Yellow fever cases rise and quarantine tightens in the South
In Key West Florida twenty three new yellow fever cases and two deaths are reported as many residents are sent to Dry Tortugas detention. Mississippi declares a state quarantine against New Orleans effective noon with inspections on passenger trains and no mail fumigation. in New York four patients from the Lampasas aboard Swinburne Island have yellow fever with one death.
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the Post
Bell Telephone Corporation
United States
Post
Bell Telphone Corporation
John E. Baldwin
South Boston
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Grant
Mercantile Affairs Committee
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Kyle
Plymouth
Boston
King
Porter
Lynn
Briggs
Taunton
Odlin
Andover
Willard
Chelsea
Battles
Brockton
Clerke
Learoyd
Danvers
Miller
Whittlesey
Reynolds
Shot Into His House on Endicott Avenue
A bullet fired by a pursuing officer missed its target, striking the window of Mr. B. L. Carroll’s home on Endicott Avenue. Plunkett, involved in a Saturday night stabbing on Commercial Street, was the intended man. Cornell, on the second floor, narrowly escaped injury. Cornell calls for police revolver training.
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B. L. Carroll
Endicott Avenue
Revere
Plunkett
Commercial Street
Mr. Cornell
Cornell
Higgins Carpet Factory Sold Rumor Denied by Higgins
New York reports state that the E. B. Higgins Carpet Company factory, among the nation’s largest, was bought by Kidder Peabody & Co. in Boston, but the Boston office doubts the claim and Higgins personnel deny it outright.
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New York
E. 8. Higgins Carpet Company
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Boston
Higgins Company
Inspectors Nab Six Shoplifters in Large Stores
Inspectors Cleary and Lynch arrested six shoplifters in large stores yesterday. Among those detained is Jane Reynolds, 60, of Worcester, who lifted several dollars in small wares. Also taken were Mary Harrison, 4, 4 Madi gf0n court, Mary Wilkins, 45, of Springfield, Sarah Brown, 45, Lena Brown of Lynn, and Mary Smith of Springfield.
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Cleary and Lynch
Jane Reynolds
Worcester
Mary Harrison
Mary Wilkins
Springfield
Sarah Brown
Lena Brown
Lynn
Mary Smith
Arnie Bradford Arrested for Larceny on Winter Street
Arnie Bradford was arrested last evening charged with larceny of a pocket book containing $16 from the person of Margaret Hilliard of 9 Moulton Street on Winter Street at the time the arrest was made.
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Moulton Street
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Names List of Massachusetts Officials and Residents
A long roster lists numerous individuals with city or town affiliations across Massachusetts. The compilation includes names like Austin F. Adams Barre Wilfred Ainsworth Fall River David Andrews Nantucket and many others tied to their locales such as Brockton Fall River Salem and Chelsea.
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Barre
Wilfred Ainsworth
Fall River
David B. Andrews
Nantucket
David W. Battles
Brockton
Ward N. Boylston
Princeton
William M. Brigham
Marlboro
Albert H. Burgess
Fitchburg
Lester L. Burrington
Franklin
William D. Chapple
Salem
Samuel Cole
Beverly
J. Howell Crosby
Arlington
Frederic P. Drake
Canton
George J. Dudley
Sutton
Curtis Eddy
West Bridgewater
Eugene B. Estes
William H. Feiker
Northampton
James W. Grimes
Reading
Charles E. Haywood
Lynn
William Hopewell
Henry T. Horton
Rehoboth
Robert Howard
Willard Howland
Chelsea
Charles R. Johnson
Worcester
Addison P. Learoyd
Danvers
John F. Libby
Medford
Edward M. Lombard
Springfield
Charles H. Miller
Pepperell
James J. Myers
Cambridge
H. Houstis Newton
Everett
Darius M. Nickerson, Jr
Harwich
Charles H. Persons
Maynard
Silas D. Reed
Taunton
Henry R. Skinner
Watertown
Charles F. A. Smith
Waltham
Wallace Spooner
Eugene H. Sprague
Quincy
Charles H. Upson
Easthampton
Abelard BE
Wells
Peabody
Frank E. Fitts
Somerville
Charles V. Corey
Sturbridge
Charles P. Mills
Newburyport
Charles
Crouch
Alexander
Paton
Leominster
Elisha T. Harvell
Rockland
Edward C. Mead
Charles H. Blood
John J. Whipple
Edward E. Willard
Democrats
Nelson A. Bugbee
Monson
William Bridgee
Marblehead
Richard Cullinane
Lawrence
Guy W. Currier
Methuen
William Daly
MISS AMY BEND ENGAGED BETROTHAL OF WILLIAM K VANDERBILT FOE
Miss Amy Bend, once engaged to William K Vanderbilt, remains center of a long legal and social saga. May Ireland Drysdale’s 1893 Brooklyn marriage to John Devonshire Hawkes was annulled by Judge Barnard after Drysdale family discovery and alleged coercion. Hawkes left for Mexico. Bend family home at 4 East Forty sixth Street. Hawkes once connected to Osborn and Bishop families.
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May Ireland Drysdale
John Devonshire Hawkes
Brooklyn
Robert S. Drysdale
Drysdale
Barnard
Young Hawkes
England
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Former Vanderbilt Fiancée Engagement Reported
New York Sept 11 Miss Amy Bend, formerly engaged to a Vanderbilt student, is reported to have renewed plans for marriage. Details about the two families and the wedding timeline are not disclosed in the brief notice.
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New York
Amy Bend
Murderous assault charge in Quincy district court
William Joseph Young was arraigned before Judge Humphrey on a murderous assault charge for five blows to Benjamin Coolbroth Saturday. Coolbroth died Sunday morning. Young, unrepresented and silent, was held without bail to appear before a Dedham grand jury convened to handle the case.
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William Joseph Young
Humphrey
Quincy
Benjamin Coolbroth
Coolbroth
Young
Dedham
Admiral Picking Funeral Observed at Yard Commandant Residence
Funeral services for Admiral Picking were held at the late yard commandant’s official residence. Chaplain Tribon led the service with a Marine Band procession and Marine battalion escort under Lt Col Cochrane. The hearse proceeded to Arlington Street Boston where a salute and taps occurred before cremation at Forest Hills.
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Boston
Forest Hills
Creditors sign off on emergency netherment claims
Creditors released claims totaling over 25900 dollars with about three quarters settled four weeks ago. Names mentioned include Henry M. Whitney and George C. Wright, with firms General Electric and Albert P Worthen among those connected to the case.
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Henry M. Whitney
George C. Wright
General Electric
Albert P. Worthen
Batchelder & Lincoln
D. F. Munroe
William F. Keefe
Pierce & Cox
Mrs Irene Brush Aims 1000 Mile Five Day Cyclist Feat
Mrs Irene Brush plans a 1000 mile five day bicycle challenge on Long Island to contend with rival Brooklyn cyclist Mrs Jane Lindsey who rode 600 miles in 72 hours. Brush will attempt 600 miles in 60 hours then rest 12 hours before completing 400 miles in 40 hours with an auto tandem wind shield.
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Brush
Jane Lindsey
Brooklyn
Lindsey
Long Island
Branching Out New Boys and Children's Clothing Dept
We open a new department for boys and little boys in spacious quarters over our store once the Broadway National Bank. The remodeled rooms are bright and thoroughly fitted, dedicated to boys and children's wear. We aim to keep the same reputation for quality and fair prices as our men’s lines. Visit us to buy or browse.
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Broadway National Banky
New England
Mysterious benefactor funds Rahway mausoleum project
In Rahway New Jersey a costly mausoleum is being erected for conductor James O'Donnell and his daughter after eleven years of unseen gifts from a wealthy New York woman who saved him from a fatal express train collision in Iselin. The donor remains unidentified despite a final tribute vault.
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New York
Rahway
N. J
O'Donnell
Pennsylvania Railroad
Iselin
O’donnell
Tiffany’s
St. Mary’s
Bride Refuses to Marry at Waterbury Nuptials
In Waterbury Connecticut on September 11 at St Josephs Lithuanian Church the bride Catherine Maurozaito refused to wed Adam Szeiquito after the wedding party gathered. Szeiquito claims he paid for her wedding outfit and now seeks repayment as the romance ends.
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Waterbury
Conn
St. Joseph's Lithuanian Church
Adam Szeiquito
Catherine Maurozaito
Szeaiquito
McManus & Co Mens and Boys Clothiers at Fenno's Old Stand
Col. Beach store McManus & Co operates a men and boys clothier and outfitter at 670 and 672 Washington Street in Fenno's Old Stand.
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Washington St
Col. Beach
Fenno
Plan to Use Franklin Fund for Bath Houses and a New Building
A Boston Franklin fund sub committee proposes using about 376000 of the bequest to erect a Benjamin Franklin building near Dover Street with a 900 seat Franklin Hall and a public library, plus half the fund for bath houses and gymnasia in multiple wards citywide.
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Charles W. Duane
Christ’s Church
Salem Street
Adams
Colby
Dixon
McDonald
Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Boston
Alderman Colby
Dover Street
Washington Street
South End
Montgomery Street
Grand Army
Charlestown
West Ends
South Boston
Roxbury
Dorchester
Duane
Postoffice Square
Park Square
MISS LAWRENCE STARTS LETTER CHAIN FOR EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
Miss Lillian Lawrence of the Castle Square theatre stock company began a letter chain to raise funds for the Boston Emergency Hospital. Responses are prompt with many donors sending more than the requested 10 cents. she asks friends to contribute as they can and to address all correspondence to Miss Lillian Lawrence Station A Boston.
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Castle Square ‘Theatre Stock Company
Boston
Miss Lawrence
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