Homecoming of Oscar Fernald Surprises Somerville Family
Oscar E. Fernald, missing since June, appeared at his parents’ Somerville home with fiancé Miss Eva Robinson of Somerville. He had been working in New Haven and plans a ten week trade apprenticeship before settling back in Somerville. The couple’s wedding plans were pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar E. Fernald
Eva Robinson
Somerville
Union Square
New Haven
Luther
Park Square
Fernald
Boston Press
Oscar
Miss Robinson
Leading Citizens Favor Annexation to Boston on North Shore
Residents of Revere and neighboring towns discuss the Republican plan to annex Chelsea Winthrop and Revere. Statements from selectmen, property owners, an immigration inspector, and others show mixed views but broad interest in improved water, police, schools, hospitals, and infrastructure if annexed by Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Winthrop and
Revere
North Shore
Selectman Frye
George H. Wilfert
Beachmont
Tomorow
Boston
Edward C. Spring
North Shore Electric Light Company
Emile Fontainve
Crescent Beach
Harry J. Skeffington
Metropolitan Park Commission
Commonwealth
John McMahon
Cresent Beach
Post
Andrew L. Better
Sanford's Ginger Ice Water Harmless Health Drink
A Boston health notice promotes Sanford's Ginger as a harmless addition to iced water to prevent cramps and indigestion, and to guard against malaria and epidemic influences. It recommends the drink with milk, lemonade, and mineral waters, advises avoiding substitutes, and urges asking for Sanford's Ginger with the owl trademark on the wrapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Potter Drug and Xem
Conp
Boston
Ex-President Harrison Returns to Fifth Avenue Quarters
General Benjamin Harrison and Mrs Russell Harrison arrived in New York on a late train. He declined to discuss politics and avoided the third term question. Mrs Russell Harrison went to the Windsor while Harrison stayed at Fifth Avenue quarters. His daughter Mrs McKee accompanied him to Albany and then to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Benjamin Harrison
Russell Harrison
Windsor
Fifth Avenue
Mrs. McKee
Albany
Mr. McKee
Boston
Rome fetes mark 25 years of occupation with gymnastic contests
The pantheon ceremonies opened the Rome fete honoring the Italian occupation twenty five years ago. Societies marched in procession to the Pantheon and laid wreaths on Victor Emanuel's tomb. The crowds cheered the procession, with special attention on German participants in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pantheon
Victor Emanuel
American Wringer Co. Ad At 13 and Broadway
The American Wringer Co. offers wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers and repairs all kinds of wringers and sweepers. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Telephone Tremont 764.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
Changes in Pekin Officials and Nankin Viceroy Protecting Foreigners
In Pekin there are notable personnel changes as the Empress Dowager and Li family fall from power while Weng Tung Ho rises. Chang Chihtung, Viceroy of Nankin, shows readiness to protect foreigners and has issued a land purchase proclamation for foreigners under the Bershelemy convention. Cholera sweeps mid China with outbreaks from Chihli to Shanghai and spreading to Formosa and Japan via returning troops.
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Shanghai
Pekin
Li Hung
Chang
Li Han Chang
Canton
Wuhn
Yangtsze
Szechwen
Liu Ping Chang
Weng Tung Ho
Weng
China
Chang Chihtung
Nanka
Nankin
Chihli
Liaotung
Formosa
Japan
German Troops Praise Von Waldersee Mastery of Maneuvers
Berlin dispatch reports military experts praise Count von Waldersee for reversing the Stettin maneuvers plan and delivering unforeseen advantages. They compare him to Moltke, note strong troops but critique horse material, lances, bayonets, and supply failures, while portable tents win praise.
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Berlin
Stettin
Count von Waldersee
Germany
von Moltke
Sanitary Corps
United Press
Uhlans
Hussars
Commissariat
The Social Reformer by Rev A D Mayo at Y M C A
The Rev. A D Mayo delivered the seventh lecture of his Y M C A Union course last night on The Social Reformer. He outlined two paths to reform: work through society's fundamentals or ignite public indignation and push ideas to statute. He will speak next Sunday on The Historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Mayo
Y. M. C. Union
Shipped as a Cattleman Cleared in Murray Disappearance
The case of John J Murray who vanished from 20 Geneva avenue on August 25 is solved by an immigration inspector who says a man matching Murray's description, with three South Boston coworkers, sailed on the Allan liner Roman to Liverpool as a cattleman the night of the disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J.murray
Geneva
Avenue
Murray
South Boston
Liverpool
Pope Meets Bishop MacDonnell of Alexandria Canada
The Pope received Right Rev. Alexander MacDonnell, Roman Catholic bishop of the diocese of Alexandria in Canada, in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Alexander MacDonnell
Diocese of
Alexandria
Canada
Beatrix Yacht Driven Ashore in Gale at Eaton's Neck
The sloop Beatrix from New York to Huntington Bay ran aground during a gale at Eaton's Neck. Three men aboard William Gorham Herbert Gorham and Arthur Ferris were rescued by Eaton's Neck life savers after their yawl was swamped. The yacht flooded, sank with holes in her hull.
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Northport
N. Y
Beatrix
New York
Eaton’s Neck
South Norwalk
French Soldiers Return Home From Madagascar Voyage
The steamer Shamrock arrived in Marseilles with 143 French soldiers invalided home from Madagascar and 365 invalid troops landed at Algiers. Forty soldiers died during the voyage.
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Marseilles
Shamrock
Madagascar
Algiers
Rings to suit the times at Wilson Bros Tremont row
Advertising notes Wilson Bros Tremont row offers engagement rings with 10 000 rings to choose from all marked down to ensure good trade.
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Wilson Bros
Big Clock
Tremont Row
Abbott Weds Lila Cox In City Ceremony
Arthur A. Abbott and Lila E. Cox, daughter of C. F. Cox, wed in a city ceremony conducted by the Rev. Frederick H. Page on September 11.
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Abbott
OCOX
Frederick H. Page
Arthur A. Abbott
Lila E
C. F. Cox
Revered R Fulton to be buried in Boston parish rites
Death notices list clergy and family in the Boston area. Rev Robert Fulton 8 J scheduled for a September 18 requiem at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with Boston College graduates and friends invited. Additional obituaries note Ellen McGahey Paul Nelson infant son Dennis Carey Margaret Belcher Annie Chamberlain John Mandeville Margaret McCabe John Dearborn Mallard George McCaslin Nettie Menchin Josiah Smith Maggie Tighe aged as listed.
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Old St. Patrick’s Church
Northampton Street
Andrews
Roxbury
Paul Nelson
Emilie C
Richard F. Andrews, Jr
Bird
Everett
Margaret
James H. Bird
Belcher
Cambridge
Charlies F. Belcher
Chamberlain
South Boston
Annie M
James
Bridget Chamberlain
Carey
Dennis
Ellen Carey
East Boothbay
John Mandeville
C. M
Kathleen H. Ludden
Waltham
McCabe
Boston Highlands
Margaret McCabe
Mallard
Hyde Park
John Dearborn
McCaslin
Columbus Avenue
George McCaslin
Menchin
Arlington
Nettie E
Filiam O
Lizzie C. Menchin
Smith
Somerville
Josiah Smith
Lexington
Tighe
Maggie A
Thomas F
Mary E. Tighe
Notice to Taxpayers for Boston Ward Tax Sales 1895
City Collector announces unpaid 1894 taxes on listed Boston real estate in Wards 1 through 25. Parcels will be sold at public auction October 8 1895 at 10 o clock a m at 6 Bosworth Street to cover taxes costs and charges unless discharged beforehand.
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William Harper
Catherine Ha
Delia F. Gilligan
Suffolk
Boston
West Roxbury
B. Goodnough
Brook Street
Dolan
Stony Brook
Morteactes
County of
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Bosworth Street
Cor
Chapman Place
New York
New Haven
New Wonden
Shore Line
Fall River
Providence
Stonington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Maryland
Newport
bNew Bedford
Kneeland Street
Plymouth
Abington
Dutbury
Fail River
Ehew Ledford
Provincetown
Chatham
An. Hayannais
A.m
Woods
Fitchburg
Leominster
Old State House
Park Square
Kneeland
Street Station
L H. Palmer
L.connor
E. G. Allen
A. C. Eandall
Ward Twenty One and Ward Twenty Two Property List Summary
A detailed 1895 Boston area property ledger lists numerous parcels, owners, and land sizes across wards. Entries include residential plots on Sherman Street and Townsend Street, and extensive lots on Humboldt Avenue, Washington Street, and Parkways. The document also records sewer and sidewalk assessments for 1894 and tax details for various leases and holdings.
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Anna B. Arro
Tolman Place
Sherman Street
Augustus SF. Arno
Charles J. Pillsbury
Townsend Street
Harold Street
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company Mortgagee
Prace
Alice H
Cornelia J
Clara
Mary S. Moses
George A. Wetherbee
Washington
Ida M. Brooks
Humboldt Avenue
Parkway
Seaver Street
Garbett and Wood
Suffolk
Yana
Ellen
Elridge
Nathan P
Eugene P. Carver
Eugene P Carver
Pul Dings
Jani
Bower Street
Mary A. Collins
Fort Avenue
Eliza M. Cook
Lizzie L. Cowan
Lintwood
Mary C. Crossley
Townsend Patrick Curley
Warren Street
George Curtis
Solomon A. Boister
Kenilworth Street
Bethia H. Freeman
Cedar Street
Xenophon Goodnough
Warren Guforg
Oi Aescah Keen Lottie E. Ham
Munroe Street
Clara L. Hathaway
Houge Ce
Patos
Harold
Sda Dana B. Himphres
Hobe
Arren Street
Alo Hous
Gerhard Kranefuss
Aye Street
Edward C. Landers
Silva Isco da Charles P. Lebon
Mary. F. Lynch
Linwood
Morrill
Max Muller
Highland Street
A. Whitney
Annie Myers
Linwood Square
Josephine H. Parker
Cerecesses Baxter E. Perry
John Ollis
Centre Street
Daniel
Pevear
Dudley Street
Elizabeth Pray
Carrie A. Miller
Emerson
Maywood Street
Patrick F. Shields
Millmont Street
James H. Stark
Frederick J.stark
Codman Place
Garbett
Mary J. Timany
Andrew W. Doyle
Hawthorn
Peter P. Veale
Alpine Terrace
Moses
Alpine Street
Ciereees
Bridget Ward
Pynchon Street
Rarah Whittet
Elizabeth H
Z Fletcher
Mary E. Tyler
Sally Yaar
Wiliam B. Bartlett
Mary BE
Barnes
Leonice B. Hannewell
Supmoore
Edwin M. White
Ouse
Ephraim B. Wood
Warren Place
Ormand S. Wood
Stp
J H. Colby
Cathedral Street
Land parcel and street property description in Suffolk records
A historical land record notes Lot 79 Garbett and Wood's Tate in Suffolk Deeds book 476 page 116 and a parcel described as about 8134 feet of land at 20 Fenwick Street.
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Frances Blefler
Heath Street
Charles H. Burrage
Charles E. Jackson
William W. Whitcomb
Mercantile Land Company
Parker Street
Bataviae Street
Alice M. Chamberlain
Ouse
Wall Street
A. Garbett
Wood
Suffolk
Gertrude A. Dennison
Laura el Gough
Pieva Vk Céh
Kawa Ces Enweks
John McCarthy—Houce
Bromley Park
Henry W. Moulton
Sonn L. “DeWolf Devisees
Tremont Street
D. A. Crafts
Franklin Dexter
John O’brien
Delaware Street
Badger
Sme
Calumet Ink
Ae Tueee
Agénaes
Calumet Street
Calumet
Seaesesae
Nancy M. Hewner
Francis Street
Ian A Ceevee
Eliza Duncan
Stephen P. Weld
Walden Street
Garbett and Wood
Diceee
Abraham Folsom
Huntington’ Avenue
Wali Street
Cerone M. French
Mimperes
Parker Rigged
Evesceveres
BOO Ae
Goldthwait Street
Bailey
Pep Reat Hugh Gormley
Worthington Street
Ccsecees Coe
Sarah C. Hateh
Vancouver Street
Lamb
Bridget Hayes
Day Street
Jane F. Jacobs
Parker Hill Avenue
Hillarde Street
Matthew T. J. Keenan
Sachem Street
Christey Cameron
Shataip Martin and
Mary Kelley
Ee Avenue
Mary
A. Kohler
O! C. Mees
Boston Paint ‘and Decorative Company
Wang Loo
Stephen Moxon
James F. Rollins
Fot i
Newbury Street
O’brien
Michael J. Foley
Prentiss Street
Martin O’heher
Grotto Glen
Frederick T. Paskel
Grotto Gien Road
Anenes
Dmooed
Soos Cero ccc
Fabr
Soko Acacs
Ceeeeves Atporenemest
Peel
ST George W. Tisdale
Sewall Street
Catherine FP
Ores Spa
Uuston Cans
Cee
Ena Beese
William F. Tufts
Brookline Ave
Huntington Avenue
Longwood Avenue
A. L. Weld
Bickford Mitchell Willis
Brookline Avenue
Timothy B. Winn
Caldwell] Street
John P. Webber
Caldwell Street
W. Ricker
City of
Boston
Tate
Niaeee
Fenwick Street
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Harrison
Wheeler & Co
Hanover
Hanes
Li Hung Chang
Rev. A. D. Mayo
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Rungtow
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Boston & Albany Railroad
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