6000 annual salary and 440000 in commissions over three years claiming trustees must not profit from the estate The case was argued by George M Stearns for Pomeroy F P Golding and Secretary Endicott for Turnbull with decision reserved Endicott left town for Lenox to visit Secretary Whitney.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Supreme Court
S. Harris Pomeroy
L. Pomeroy
William Turnbull
New York
Turnbull
Charles Atwater
H. Pomeroy
Theodore Pomeroy
Turnbull & Co
Pomeroy
PF. Golding
Worcester
Endicott
Lenox
Whitney
Bradford
Augusta
Colby
University
Upper Coos
Colabrook
N. H
Lancaster
Coos
Supreme Judicial Court
York County
Alfred
Peters
Missisquoi
Enosburgh Falls
George B. Loring
New England Agricultural Society
O’brien
Boston
John Perrault
Lewiston
Vermont
Oxford
Amherst College
G. H. Tufts
E. Ll. Wood
Prof. Crowell
Frink
W. H. Powers
Ruel Durkee
Croydon
Durkee
Westfeld
Oliver Austin
Feeding Hills
Austin
Phillips Exeter Academy
Walter Quincy Scott
D. D
E.E. Hale
Phillips Brooks
Porter
Yale College
Gilman
Johns Hopkins University
White
Cornell University
Robinson
Brown University
McCosh
Princeton College
Bartlett
Dartmouth College
Seelye
Amherst
Carter
Williams
Walker
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hunter
Hinsdale
Keene
A. Estelle Hunter
Genesta
Luckenbach
Scotland
Puritan
Forbes
Tams
Forbe
Richard Sutton
H. T. Alling
Jacksonville Times-Union
Alling
Florida
South Florida
West Indies
Biscayne Bay
Dade County
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Massachusetts clergyman commits suicide in Colorado
News from Greenfield Mass reports Rev H W Eldridge former Turner's Falls Congregational pastor shot himself near Denver Colorado a few days earlier He was known for sensational sermons against Spiritists and had faced internal parish disputes His remains were embalmed and sent to Becket where his family lived
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Massachusetts
Colorado
Greenfield
Mass
H. W. Eldridge
Congregational
Turner’s Falls
Denver
Col
Lake Pleasant
Becket
Poisoned milk suspected in New Haven family attack
Four members of Policeman McAvoy’s family at 19 Franklin Street fell ill after drinking milk yesterday. John McAvoy and two young children suffered vomiting and deathlike sickness, with a peculiar odor reported from an opened can. Neighbors who drank milk from the same supply had no illness, suggesting a targeted poisoning attempt.
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New Haven
Conn
Policeman McAvoy
Franklin Street
McAvoy
John
Leonard Marshall Golden Wedding Celebration at Home
About 75 friends gathered Tuesday evening at 169 West Newton Street to honor Leonard Marshall the famed music teacher and his wife on fifty years of marriage. The event featured piano solos by Prof. J. W. Turner and Leonard B. Marshall and included a congratulatory address by Wyzeman Marshall. The couple received many valuable presents.
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Leonard Marshall
West Newton Street
J. W. Turner
Leonard B. Marshall
Wyzeman Marshall
Bradford and Newbury fair dates and local notices
A compilation of regional notices lists the Bradford and Newbury fair in Bradford New Hampshire October 1 2, shifts in telephone service in Augusta Maine court terms in York county Maine and Colby College September 3 start, and other local happenings from Vermont Massachusetts and New Hampshire including crimes fairs and university terms.
Puritan Genesta collide in Boston America s cup race
A delay and crash mar the America s Cup pursuit as the Puritan and Genesta clash before the start. The Genesta’s bowsprit tears the Puritan’s mainsail causing damage and a disputed, halted race. Sir Richard Sutton and Captain Carter discuss blame and a fair rematch. next race possible Thursday or Friday.
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Tams
Schuyler
Mr. Schuyler
Genesta
Richard Sutton
America
Luckenbach
Poillon’s
Carter
Boston
Capt. Crocker
New York
Endicott Opposition Blocks Morton's Maine Appointment
A New York Sun Boston correspondent reports Secretary Endicott says the president will not appoint Col. Morton despite broad Democratic and mugwump support in Maine. The piece defends Morton, notes his editor is Gen. Plaisted, and argues the scandal claim is unfounded while urging restraint to avoid alienating Maine Democrats.
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Portland
Boston
New York Sun
Endicott
Morton
Maine
Col. Morton
Sun
Augusta
Gen. Plaisted
Cleveland and
Hendricks
Mr. Blaine
Blaine
Kennebec Journal
Sprague
James G. Blaine
Indian era clam shell deposit found near Portland
In Falmouth Fore Side on Underwood Spring company land a 35 by 20 foot shell heap, likely deposited by Indians, was found by a party of about 50 including Maine Historical society members and Mayor Deering. A clam bake followed as limited excavations were made and scientists may conduct further study.
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Portland
Underwood Spring Company
Falmouth
Maine Historical Society
Deering
Murdered Miss Margaret Hawver Found In Kinderhook Home
Miss Margaret Hawver was found murdered in her Kinderhook residence in Columbia county. A dirk knife was used, money lay on the floor, blood stains were in four rooms, and the bureau drawer rifled. She lived alone and was sister to James Hawver, a Columbiaville manufacturer. No clue to the murderer.
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Troy
N. Y
Margaret Hawver
Kinderhook
Columbia County
James Hawver
Columbiaville
National Telephone Exchange Adopts English Wire Gauge
Providence meeting resumes action to adopt English standard wire gauge. secretary to notify electrical societies and manufacturers. Voted to raise appeal assessment to 50 dollars and set secretary salary at 100 dollars. Adjourned to 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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Providence
National Telephone Exchange Association
Social Science Association Opens Twentieth Meeting In Saratoga
The American Social Science Association opened its twentieth annual general meeting in Saratoga New York with a large gathering of scientists from the United States and Canada. President John Eaton of Washington delivered the opening address on A Word on the Scientific Method in the Common Affairs of Life and was well received.
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Saratoga
N. Y
American Social Science Association
United States
Canada
John Eaton
Washington
Train Struck Planks on Maine Track Near Gardiner
A Portland to Augusta train struck three planks laid across the line about a mile before Gardiner. The engine stopped after applying air brakes, leaving the train in good condition. The obstruction caused no injury. past attempts to wreck trains have occurred at this spot.
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Augusta
Portland
Gardiner
Gloucester to study hydrants deal at $5000 a year
Gloucester officials discussed the Gloucester Water Supply company proposal to furnish 100 fire hydrants for five thousand dollars annually. The council voted to postpone action until Tuesday evening. The board of aldermen exonerated Marshal Carr from charges tied to a recent investigation and voiced confidence in his integrity as an officer.
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Gloucester
Mass
Gloucester Water Supply Company
Board of Aldermen
Marshal Carr
Millville rubber works strike spurs mob action in Providence
Providence reports a crowds of hoodlums paraded Millville streets and harassed workers as a strike at the rubber factory began. Strangers arriving by car were warned to stay away while the company vows to run its shops regardless of returning labor.
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Providence
Millville
Rnubber Factory
New Zealand Retains San Francisco Mail Service
New Zealand house of representatives passes Vogel motion to retain the San Francisco mail service. Government to seek bids for an 18 day San Francisco to New Zealand run with Auckland as terminal.
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San Francisco
New Zealand
House of Representatives
Sir Julius Vogel
Auckland
Requisition Granted for Bouquet Billy in Missouri Forgery Case
Hearing before Gov. Robie in Portland, Maine, on Missouri’s request for Bouquet Billy. Requisition granted. defense counsel filed a writ of habeas corpus, with a hearing set before Judge Virgin tomorrow.
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Portland
Robie
Missouri
Bouquet Billy
St. Louis
Virgin
Trustee John Rawson Accused Of 40000 Dollar Fraud
Williamport Ind Sept 8 John 8 Raw son trustee of Warren township Warren county is reported to have issued fraudulent warrants totaling 40000 He is missing County commissioners have cited all township trustees to appear and account for their transactions
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Williamsport
Ind
John 8. Rawson
Warren Township
Warren County
Public opinion shuns arbitration in Caro line dispute
Maprio Sept 8 reports public sentiment condemns arbitration of the Caro lines dispute. Velasco commander ordered to regain Yap, awaiting news. Barcelona authorities denounce Germany, Germany seeks reparations for insult to its embassy. Spain promises prosecutions, embassial staff dismissed. War preparations continue with troop reports ordered.
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Maprio
Carolines
Velasco
Yap
Germany
Barcelona
Spain
Continued Examination of Editor Stead and His Coadjutors
In Bow Street court the Stead abortion case resumed with Mrs Jarrett crying at the outset. Eliza Armstrong testified her mother handed her to Jarrett for housework, denying knowledge of any immoral purpose. Armstrong recounted living conditions and inconsistencies, and admitted chloroform use during an exam. She was cross-examined as the court adjourned to Monday.
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London
Stead
Pall Mall Gazette
Jarrett
Bramwell Booth
Coombe
Jacques
Maury
Eliza Armstrong
Bow-street
Armstrong
Russell
Eliza
Radical Platform Declared by Dar Chamberlain in Warrington
London Sept 8 Mr Chamberlain stated the radical platform to a Warrington audience claiming radicals form a liberal majority and will oppose Parnell. He warned home rule would destroy the empire and outlined a moderate Ireland government plan. He urged liberals to sever ties with radicals if they reject the platform. The radical agenda includes local government land reform free schools tax and game law revisions and mineral royalties.
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London
Chamberlain
Warrington
Liberal Party
Parnell Tooth
Neil
Ireland
Expenditures Alleged for Alabama Claims Court
Secretary Bayard withholds publication of Judge Harlan's statement defending the Alabama claims court authority and expenditures. Admiral Jouett protests a $400 disallowance for entertainments at New Orleans, insisting the expense is customary. Port Townsend reports requests to hire watchmen after recent arson attempts, while George H. Snow becomes postmaster at Winchester New Hampshire.
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Washington
Harlan
Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims
State Department
Bayard
Jouett
New Orleans
Congress
Navy
Port Townsend
Marine Hospital Bureau
Devan
W. T
Marine Hospital Service
George H. Snow
Winchester
N. H
St John Denies Bribery Allegations In Prohibition Meeting
At Syracusbk New York on September 8 the state prohibition convention drew 400 delegates with Judge Grow of Orange county as permanent chair. Ex Governor St John of Kansas spoke at a public meeting and rejected a written accusation that Democrats bribed him, branding the accuser a malicious coward and claiming the Republican party ran a bribery bureau but could not pay him.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
Hanson Library Dedication Marks Community Milestone
A large crowd attended dedicatory exercises at the Hanson Library association building in Hanson Massachusetts. The two story, 50 by 35 foot structure houses a hall banquets and library rooms with a total cost around 4200 dollars. The society formed in June 1884 following a gift from E C Thomas who increased the sum to 2250 dollars with Mrs Rachael Cushman adding 1200 dollars and friends supplying the balance.
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E. Hapgood
Baptist Church
Y Grace C. Bonney
O. L. Bonney
Association
E. W. Drew
South Abington Quartette
Hanson
Mass
Hanson Library Association
E. C. Thomas
Rachael Cushman
Bank President Brainerd Kidnapped from Winnipeg to Minnesota
Winnipeg police recount the abduction of Lawrence Brainerd, 60, former St Albans Savings Bank president and Vermont railroad figure. Detectives from Boston lured him on a duck hunt, bound him, and spirited him across the border with laudanum. Brainerd’s arrest probe followed a bank collapse blamed on his speculations. his wife alerted authorities as a special train pursued the kidnappers. The men escaped to Minnesota or Iowa, while Brainerd’s fate remains uncertain.
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Wennipeg
Man
Lawrence Brainerd
Brainerd
St.Albans
Denver
Jackson
Winnipeg
Wiggins & Wood
Boston
St. Vincent
Minnesota
Casa
St. Albans
Vermont Central Railroad
Lawrence
Vermont
Miss Smith
Gov. Smith
Lemoyle
Parnell Endorsed At Wass Meeting In Indianapolis
A large Indianapolis crowd gathered at Masonic Hall to back Mr. Parnell in Ireland policy. Vice President Hendricks and Mayor McMaster spoke on self-government, land reform, and Irish rights, urging support and unity against tenant oppression and biased British rule.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Parnell
Ireland
Hendricks
McMaster
Henry I
Great Britain
Green Isle
Indiana
Isle
Paris
London
Paine
America
Bunker Hill
Yorktown
Whitlock Kills Wife and Sisters then Himself near Danville
Perry Whitlock went to Ely Coe’s residence south of Danville Illinois and shot his wife Emily and her sisters Maggie and Tinchie mortally wounding them before killing himself. The motive cited was Whitlock’s dissipated habits and marital unhappiness.
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Danville
Ill
Perry Whitlock
Ely Coe
Here
Emily
Maggie
Tinchie
Whitlock
Skeletons found at Adams Street site in Brooklyn
Workmen digging for a new building on Adams Street in Brooklyn uncovered nine complete skeletons. The lot once housed a notorious dance and sporting house known as Gothic Ball, and authorities believe the remains are of persons murdered there some 40 years ago.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Adams Street
Sectional Strife and Sherman Reply in Ohio Speech
Senator John Sherman spoke in Lebanon Ohio denouncing Gov. Hoadly and urging fair elections for African Americans. He warned of disfranchisement and pointed to southern abuses in voting, urging remedies under the fourteenth amendment if needed. A separate railroad wreck near Keck Point killed a man and injured several, with train orders blamed for the incident.
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Sherman
Hoadly
Lebanon
John Sherman
South
Gov. Hoadly
Congress
North
Cleveland
United States
James
Blaine
South Carolina
Virginia
North Carolina
Mississippi
Louisiana
Key
Adam Riser
O. A. Bates
Frank Lowash
G. D. Carge
W.H. Shaffer
R. H. Bair
Keck Point
Precautionary Measures by Boston Health Board on Smallpox
Montreal reports smallpox fears as nuns volunteer as nurses and Montreal authorities plan to expand hospital capacity and house to house vaccination. New Hampshire board cites Montreal epidemic and urges national action while Boston tightens quarantine and vaccination rules for vessels from Canadian ports. Magna Charta island at Runnymede deemed neglected amid claims of its historic value and potential fraud, with debate over preserving national heritage.
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Provincial Board of Health
St. Margaret
St. Jean Baptiste
New Hampshire
Board of Health
National Board
Concorp
N. H
State Board of Health
National Board of Health
New England
Canada
Boston
Health Board
Boston and Lowell Railroad Company
A. W. Sulloway
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Boston Board of Health
Canadian
Newfoundland
London
Runnymede
London Telegraph
Windsor
Virginia Water
Burnham
Maidenhead
Staines
Thames
Magna Charta
John
Prince Arthur
Hubert de Burgh
Charingcross
Egham
Stephen Langton
Republic of the West
Stratford-on-Avon
Arrest on Civil Process of Naval Officer's Wife
Sensation in Portsmouth New Hampshire as the wife of a prominent naval officer is arrested on a civil writ in an action of tort. A servant is accused of stealing 160 dollars found later in the house. The girl sues for 2000 dollars and was bailed this morning.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Norway Factory Contract Signed for Spinney Block
The town of Norway has met all requirements of B F Spinney & Co of Lynn and a contract is made to build a new 200 by 60 foot three story factory to house their Lynn business. Construction should be complete and ready for occupancy by November 1.
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Norway, Me
Norway
B. F. Spinney & Co
Lynn
Visitors of Fraternity Club Guests Stay in Worcester
Worcester hosts the Colfax fraternity club Daughters of Rebekah from Albany and Troy New York and Bennington tonight. The visitors are entertained by the local lodge and depart for Providence tomorrow morning.
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Worcester
Mass
Colfax Fraternity Club
Daughters of Rebekah
Alpany
Troy
N. Y
Bennington, Sey
Providence
Trains Collide Near West Middlesex in Erie Line
Sharon dispatch reports two Erie and Pittsburg Railroad trains collided one mile south of West Middlesex this morning. Fire brigade responded as crews worked to control flames and assess damage. No final casualty report available, authorities investigating cause and sequence of events.
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Sharon
Erie and Pittsburg
West Middlesex
Doctor uses galvanic battery on balky mare in Modesto
Dr McLean buys a bay mare to pair with a purchase, straps a battery to the mare and her mate, wires to head and tail. The electric shocks provoke dramatic balking, then drive the animal forward, restoring obedience. The dramatic scene ends with the mare tolerating the shocks and continuing ahead.
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Modesto
Cal
McLean
Two 16 year old Boston youths arrested on ship from Boston
City Marshal Whitney arrested two boys aboard the steamer Cambridge in Bancor upon arrival from Boston. The youths, giving names Howard Gilbert and Fred Eddy of East Newton, Massachusetts, aged 16, claimed they were Brown and Jones headed to Moose Head Lake to hunt. The dispatch prompting the arrest came from G W Eddy.
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Bancor
Whitney
Cambridge
Boston
Howard Gilbert
Fred Eddy
East Newton
Mass
G. W. Eddy
Brown
Jones
Moosehead Lake
Installation of Rev J B Hawes at Winthrop Church
The Congregational church in Winthrop Me held the installation of Rev J B Hawes as pastor with a program including scripture reading by Rev Mr Smith Waterville sermon by Prof Stearns Bangor installation prayer by Rev Mr Adams Bangor charge to pastor by Prof Sewall Bangor right hand of fellowship by Rev Mr Sheels Augusta and charge to church by Rev Father Hawes Litchfield father of the new pastor.
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Winthrop, Me
J. B. Hawes
Congregational Church
Mr. Smith
Waterville
Stearns
Bangor
Mr. Adams
Sewall
Sheels
Augusta
Father Ilawes
Litchfield
Montreal Butter Swindle By Toronto Man
Butter dealers in Montreal were swindled out of about 10000 by Toronto man Shannon who sold them supposedly prime creamery butter. Drafts were honored but four carloads shipped proved to be last year's grease worth far less than a cent per pound.
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Montreal
Toronto
Shannon
Seafarer Deaths On Voyage From Cayenne
The brig La Regina reports Captain Keene of Prospect, Maine died August 4 and was buried at sea. The Benjamin Fabour veteran and three seamen died during the voyage. Two seamen remain ill. The disease is thought to be yellow fever.
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New York
la Regina
Cayenne
Keene
Prospect
Benjamin Fabour
Freight train jumps track at Long Island railroad
A Long Island Railroad freight train derailed at JJNNTER'S Point causing two cars to crash through the wall of the C. D. Pierce iron company building. Half the structure was demolished with damage estimated at $25,000. No injuries are reported.
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S Point
L. I
Long Island Railroad
C. D. Pierce Iron Company
Bettison Arrested on Embezzlement Charge in Boston
Tuesday afternoon Inspector Hartshorn of the Boston post office arrested George P. Bettison a 38 year old letter carrier married and living at No 14 Albion Street on a warrant for the embezzlement of letters from the mail.
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Hartshorn
Boston Post Office
George P. Bettison
Bettison
No. 14
Albion Street
B. R. Bryant
North Market Street
Daniel Sexton
William H. Jourdan
Washington Street
Tragic 40 Foot Fall Claims Catherine McCarthy at Home
Catherine McCarthy, 40, fell from a window at No 27 East street on Tuesday afternoon striking the pavement 40 feet below. A physician attended but she died within two hours. The report notes the fatal skull fracture.
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East Street
Catherine McCarthy
McRae Lead Likely in Third District House Race
From Little Rock Arkansas on September 8 return results show Democrat McRae ahead over Independent Mitchell in the third district race to fill the vacancy created by Jones moving to the Senate. Lexington.
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Little Rock
Ark
Congress
McRae
Mitchell
Jones
Senate
Grant and Ward Case Details Transfer of Property Under Pressure
In New York the Holt Warner reference case continued with Ferdinand Ward recounting a night when under duress he deeded property to W. S. Warner. Ward describes meetings with Work and others, the transfer of King's county lots, Brooklyn residence, Booth's theatre, and a Stamford Conn. property amid claims of threats and influence from the Grant & Ward lawyers.
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Holt-Warner
New York
Holt- Warner
Ferdinand Ward
W. S. Warner
Grant & Ward
Ward
Sheppard
Work
Warner
Woods
Fish
Wood
Short
Daveis & Work
King’s County
Brooklyn
Booth’s Theatre
Strawberry Hill
Stamford
Conn
Gower's aerial experiments and turtle farming plan discussed
A friend reports Frederic A. Gower vanished after a Cherbourg ascent. His balloon and raft were found, with a pilot balloon and a dropped letter lost at sea. The article also quotes H. T. Alling advocating green turtle farming in Florida and detailing a proposed 800 acre protected cove, fencing, and stock plans to yield substantial five year profits.
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Frederic A. Gower
English Channel
Ellsworth
Cherbourg
Dieppe
Mr. Gower
Sedgwick
Fire in Critchett Bros Livery Stable Kills Seven Horses
An employee discovered a fire in the Critchett Bros livery stable at 63 and 65 Northampton street shortly before 5 am Tuesday. Box 82 alarm sent engines. 12 of 19 horses escaped, seven burned fatally. Horses owned by various individuals valued around $2500. Building damage around $200, insured, owned by Martin L. Howe.
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Critchett Bros
Northampton Street
Martin L. Howe
Worcester Temperance Convention Travel Plan Urged
The general committee secretary for Worcester and Middlesex county calls attendance and work for the Massachusetts temperance convention. A Worcester train at 9 30 A M and another at 6 P M are proposed to aid travelers on the Albany, Barre Norwich and Providence lines. Send postals to C A Waite Worcester to estimate turnout and issue station bills early next week.
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Worcester
Middlesex
Albany
Barre
Norwich
Providence
C. A. Waite
Worcester, Nashua and Rochester
Mass
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