Dedham Board City Dispute Over Cemetery Removals
Winslow Warren calls on Dedham Board of Health to prosecute cemetery authorities for removing bodies from a Hebrew cemetery without notice. Board finds no legal basis for action. cites private quarrel as cause and says investigation ongoing with potential action if warranted.
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Dedham Board of Health
Dedham
Winslow
Warren of
Boston
Winslow Warren
Worthington
Board of Health
Don Gleason Hill
Boards of Health
Babcock
Finn
Scarf Pin Heist Suspect Charged In Quincy House
Julius O Frost loses a $125 diamond scarf pin to Lillian Tibbetts amid a suite gathering at Quincy House. In Municipal Criminal Court Judge Hardy reviews probable cause for grand jury holding, setting $500 bond for October grand jury. Frost described as portly with gray tinged hair. Tibbetts faces theft charge in a case termed beyond court jurisdiction.
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Julius O. Frost
Lillian Tibbetts
Quincy House
Municipal Criminal Court
Hardy
Frost
President postpones fishing trip due to weather
The President and Secretary Lamont stayed at home at Buzzard's Bay on September 11 as threatening weather forced them to postpone an intended fishing excursion.
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Buzzard’s Bay
Lamont
International Ticket Agents Hold Boston Convention at Quincy House
The International Ticket Agents Association with 450 members and 500 railroad staff seized the Quincy House in Boston for a convention. Officers include Conard, Lohmiller, Benson, Van Capen, Cadwallader and Winter smith. A plan for a London 1896 meeting and a Bar Harbor Maine excursion were discussed amid constitutional revisions and social events.
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International Ticket Agents’ Association
Quincy House
Niagara Falls
Boston
Saratoga
Lake George
Adams House
United States Hotel
American House
W. B. Conard
Reading Terminal
Philadelphia
Penn
W. H. Lohmiller
Chicago & Northwestern
Lacrosse
Wis
Charlies C. Benson
Maine Central Railroad
Lewiston
Charles van Capen
J. A. Murray
Louisville & Nashville
Glasgow
Henry Lihou
Union Station
St. Louis
J. A. Robbins
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Faneuil Hall
Conard
G. L. Perin
Every Day
D. J. Flanders
Oneral Regigs
Boston & Line Railroad
J. A. Flanders
Nahant
M. J. Carrell
Daniels
New York Central
New York
Albany
Ambrosia
Conan
Cradle of Liberty
George B. Storer
Boston & Maine
Association
Bar Harbor
White Mountains
Western Division
Old Orchard
Portland
Portland Packet Company
Maine Central
Fabyans
Scebery
Crawford Notch
G. H. Daniels
John Bull
International
Big Seizures Report Details Liquor Squad Year One Action
Captain Brown reports the liquor squad’s first year ending Aug 20 seized 18,479 gallons of liquor, with many losses from West End kitchen barrooms. The force focused on licensed dealers, Sunday laws, and curbing intoxicated sales, illegal gaming, and houses of ill repute.
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Brown
Eldridge
West End
Henry Murray
Thomas Brown
Uno
Allica
Mascot
Searles
Wendell
North End
Police puzzled over Mabel Doyle case in Quincy and Boston
Police from Station 11 and Quincy continue the Mabel Doyle inquiry. Boston officer Foster and Quincy officer Halloran traced two men to Braintree but reports yield no breakthrough. Bele Bailey’s interview produced statements kept by investigators as talks hint at shifting the case to Boston headquarters.
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Mabel Doyle
Station 11
Quincy
Foster
Boston
Halloran
Braintree
Mahoney Girl
Bele Bailey
Hunt
ofReals
Nelson's Owner in Court in Augusta Me
Charles H. Nelson famed horseman and Nelsaga owner appeared before the Superior Court in Augusta charged with shooting Dr. L G Bunker of Waterville last May. He waived examination and pleaded guilty. Sentence set for Saturday. Nelson held on assault with intent to kill and bonded at 10000 but the more serious charge was dropped by the grand jury.
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Augusta
Charles H. Nelson
Nelsaga
L. G.bunker
Waterville
Nelson
Nomination filings signal county and state race in city
Boston area filings show Sheriff John B. O'Brien facing a tough renomination as ex US Marshal Fred Galloupe leads a rival slate in many wards. Papers list candidates for General Court seats by ward, with Jerry McCarthy and Meyer among reported hopefuls. Governor Greenhalge appears unopposed.
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Republican City Committee
John B. O’brien
United States
Fred Galloupe
Jesse Gove
J. Franklin Murphy
O’brien
William H. Campbell
Fuller
Brighton
Back Bay
Arthur L. Spring Tooms
Senate
Sanger
Meyer
House
Ward 9
General Cogswell
Congress
Greenhalge
Roxbury
Cyrus Savage
General Court
John L. Bates
James A. Cochran
Hugh L. Stalker
Albert B. Cleary
Ard
Hiram J. i
Fred Ward
George W. Hill
Franklin W. Boyd
Hammond T. Pletcher
George von L. Meyer
Robert Teamoh
Stanley Ruffan
William L. Reed
W Walden Banks
Thomas L. D. Cannon
Albert
Edward W. Philbrick
Winslow E. Ward
Frans Fee Lyls
William W. Porm
Freeman
Ward
O. Ward
Heintz
George A. Wee Adama
Sivan
Lincoln
Han Ang Ye Mason
Joseph L. Bartlett
John S&s. Ward
Albert & Horiy
Nathan Adams
Albert Hoffecker
William W. Davis
Frederick Iberten
William BE. Skillins
Richard F. Andrew
Frederick Bletter
William EB. Ford
Ee A. Maxwell
Frank Seiberlich
Edward F. Dra Ward
John B. Tuttle
George B B. Bird
Charles W. Ward
Samuel H. Mitchell
Mammoth Fire Clothing Sale at 91 Summer St Boston
Crowded doors prompt shoppers to 91 Summer street for a 20 day fire sale of tailor made men’s and boys clothing at up to 50 percent off. Bargains include suits from 2.70, dresses and overcoats, with open hours today and extended evening sale to 10 pm for those unable to call early.
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Raion St
Éleganco
Yankees
Summer St
Bosac
Doherty in It Nominates For Attorney General
The Democratic State convention plans to nominate Lawyer Philip J. Doherty of Charlestown for attorney general. Doherty, not active politically recently, served two years in the state house from Charlestown and spoke at key debates including the metropolitan police bill. He previously named Frederick O. Prince for governor at a state convention.
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Philip J. Doherty
Charlestown
Doherty
Boston
Metropolitan Police
Frederick O. Prince
Warren Club Rejects South Boston Over Supremacy Claim
To the Editor the Warren Baseball Club denounces the South Boston manager for denying Warren’s victory in four games. The Roxbury Dorchester baseball fraternity sees the claim as unsportsmanlike after a series featuring thirty different South Boston players. Warren bars any relations with the peninsular club until recognition of Warren’s supremacy in previous battles. Boston September 11, 186.
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Sir
Warren
South Boston
Warrens
Roxbury
Dorchester
Warfrons
South Bostons
Warren Baseball Club
Boston
Benefit Entertainment Planned for Hanson Home
An entertainment for the Vacation Home of the New England Helping Hand Society is set for Thursday evening October 31 at Association Hall. The Hanson home aids Boston area needy by providing shelter and support to the poor in the vicinity.
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New England Helping Hand Society
Association Hall
Hanson
Boston
Runaway Girls from Rochester Arrested in Dorchester
Georgia A. Nichols aged 17 and her sister Mary A. Nichols aged 15 left Rochester New Hampshire on Aug 16 to visit friends in Lynn. They were found in Dorchester Boston with Frank C. Davis a married man with children and William F Jacobs. Detectives followed letters sent to a West End hotel and tailed the group to 148 Dorchester Avenue. Davis and Jacobs jailed. the sisters detained as authorities prepare Dorchester court arraignments.
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Georgia A. Nichols
Mary A. Nichols
Frank C. Davis
William F. Jacobs
Rochester
N. H
Lynn
Davis
Jacobs
Dorchester
Boston
New Hampshire
West Find
Georgia Nichols
Dorchester Avenue
Walter Abbott
Mary Nichols
Inspector Abbott
Judge Churchill
Dorchester Court
Old Cambridge provokes harsh mockery of West End conductors
The Cambridge Chronicle editor is attacked for denigrating motormen and conductors on the West End Railway North avenue line. The piece mocks a journalist’s critique of their appearance and attire, calling for a spoof civil service exam and lampooning Harvard culture, concluding with a satirical signoff, Blacknails.
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Cambridge Chronicle
Cambridge
West End
North Avenue
Chronicle
Harvard Square
the Chronicle
Board of Examiners
Lady Gray
Dude Seagreen
West End Company
Civil Service
Grand Lodge Masons Meet Over Temple Fire Fallout
The Grand Lodge of Massachusetts and Rhode Island Masons held a quarterly session at Odd Fellows Hall to address the recent fire in the temple. The board of directors received full powers to decide on rebuilding, while fifty constitutional amendments were reviewed. A temporary roof will be installed within a week by Noyes and Whitcomb, and the temple will be repaired at the earliest moment. Grand Master Edwin B Holmes noted the importance of upcoming steps, with lodges in Roxbury Cambridge South Boston and others providing for bodies quartered in the temple. Holmes departs for Yellowstone Park to focus on Masonic work for weeks.
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Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts
Rhode Island Masons
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Weenie Temple
Edwin B.holmes
Board of Directors
Grand Lodge
Charles A. Welch
Noyes & Whitcomb
Edwin B. Holmes
Brookline
Holmes
Roxbury
Cambridge
Boston
Brighton
Rocky Mountains
Yellowstone Park
Hayes Will Contest Heard in Middlesex Probate Court
The will case of Francis P. Hayes was heard in Cambridge Probate Court with his widow acting for Harold Hayes contesting probate. A P. Loring is named executor while Boston and the Massachusetts Horticultural Society are beneficiaries. Hayes’s estate is valued around $600000 and the hearing was postponed to next month.
Governor Greenhalge Speaks at Barnstable Agricultural Dinner
Governor Greenhalge addresses about 600 attendees at Barnstable County Agricultural Society dinner in Barnstable. He urges good roads as vital investment, praises merchant marine, cites Defender incident as example. Speakers include Lieutenant Governor Walcott Secretary Sessions Congressman McCall and F L Thayer. races postponed due to thunderstorm.
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Barnstable
Barnstable County Agricultural Society
John Simpkins
N. H. Chamberlain
Bourne
Simpkins
Greenhalge
Walcott
Sessions
State Board
McCall
Winchester
F. L. Thayer
Worcester
First Victory Survives as America Crewman Remembers Race
Jesse Brown, 69, lives on Shirley Street and recalls his service as a drummer boy in the Mexican War, drum major in Hawkins Zouaves, and wounds from Civil War battles. He recounts America’s 1851 victory over Britain, Queen Victoria’s visit, and the Defender Valkyrie era, noting discipline aboard and his birthplace in New London.
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Shirley Street
Dudley
Jesse Brown
America
Great Britain
Post
Brown
New London
Genral Butler
New Orleans
Aio
New York Harbor
Bay of
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Queen Victoria’s Summer Palace
Prince Albert
Carmimo Stevens
O’ Belen
West Berlin Farmer Kills Wife With Axe
Arad Taylor, a 50 year old farmer and wood chopper, killed his wife with an axe at about 4 30 this morning in their home. Their son John found the unconscious woman with four fatal head wounds. She died at 7 40 this evening. Taylor was arrested in Clinton and held in the police station. Neighbors note prior fits of despondency and estrangement with his wife. Some believe insanity, others cite long running marital trouble.
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West Berlin
Arad Taylor
John
Harriman
Hudson
O’connor
Clinton
Brewer
Taylor
Néitors
John A. Merriam
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Men’s Department
Misses’ and Children’s Department
International Association
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Faneuil
Mexico
Canada
London
Great Eastern Railway of England
Mr. Coward
International Association of Ticket Agents
England
Ketcham
William Birk
H. G. Day
Granville
Fla
Lorrimes
Panpa,Ave
Baltimore, Md
Fapes
Cleck
THE
Georgia
BMH
Dude Conductor
Masons
Barnstable Agricultural Society
Buchanan
and Lyall
B. L. Tobacco
Queen Victoria
Prince
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