Tired of Life Angus McDonald Shoots Himself at Union Station
A 23 year old Somerville barber, Angus McDonald of 270 Beacon Street, shot himself in the Union Station men’s room yesterday before 6 pm. A memorandum asked police to notify relatives, and a prescription from Almyr Remedies was found. Neighbors note his lively moods. Josie Keating recalls a brief acquaintance, denying engagement. He had spoke of going to London soon with unclear plans.
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Angus McDonald
Beacon Street
Somerville
Union Station
J. McDonald
Bigelow Street
Worcester
Mass
Lynde Street
Boston
Almyr Remedies Company
Post
Sylvester Wood
Beaecon Street
William Wood
McDonald
Ward
Norton
Somerville Avenue
Josie Keating
Kent Street
Wood
Miss Keating
Ellen Keating
Miss Josie
Josie
Bowdoin Square
London
Democratic Clubs Open Campaign with Banquet Address
Springfield hosts a Democratic Club banquet at the Worthy to honor George Williams of Dedham as leaders outline a campaign plan for the Legislature. Speakers warn against religious proscription while stressing unity, party purpose, and a forward program ahead of Massachusetts elections. A Fitchburg excursion ad to North Adams and Hoosac Tunnel is noted.
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Springfield
Democratic Club
George
Fred H. Stebbins
John I. Rice
Co. J. Bellamy
W. H. McClintock
Patrick Kilroy
Samuel D. Sherwood
Charles H. Parsons
John H. Loring
EB. M. Bezektiel
Williams
Greenhalge
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Was Not Murder Frawley Died Of Bronchial Pneumonia
Medical Examiner rules William Frawley did not murder his brother John Frawley. Autopsy finds death from bronchial pneumonia, noting preexisting illness. Police had charged assault and battery before shifting to murder. defense invited by Timothy W. Coakley. Case slated for Wednesday morning court hearing.
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William E. Frawley
John A. Frawley
Wilfay
John Ggeeley
William Frawley
Timothy W. Coakley
Harris
Frawley
Colored ministers of Boston call for state convention
Ministers from Boston and nearby areas gathered at Zion A M E Church to discuss forming a state convention aimed at organizing a national gathering to improve conditions for the colored race. A call was approved for a state convention on Oct 16 with a committee to plan details.
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Boston
Vicinity
Zion A. M. EB
North Russell Street
Forecast for New England Tuesday Warmer Inland
Washington dispatch notes Maine New Hampshire and Vermont generally fair with southwest winds and warmer inland. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut expect light local showers then fair weather with southwest winds.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Tree falls injure Watertown man on Page estate
Hiram D. Skinner, superintending tree clearing for a development syndicate, was seriously hurt when a tree fell as he rode in a buggy with Thomas Gavin. Reverend W. A. Lamb warned them and narrowly avoided injury as the limb crushed the carriage and Lamb’s home received debris.
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Watertown
Hiram D. Skinner
Page
Thomas Gavin
Mr. Skinner
Mr. Galvin
Skinner
Mr. Lamb
Fayette Street
Excursion to White Mountains at special Boston & Maine rate
Travelers can reach White Mountains destinations like Mt Pleasant House Fabyans Lancaster Jefferson Maplewood Bethlehem and Profile House for 3 dollars to 3 25 or 2 50 to North Conway on a special Boston and Maine train departing Boston September 18 returning by Sept 24. Tickets sold at 214 Washington Street Union Station and intermediate stations, with option to return via Plymouth. stopovers allowed only north of North Conway.
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Fitchburg
North Adams
Hooseac Tunnel
Union Station
Senton
Adams
New Hampshire
Boston & Maine Railroad
White Mountains
Boston
Mt. Pleasant House
Fabyans
Lancaster
Jefferson
Maplewood
Bethlehem
Profile House
Plymouth
North Conway
City
Washington Street
Leen
Georgia
Hustling at Fall River Post Agent Notice
J Duckett of Fall River reports great weekly sales with no returns to the publisher. No Post for sale after 11 a m on Monday and Wednesday this week. September 13. Post Agent.
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Post
J. Duckett
Fall River
Lawrence Sees Large Crowds at Centennial Celebration
Large crowds gathered in Lawrence to hear speeches by Governor Greenhalge and James H. Eaton and to watch athletics on the Common. The day featured sprinting, jumping, and field events, with prizes awarded, while bells, cannon, and the Columbian Orchestra accompanied the celebration.
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Gov. Greenhalge
Mr. Eaton
Lawrence
Columbia
Tomorra City
Hagex Street
Rutter
Greenhalge
James H. Eaton
Daniel Saunders
Miss Wetherbee
Emily G. Wetherbee
City Hall
EB. Flood
F. Gaffney
W. Herbst
W. Sutcliffe
M. Foley
Franklin House
Essex Street
Opera House
T!o Town
Columbian
William EB. Welcott
America
George Walton
E. E
Hoosec Tunnel Stands as Massachusetts Engineering Feat
Twenty years after completion the Hoosec Tunnel is hailed as a pinnacle of engineering. The Fitchburg railroad’s popular excursion on September 21 showcases Massachusetts enterprise and perseverance with a special train departing Union at 8:05 a.m. Round trip rates are announced.
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Hoosec
Fitchburg Railroad
Massachusetts Enterprise
Union
Mantels Show Of Over One Hundred Styles
Over one hundred mantels are exhibited in our warerooms with complete displays. The collection features Renaissance Byzantine Louis XVI Rococo and Colonial designs. Lowest prices in the city. Send for a 96 page catalogue with four cents postage if you cannot visit in person.
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Hanover
Portland Streets
MODAY
Lewest Priced
Rae Mass, Clothing Co
Jordan, Anb
Emily G. Wetherbed
Democratic
Guis
George Fred Williams
The
Archbishop Williams
Standard
Holy Cross College
Boston Standard
A. P. A. Order
Democratic Party
Boyle Bros.’ Credit House
Washington St
BUCS
Bapeaan & Co
Avon ST
Isla Tala
Jon
H. Frawley
Peumonia
Morris
Temple of Fame
Joseph, Champ
W. A. Corey
George Jor
James Flynch
James Griffin
James Champ
Joseph Provost
J. McNulty
J. King
John Lennon
John Wilson
Arthur White
L. McNulty
John Henry
Sylvester Scanlon
H. C
John R. Poor
Wa Drew
Fridge W Mars
Horatio White
Daniel
Caleb
Saunders
Charles G. Saunders
Hezekiah Plummer
Timothy Osgood
the City
Republic
Wuntramm
Paine Furniture CO
Canal Street
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