Anniversary at St. Augustine's Cemetery Revered Service
Crowds marked the 75th anniversary of St. Augustine's Cemetery with a solemn requiem mass led by Rev. Dennis O'Callaghan. Archbishop Williams attended with clergy from Gate of Heaven and nearby parishes as attendees heard a reading of W. D. Kelly's poem about the sacred ground and its historic figures.
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St. Augustine’s
Old Place
D. O’callaghan
James N. Supple
William P. McQuaid
St. James’s Church
John B. Halloran
Cambridge
M. J. Masterson
Peabody
Hugh Roe O’donnell
East
Boston
W. D. Kelly
Dennis O’callaghan
M. J. Dwyer
Requiem Mass and Stabat Mater at Augustine Chapel
Schmidt's requiem mass and the Qurandos Corpus from Rossini opened the service with Stabat Mater at offertory by Miss Fana cey Mrs. Bury and Messrs. Dwyer and Canning. M J Dwyer sang Pie Jesu. The choir, directed by Professor Henry E Peabody, performed Liberia and De Profundis in Gregorian chant. Rev Dennis O Callaghan spoke on faith and heritage, praising early clergy including Father Matignon and Father Moran. Archbishop blessed and incensed the graves, urging reverence for the cemetery.
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Dennis O’callaghan
Matignon
Father Moran
St. Stephen’s Church
Boston
Chevelers
St. Augustine’s Sis
Gray
Father Larenesy
Notable Names at Worcester Chapel Dedication
Thomas Purcell and Thomas Bushland of Worcester alongside Dr. William Ruddick attended a chapel dedication. Mrs Shackford of Syracuse appeared, having been present at the original dedication seventy five years ago.
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Thomas Purcell
Thomas Bushland
Worcester
William Ruddick
Mrs. Shackford
Syracuse
Nutter Divorce Contested Over Jurisdiction and Alimony
George Nutter and his wife Alice E. C. Nutter fought over where their divorce should be heard. The wife filed a libel in Suffolk Superior Court last August seeking separation on desertion grounds while Nutter pursued a South Dakota filing. Judge Bishop ordered a temporary injunction to pause the South Dakota case until jurisdiction is decided and granted the wife a preliminary alimony allowance of zero dollars.
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George Nutter
Alice E. C. Nutter
South Dakota
Nutter
W. H. Baker
Superior Court
Bishop
Better Quarters Demanded for Roxbury Fire Companies
Residents of Roxbury protest the lack of permanent quarters for Ladder Company 12 and Hose Company 7 who have lived with Engine Company 13 on Cabot Street since last June. About twenty five men share one building and some sleep in the hayloft. A petition to Alderman Bryant and Common Council members is expected to seek immediate city action to resolve the housing crisis, with a veteran fireman warning disbandment could occur if unaddressed.
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Roxbury
Ladder Company
Engine Company 13
Cabot Street
Bryant
Common Council
Boston Bankers Denounce Chicago Despatch On Carlisle Removal
Prominent Boston bankers denounce a Chicago despatch alleging the Bankers Association of Boston urged President Cleveland to remove Secretary Carlisle for incompetency and immorality. The claim cites silver coinage as the motive, names Drexel as a signer, and Boston officials call the report a malicious fabrication with no basis in fact.
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Boston
Chicago
Bankers’ Association
Cleveland
Carlisle
Chicago Telegram
Chicago Record
Drexels
Philadelphia
Post
Phineas Pierce
Bank Presidents’ Association of Boston
Pierce
Association of Bank Presidents
Militia Field Day Orders for October 9
Brigadier General Peach issues detailed dispositions for the Second Brigade on October 9. Troops from Fifth, Ninth, and First Regiments Infantry, Battery A, Light Artillery and Cavalry are assigned to specific assembly points and reporting locations across Cambridge Roxbury Somerville and Boston, with times around 9:30 to 10 a.m. for assembling and reporting to the appropriate regimental commanders.
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Peach
Adjutant-General’s Office
Cambridge
Fifth Regiment
Cottage Farm Station
Boston & Albany
Roxbury Crossing
Providence
Old Colony
Westland Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Boston
Crescent Avenue
Ninth Regiment Infantry
Harrison Avenue
Highth Regiment Infantry
East Somerville
Boston & Maine
Donovan
Breen
Cottage Farm
Commonwealth Avenue
Somerville
Boston & Maine Railroad
Light Artillery
Shawmut Avenue
Baseball Grounds
Walpole Street
Enen
Cambridge Post Office Removal to Brattle Street Block
The Cambridge post office is likely to move to McNamee's new Brattle street block. The larger quarters needed exceed the space of the Boylston street building. Residents prefer Harvard square for convenience, citing Brattle street location criticism.
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Cambridge
McNamee
Brattle Street
Boylston Street
Harvard Square
Barber Edward Fallon Charged With Horse Theft
Inspector Cogan and Patrolman Kelly arrested Edward Fallon, 29, a barber of 10 Asylum Street, on a charge of larceny of a horse and buggy valued at 350 dollars owned by Fred Foley. The case will be tried in Superior Court.
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Cogan
Kelly
Station 4
Edward F4llon
Asylum Street
Fred Foley
Great Bankrupt Clothing Sale at 91 Summer Street Boston
A Boston bank rupt sale advertises 500000 dollars of tailored men and boys clothing at half price for 20 days. Bargains include Melton Cass suits 12 for 4.75, Prince Albert jackets 9.98, trousers 1.75, overcoats 5.75, and many more items marked down from regular values. Store hours extend nightly to 9, Saturdays to 11, with signage at 91 Summer Street.
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Boston
Summer Street
James Walker & Co
Rochester
Melton Cass
Vienna
Melton Cassimere
The Strikers Win Clean Sweep in Garment Workers Strike
The Garment Workers strike nears an end as contractors gathered at the council meeting to sign the agreement. Strikers have prevailed from the start and expect all workers back soon with agreed wages.
Strike Breaks as Contractors Sign Demands in City
The district council secured signatures from eight contractors during a two session day, including Harris and Marks, easing a city wide walkout. With bonds posted, two thirds of the workers are expected to return today, and most remaining strikers may resume after the holidays or the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Livingstone
Cohen
Wong
Counterfeiters Sentenced in South Boston Case
Antonio Cutugine was sentenced by Judge Nelson in federal court to three and a half years in state prison and a $1 fine for passing counterfeit $2 bills in South Boston. Morris J. Davis received a $1 fine and one month in East Cambridge jail for a similar offense. Charles G. Johnson was fined $1 and jailed six months in East Cambridge for passing a counterfeit silver dollar. Michael Valva of Worcester was fined 25 for sending a scurrilous postal card through the mail.
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Antonio Cutugine
South Boston
Nelson
United States District Court
Morris J. Davis
East Cambridge
Charles G. Johnson
East Cambride
Michael Valva
Worcester
Judge Colt Rules in Bernard v. Lee Higginson Case
Judge Colt yesterday rendered his decision in the case Leon Bernard versus Lee Higginson and Co. The verdict for the defendants rested on the plaintiff proving possession at the conversion time. Possession had transferred to M Bourgeois, leading to a jury verdict for the defendants and thirty days for the plaintiff to file exceptions.
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Colt
Leon Bernard
Lee, Higginson & Co
M. Bourgeois
Only Great Bankrupt Clothing Sale Urges Today Visit
The management of the Only Great Bankrupt Clothing Sale urges all intending purchasers to visit their place at 91 Summer Street today rather than tomorrow when crowding will be worst. Calling today allows more care, alterations, pressing, and items laid away for a week.
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Summer Street
Pope summons Hulst to Vatican over royalist plans
Rome September 27 The Pope has summoned Monsignor Hulst, the spiritual adviser of the late Count of Paris, to the Vatican to give him instructions regarding royalists. Clerical circles view this as a fatal blow to French monarchist pretensions.
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Rome
Monsignor Hulst
Count of
Paris
Vatican
Boston and Albany Rail Service Announcement
A transportation notice indicates travel from the Hudson to New York via the Fall River line to Boston on or starting October 6, with service via the Boston and Albany route. The fragmentary text mentions Five dollars fare for any passenger.
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Boston
Albany
Hudson
New York
Prominent Catholics Speak at Unitarian Conference
At Saratoga on Sept 27 the Unitarian national conference discussed Catholic Protestant relations. Judge William D. Robinson defended Catholic doctrine while urging calm study. Church leaders urged temperance and school charity cooperation, and a resolution was passed condemning lynching. New officers were elected for two years, and the conference adjourned without day.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Unitarian National Conference
George L. Clancy
Atlanta
William D. Robinson
Connecticut Superior Court
Robinson
Father Conaty
Worcester
Mass
United States
George F. Hoar
John D. Long
Hingham
Justin N. Morrill
Strafford
Dorman B. Eaton
New York
Daniel L. Shorey
Chicago
Homer Davis
San Francisco
Edward W. Clark
Philadelphia
D. W. Morehouse
William H. Reed
Boston
George Bachelor
Lowell
S. M. Crothers
Cambridge
John Duckson
F. L. Hosmer
St. Louis
M. J. Savage
George E. Adams
George S. Hale
George W. Stone
Wilmington
Del
Charles G.ames
William C. Gannet
Rochester
Corner stone laid for Caldwell Hart Colt memorial parish house
Hartford Sept 27 the corner stone of the Caldwell Hart Colt memorial parish house was laid by Bishop Williams assisted by the Rev C G Bristol. A procession of vestrymen 150 Colt Armory men as escort and a church choir provided music. The casket sealed by Mrs Colt contained prayer book church paper memorials and portraits. Building to be two stories with basement 124 by 60 feet brown stone with Ohio stone trim in modern Gothic style.
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Hartford
Conn
Caldwell Hart Colt
Bishop Williams
C. G. Bristol
Church of the Good Shepherd
Samuel Colt
George Williamson Smith
Trinity
J. J. McCook
Samuel Hart
Colt
Armory
Williams
Ohio
Battery K of New London Sets Gunnery Record at Fort Adams
Battery K of New London Rhode Island topped this year’s heavy gun drills at Fort Adams on Sept 27. Corporal Cody scored a hit at 2500 yards while Battery K excelled with the fifteen inch gun and the eight inch converted rifle. They depart tomorrow for mortar practice. local batteries have little shooting left to do and cannot catch Battery K.
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Newport
R. I
New London
Fort Adams
Cody
Winchester Boy Dies Suddenly at Station
George Pousland aged eight living at 8 Mt Pleasant avenue Winchester was taken ill at Union Station around 2 pm while waiting for a train home. He was sent to Station 1 where Dr Dunn attended but died before arrival. Doctor's verdict apoplexy.
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George Pousland
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Winchester
Union Station
Dunn
Chelsea Woman Attempts Suicide At Home
Mrs Addie Brethwaite wife of John Brethwaite of 31 Highland street Chelsea attempted suicide by taking a dose of rough on rats about 4 30 yesterday afternoon She is 19 years old and has no child She was taken to Frost Hospital given an emetic and recovered in a few hours She will give no reason for the act.
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Addie Brethwaite
John Brethwaite
Highland Street
Chelsea
Frost Hospital
Suspect 16 Charged in Bicycle Theft Case
Leon Beaudereau, 16, of Somerville, was arrested last evening on charges of stealing a bicycle in this city. He will be turned over to Boston police this morning for processing.
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Leon Beaudereau
Somerville
Boston
Biggest Housatonic fair draws 19000 to grounds
In Great Barrington on September 27 the Housatonic Agricultural Society hosted its largest event, with 19,000 visitors. The horse exhibit exceeded previous years and trotting featured prominently in the program.
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Great Barrington
Housatonic Agricultural Society
Air Line Limited Offers Daily New York Travel
Delightful travel option from New York & New England station at Summer street. The vestibuled Air Line Limited departs 3 p m daily, arriving in New York by 9 p m with buffet smokers parlor cars coaches and dining car between Boston and Willimantic. Includes scenic route of Southern New Eng. Train departs from Summer street and reads Central station New York.
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New York
Air Line
New England Station
Summer Street
Boston
Willimantic
New Engand
New England
Read Central Station
Press View at World Food Fair Showcases Home Department
Private view at Mechanics Hall features a transformed art gallery banquet hall and eight. The home department exhibition includes entrance hall dining rooms kitchen and demonstration desk. Notable guests and international days mark the program with menus lectures and tastings across many cultures.
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Mechanics’ Hall
A. M. Richardson
F. G. Pinkham
George H. Bond
E. N. Cummings
J. Sewall Reed
Baroness Posse
Carrie M. Dearborn
G. H. Bond
Countess di Brazza
Italy
Sigrid Magnussen
Iceland
British steamer Dorunda ashore at Peniche Portugal
The British steamer Dorunda from Brisbane to London sailed via Aden and Sept. 10 has gone ashore at Peniche Portugal. Crew and passengers were landed safely. reports say the vessel stranded but do not confirm wrecking.
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London
Brisbane
Aden
Peniche
Portugal
Lloyds
Grismer and Davies Star in The New South at Bowdoin Square
Joseph Grismer and Phebe Davies headline The New South following Fritz at Bowdoin Square. The notice highlights a theater bill featuring notable stage actors and a continuing local performance schedule at the Bowdoin venue.
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Joseph Grismer
Phebe Davies
the New South
Fritz
Bowdoin Square
New York excursion date set for October 9
The trip to New York will depart via Albany and the Hudson River route on October 9, returning on the Fall River line.
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New York
Albany
Hudson River
Fall River
Howgate Captured After 12 Years At Large In New York
Captain Henry W. Howgate, once chief of the signal service bureau in Washington, arrested by A L Drummond in New York. Indicted on seven counts for forgery and embezzlement totaling $360000. Previously fled Washington in 1881, later found living under an assumed name as Harvey Williams. Bail set at 10000 for each charge. awaiting transfer to Washington authorities at Ludlow Street Jail.
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New York
United States Secret Service
A. L. Drummond
Secret Service Bureau
Washington
Henry W. Howgate
Signal Service Bureau
Howgate
Detroit
Mr. Drummond
Brooklyn
Drummond
No. 8
Fourth Avenue
Harvey Williams
Unite States
Alexander
R. D. Sawyer
United Sates
United States
McFarlane
Brown
Ludlow Street
Nebraska Bolters Nominate State Ticket at Separate Convention
Bolters to the Nebraska State Democratic convention, numbering 104, organized an early morning split in Omaha. They nominated a straight Democratic ticket led by Governor candidate A. B. Dunphy, Secretary of State D. T. Rolf, Auditor Otto Bauman, and Treasurer Luke Dridenthal, with six counties represented by delegates.
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Omaha
Neb
Bolters
A. B E. Dunphy
D. T. Rolf
Otto Bauman
Luke Dridenthal
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Canal
Militia
Cambridge Post Office
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Isaac Golding
Garment Workers
Bernard
Kelley, the Hatter
Ley
Province St
Bromfield
Black
Batt
RY K
the Home Department of the World’s Food Fair
Nebraska Bolters
T Sunday Post
Gen. Martin
Davis
O'Neil
Fitzgerald
Whiting
Regan
Rosatto
Olympus
Athens
Tremont Street
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