The Fighting Sixth Faces Lodge Challenge in Congress Race
Republican strategists in the sixth district rally behind Lodge, citing air of support and past vote contrasts with Lovering on silver coinage Morrison tariff and federal appointments. Democrats doubt Lodge’s presidential year turnout potential while Dawes faction wary of aiding Long’s Senate bid. campaign focus on finances and district weaknesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lodge
Lodge
Lovering
Congress
Mugwump
Long
Senate
Dawes
Nahant
Third District Councillor Butler Drops Re election Bid
The withdrawal of John Haskell Butler from the third district race reshapes the contest as Ex-Senator Robert O. Fuller of Cambridge gains a lead. Rival candidates, some deferring, dispute any private deal while supporters deny any sharp practice. Representative Charles Field says Butler reversed due to new business demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Haskell Butler
Butler
Robert O. Fuller
Cambridge
Fuller
Pleased With Saltonstall Despite Delays
Mr Lyman Republican member of the national civil service commission visited the custom house in town and praised Collector Saltonstall and staff for upholding the civil service spirit. He discussed exam and vacancy procedures and expected to see Commissioner Oberly, who was delayed in Washington. No board changes have been made since resignations were rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltonstall
Lyman
National Civil Service Commission
Coveney
Custom House
Oberly
Washington
Civil Service Commission
New York
Ex Senator Randall Gains in First District Race
Observers say ex Senator Randall is gaining against Dr Davis in the first congressional district and may upset the Bourne Stevens Davis alliance. It is an uphill fight in money and influence, but Randall’s win would rank with Bates defeating Worcester bosses, and supporters believe he would be a more active member of Congress despite lacking debate experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall
Dr. Davis
Theodore C. Bates
Worcester
Congress
Democratic Causues in Wakefield and Woburn Detail Delegates
A large Democratic caucus organized with Samuel K. Hamilton as chairman and Thomas Hickey as secretary. Delegates chosen for State, Congressional, Senatorial, and County conventions include Hamilton, Ricker, Cate, Blyth, Walton, Hickey, Cowdrey, Roche, Parker, Low, O’Leary, Clothey, Barnard, Kelley, and others. In Woburn, delegates for State include Johnson, Reade, Perrett, Ham, Salmon, Seeley among others, with extensive lists for Congressional and Senatorial seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Democratic Party
Samuel K. Hamilton
Thomas Hickey
George E. Ricker
John M. Cate
Robert Blyth
J. H. Walton
Waldo E. Cowdrey
James Hickey
James J. Roche
Henry Parker
Michael Low
Robert B
Local Officials and Representatives Listed in County Ballot
A scanned notice lists Jr. County and councillor candidates including T. H. Hill G. McFarland W. C. Kenney J. H. Conway A P Rogers J Lynch M Golden O Carrigan J Breslin E Cassidy T Sheehan T G Merriam and Representative W H Henchy R Perrett J E Crosby QO Kenner Costello J A Ham M S Lee N F Smith Thomas Salmon and John ait as names on the ballot.
Under a Flag of Truce in Gubernatorial Campaign
The campaign animosities between the Gerce factions softened as Col Lewis and Senator Alger of the Democratic committee visited the Republican headquarters. They were greeted warmly by Colonel Lewis who showcased the lavish rooms and conference spaces, contrasting them with the Democrats’ cramped quarters. A light banter touched on the Republican gerrymander seen as potentially affecting Alger’s seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerce
Lewis
Senator Alger
Democratic Committee
Washington Street
Alger
Whipple Bourne Contest Rumor Surfaces in Brockton
The report circulated in the first district claimed Mayor Whipple of Brockton planned to withdraw from the race against Councilor Jonathan Bourne of New Bedford. A Mayor supporter asked him by telegram, and the reply denied knowledge of such a move. Bourne stated he would not spend unnecessarily but indicated determination to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whipple
Brockton
Jonathan Bourne
New Bedford
Warned Out Of Danish Ports In Greenland Trip
Schooner Herbert M. Rogers returned to Gloucester from Greenland after a May 5 departure. Captain Vele reported heavy ice jams and stormy seas near Flemish Cap and Cape Amelia, with no halibut found beyond occasional scarce catches. Danish naval patrol prevented American fishing and trading with natives, and a companion schooner Seth Stockbridge was missing, feared lost in ice. The Rogers brought 100000 pounds of halibut and warned of Danish enforcement on the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Godthaabt
Denmark
United States
Helsenberg
Vele
Straits of
Belle Isle
Rogers
Berkshire County Wheelmen Fourth Annual Tournament Recap
The Berkshire county wheelmen held their fourth annual tournament at the fairgrounds with about 1000 spectators. T. H. Livermore won the opening one mile novice in 8:22, Huntington Lee captured the Berkshire championship in 10:26, and W. M. Woodside led the five mile professional race in 15:38. Homer Grant won the three mile Berkshire title, and E A. Smith of Springfield won the five mile handicap in 15:33 after a 650 yard head start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire County Wheelmen
Cyclists Union
T. H. Livermore
Pittsfield
F.H. McKee
North Adams
D. F. Grady
H. J. Crocker
Newton
James
Wood
Prince
E. A. DeBlois
W. Hi. Langdon
P. 8S. Brown
E A. Smith
Springfield
MORE MEN ORDERED OUT
Western Sept. 10. The scorers at Robert Duncan's tannery were ordered out today. It is said a board member who ordered the men out exceeded his authority and will not be sustained. Over sixty men are out of employment as strikers. The list favors Duncan and a ten hour work schedule cannot be met. Other tanneries watch the outcome with interest.
Dane Identified in Concord Train Fatality at Goff's Falls
A man killed on the Concord railroad track at Goff's Falls was brought to Nasuva for identification. The deceased, about 40, appeared to be Danish and carried a letter addressed to A. Dan praire or Duprez. Police pending further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasuva
N. H
Concord
Goff’s Falls
A. Danpraire
Duprez
Returns All In The State Vote Totals Announced
Complete returns from 241 towns show the Vermont statewide vote with Edmunds re election assured. Republican margin 18,783. GOP gains vs 1882, while Democrats rise by 2,525, Prohibition votes shift from GOP. Congressional results split by district and an Edmunds aligned Senate and House distribution noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake River
Edmunds
Ormsbee
Shurtleff
Seeley
Prohibition
Greenback
Scattering
Gereg
Barstow
Eaton
Martin
Reed Ry
Stewart
Brigham
Grout
Folsom
Sheffield
Granville
Bethel
Milton
Richford
Middlesex
Bakersfield
St. Albans
Burlington
South Burlington
Peru
Brookline
General Assembly
Montpelier
Senate
Large firms assign in Eau Claire and San Francisco
Eau Claire Wisconsin September 10 Chapman and Co longtime Northwest business firm assigned for creditors assets about 140000 liabilities 90000 to 100000 principal creditors in New York Chicago and Boston stock excess slow collections and general trade depression cited Hoffman and Co San Francisco fancy dry goods importers also assigned liabilities about 50000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Cquaire
Wis
Chapman & Co
Northwest
New York
Chicago
Boston
Francisco
Cal
Hoffman & Co
Clothing Cutters Strike Across New York Shops
Clothing cutters in thirty shops struck again today in New York. They charged discrimination against union men, forced denouncement of the union, and longer hours than union rules permit. The arbitration committee of District Assembly 49, Knights of Labor, met with manufacturers but no settlement was reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arbitration Committee
Knights of Labor
Todaay
Dredge Sinking Marked by Red and Black Spar Buoys
In New York on September 10, authorities marked the wreck of a dredge sunk by the City of Alexandria with two spar-buoys painted red and black. One buoy sits 400 feet east and the other 800 feet north-northwest of the wreck, which lies in thirty feet of water about a quarter mile southeast of the Palestine Shoal buoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City of Alexandria
Palestine Shoal
Milwaukee Deadlock Persists in District 2 Convention
In Milwaukin Wisconsin on September 10 the second district convention stayed deadlocked after changes in candidates. H M Ackley withdrew and Dr Rice of Morton was added. The 160th ballot showed Delaney 11 votes, O Meara 10, Rice 3 as the tenth day of the deadlock passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukin
Wis
H. M. Ackley
Dr. Rice
Morton
Delaney
O'Meara
Mrs Schill ing Hulskamp to report Monday morning
New York dated Sept 10 Mrs Victoria Schilling Hulskamp has telegraphed from Dayton New Jersey to Rudolph Aronson at the Cas ion that she will report Monday morning for her ten days leave of absence which ends then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Victoria Schilling-Hulskamp
Dayton
N.J
Rudolph Aronson
Danish Men of War Closely Watches Greenland Waters
The Gloucester schooner Lawrence Murdock, after seeking shelter in Shelburne harbor, reported being ordered out of Greenland fishing grounds by a Danish man of war. The incident highlights tensions as Danish naval vessels assert control over Greenland fisheries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haumwax
SpeciAy
Lawrence Murdock
Shelburne Harbor
Greenland
Confidence man swindles locals and a fatal fall in New England
A con artist swindled Mrs Nancy M Henderson in Malden claiming property bequeathed in the Provinces, demanding five for legal use. she paid about three dollars as he operated in several towns. William Ordway of Claremont, once Lebanon NH, 46, fell from a railroad bridge top and died instantly. A Farmington Maine group formed to supply water to West Farmington and will seek incorporation. Ex Secretary Robeson visits Bar Harbor. Five hundred watched a 175 purse wrestling match in New Bedford. James Gorman defeated Fontaine of Bedford in two straight falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Nancy M. Henderson
William Ordway
Claremont
Lebanon
N. H
C. W. Keyes
F. H. Russell
J.J. Linscott
P. W. Hubbard
D. W. Austin
Farmington Me
West Farmington Village
Robeson
Bar Harbor
Wrestlin
River View Park
New Bedford
James Gorman
Central Falls, Rr
Fontaine
Bedford
Gorman
Brouthers Sparks Chicago Victory Over Detroit Wolverines
In a Sept 10 clash at Curiaco nearly 9000 watched Chicago defeat Detroit as Brouthers homered thrice and totaled five hits. McCormick pitched well for Chicago while Conway faltered for Detroit as errors proved costly and both sides fielded poorly. Also Philadelphia edged Washington as Shosk and Kreig impressed. Ferguson puzzled the home club. In Kansas City, Whitney beat St Louis despite late runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Wolverines
Chicagos
Brouthers
McCormick
Conway
Chicago
Detroits
Po.a. E
Ciengne Coccis
Tome
Ryan
Burns
Kelly
Kalls- Kelly
Bennett
Pfeffer
Anson
White
Dunlap
Washington
Philadelphia
Washingtons
Irwin
Shosk
Kreig
Ferguson
Hines
Milligan
Shaw
Daly
Farrar
Grace Pearce
Kansas City
Whitney
Kansas Citys
Black Diamonds
ST. Louis
Po.a.e. R
Po.a. BE. Radford
Glassco
Myers
Or MecKhVon
CO x Rowe
OO Penny
Oe Bassett
McG
Achy
Cfl
Willeey
SiSeery i
Bet Or Donnelly
Cahill
Query
Crane
Hackett
Greves
Eile
Healy
Poansar
Cilvss Ss
Bi Amis
Moyers
McQuery
Bassett
Penny
Redford
Cale Hackett
Graves
Seery
Powers
Brockton Blues Edge in Rain Strikeout Team
In Brockton the Brockton Blues defeated the Brockton line by a low scoring seven inning game halted by darkness. Key fielding by Shaw, errors and wild pitches shaped a tense contest amid disagreeable weather. Portland beat Haverhill 1-0 with Conway’s pitching a four shutout streak. O Rourke and Portlands defense highlighted the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Brocktons
Boston Blues
Camona
Coughlin
Fiartnett
Meister
J. Sullivan
Shaw
Tuckerm
Lambert
Tota
Brecktoonee Vise
Blues
McCormick
Hartnett
Otis ‘Lilden
Portland
Portlands
Haverhills
Conway
Haverhill
O Rourke
A.B. Mullican
O'‘Irwin
Kearns
Slattery
Wheelock
Cooney
Batheld
Foster
Sheffer
OiMunee
Murphy
Schen’k
Hawkes
Carl
Wee
Porianas
Iesses
Yortlands
Conley
Mince
Lynch
Scores From City Matchups Across The League
At Manchester Manchesters four Salems two. At Baltimore Baltimores six Louisvilles one. At Brooklyn Brooklins eight Cincinnatis four. At Bridgeport Bridgeports sixteen Water burys two. At Philadelphia Pittsburgs four Athletics. At Staten Island St Louis nine Metropolitans five. At Rochester Bostons eleven Rochesters eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Manchesters
Salems
Baltimore
Baltimores
Louisvilles
Brooklyn
Brooklins
Cincinnatis
Bridgeport
Bridgeports
Waterburys
Philadelphia
Pittsburgs
Athletics
Staten Island
St. Louis
Rochester
Bostons
Rochesters
League matchups and city pairings listed for today
Games today feature League-Bostons vs New York and Philadelphia vs Washington. Detroit vs Chicago and St Louis vs Kansas City. American-Louisvilles at Baltimore and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at New York. New England-Brocktons at Boston Lawrence at Lynn Haverhills at Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
New York
Philadelphias
Washington
Detroits
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Louisvilles
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnatis
New England
Brocktons
Boston
Lawrences
Lynn
Haverhills
Portland
Wellington Base Ball Club to host Eureka in match at Wellington
The Wellington Base Ball Club will play a match game with the Eureka club of South Boston at the grounds of the former at Wellington this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Eureka Club
South Boston
United Labor party forms in St Louis to nominate city and legislative slate
The Knights of Labor and Central Labor Union in St Louis unite as United Labor party and plan a delegates convention October 7 to nominate city, congressional, and legislative candidates. An alliance with the Greenback committee may follow. leaders say the party could hold the balance of power in the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Knights of Labor
Central Labor Union
United Labor Party
Central Committee
Greenback Committee
Knights of Titer
Massachusetts man arrested for embezzling funds in treasure hunt
Dr George J Adams of Massachusetts was arrested in Curcaco charged with embezzlement after defrauding backers who funded his plan to locate treasure buried by three soldiers from Company A 17th Massachusetts Volunteers. Adams spearheaded searches near Magnolia plantation above New Orleans but produced no treasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
the Times
New Orleans
George J. Adams
Massachusetts
Adams
17Th
Massachusetts Volunteers
Butler
Magnolia
Grenville
Grand Circuit Races End at Hampden Park Springfield
The Hampden Park meet closes with strong crowds and steady racing. Gossip Jr. wins the unfinished special over Jewett and Westmont in two heats but misses a sub 2:14 mile for a $300 purse. Viking and Belle F captivate pools in the 2:25 and 2:17 classes amid fast times and close finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Hampden Park
Gossip, Jr
Jewett
Westmont
Quinton
B. G. Gossip, Jr
O. A. Hikok
B. G. Pare
W.H. McCarthy
James Golden
B. m. Bonita
Viking
C. S. Viking
le E. R. Thomas
Lady Barefoot
A. J. Weeks
William Kearney
L. Herdesbeek
G. m
Sylvia M
William E. Weeks
Colonel Wood
Miss Myrtie Peck
Hard Luck
Longwood Hosts West Indians In Delayed Opening Cricket Match
The Longwood and West Indian clubs began a cricket match at Longwood grounds after a weather delay. First day’s play extended into the evening with detailed batting figures for both sides and a reception for the visitors at Parker House. Tomorrow’s play slated to start at 10:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longwood
E. M. Skeete
C. Mansfield
B. Hubbard
BR. Stewart
H. Farquharson
B. Chambers
Lees
Hog
G. Wyatt
C. G. Wright
D. Pud
Fyfe
Mansfield
L. L. Kerr
G. Wright
DD. Hubbard
W. O. Collymore
J. M. Burke c. Mansfield
Wren Oy Poke Isaacs
B. Ees
A. Swain
T. Skeete
Longwoods
L. Ae
Sigwaie
Bixby
B. Stewart
Hubbard
Stuart
C. Merv
Stewar
McKaine
Cee
Owe Ely Wee Uy Lia Gal S. Wright
Parker House
MUST VACATE THE HOUSES AT AUGUSTA FACTORY
In Avgusta Georgia all operatives living in company houses must leave at once as the dwellings are needed for workers. During the lockout rent was not charged. Mil ls report little activity with only a few in the picking room. About 3000 idle workers have stayed in the city awaiting an adjustment rather than seek work elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avgusta
Augusta
Shot With His Own Revolver In Law Office
Frederick H. Wellman and Charles C. Coburn, prominent Lowell businessmen, sat in Daniel S. Richardson's law office when Wellman stood and his hip pocket revolver discharged. The bullet wounded Wellman in the thigh and passed through Richardson's trousers to the floor, causing no further injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Wellman
Charles C. Coburn
Daniel S. Richardson
Wellman
Advert 19th Century Patent Medicines and Groceries
Local shop offers Hale's Honey cough cure at 25 cents 50 cents and a dollar Glenn's sulphur soap to beautify. German corn remover clears corns and bunions. Hill's hair dye black or brown. Pike's toothache drops claim a one minute cure. Dean's rheumatic pills advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Glenn
Hill
Pike
Dean
Patriarchs Militant to Parade in Boston Session
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Massachusetts will meet in Odd Fellows Hall from September 17 to 22. A parade through main streets is planned with no fewer than 10,000 Odd Fellows, plus a harbor excursion on September 18 and a banquet on September 20. Colonel John H. Porter leads the parade, with notable staff and delegates from Rhode Island and Lowell, plus lodges from Boston and surrounding areas forming a grand Patriarchs Militant display of about 5000 men under General Underwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Massachusetts
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Hotel Vendome
Nantasket
Rowe’s Wharf
Tremont Temple
Commonwealth Avenue
John H. Porter
H. G. Greene
Eighth Regiment
Joseph Bradbury
Providence
C. E. Farrington
Lowell
W. H. Ruddick
A. W. Hersey
Boston
William Pickering
Salem
J. H. Bowker
Meriden
Conn
W. W. Tuttle
J. W. Wiggin
Fred A. Lull
Cambridge
George E. Aldrich
George W. Smith
Maine
Wesley A. Gove
C. C. Rivers
C. B. Belt
A. F. Means
F. H. Atwood
J. P. Loring
Charles Waugh
Rhode Island
Waltham Lodge
M. H. Stevens
American Watch Company
Underwood
Peculiar Case on Trial in New Hampshire Supreme Court
Dover Sept 10 A peculiar suit is on trial at the New Hampshire Supreme Court James Rafferty sues David L Drew for 5000 damages for unlawful ejectment from Drews tenement Rafferty and family moved in by permission but Drew says under false pretences He removed windows cut water and blocked chimney flues Rafferty alleges illness Drew claims Rafferty was drunk boisterous and had fights and denies tenant status The jury was given the case this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
Supreme Court
James Rafferty
David L. Drew
Rafferty
Drew
Old John Baird Sanity Suit Linked to Elevated Railroad
New York September 10 Old John Baird the Scotch elevated road engineer faced sheriff s jury and lunacy commissioners in a suit by his children after he left his wife. He testified he was born near Glasgow in 1820 and built the first city propeller to go beyond Sandy Hook and the first around Cape Horn without stopping for coal. He constructed over forty vessels for the Cromwell company and mortgaged his home to invest in the elevated railroad system while serving as its constructing engineer and refusing salary until completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Baird
Baird
Glasgow
Scotland
Sandy Hook
Cape Horn
Cromwell Company
Strike Continues as Cuban Cigar Makers Suffer
Havana reports no change in the cigar makers strike. Many strikers lack food and necessities while some with money have sought work in Key West. Vuelta Abajo tobacco manufacturers formed a union and vow to resist any unreasonable demands, as the Patrido leaf factory hands remain idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Key West
Vuelta Abajo Tobacco
Ao Union
Ox falls into culvert disrupts Boston line
Waterbury Vermont September 10 an ox slipped into a culvert at Boston about noon and wedged between railroad ties. An engine and six freight cars derailed. The Boston and Maine White Mountain express scheduled for 4 pm and the 7:30 express were held at Waterbury until 9 pm as repairs and inspections proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterpury
Boston
Boston & Maine
White Mountain
Waterbury
United States and Canada Express Becomes Part of Amex
The United States and Canada Express Company has been absorbed by the American Express Company. The U S and C E carried express matter between Montreal and New England points. Amex now covers Western Canada Quebec the lower provinces and the Northern and Western United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
United States
Canada Express Company
American Express Company
Canada Express
New England
Canada
Quebec
Coat Found Tied To Leighton In Death of Mayne Girl
Barn Harspur Me Sept 10 Public opinion remains split over Leighton s guilt or innocence after a coat linked to the drowned Mayne girl was recovered on Ironbound island shore officials say no new evidence has emerged and the case remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harspur
Leighton
Mayne
Ironbound Island
Out of Work in a Big City
A middle aged man in Boston recounts his grim search for work. He used to carve wood mouldings, has two motherless children, sold his watch, slept on the Common, walked to Melrose for a job that was gone, and faced hunger with dignity. He asks how such fortunes can be helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Melrose
Boston
Pattern line in Lowell Wil tons and Brussels by John H Pray
A partial display shows the entire line of patterns in Lowell Wil tons and Brussels, published by John H Pray, Sons and Co at 660 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Wiltons
Brussels
John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Washington Street
City Notes From The Court Of Insolvency And Local News
The third creditors meeting for Bastor Board of Trade was held in the Court of Insolvency before Judge McKim. A stay of proceedings was granted and compromise seems likely as indebtedness is subscribed. Bronze tablet by George P. Kendrick for Mark Hopkins Memorial Church displayed in Rand & Crane window. Murdock McAskill of Nellie Swift held $200 for beating on the high seas. Carpenter Angus H. McLeod killed by a train at Huntington avenue bridge. James C. Laughton calls Boston light infantry veterans to aid Charleston sufferers. Dwight school grads invited to testimonial banquet for James A. Page at Revere House on 17th. Residence of Fidelio Bemis burglarized. Bemis wrestles intruder who escapes. Ohio Mississippi railway seeks info on Michael Mooney family in this city. Unity Church services resume on the 10th. Captain Henry D. Andrews resigns from Company A. If weather permits, thousands to Nantasket for Reeves’s band concert Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastor Board of Trade
McKim
George P. Kendrick
Mark Hopkins Memorial
Great Barrington
Mass
Rand & Crane
United States
Hallett
Murdock MccAskill
Nellie Swift
District Court
Samuel Moore
Angus H. McLeod
Boston & Albany Railroad Corporation
Huntington Avenue
James C. Laughton
Bostonight Infantry Veteran Corps
Charleston
Boston
Washington Light Infantry
W. A. (Courtenay
John D. Lilley
Court Street
Dwight School
Dwight School Association
James A. Page
Revere House
8. F. Wilkins
Howard National Bank
Congress Street
Fidelio Bemis
Chauncy Place
Charlestown
Mr. Bemis
Ohio & Mississippi Railway Company
Seymour
Ind
Michael Mooney
Cincinnati
Fire in Cambridgeport Attic At 15 State Street
A small attic fire at 15 State Street Cambridgeport early yesterday morning caused Box 25 alarm. The blaze, started by children playing with matches, was reported at about eight o'clock and was confined without further incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Cambridgeport
Alvan Waite
Sunday Services at Brookline and Warren with Clarke sermon
Sunday services at the Church of the Disciples corner of Brookline street and Warren avenue feature pastor James Freeman Clarke delivering Great Souls in History. Congregational singing, services begin 10 50 am, all seats free. B Y M C Association at Boylston and Berkeley streets hosts Bible class at 9 16 am, song service at 4 30 pm, Rev Reuben Kidner to speak. Open air meeting near Boston Common band stand at 5 50 pm with Rev S L Baldwin address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the Disciples
Brookline Street
Warren Avenue
James Freeman Clarke
B. Y M. C. Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Reuben Kidner
Boston Common
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
5. L. Baldwin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Lyman
Vermont
Vic
Big Dan Brouthers
Patriarchs Militant
The
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
City Notes
Church of the Unity
M. J. Savage
West Newton Street
Henry D. Andrews
First Cavalry (Lancers
Reeves
Ais
Gio
CGO
Wells, Richardson & CO
Burlington, Vt
Wes Pyle
James Pyle
New Yorks
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