Thirty-First Reunion Of the 35th Massachusetts Volunteers
The 152 veterans of the Thirty-fifth Massachusetts Volunteers held their annual reunion and dinner at Colonel Albert A. Pope's Cohasset estate on Jerusalem Road. They honored Antietam and praised wartime service, with numbers recalling battles from South Mountain to Petersburg and a muster roll of 1526 men. A business meeting elected officers led by Nat Wales and planned a memorial tablet at Antietam Bridge. The next reunion will be in Boston.
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Thirty-fifth
Massachusetts Volunteers
Albert A. Pope
Jerusalem Road
Cohasset
Pope
Antietam
Lincoln
Lynnfield
Edward A. Wild
Sumner Carruth
Nat Wales
South Mountain
Fredericksburg
Atlantic
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Indiana
Illinois
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Louisiana
Jackson
Cairo
Covington
Tennessee
Annapolis
Petersburg
Weldon
Poplar Spring Church
Appomattox
Lee
Boston
Newburyport
Chelsea
Haverhill
Weymouth
Roxbury
South Weymouth
Boston Harbor
Albany
N. Y
Alfred Blanchard
D. Smith Kimball
Place for Bargains at Hetherston Importing Co
Owing to money market stringency and overstock we have made sweeping reductions in the prices of our entire line of strictly high grade wines and liquors. A revised catalogue with complete list of reduced prices will be sent to all applicants. Hetherston Importing Company. 44 and 46 Broad Street corner Milk Boston Mass Established 1872.
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Hetherston Importing Company
Broad Street
Corner Milk
Boston
Mass
Death by own action in New Haven area
Sept 18 New Haven Conn Joan Dunbar 50 ended his life by cutting his throat after being out of health for weeks and losing an arm in February. He was found this afternoon lying in a pool of blood with a razor by his side. Despondency cited as the sole cause. This marks the third self inflicted death in the city within a week.
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New Haven
Joan Dunbar
Gentlemen George Ellwood Shot Dead in Prison Escape Plot
Providence report describes George A. Ellwood a 25 year inmate at Rhode Island State Prison killed during an attempted escape with fellow prisoner Snake Murphy. Ellwood attacked Deputy Warden Rowe with hammer and iron tool. Murphy fled to safety as shots rang out. Murphy is in solitary confinement.
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Providence
George A. Ellwood
Iminal
Rhode Island State Prison
Murphy
Ellwood
Rowe
Columbus, O
Surprise Party For Major Grady At Winthrop Beach
A surprise party celebrated Major P. J. Grady at his Winthrop Beach summer home. Guests included Senator Kennedy, Mrs Kennedy, Eugene and Mrs McCarthy, Daniel Coleman, Coughlan and others. A neat speech from A McCarthy presented a gift engraved With the Tide. Music and dancing followed with a city string band.
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P. J. Grady
Winthrop Beach
Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Daniel Coleman
Coughlan
Frank Maloney
Leary
Agnes Fenelon
Phaleff
Thomas McKenna
A. McCarthy
Annie Murphy
Frank
Murphy Harry McCarthy
Kate Hickey
Kate McDevitt
Thomas Lyons
John
Miss Hickey
Matthew Redmond
Mary Tenny
George Landriggan
Simon Donovan
Danie McCallion
Lee
McCarte
Hard Times on the Strip in Cherokee Outlet
Sep 18 reports sweeping dust storms across the Cherokee Strip near Arkansas City Kansas. Tented towns crumble as thousands abandon farms and move toward safety. In Perry the Sooners hold disputed business, while a mass meeting seeks surrender of the soldier who killed J A Hill, with officers declining to name him.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Perry
Public reception for new commander in chief at Chelsea
RECEPTION 10 MACCABE Camp 8 Sons of Veterans gave a grand public reception to newly elected commander-in-chief Joseph B. Maccabe at Chelsea last night. After a parade, Lincoln Hall hosted speeches by Crandon Converse and toastmaster Major Stone with cheering for Maccabe and Captain Jack Adams.
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Camp 8
Sons of Veterans
Joseph B. Maccabe
Chelsea
Lincoln Hall
Maccabe
Crandon
Major Converse
Major Stone
Jack Adams
Graud
Returned FM Rome Father John W McMahon's Homecoming
Father John W McMahon returned to Charlestown after eight months in Europe, where rheumatism and illness in Rome followed his work on St Mary’s parish church. He met with Mgr O Connell and the Pope, receiving benediction and spiritual favors. Parishioners welcomed him with respect as he recuperates to resume duties.
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John W. McMahon
Charlestown
Europe
St. Mary’s
Father McMahon
Rome
Mgr. O’connell
American College
Italy
Fulda
Genoa
New York
Crippen, Lawrence & Co. Assigns. StanDat Appointed
Denver Sept 18 Crippen Lawrence and Co. assigned today S H Standat named as assignee. The firm ranks among the Wests largest loan concerns and financing houses providing collateral and loan services.
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Denver
Col
Christian Endeavor party sails to World’s Fair via Albany depot
A large group of Christian Endeavorers led by President Charles E. Allen boarded a 3 o’clock Wagner car train at Albany yesterday for the World’s Fair. The delegation will visit Niagara Falls today before proceeding to Chicago where they will lodge at Hotel Endeavor. The party includes many members and their spouses and is slated to tour major sites en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Christian
W. CG. Dinnin
A.L. Dinnin
A. H. Hines
C. H. Foster
EF. Hammond
S. F. Hunt
J. A. Towle
J. G. Poole
Linzie J. Pratt
Marion G. Webber
Sarah S. Webber
Addie Cook
Marion Lewis
Bertha Lewis
Charles EF. Clarke
F. R. Bartlett
Barber Hugh Prior arraigned for razor assault on wife
Providence reports Hugh Prior a barber was arraigned in district court for assaulting his wife with a razor, held for trial. The incident occurred Saturday night as Prior, said to be intoxicated, cut her throat nearly to the windpipe.
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Providence
Hugh Prior
Prior
Morkill Named Defaulter In Canada Disappearance
The ex Globe Theatre manager Nelson A. Morkill, linked to McIntosh & Co and John Stetson, is reported to be a defaulter for large sums. His sudden disappearance prompted scrutiny of a series of financial transactions and two checks from Stetson that sparked suspicions of defalcation.
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Nelson A. Morkill
Globe Theatre
McIntosh & Co
John Stetson
Morkill
Mr. Stetson
Stetson Says Morkill Defaulter Linked to Stock Speculation
The large certified check was traced and used for its intended purpose. Mor kill allegedly diverted funds to stock speculation, drawing Stetson’s suspicion after Morkill gained influence, courted hotel circles, and pressed for equal pay in a new firm. An investigation revealed broader defalcations, with efforts to arrest Morkill stymied after clues pointed to Canada. Stetson believes Morkill may be in Canada or London Ontario, while Mer kill’s traits and friendships are described as once trustworthy but led astray.
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Mr. Stetson
Morkill
Merkill
McIntosh & Co
McIntosh
Europe
Stetson
Mclntosh
Canada
Reynolds
South America
John Stetson
MclIntosh’s
Boston
Montreal
London
Ontario
Lothrop Misplaced Claim Sparks Correction in Cohasset
A. Lothrop of Neponset, who lectured on the Common Sunday, was reported as living in Cohasset. He says he has not resided there for several years, prompting a clarification to the town’s records.
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Q. A. Lothrop of
Neponset
Cohasset
Robbers Caught Ten Of Michigan Gang In Limbo
In Marquette Michigan police report most involved in last Friday’s Mineral Range express robbery of 70 000 are jailed or under surveillance. George Liberte a Duluth South Shore and Atlantic railroad fireman was arrested and confessed. Arrested include A S Cannon John King Chellew D W Hogan Ed Hogan Shlope Winters and Butler. Liberte claims $40 000 was stolen from him though a $30 000 bank money package was found.
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Marquette, Mich
George Liberte
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Road
Houghton County
A. S. Cannon
Hancock
John King
Chellew
Negaunee
Michael
John Shea
Tom
Winters
D. W. Hogan
Ed Hogan
Shlope
Butler
Chellew’s Place
Hancock, Mich
Superior Savings Bank
Liberte
Corcoran Wins Dem Caucuses for Senator in Cambridge
Democratic caucuses in Cambridge chose delegates to state senatorial conventions. John H. Corcoran narrowly defeated Alderman Andrew J. Rady, with Corcoran receiving 29 to 21 in total after ward tallies and bolting by Rady supporters in Ward 5. Independent tickets competed in Ward 4, while wards 1 3 showed strong Corcoran or pro Corcoran lines.
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Cambridge
John H. Corcoran
Andrew J. Rady
Corcoran
John H. O’brien
Daniel H. Coakley
Rady
James
John Conroy
Mr. Rady
Frank F. Nesdell
Charles+Kelly
D. H. Coakley
John F. Fitzgerald
H. Bingham
J. J. Connell
D. J. Hayes
P. J. Melloy
HB. M. Doran
F. J. Mahaffey
Hart at Dorchester Carries Warm Welcome to Hart Caucuses
Hon Thomas N Hart receives cordial greeting at Dorchester Music Hall amid a large audience. The reception, under Hart Republican committee of Ward 24 at Fiela's Corner, featured remarks by Kellogg and others before Hart, accompanied by Edmund Snow, left after 9 PM due to Swampscott engagement.
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Thomas N. Hart
Dorchester Music Hall
Hart Republican Committee
Ward 24
Fiela’s Corner
Hart
Edmund F. Snow
Chickasawbut Club
C. C. Kellogg
Mr. Kellogg
W.L. Terhune
Republican Ward Committee
George B. Bird
John North
Byle Young
Harrison H. Atwood
H. Perkins
H. B. Blackwell
Henry F. Howe
Swampscott
Sunday Post 1% Back Bay Boston Letter
Boston's new Sunday Post debuted with 32 pages of reading matter. Advertisers benefited as the edition circulated in Back Bay hotels with strong newsboy sales. Editor BE. A. Grazier calls the paper here to stay and Amy Robsart recounts a ride in the engine cab tackling the Ghost Train to shorten travel time by rail.
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Boston Letter
N. Y
Boston
Sunday Post
Post
BE. A. Grazier
The
Amy Robsart
New York & New England Railroad
Clinton caucus names eight Greenhalge delegates to state convention
In Clinton on Sept 18 the Republican caucus elected eight Greenhalge supporters to the state convention. The chosen delegates are Christopher Stone, Walter P. Bowers, Warner Goodale, Frank H. Holman, Frank E. Howard, Walter N. Murdock, Jonathan Smith, and George P. Taylor.
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Worcesta
Clinton
Greenhalge
Christopher Stone
Walter P. Bowers
Warner Goodale
Frank Fr. Holman
Frank E. Howard
Walter N. Murdock
Jonathan Smith
George P. Taylor
Dorchester Citizen Opens With Local Lore and Reform Debate
The Dorchester Citizen volume one issue one highlights “Jesus Christ in Flanders” for Sunday reading with permission for other days. Editor Callender champions local items including a Lucy Stone letter on women’s suffrage and notes about O. L. Bartlett’s man having an epileptic fit in a Mattapan livery stable. River Street reconstruction is mentioned as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Citizen
Flanders
Roberts Bros
Callender
Lucy Stone
T. Norton Hart
O. L. Bartlett
Mattapan
River Street
Robbery Case Shifts as John P Jackson Is Bound Over
Medford news reports new developments in the Johnson P Jackson burglary case. Jackson, employee of J A Stewart & Co, is bound over in 2000 bond to appear in court Sept 28 after being charged with embezzlement of 1040. The couple’s story and details from police and firm representatives fill out a dramatic turn in Medford.
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Medford
John P. Jackson
J. A. Stewart & Co
Post
J. P. Jackson
Lillian Ang Oe
J. P
Jackson
Charles A. Stewart
John A. Stewart
Mr. Jackson
E. D. Holmes
W. G. Ewell
George Street
Ewell
Holmes
N. F. Chandler
Lillian
Boston
F. J. Chandler & Co
First District Court
East Middlesex County
Pettingill
William R. Martin
Richard J. Dwyer
Martin
Dwyer
Abolish House of Lords Declared by National Liberal Federation
London September 18 The London section of the National Liberal Federation adopted a resolution in favor of abolishing hereditary legislators. The resolution aligns with the federation’s manifesto suggesting reform of the Lords may temporarily upstage other reform topics in Parliament.
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London
National Liberal Federation
House of Lords
House of Commons
Sherman Club Officers Elected in Washington Village
The Sherman Club of Washington Village held its annual election yesterday. Elected for the coming year were President Joseph H. Concannon, Vice President T. J. Saunders, Financial Secretary and Treasurer George A. Yeagle, Recording Secretary Joseph Conley, and Sergeant-at-Arms T. J. M.
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Shamar Club
Sherman Club
Washington Village
Joseph H. Concannon
T. J. Saunders
George A. Yeagle
Joseph Conley
T J. M
Always keep Perry Davis Pain Killer at Hand
Stomach troubles especially in children often strike at night, making instant relief essential. The ad urges preparedness for emergencies and recommends Perry Davis Pain Killer to quickly ease cramps colic cholera morbus dysentery diarrhoea and external pains, urging readers to buy a bottle immediately.
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Perry Davis
Johnson
Reelieves Sumner
Johnson & CO
Boston
Managers Reconcile Theatre Workers After Settlement
Managers concede to Theatrical Mechanics Union 6003 at a joint Boston Theatre meeting to reinstate all locked out workers tonight and recognize the union. Central Labor Union aided the victory. Scituate forms mass assembly with P Curran as master workman and over fifty charter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Central Labor Union
Scituate
P. Curran
New Order
A Worthy Society Organized by Workingmen's Union
The Workingmen's Mutual Sick Benefit Association was formed last night at 994 Washington street. Only members of labor organizations in good standing may join to aid workers in sickness and distress. Benefits include six dollars per week during illness and a $150 death payment, plus a regular physician during illness. The society will meet at 994 Washington street every Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workingmen’s Mutual Sick Benefit Association
Washington Street
Unknown man dies after bridge accident on Broadway
A man about 22, riding on a caravan, was struck by a runaway carriage near Broadway bridge. He died at Emergency Hospital from head injuries after being rushed there by bystanders. Witness Henry J. Flaherty says a bicycle frightened horses, causing the crash. Body taken to City Hospital morgue for autopsy.
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Broadway Bridge
A. F. Gilman
D. F. Leary
Thomas Riley
John Callahan
Lewis Jones
City Hospital
Henry J. Flaherty
Readville
Nickel in the slot camera at Jordan Marsh store
A nickel in the slot camera gives a quick tintype style portrait. The device is located in Jordan Marsh Co basement salesroom in New England and draws a constant stream of nickels from shoppers as the sitter gazes at the camera for 15 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan, Marsh & Co
New England
Tarbox Shot by Brother-in-law While Bird Hunting
Claude H. Tarbox a leading grain operator in the Boston Chamber of Commerce was accidentally shot by his brother-in-law J. O. Bailey during a hunting trip on the Ipswich riverbank. A flock of birds intervened between them and Bailey fired. a shot hit Tarbox in the eye, split the eyelid, and lodged in his hands. The wounds are painful but not dangerous.
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Ipswich
Claude H. Tarbox
Boston Chamber of Commerce
J. O. Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Montague man arrested for barn fire in Greenfield
Alonzo Payne of Montague was arrested after Deputy Pratt traced footprints near Frank Lavalla’s barn. Rubber boot with a left sole hole linked him to the Thursday night blaze. Payne claimed the boots weren’t his and failed to post a $2000 bond, remaining jailed.
Cabinet Sideboards at Paine's The Canal Street Offer
Readers are invited to view cabinet sideboards at Paine's 48 Canal Street this week. These sideboards surpass ordinary ones with an advanced arrangement of chests closets compartments and partition drawers offering a feature rich storage solution.
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Paine’s
Canal Street
Political cauldron begins to simmer as campaigns rise
Democratic headquarters echo enthusiasm for the next campaign as caucus planning dominates. Key figures like Williams and Corbett enter the race while Dee Kennedy and others brace for contest in multiple Boston districts. A Ward 9 meeting backs Republican Robert T. Teamon for General Court.
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Democratic
Donovan
Quincy
Washington
George Fred Williams
Mr. Russell
Williams
Russell
Joseph J. Corbett
Charlestown
John H. Dee
Dee
Corbett
Kennedy
O’brien
Ward 3
Boston
Mullane
Keenan
Brighton
Cronin
T. W. Coakley
McEttrick
William S. McNary
Mr. Coakley
Coakley
Ward 9
Daniel C. Harris
Grove Street
Robert T. Teamoh
Wack Driver Kicked by Horse Injures Pedestrian
Wdoward Welch a hack driver living at 97 Prince Street was kicked in the abdomen by a horse in the city yard on North Grove Street yesterday afternoon and was severely injured He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital where he remains in a serious condition.
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Wdoward Welch
Prince Street
North Grove Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
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