Manola at Home as Jack Mason Reunites with Wife
Mrs Jack Mason Marion Manola returns to Cottage Hill Boston amid hopes of improvement. Brother Lowell Mason reports she remains troubled by insomnia and poor appetite though physical health looks good. Doctor Pettin gill may visit. various letters praise healing hands and urge care. Jack Mason continues rehearsals at Bowdoin Square Theatre while staying by her side at home.
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Jack Mason
Marion Manola
Cottage Hill
Winthrop
Boston Harbor
Brady Company
Bowdoin Square Theatre
North Conway
N. H
Bosson
New Hampshire
Manoa
Post
Jack
Lowell Mason
New York
Marion
Pettingill
Weather forecast for New England and eastern New York
Forecast for Monday predicts showers in the early morning then fair skies and cooler winds turning northwest for New England and eastern New York.
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Washington
New England
New York
Maine Schooner Will Dive from Bantam Ledge Loss
Fishing schooner Willie and Alice, a forty tons vessel built in Bath in 1881 and owned in Harpswell, struck Bantam Ledge off Matinie early Sunday morning and sank immediately with 3000 pounds of market fish on board. There is no insurance, and the ship is reported a total loss.
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Rockland
Willie
Alice
Bantam Ledge
Matinie
Bath
Harpswell
Democrats Face Unitarians Over Convention Hall in Saratoga
In Saratoga on September 23, Democratic leaders from New York City and Brooklyn push for Judge William J. Gaynor as the presumptive nominee while Tammany and reform factions clash over his divorce past. Unitarian Conference plans threaten venue as local authorities weigh backing the Democrats or reserving the hall, Casino, for party use. Kings County backs Gaynor for governor. Monroe County favors Frederick Cook, with Western counties leaning toward him as the delegation coalesces.
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Saratoga
Harlem
Tammany
State Democracy
New York City
Shepard Democrats
Brooklyn
New York
William J. Gaynor
Judge Gaynor
Tammany Men
Gaynor
Supreme Court
Senator Hill
Hill
William C. Whitney
Democratic State Committee
Tomorweon
Mitchell
Kings County
Raines
Monroe County
Frederick Cook
Mr. Cook
Erie
Bombshell hits Cabot street caucus on caucus night
Ex senator T W Coakley’s alert on roof of Cabot bath house led to warrants for John Mulhern warden 251 Cabot street Mark Lynch inspector 115 Cabot street Edward Hickey inspector 177 Cabot street Eugene Dowd clerk 12 Madison park arrested and taken to Station 10. Bail posted and court date expected as Ward 19 reels from shock.
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T. W. Coakley
Cabot Street
Bath House
Mr. Coakley
Frost
Roxbury Municipal Court
John Mulhern
Mark H. Lynch
Edward B. Hickey
Eugene A. Dowd
Madison Park
Coakley
Ward 19
Mulhern
Everett Young Republicans Form New Club
The Everett Young Republicans formed a temporary organization for men 35 or younger with Charles C. Long as chair and George W. S. Dockum as secretary. Rallying committee includes W. A. Newton, W. W. Grundy, C. S. Parnell, Arthur F. Guellow, John H. Baker, Fred S. Lydiard, Ernest C. Allen, George A. Hanna, N. S. Woods, George W. Oakes, Ernest Badger, and Charles A. Cook. The club will meet next Friday for organization.
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Everett
Charles C. Long
George W. S. Dockum
W. A. Newton
W. W. Grundy
C. S. Parnell
Arthur F. Guellow
John H. Baker
Fred S. Lydiard
Ernest C. Allen
George A. Hanna
Body found on Governor's Island beach identified as unknown man
The dead man, about 55, 5 feet 9, 200 pounds with dark complexion and hair, a gray beard, wore a dark frock coat plaid vest check pants yellow shirt lace shoes and no stockings. He was found late Saturday evening on the Governor's Island beach and brought to Boston yesterday morning, now at North Grove street morgue awaiting identification.
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Governor's Island
Boston
North Grove Street
Revere Liquor Raids Crack Down on Two Establishments
Revere police conducted two liquor raids yesterday afternoon. At the Central House on Broadway, run by John McNulty, they seized whiskey wine and eighty five gallons of lager beer. At the Revere House Crescent Beach, they captured whiskey rum and thirty three bottles of lager beer.
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Revere
Central House
Broadway
John McNulty
Revere House
Crescent Beach
Democrats Repudiate Kelley in California Fifth District
San Francisco dated September 23 reports the Democratic State committee repudiating Congress candidate Joseph P. Kelley. Ex-Chairman Poper accuses Kelley of bribery involving several former bosses over local street-sweeping contracts.
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San Francisco
Democratic State Committee
Joseph P. Kelley
Congress
Poper
Kelley
Two Millions For The Indians From Treasury
Washington reports nearly 2 million dollars in the Interior Department to be paid to Indians under treaties. Amounts include about 120,000 for the Yankton Sioux of South Dakota, nearly 700,000 for the Nez Perce of Idaho, and over 800,000 for the Old Settler Cherokees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Interior Department
South Dakota
Idaho
New York excursion praised by Boston and Albany
The Boston and Albany company announces a New York excursion for October 9 described as the best value yet offered. The feature highlights a favorable price and appealing itinerary for travelers seeking a economical day trip to the city.
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New York
Boston & Albany
Flower Has No Choice in Nominee for Democratic Ticket
Governor Flower declined naming a candidate for the Democratic convention to be held Tuesday. He urged a ticket representing both major NYC, Brooklyn factions to unite the party and boost victory. Senator Hill plans to attend Saratoga after receiving visitors at Woolfert Roost amid delegate travel delays.
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Albany
N. Y
Flower
New York
King’s County
Brooklyn
Tammany Hall
Democracy
Senator Hill
Woolferst Roost
St Stephen's in Lynn Celebrates Semi-Century Church Anniversary
The St Stephen's Episcopal Church in Lynn marked its 50th anniversary with a parish reunion, reception, and graveside ceremonies for the Mudge family. Bishop Lawrence of Massachusetts attended, and morning services raised over 1300 dollars for an endowment fund as a letter from former pastor Louis De Cormis contributed 50 dollars.
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Lynn
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Lawrence
Massachusetts
James H. van Buren
Mudge
Enoch Redington Mudge
Caroline
Charles Redington Mudge
Gettysburg
Fanny Olive van Brunt
Niles
Louis de Cormis
Accident Fears Fatal After Buggy Axle Breaks In Revere
At about 445 PM yesterday in Vinal street Revere Henry C. Drake drove Miss Emma Headman in a buggy when the forward axle collapsed throwing them into the street. Headman suffered a severe head injury and remained comatose for hours with suspected skull fracture. Drake escaped injury. the horse dashed and fell, wounding him on head and legs.
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Henry C. Drake
Emma Headman
West Everett
Vinal Street
Revere
Miss Headman
Henry Sharin
Fatal wagon accident ends in New Bedford fishing trip
Frank T. Perry assistant superintendent of public works and three companions were en route to Horse's Neck Beach for a fishing day when a wagon wheel broke near the site. The horses crashed into a stone wall, ejecting all occupants. Perry died from head injuries a few hours after the crash.
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New Bedford
Frank T. Perry
Horse's Neck Beach
Perry
Funeral for Edward J. Packard in Cambridgeport
Edward J. Packard, longtime Cambridgeport resident and carpenter, was buried in Cambridge Cemetery after a 1:30 PM service at his home 90 Norfolk Street. Born in Readfield, Maine, 53 years ago, he belonged to John A. Logan Post 186 and several fraternal orders. He leaves a widow and five children.
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Edward J. Packard
Cambridge
Norfolk Street
Cambridgeport
George Skene
Harvard Street
M. E
Cambridge Cemetery
Packard
Readfield
John A. Logan
A. R
Friendship Lodge
St. Omer
Prospect Lodge
Charles River
Fire damages Cambridge street tenement and stock
A lively fire damaged a wooden tenement at 1280 Cambridge Street Cambridgeport yesterday evening around 9. The building owned by Peter J. Foley milliner suffered about 500 dollars in damage. stock was ruined by smoke and water, Foley estimating stock loss at about 4000 dollars. Insurance is believed to cover losses.
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Cambridge Street
Cambridgeport
Peter J. Foley
Bishop Bradley Confirms 57 at St Marys Church
Right Rev. Bishop Bradley of Manchester visited Salmon Falls New Hampshire St Marys Church preached an eloquent sermon in the forenoon and presided over confirmations in the afternoon ceremony conferring the rite upon fifty seven children.
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Salmon Falls
N. H
Bradley
Manchester
St. Mary’s Church
New Socialist Wins Nogent Seat In French Vote
Paris September 23 The reballoting for the Chamber of Deputies seat in Nogent sur Seine to fill the vacancy caused by Casimir Perrier’s election to the presidency results show M. Bachimont the Socialist winning 4986 votes to 4582 for M. Robert the Opportunist.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Nogent-sur-Sein
M. Casimir-Perrier
M. Bachimont
M. Robert
Subscriptions for Panama Canal loan under 40,000 Paris shares
Paris reports subscriptions to the Panama Canal loan at 40,000 shares with a matching amount in the provinces. In total 300,000 shares were offered at 100 francs each, indicating limited uptake in the initial sale.
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Paris
le Soir
Rumor of Czar's Death Triggers Panic in Vienna
A report that the Czar had died caused a brief market scare in Vienna today, but the uproar subsided after officials and observers confirmed the rumor was unfounded.
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Vienna
Train Derailment Kills Malden Man Near Charlestown Drawbridge
A Boston and Maine line train from Reading to Boston left the rails near the Austin street drawbridge at Prison Point Charlestown. One man, J. J. Murphy of Malden, was killed instantly and Jeremiah ONeill of South Boston was seriously injured but survived after being thrown from the rear car onto the platform as the cars jumped the switch.
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Boston & Mainé
Reading
Boston
Austin Street
Prison Point
Charlestown
Harvey
J. J. Murphy
Mt. Vernon and
Salem Streets
Malden
Jeremiah O’neil
East Fourth Street
Murphy
O’neil
Massachusetts General Hospital
South Boston
North Grove Street
Ireland
Hatch
Boston & Maine
Bancroft
McCormick and Parker
Jeremiah O'Neill
Brookline Gas Company
Mr. O' Neill
Blockade Delays Boston Hub-bound Trains at Newton
Passengers bound for the Hub faced over an hour delay after a freight accident on the Boston & Albany near Newton depot. A box car slid off the track, blocking tracks two and three. The New York train due around 10 pm was held up, with outward trains rerouted via Brighton to No 5 track and inbound trains diverted to Riverside via No 4.
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Newton
Boston & Albany
New York
Boston
Brighton
Riverside
Accident at 9 55 Injures Train Crew
A wreck occurred at 9 55 with a wrecking train arriving about 45 minutes later. The cause is reported as a broken journal. Track clearance occurred shortly before midnight.
Whiskey Trust Protests Higher Bond Tax Adopted
In Chicago and Peoria the Distilling and Cattle Feeding Company filed protests against new bond requirements under the tariff law for spirits, arguing bonds on whiskey in bond should have been set at 0 cents. H. S. Taylor filed Chicago bonds amid claims of an implied government contract. In Peoria President Greenhut and Beggs reported routine talks with no immediate conclusion on potential changes to distributorship relations with the trust.
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Chicago
Distilling & Cattle Feeding Company
Peoria
H. S. Taylor
Ill
Greenhut
Whiskey Trust
Beggs
American Distributing Company
The
Trust
Unitarian Conference Sermon in Saratoga States Liberal Religion
The Uni tarians attending the national conference in Saratoga listened to Rev Dr Edward Everett Hale discuss how most Americans seek practical religion over theology. He warned a divide between clergy clinging to Calvinistic creeds and laity seeking liberal religion and urged Unitarians to apply faith to daily life and education. Regular conference sessions start tomorrow with Senator George F Hoar of Massachusetts presiding.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Edward Everett Hale
Convention Hall
Hale
Jesus
America
Unitarian Church
George F. Hoar
Massachusetts
Carlisle Arrives at Buzzard's Bay Aboard Rodgers
Secretary of the Treasury John G Carlisle reached Buzzards Bay aboard the lighthouse tender John D Rodgers at noon and was warmly greeted at Gray Gables by the President and Mrs Cleveland. Captain Schley accompanied Carlisle ashore. The group lunched and chatted informally on the veranda in pleasant weather. No official discussions occurred.
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Rodgers
Carlisle
A Newton Runaway On Richardson Street
At noon today on Richardson street Newton jeweller E C Newcomb drove a spirited horse which reared and bolted. The carriage struck a telephone pole turning onto Centre street and overturned. Newcomb was thrown onto the sidewalk but escaped serious injury apart from a severe shakeup and a few bruises.
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Newton
Richardson Street
E. C. Newcomb
Death by his own hand in Hartford physician shot self
Dr. W. A. M. Wainwright of Hartford accidentally shot himself while cleaning a rusty revolver at his Elm Street home around 1 PM. The 88 caliber bullet pierced his intestines and passed through his body. Born in New York in 1844, he was the son of Bishop Wainwright of the New York Episcopal diocese.
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Hartford
Conn
W. A. M. Wainwright
Elm Street
Wainwright
New York
New York Episcopal Diocese
Convent Corner Stone Laying at Broad and Claverick
Providence reports the cornerstone of the new convent on the pre Cathedral plat at Broad and Claverick streets laid in a formal ceremony this afternoon. Rt Rev Bishop Harkins officiated before a large crowd with Catholic societies including the Catholic Knights of America and the Knights of Columbus present.
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Providence
Broad
Claverick
Harkins
Catholic Knights of America
Knights of Columbus
C. L. U. of Brockton Holds Meeting Adds Delegates
In Brockton on September 23 a large C. L. U. gathering admitted new delegates from the Bakers and Finishers unions. Bakers reported unresolved troubles with Whitman and Avon bakers. A Labor Day picnic raised 3168 for the union.
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Brockton
Bakers’ and Finishers
Bakers
Whitman
Avon Bakers
Hamburg Steerage Rates Cut By Hamburg American
The Hamburg American Steamship Company reduced steerage rates by one fifth. The announcement came from Hamburg on September 23 as part of rate adjustments affecting lower-fare travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Hamburg- American Steamship Company
Narrow escapes as electric car crash injures six in Chelsea
Six people suffered injuries when electric car 319 and trailer 46 collided after a switch misrouted the Crescent Beach line at Broadway and Everett Avenue. Injured include Francis W. Newcomb and Nora Newcomb, Annie Edmands, Annie McGarvey, Julia A. McKeun, and Mary F. Fitzpatrick. Passengers were jolted, some treated at home, others sent away by railroad officials.
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Chelsea
Broadway
Everett Avenue
Malden
Everett
Lynn & Boston Railroad
Boston
Crescent Beach
Francis W. Newcomb
Hudson Street
Nora Newcomb
Annie Edmands
Emerson Street
South
Annie McGarvey
Beech Street
Roxbury
Julia A. McKeun
Hawthorne Street
Mary F. Fitzpatrick
Main
Abbott Streets
Melrose
Fire destroys elevator and wharf in Portland
A $2,000,000 fire swept Portland Ore this afternoon beginning in the Pacific Coast Company's elevator around 4 o'clock. The elevator and nearby coal bunkers of the Northern Pacific Terminal Company and the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company's 400 foot wharf were destroyed. The steamboat Willett Chief also burned. Loss estimated at $1,500,000 with three men believed dead.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast Company
Northern Pacific Terminal Company
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Bad Boys Sunday Fire in Fitchburg Yard Sparks Youth Mischief
In Somerville's Brick Bottom district, youths staged another Sunday outing of mischief with a freight car fire in Fitchburg yard near Prospect Street. At about 4 pm a locomotive signaled fire on the tracks and Box 12 alerted firemen who found a blaze in a grain car and extinguished it with little damage. The incident, blamed on local boys, follows two prior Sundays with fires in similar locations drawing large crowds to the scene.
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Brick Bottom
Somerville
Fitchburg Yard
Prospect Street
Funeral of George Appleton at St Matthew’s Church
George Appleton of the Globe composing room was buried yesterday from St Matthew’s Episcopal Church on West Broadway South Boston. The church was well filled with friends and delegations from printing organizations. The Rev A F Washburne led the services. pallbearers were Edward Burton M D Egan H W Burke S Yost H J O Regan and J Alburtis. Interment followed at Mt Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Appleton
Globe
St. Matthew’s Episopal Church
West Broadway
Boston
A. F. Washburne
Church of the Redeemer
Appleton
Edward Burton
M. D. Egan
H. W. Burke
Yost
H. J. O’regan
J. Alburtis
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Funeral for John C. Driscoll at St Marys Church
The funeral of John C. Driscoll former commander of Post 57 G A R is held this morning at 9 o clock at St Marys Church Cambridgeport with attendees urged to pay respects.
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John C. Driscoll
St. Mary’s Church
Cambridgeport
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Plimpton
Washington ST
Tim
Ward
Everetts Young Republicans
California
Etter
Egause
Garret
Rw KO C. H. Robinson & CO
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ST. Stephen's
Bishop Bradley
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Panama Canal
Gaslisle
Gray Gables
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