Burglaries Alarm Lexington Residents
Burglars target homes in Lexington causing fear as several recent break ins are reported. A reverend’s house on Waltham Street and a wealthy man’s residence were entered, with $18 stolen from a switch tender’s home. Dr. J O Tilton’s house also was broken into, and a large cat was found in a cellar after a night of noises.
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Lexington
Edward G. Porter
Waltham Street
J. O. Tilton
Main Street
Where is Kate Griffin missing from Dorchester
Serious fears are entertained for Miss Kate Griffin who may have taken her own life from despondency after months without work. She arrived from Ireland, stayed with her aunt on Carson Street, Dorchester, found work at Boston Gossamer Company, which shut down two weeks ago, and has not been heard from since she left her aunt’s home last Friday.
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Kate Griffin
Miss Griffin
Ireland
Carson Street
Dorchester
Kate
Boston Gossamer Company
Weavers Vote To Work Tomorrow Under Protest
At a large meeting in New Bedford on September 10 the weavers decided to return to work tomorrow morning under protest unless notices detailing the wage cut are posted in mills. They accuse manufacturers of secrecy and snubbing the appointed committee. A Tuesday meeting will hear a report on the dispute.
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New Bedford
Everett politician declares he will not seek mayor post
Mr. George FE. Smith of Everett, who ran against Mayor Evans last year, announces he will not seek the mayoral office this year. He currently serves as city solicitor and it is understood he wishes to retain that position.
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George FE. Smith
Everett
Evans
New Sunday Post
How Is Chelsea Affected by Willard Howland Illness
Political circles assess the gubernatorial race as Republican delegates in Chelsea move toward unpledged status. Willard Howland recovers from pneumonia and may soon organize. Pillsbury leads, Greenhalge close, Hart fading. Champlin and Henry Champlin back Hart but others doubt a Hart surprise.
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Willard Howland
Republican City Committee
Howland
Pillsbury
Greenhalge
Hart
Charles A. Campbell
Chelsea
Arthur B. Champlin
Henry L. Champlin
the Gazette
Forecast for New England and eastern New York
The forecast for Monday calls for fair weather across New England and eastern New York with slightly cooler conditions in Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut. North winds are expected with steady temperatures along the Massachusetts coast.
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Washington
New England
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
We May Escape The Storm
The Gulf of Mexico storm moves up the Mississippi Valley and weakens as it progresses northward. Meteorologists expect three to four days before it may reach the area, with showers across the Middle States and a low likelihood of reaching Boston.
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Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi Valley
Weather Bureau
Middle States
Boston
Pastors Resigns From Bridgeport Church After Building New Edifice
Rev C. C. Luther, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Bridgeport, tonight announced his resignation to take effect December 1. He arrived two years ago to raise funds for a new church and has seen a $40,000 building project move forward. He will relocate to Worcester to pursue evangelistic work.
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Bridgeport
Conn
C. C. Luther
First Baptist Church
Luther
Worcester
Dents Daughter Pres First Daughter Reported Born At White House
The article recounts Mrs. Cleveland giving birth to the president’s child, likely a girl, with family and cabinet members reacting. It notes Mrs. Cleveland’s cautious approach to naming, possible names like Ruth or Dorothy, and President Cleveland’s pleased, restrained demeanor as news spreads through Washington. The piece describes involvement of Mrs. Carlisle and other officials, and mentions audience interest at the White House and Capitol.
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White House
Perrine
Cleveland
Washington
United States
Carlisle
Senate
Teller
Cockrell
Missouri
TWO MYSTERIES. Wakefield and Silver indicted for manslaughter
Gardiner Me September 10 great excitement as grand jury indicts Edgar C Wakefield and George Silver for manslaughter in the death of Charles Blenn at Morseshoe Pond July 23. Coroner and detectives traced signs of a struggle, bruises, and a drowned man after a row at camp.
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Gardiner
Edgar C. Wakefield
George Silver
Charles Blenn
Morseshoe Pond
Wakefield
Silver
Larrabee
Sullivan
Ira M. True
Hallowell
Horseshoe Pond
Fred Babcock
Babcock
Blenn
Drake
Blena
Harry Dunn
Potter's
Kilbreth
Wife Murder Case Sparks Autopsy and Court Date
New Bedford reports an autopsy on the murdered wife of Daniel Robertson. Police and the medical examiner gathered evidence as witnesses, including Richard Smith, testified Robertson threatened to kill his wife. Robertson to be arraigned in District Court tomorrow amid visits from Ex-Governor Goodell and other officials.
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New Bedford
Daniel Robertson
Garry
N. Hough
Douglas
Brock
Robertson
Richard Smith
House of Correction
Smith
Goodell
New Hampshire
Lougee
Mr. MacCall
North Congregational Church
Central Police Station
Sunday Post Acknowledges Record Sunday Issue Size
The publication reports a 32 478 pound paper and ink, 61 295 copies sold, with orders flooding in by telegraph and mail. The Post notes the high demand exceeded supply, delaying some readers and promising better service next week.
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Sunday Post
Post
Arrival of Japanese dignitaries at noon in Washington
Prince Yorihito Komatsu and Prince Nagasaki, high Japanese officials, arrived with several members of the Mikado's household and were shown into the blue room. As the sun crossed Greenwich, President and Mrs. Cleveland stood amid Democratic celebratory mood, with the ball having just fallen. The scene marked a formal moment in the capital.
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Yorihito Komatsu
Japan
Prince Nagasaki
Cleveland
First John E Russell Club forms in Ward 15 South Boston
About 100 enthusiastic young Democrats met in Dahlgren Hall to organize the John E. Russell club with officers named as President John H. Muldoon Vice President James P White Secretary John F Mc and Treasurer J F Birch.
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South
Boston
John E. Russell
Dahlgren Hall
John H. Muldoon
James P. White
John F. Mc
J. F. Birch
Supply of Art Supplements Limiting Paper Deliveries
Report notes 40 000 copies could not be delivered due to limited art supplements and management avoiding incomplete papers. Last Friday the total of orders received remained unspecified.
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Creen
Mass
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J. J. Phelips
Frances
Ruth
Dorothy
Olney
Gorman
Morgan
Pugh
West
George
Mrs. Cleveland
Chas, Blenn
Post Library
Kneeland Street
Newport
King’s Bohemian
Longwood Avenue
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