Grand Army encampment opens third day with camp fires
Fifteen fires blaze on September 26 as the national Grand Army of the Republic encampment nears its grand review. Vicksburg and Shiloh survivors hold large reunions, tied to Iowa veterans who fought under General Grant in Mississippi and Tennessee campaigns. Loomis Schofield re elected commander of the National Association of Naval Veterans. S F French becomes commander of the British Survivors, filling the unexpired term of the late George H Washburn.
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Grant
Mississippi
Tennessee
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Naval Veterans
Loomis Schofield
S. F. French
Chicago
George H. Washburn
Mantell Seen as Hamlet at the Boston Opera House
Robert Mantell and company staged Hamlet at the Boston Opera House to a large audience. Genevieve Hamper as Ophelia impressed with a convincing mad scene aided by a fine vocal performance. A C Henderson played the ghost and the troupe leader effectively, showcasing Mantell’s mastery of classic drama with further performances announced including As You Like It and Julius Caesar.
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Boston
Robert Mantell
Boston Opera House
Mantell
Hamlet
Ophelia
Genevieve 'Hamper
A. C. ‘Henderson
Man‘ell
Julius Caesar
Stolen Violin Worth 2000 From Chelsea Leader’s Home
Chelsea police disclosed the theft of an old violin valued at 2000 from the home of orchestra leader Jack Renard at 50 Hurd Street Chelsea. The instrument was left in a room with an unlatched window and other valuables were untouched. Police searched pawnshops without success and conclude the thief took the instrument for personal use rather than money.
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Jack Renard
Hurd Street
Chelsea
Renard
Involuntary Bankruptcy Petition Filed Against Edward Brady and Company
An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed yesterday in the United States District Court against Edward J. Brady doing business as Edward Brady and Company at 45 Devonshire Street. Signers include William E. Watkins creditor for 1200 John J. Boyle 700 and Frederick W. Perkins 200.
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United States District Court
Edward J. J. Brady
Edward Brady
William B. Holland
Medford
Devonshire
Bradys
Holland
Be Soon at Brockton
Henry Higgingen presents a Brockton Fair opening feature a world champion Ayrshire in production Maple Leaf Jean. The 18 078 pounds milk and 619 30 pounds butter in 300 days record holder aims to defend titles while bidders await the $10 000 prize showdown. Maple Leaf Jean has held Grand Champion titles in Canada 1902 Brockton and National Dairy Show wins.
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Henry Higgingen
Canada
Brockton
Brockton Fair
Everett M. Alger
Fred F. Field
America
Segis Pontiac Dewdrop
Segis Pontiac Kenigan
Stoughton Man Dies After Auto Collision
Stoughton, Sept. 24 Thomas A Barbide 37 husband and father of two of 359 Park avenue was struck late this afternoon by an automobile owned and driven by Charles Knight 172 Summer street Somerville. He suffered a fractured skull and other injuries and died fifteen minutes later.
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Thomas A. Barbide
Park Avenue
Charles Knight
Summer Street
Somerville
Oh Joy at Arlington in Boston
The musical comedy Oh Joy arrives at Arlington Theatre in Boston produced by Louis T. Rogers with writers Whitney and Tutt. Salem Tutt Whitney and J Homer Tutt lead the cast alongside Amon Davis and Andrew Tribble in a lively jazzy dancing show with blues by Julia Moody and songs by Margaret Simms and J Francis Moore.
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Arlington Theatre
Louis T. Rogers
Whitney
Tutt
Salem Tutt Whitney
J. Homer Tutt
Amon Davis
Andrew Tribble
Julia Moody
Margaret Simms
J. Francis Moores
Mrs. Pease Inquest Decision Due Today
Chelsea Court to receive Judge Lane of East Boston's report on the inquest into the death of Sabra Maude Pease Winthrop bride of two months. Police believe the woman killed herself.
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Sabra Maude Pease
Winthrop
Chelsea Court
Mayflower Returns From Western Bank Codfish Run
The Boston schooner Mayflower arrives at South Boston Fish Pier with 125000 pounds of codfish and 5000 pounds of haddock. Captain J Henry Larkin cut the voyage short to compete in elimination tryouts off Gloucester for the American challenger selection.
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South Boston Fish Pier
J. Henry Larkin
Western Bank
Larkin
Gloucester
Mayflower Vessel Dropped From Tryouts Amid Sailor Neutral Stand
Trustees declare the Mayflower ineligible for the trials as Captain Larkin plans no entry for the cup race. He remains neutral while the vessel will move to T Wharf for a week to await developments. Locals hope a race between Nova Scotia and American fleets may still occur for a substantial prize.
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T Wharf
Nova Scotia
Lunenburg
Boston
Gloucester
Henry Ford
Clayt" Morrissey
Ford
Notable Ocean Race Proposal Sparks Debate in Lobster Harbor
In Lunenburg patrons discuss Angus Walters and the Bluenose challenging the Mayflower outside the regular race. Walters proposes a 40 mile course with a five hour time limit, a proposal Captain Walters backs and Captain Larkin may accept.
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Lunenburg
Oeen Angus Walters
Walters
Larkin
Challenge to Halifax race trustees over Mayflower eligibility
Phil H. Moore, a prominent Nova Scotian sportsman, calls for the International schooner race trustees to resign and allow non financially connected parties to decide if the Mayflower remains eligible. He argues the Boston craft is a fishing vessel and opposes the trustees' Bluenose ties.
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Halifax
N.S
Phil H. Moore
Evening Echo
Moore
Boston
May urges international conduct of horse events
Mr May and board members advocate running the International event like other major horse contests. He urges that the Internations be conducted as big events, aligning with established practices in the sport.
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Iig
Fire damages two story brick building on Third Street Chelsea
Fire damaged a two story brick building on Third Street Chelsea early yesterday, also wiping out a bakery and forcing losses at Philip Fine mattress factory and Hub Brush Co. The blaze spread to Rossi Brothers bakery and destroyed flour stocks while a remnant store and other outlets suffered heavy losses totaling about $500. Fire investigators aimed to determine the cause last night.
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Chelsea
Philip Fine
Hub Brush Company
Rossi Broth
Max Sha
Ross
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