Drowned in Merrimack river near Tyngs Island camp
Joseph Morse and John Sullivan, 23, of 118 Lewis Street, Dracut, were involved in a river outing. Sullivan, unable to swim, slipped into a deep hole and died after companions failed to reach him. An Undertaker recovered the body from eight feet of water near the Dodo Social club camp. Sullivan belonged to the Matthew Temperance society and worked at Lowell Machine shop.
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John Sullivan
Mary
Lewis Street
Merrimack
Dodo Social Club
Tyngs Island
Dracut
Sullivan
Undertaker Savage
Mathew Temperance Society
Lowell Machine Shop
A New Thing in Colliers Belmont A Atlantic Cargo Ship
The August Belmont, a novel collier by C S Swan and Hunter for Louisville and Nashville, is poised to sail from Pensacola to Tampico. Its six eight hatchways use Dodge gear and trolley unloaders with gravity pull, delivering 6800 tons in under ten hours.
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United States
C. S. Swan & Hunter
Tyne
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Pensacola
Tampico
Mex
Atlantic
London
New York Times
Drowning at Long Pond Narrows Young Weaver’s Life
A fishing party on Long Pond capsized when two rowers swapped seats leaving the scow unstable. Joseph Morse, about 22, disappeared after the others were rescued. Lewis Morse saved Joe Legare. Morse’s body was recovered later. Joseph Morse had recently started work in Collinsville mills and left relatives in Newton.
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Long Pond
Jos. Morse
Lewis Morse
Joe Legare
Joe Dubois
Dubois
Legare
Albert
Joseph Morse
Newton
Collinsville
Brick Mason's Plunge From Third Story at Dennison Plant
John Gorman a 30 year old brick mason from Providence escaped serious harm after falling from the third story staging of a Dennison manufacturing building under construction at Bishop and Clinton streets. He struck lower staging on the way down, then the ground, suffering bruises and scalp wounds but no internal injuries. He was taken to Framingham hospital by ambulance and is resting comfortably with expected recovery.
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John Gorman
Providence
Dennison Manufacturing Company
Bishop and
Clinton
Gorman
Framingham Hospital
Tunty
John
Charley
Jack
Zeuxis
Pris
Burdette Attacked at Main Street Home by Burglar
Mrs. Frank Burdette was assaulted by a burglar at her Main Street boarding house Friday after 9 pm. She defended herself and sustained serious injuries. The intruder fled down the fire escape after the struggle.
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Mrs. Burdette
Frank Burdette
Main Street
Burdette
Sway
In the Maine Forest Preserve Vacation Pleasures
A lazy lawyer recalls a Maine trip with easy transportation and guides, but true sportsmen seek solitude and primitive living. The article highlights canoeing along forested shores, deer and moose hunting, blazed trails, abundant wildlife, and the joy of rainy days by a fire, with trout weighing ten to twelve pounds caught by fly and nine ounce rod.
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Maine
Moosehead
Lenox
Judge Not to Spare Yourself From Harsh Criticism
Rev Frank De Witt Talmage urges tolerance in a sermon on Matthew seven one urging readers to curb censorious judging. He warns condemnation harms the condemner, urges self examination, and favors forgiveness and loving speech to win souls and avoid eternal judgment.
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Chicago
Frank de Witt Talmage
Massillon
France
Louis XIV
Printing and Office Stationery Quality Noted in Review
A brief note praises the printing and office stationery work as well executed in the review. It highlights attention to detail and overall craftsmanship observed in the finished product.
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Colliers
Mexico
Middlesex County
South
Framingham
Shirley
Talmage
Jefferson Park Presbyterian Church
Rome
Nat
Lina
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
You
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Gothayg
John Newton
Horatio Seymour
Ornor
New York
Morton
Scotland
Haman
Mordecai
Christ
Earth
Mr. Moody
Evangelist
Louis Klopsch
A. G. Pollard & CO
Harrman
Merrimack Street
Merrimack, Palmer and Middle Sts
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Central Street
Prescott Street
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