Sherman Hoar Rites Mark Concord Funeral at Unitarian Church
Deep sorrow grips Concord as Sherman Hoar, 38, is mourned. A private service at the Hoar home precedes a public funeral at the Unitarian church conducted by Rev. Samuel A Eliot with Rev. Henry King Hannah and a Harvard classmate pallbearers. Governor Wolcott attends. numerous officials and associations send tributes. The service includes a quartet and a funeral sermon praising Hoar’s knightly virtue and Christian faith. Buried tomorrow in Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
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Concord
Sherman Hoar
Hoar
Unitarian Church
J. B. Macdonald
Samuel Atkins Eliot
Cambridge
Henry King Hannah
Ore
Trinity Church
Woodward Hudson
Murray Ballou
R. R. Barrett
Captain Gilmore
C. F. Heywood
G. S. Keyes
C. O. Pratt
C. W. Prescott
D. F. Smith
Wolcott
Rollins
Dexter
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association
Middlesex Club
Chamber of Commerce
American Unitarian Association
Concord Company
Barrett
Arlington Street
Jennie Patrick Walker
Gertrude Edmunds
J. H. Ricketson
F. A. Sargent
Samuel A. Eliot
Les
God
Apostle
Bleepy Hollow
Eulogized Sherman Hoar at Cambridge and Boston
In Cambridge and Boston courts, Samuel Hamilton memorialized Sherman Hoar, asking adjournment for the afternoon and for the record to reflect the respect. The S circuit and U S district courts closed until noon in observance, with several clerks’ offices and the district attorney’s offices also shutting briefly.
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Boston
Middlesex Superior Civil Court
Cambridge
Lawer
Samuel Rhamilton
Hardy
Sherman Hoar
Amilton
Hoar
United States District Attorney
the . S. Circuit
U. S. District
Gov Wolcott Replies on 8th Regiment Mustering
Boston date Oct 19 Gov Wolcott replies to Haverhill Mayor D B Chase letter stating he cannot request muster out of the 8th Regiment. He cites War Department notice declaring public necessity to retain part of the volunteer forces for the ongoing war effort. He notes authorities retain troops as long as needed.
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Boston
Governor's stance on recalling Massachusetts troops
The speaker says he has not felt at liberty to request the return from service of any regiment furnished by Massachusetts, believing it would dishonor the state’s heroic history. He vows to continue efforts to improve the comfort and health of Massachusetts troops within his power.
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Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Tests at Lubec plant Unclearly Reported by Electrolytic
President Ryan of Electrolytic disputes papers’ claims about Philadelphia men testing the Lubec plant. He spent extensive time there but says he does not know who the men are and will report results to stockholders first. He neither confirms nor denies failure and hints further patience may yield gains.
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Boston
Ryan
Philadelphia
Lubec
Norfolk county Republican convention renominates Blanchard
The Norfolk county Republican convention met at Wesleyan hall with 102 delegates present of 195 entitled. Thomas Blanchard was renominated for county commissioner with 94 of 112 votes. J Q A Field won 18 votes. Jonathan Cobb renominated for register of probate, S H Capen for sheriff, and R O Harris for district attorney. The county committee was renominated for three years.
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Boston
Wesleyan Hall
S. H. Capen
Canton
R. O. Harris
Harris
Cooke
G. M. Grover
Massachusetts Press Association Dinner Highlights
Twenty-five members of the Massachusetts Press Association dined at the United States hotel in Boston and then met for business. Six membership applications were approved after review of eligibility. A large silver loving cup, presented to the National Press Association by Denver citizens, drew interest. its silver came from a mine just days before the presentation. J. B. McKay, president of the National association, explained his custody of the cup.
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Boston
Massachusetts Press Association
United States
A. C. Dowse
National Press Association
Denver
Col
National Association
J. B. McKay
Connor Guilty of Illegal Registering and Voting in Charlestown
John F. Connor was found guilty in Charlestown court of illegal registering and voting. He was sentenced to Deer Island house of correction after being arrested at ward 3 Democratic caucus on Sept 26 following a vote. The case centered on conflicting claimed residences at 5 Avon Place and 12 Medford Street with evidence he lived in ward 4 last year and slept at Medford Street multiple nights weekly.
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Boston
Charlestown
John F. Connor
House of Correction
Deer Island
Connor
Shaw
Avon Place
Medford Street
War 3
Ward 4
Briston Republican Nominates Leach on 25th Ballot
Taunton October meeting of Bristol Republicans nominates Warren S. Leach of Raynham for senator on the 25th ballot. Alfred E. Williams is named to the State central committee.
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Taunton
Mass
Bristol
Warren S. Leach
Raynham
Alfred E. Williams
State Central Committee
Praise For Men Who Represented the Crimson in the War
The Harvard Crimson lists Harvard men who served in the Spanish American War and pays tribute to those who died. It honors Hollister Furness Sanders Crapo Adsit Lehman and Henshaw among others, noting returning veterans and U.S. troops attending their burials with solemn respect.
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Boston
Harvard Crimson Today
Harvard
Spain
the Crimson
Harvard University
Red Cross
Hospital Corps
Cuba
Porto Rico
University of Harvard
Hollister
Furness
Sanders
Crapo
Adsit Lehman
Henshaw
United Stattes
Lost at Sea Near Isles of Pala Mines
The body of Ca det William H. Boardman, lost in a squall near the Isles of Palama mines, may never be recovered. Lieut. Roberts of the ship Supply reported the attempted retrieval by Dr. S. W. Abbott and Undertaker George W. Colby, as a cutter with a metal coffin overturned twice in heavy seas. survivors were rescued, later the overturned cutter was found but the coffin was missing.
Weavers Strike Over Pay Cuts at Local Mills
One hundred twenty weavers at Barnaby gingham mills walked out in Fall River on Oct 10 over a wage cut from 1.39 to 1.24 for a fancy gingham grade. The strike, backed by the Weavers Union, parallels a stoppage at Border City mills now idle.
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Fall River
Barnaby Gingham Mills
Weavers’ Union
Border City Mills
Strike Called Off In Marlboro Shoe Factories
Marlboro Massachusetts October 10 A planned strike by rasters in local shoe factories was postponed after a union meeting concluded that manufacturers had not yet had time to consider the union’s demands.
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Marlboro
Mass
Prevents Croup Attacks with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A Nickle Bros. customer from Nickleville Pa reports two children prone to croup attacks are prevented by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The product is said to be a household necessity and more sold locally than any other cough medicine. Available at Ellingwood Co. and at central and Merrimack streets.
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Chamberlain
J M. Nickle
Nickle Bros
Nickleville
Bears the The Kind You Have Ways Bought Signature
The fragmentary text mentions a signature and purchase context with unclear names. It references a cautionary item likely tied to a purchase or agreement and includes scattered words like bears and ways. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations are readable.
Prison Population Shows Notable Yearly Drop in State
Boston correspondent reports a 608 decline in the state prison population ending September 30. On Oct 1 total inmates stood at 6389 men and 1060 women, down from 6907 men and 1150 women in 1897. Industry improvements and convict labor experiments on a Cape Cod canal farm contribute to the reduction while 일부 inmates enlist in the army.
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J. Warren Bailey
Prison Commission
Boston
Springfield Republican
Concord Reformatory
Crease
Sherborn
Greenfield
Ipswich
Lawrence
Lowell
New Bedford
Newburyport
Northampton
Pittsfield
Plymouth
Salem
Springfield
Taunton
Deer Island
State Farm
Cape Cod
Democratic
Man Attempts Escape. Part of Experiment Satisfactory
A man attempted to escape and that portion of the experiment is deemed satisfactory while the remaining portion has not been computed. The report notes ongoing evaluation and does not provide further details.
LONG CHASE AFTER PEACE IN OLD FRANKFURT REPORT
A 19th century note from the Frankfurter Zeitung recalls a peace manifesto and a 1850 peace congress in Frankfort on the Main. Attendees included Richard Cobden, French Protestant clergymen, Elihu Burritt, and a Nebraska native Indian chief’s son Ka-ge-ga-ga-buh. Cobden spoke as leaders voiced hopes for holy peace despite limited earlier results.
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Frankfurter Zeitung
Frankfort-on-the-Maine
Church of St. Paul
Richard Cobden
Coquelin
Carmenin
Elihu Burrit
Hesse-Darmstadt
Herr Jaap
America
Nebraska
Jaup
Cobden
Earth
Europe
London Standard
Old Fashioned Citrus Desserts And Pickled Cucumbers
Instructions for lemon rice lemon syrup green cucumber piclées tomato chow chow and orange jelly recipe steps and ingredients detailed in old cookbook style. Recipes include lemon rice with rind juice butter sugar and syrup. cucumber pickling with salt brine spices and alum. tomato chow chow with peppers onions and spices. orange jelly made with isinglass citrus rind and whipped cream.
Beautiful Grey Hair Buyers Advertise Large Scale
A firm identifies itself as J. T. Rhodes & Sons, stating they purchase hair in multiple locations and import both grey and natural hair. They claim to know the quality of their goods and offer better products at lower prices.
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J. T. Rhodes & Sons
Should the Library of Congress be renamed United States Library
The Washington Star discusses whether the institution, originally for Congress and housed in a premier library building, should bear a broader national name. It cites Jefferson’s 7000 books and a marked catalogue as Library of the United States and suggests a future renaming to reflect a national scope.
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Congress
Library of Congress
Republic
Jefferson
Washington
United States
Congressional Library
Library of the
Washington Star
Dooleys Irony On Indians And Civilization
A Chicago Journal excerpt features Mr Dooley and Mr Hennessey debating the Indian question. Dooley mocks white conquest and assimilation, urging removal of Indians from homes, while Hogan and others warn of ongoing civilization’s march. The tone is satirical and critical of policy.
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Manny
Sherman
Gatlin
Dimitry
Christyan Association
Snakes
Mary Ann
Terence
Honoria
Robert Immitt
Dilygate
Wurruk
Schwarzmeister
Hogan
Pacific Ocean
Quince Marmalade Preparation Steps and Method
Instructions describe washing and trimming quinces, quartering, removing seeds, and cutting into pieces then simmering with water until soft. The mixture is rubbed through a sieve, sugar added at three quarters the volume, and cooked slowly about twenty minutes before filling jars.
Apple Mold and Citron Pickle Recipes from An Old Culinary Note
A half pint of water boils with one pound lump sugar to a thick syrup. Add peeled and cored apples, lemon juice, and boil until thick, then mold to jelly. Citron is simmered in water with alum until tender, mixed with oil, vinegar, sugar and cassia buds, then warmed with citron. Spiced grape is grapes mashed, strained, sweetened, flavored with cinnamon, allspice and cloves, simmered three hours.
Grape Cats Up Recipe and Nutritional Appeal
A vintage recipe describes mashed grapes boiled with vinegar sugar and spices to thicken. The piece then shifts to a wartime health critique asserting soldiers returning from Cuba suffer from nutrition violations and endorses The New Era Cooking School and its Vital Question volume for healthy cooking and nourishment guidance.
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Cuba
Our Navy
New Era Cooking School
Worcester
Mass
Eck Candidates Named for Local Position
Eck announces campaign slate with President Sewall G Mack and Treasurer Jacob Rogers leading the ticket. Rogers serves as treasurer and Mack as president in the local race, signaling clear leadership roles for the upcoming election.
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Sewall G. Mack
Levi T Pr Cue
Jacob Rogers
Alexander G.cumnock
George
Motley
Edward M. Tucke
James Francis
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W. S. Leach
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Barnaby
Gookin Bros
Lowell, Mass
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Agus
Arthur Rhodes
Merrimack Streak
MR. Dooley
Sam’l E. Raymond
Courier-Citizen Co
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Morrack Street
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