Mills Reopen Says Boston Company Mills
Waltham September 24 Superintendent Dailey announces that Boston Manufacturing Company mills will reopen Monday on full time. About 800 workers affected with Mills No 1 2 and 4 at full operation and No 8 at about half. Also Burpee Rumsey shoe maker of Lynn fails with assignment to Boston and Spalding. Assets and liabilities not disclosed. firm previously did business between 300 000 and 600 000 dollars.
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Waltham
Dailey
Boston Manufacturing Company
National Shoe and Leather Exchange
Burpee Rumsey
Lynn
B. N. Johnson
Boston
Frank R. Spalding
Spalding & Bliss
Bankers Fail in Mapleton Bank Assignment
Mankato Minnesota September 24 J E and C H Brown proprietors of the Mapleton Bank have assigned assets totaling 141000 and liabilities of 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankato, Minn
J. E
C. H. Brown
Mapleton ‘Bank
J W Kellys Benefit at Boston Theatre
The final committee meeting for the J W Kelly benefit was held at Clark’s. Remaining tickets were sold at the Boston Theatre box office with a few held by Alderman Presho and Treasurer Charles A Kelly for those approved by the committee.
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J. W. Kelly
Boston Theatre
Clark
Alderman Presho
Charles A. Kelly
A Crush in Hats
An advertisement from Union Hat Company at 139 Hanover Street promotes a Derby Hat priced at $2. The notice claims the hat is of high quality and matches goods sold elsewhere for more. It urges potential buyers to visit the shop this fall to compare offerings and styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hat Company
Hanover Street
Union
Stow
Continenta Clot Ing Dus
Doo
Boylston Sts
Post Almanac on Sale for Ten Cents in 189
Announcement that part of the second edition of the Post Almanac for 189 will be sold for ten cents each, with publication price 25 cents. It promises full election reports, financial tables, silver and gold statistics, and many other details across 432 pages. Apply at the Boston Post counting room.
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Post Almanac
Boston Post
Gold shipments from Europe to Boston banks update
The text details $1,000,000 of gold ordered by Kidder, Peabody & Co. for Boston, with $260,000 to Shawmut National Bank and $260,000 to Third National Bank. It notes arrivals and allocations on ships Servia Catalonia Pavonia and totals to date, plus Bank of England and Bank of France gold reserves and fresh imports from Aurania and Lahn for various firms.
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Kidder, Peabody & Co
Servia
Europe
Shawmut National Bank
Third National Bank
Catalonia
Pavonia
Boston
Shawmutational Bank
Third National
Shawmut Bank
Sub-Treasury
New York
Bank of England
Bank of France
London
Aurania
Liverpool
New York Produce Exchange Bank
Lahn
Ladenburg, Thalman & Co
Stock market steadier after bank rate rise in London
The afternoon papers report that today’s bank rate increase was met with satisfaction on the London Stock Exchange and has ended the prior suspense. Prices rose in all departments as traders reacted to the move.
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London
Stock Exchange
France Loses Its Coin in Bank Statement
Paris reports the Bank of France weekly tally shows a drop of 21,169,000 francs in gold and 2,528,000 francs in silver.
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Paris
Bank of France
Old Citizen Dead in Roxbury Real Estate Leader
Mr Andrew McDermott aged 76 died at his Hampden street residence after a long illness. Born in Londonderry Ireland he moved to Boston at 20 and settled in Roxbury where he lived until his death. A former Walker & Co nursery partner and Mt Pleaselt nurseries proprietor he retired twenty-five years ago. He helped found the Boston Catholic Cemetery Association and served as director and president. He leaves four married children, two sons Simon J and Andrew F and two daughters married to Howard E Sweeney of Chicago and Thomas H Cahill of Boston. Funeral at St Patrick's Church Dudley and Hampden streets Saturday at 9 AM.
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Andrew McDermott
Roxbury
Hampden Street
Londonderry
Irc
Boston
Walker & Co
Mt. Please
Dudley
Hampden Streets
Woodfin alive resting and Morrison cremated obituary note
Norfolk reports Colonel Philip T Woodfin governor of the National Soldiers Home at Hampton is alive and resting in the city and Marblehead. Funeral services for Rev James B Morrison of Laconia were held at Undertaker Tinkham's rooms and cremation followed at Forest Hills Crematory per his wishes. Other notices include Joy's Detroit death and Seth Williams funeral in Dorchester, plus Edward Merrow's sudden death in Bellows Falls while awaiting Boston Law School entry.
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Norfolk
Philip T. Woodfin
National Soldiers
Hampton
Woodfin
Marblehead
James B. Morrison
Laconia
Revere House
Tin
George W. Noyes
Haverhill
Cates E. Sleeper
Mace
Boson
H. H. Waude
Boston
Forest Hills Crematory
Morrison
Detroit
Mich
Joy
Dartmouth College
Seth Williams
Parkman Street
M. E
Dorchester
Williams
Dorchester Avenue
Bellows Falls
Edward Merrow
Lynn
Mass
Boston Law School
Manning Attempted Gas Suicide at City Hotel
Albert Manning 30 attempted death by gas at Hotel Alphia 21 Green Street yesterday forenoon. Found unconscious about 10. Police notified at 3:15 p m. condition worsened, taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Medical Examiner Harris and Dr Thomas J Lawlor attended. Cause suspected as despondency. Father Michael Manning from Hyde Park Vermont.
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Albert Manning
Alphia
Green Street
Harris
Massachusetts General Hospital
Thomas J. Lawlor
Michael Manning
Hyde Park, Vt
Strangled by Wife in Rimouski Heirloom Farm Case
A Rimouski farmer Lepage was strangled by his wife who, distressed after grippe, lost her reason. The incident occurred as they were alone in the house. A separate union brief notes Locals 1 and 2 of cornice workers planning merger into Local 17 of the Amalgamated Sheet and Metal Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Rimouski
Lepage
Sailmakers Strike Over Hours at Navy Yard
Labor notes report a strike by city sailmakers demanding a nine hour day without wage cuts after a government wage for ten hours. About 100 workers quit. some firms granted the demand. Garment workers held a meeting at Wells Memorial as a reorganization committee was formed. A AF of L telegram announced United Hatters of North America joining the federation. A large carpet meeting followed.
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Navy Yard
Wells Memorial
American Federation of Labor
Indianapolis
O’donnell
Central Labor Union
United Hatters of
North America
Danced Aboard Minnesota With Naval Brigade
A dinner and dance for about fifty Massachusetts Naval Brigade members and guests was hosted by the U S S Minnesota men s mess aboard the ship last evening. Dinner at 9 on the gun deck, dancing on the spar deck, officers present included J O Porter Dillaway and Pelham odd. Committee members were Mullally Bittnes Greer and Tau dy.
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U. S
Minnesota
Massachusetts Naval Brigade
J. O. Porter
el Dillaway
E. Pelham Odd
W. J. Mullally
A. A. Bittnes
F. F. Greer
Frank Taudy
The New Woman Sparks Stir On Train Journey
Passengers on the 9 15 train from Union station last evening were astonished by a well dressed young woman in the smoking car smoking a cigarette. Her presence provoked excitement and many jokes at her expense.
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Union Station
Williams Fight Looms Over Massachusetts Democratic Convention
The Massachusetts Democratic convention opens tomorrow in Music Hall with 447 Boston delegates marching under banners. The clash centers on party leadership between Williams allies and the existing city and state organization, with battles over temporary and permanent chairmanship, seating contests, and the Chicago platform.
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Music Hall
Massachusetts
Boston
Boston Democracy
Baldwin
Bani
Quincy House
Brattle Street
Washington
Tremont Street
City Hall
Quincy
Bryan Sewall
Williams
Patrick Maguire
James Donovan
Corbett
Legislative Nominations for Senate and House Seats
First Norfolk senatorial James N Flint Republican. First Essex senatorial C A Taber Democrat. Second Bristol senatorial William Moran Democrat. Second Plymouth senatorial Noble W Everett Republican. Twenty-eighth Middlesex representative J W Grimes and A S Wood Republican.
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Norfolk
James N. Flint
Essex
C. A. Taber
Bristol
William Moran
Plymouth
Noble W. Everett
Middlesex
J. W. Grimes
A. 5
Wood
Congressional Nominations From Massachusetts Roster
The list shows nominees by district including Seventh Massachusetts W E Barrett Rep Fifth Massachusetts W S Knox Rep Third Massachusetts J H Walker Rep Thirteenth Massachusetts J F Morris Dem Fourth Massachusetts G W Weymouth Rep.
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Massachusetts
W. E. Barrett
W. 8. Knox
J. H. Walker
J. F. Morris
G. W. Weymouth
Republicans Map Second District Councillor Convention
The second district Republican councilor convention will convene at Association Hall in the YMCA building at the corner of Berkeley and Boylston streets in Boston on Saturday morning September 26 to nominate a candidate for councillor. A reunion of the Portuguese Political and Naturalization Club of Boston was held last night at Lusitana Hall 164 Hanover Street electing A A Pinhero as president James Enos as secretary Joseph J Micheiros as treasurer and Anthony J Williams as sergeant at arms. The club will meet in Lusitana Hall until permanent quarters are secured.
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Bryan-Sewall-Williams
Ward 11
Thomas Riley
Butler
Gold Democracy
John B. Moran
Moran
John E. Russell
Nathan Matthews
Boston
Coveney
O'Neill
Buckley
Grinnell
Coughlin
Carroll
Fitzgerald
Williams
Bryan
Sewall
Chicago
James H. Mellen
Friends of Williams
John L. Rice
Springfield
Philip J. Farley
Lowell
State Organization
Jeremiah T. O'Sullivan
Vasrouten
O'Sullivan
Matthews
State Committee
Mssrs
Gargan
Thacher
McNary
Resolutions Committee
South Boston
Association Hall
Berkeley and
Boylston Streets
Re Rege
Portuguese Political and Naturalization Club of
Lusitana Hall
Hanover Street
A. A. Pinhero
James Enos
Joseph J. Micheiros
Anthony J. Williams
Yale Student Gregory Dies in Gas Suicide
Eugene C. Gregory Jr., a Yale College senior candidate, was found dead at 212 Madison Avenue from inhaling gas. Ill health cited as the cause. His father, living at Irvington-on-the-Hudson, had gone to the town house after the son failed to return from a trip.
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New York
Eugene C. Gregory, Jr
Yale College
Madison Avenue
Gregory
Irvington-on-the-Hudson
Moody to Speak on Reaching Nonchurch Goers at Tremont Temple
Dwight L. Moody will discuss how to reach forty million non church goers in the United States at Tremont Temple on September 28 at noon. The event invites ministers and Christian workers of all denominations to attend. Noon services at the temple continue next week with evening services except Monday and Saturday. Archbishop Gross will be guest of the Redemptorist Fathers for a week. The Populists plan a mass caucus at 699 Washington Street on September 28 at 8 p.m. The Unitarian open air services on Boston Common end Sunday with a double program and ten minute talks by four speakers.
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Dwight L. Moody
United States
Tremont Temple
Temple
Archbishop Gross
Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Roxbury
Gross
Boston
People’s Party
Washington Street
Boston Common
Charles F. Dole
Jamaica Plain
Augustus P. Reccord
Chelsea
Edward A. Horton
Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
Frederic H. Nazro
Police plan search for Hebe victims after ship loss
Street Railwayen's Benefit Association of Field's Corner officers met to discuss the Hebe disaster. A general meeting was planned for tonight with 300 or more members to consider actions, including appointing committees to patrol the beach and islands for any bodies washed ashore.
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Street Railwayen
Field's Corner
Hebe
Leadville Strikers threaten town burn and Guard action
Reports from Leadville say miners from Aspen Cripple Creek and the San Juan plan to burn the town and wipe out the National Guard at an opportune moment. Governor McIntyre seeks federal help while Colonel Merriam and Fort Logan troops stay ready. District court issues thirty warrants for Miners Union leaders, fifteen served, and a brief clash at City Hall with a gatling gun precedes a short meeting.
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Denver
Col
Leadville
National Guard
McIntyre
Aspen
Cripple Creek
San Juan
Wheaton
Military Department of Colorado
Merriam
Seventh Infantry
Fort Logan
District Court
Miners’ Union
Jerry O'Keefe
Cummings and Thayer Wedding at First Parish Church
Miss Florence Thayer daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Thayer of Brookline and Mr M J Cummings of the Puritan Club wed at First Parish Church Walnut street at 8 o'clock The Rev Edward Everett Hale officiated The bride wore white duchess satin with old point lace and a diamond brooch Her maid of honor was Marion Wetherell with bridesmaids Ida Irwin Jane B Eaton Emma Wilson and Helen Jordan Best man Bertram Lord and ushers Paul Washburn Bertram Waters Frank H Briggs Charles M French Albert H Lord John H Reed
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Florence Thayer
George A. Thayer
Brookline
M. J. Bradley Cummings
Puritan Club
Walnut Street
Edward Everett Hale
Marion Wetherell
Ida Irwin
Pittsburg
Jane B. Eaton
New York
Emma Wilson
Helen Jordan
Roxbury
City Brevities
George H. Wright 49 of 18 Pearl St Newton was arrested on a warrant for embezzling 500 from Sherman Hannah & Co. Real estate dealers. The Governor named George L. Wentworth special justice of the Boston Municipal Court and Raymond A. Hopkins justice of the Second Master Court. Patrolman Tighe was fined for neglect of duty. two assault and battery cases were dismissed. Miss Margaret Callahan received a gold chain with a diamond during a surprise party at 64 East Springfield St.
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George H. Wright
Pearl Street
Newton
Cogan
Morrissey
Sherman, Hannah & Co
Ames Building
George L. Wentworth
Weymouth
Boston
George Z. Adams
Raymond A. Hopkins
Barnstable
Board of Police
Thomas Tighe
William H. Turner
Division
Francis W. Curry
Margaret Callahan
East
Springfield Street
Morroco dresser injured in shafting accident
Edward Holman of Donallen's shoe lace factory was caught in a shaft while oiling this morning. He was whirled into the air, struck the ceiling, and badly bruised. His right knee was torn by an edge screw, but he escaped further injuries by clinging to a post.
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Lynn
Edward Holman
Donallen
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Newburyport
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Eliot Street
N. Esdaile
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United Locals
No. 17
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Labor Notes
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Robert Cox
Ward 14
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Yale
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