Dry House Fire at Parker & Son Sparking Blaze
Fire roared through Parker and Son dry house on Dutton Street as Tim Man went to press. Firemen fought stubborn flames across two dry rooms on the third story with heavy smoke, threatening similar losses but no immediate spread. Stock valued at $2,000 was lightly insured and the fire was expected to be confined to the upper level after crews flooded the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
W. H. Parker & Son
bobbin
Dutton street
Bonded for 410000000 and other briefs from Duluth and Jacksonville
Ledger reports a 410 million bonded mortgage recorded in Duluth securing 30 year 12 1 2 percent notes for the Lake Superior consolidated iron mines to Farmers Loan and Trust Co of New York. Also notes carpet plant restart Tuesday and Corbett Mitchell bout plans in Jacksonville with possible afternoon event and police note on Detective Norris rumor. Also sleighing mishap on East Mercemack Street with Councilman O Brien aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devory
Lake Superior consolidated iron mines
Farmers’ Loan & ‘Trust Co
New York
Duluth
consolidated company
Wis
Tse SuN
JACKSONVILLE
Duval Athletic club
Corbatt
Mitchell
Brady
Donaldson
Delaney
Corbett
Springfield
Norris
Accident at switch tower leaves railroad worker severely injured
James Noel, a checker for Old Colony railroad, was struck by a train near the switch tower above the Northern depot and suffered severe injuries including the loss of his right leg above the knee, severed toes, and scalp wounds. He was taken unconscious to St John’s Hospital. his recovery prognosis is doubtful and his residence is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Noel
Old Colony railroad
St. John’s hospital
Bowling League Keeps Lead as Records Stay in Reach
The Massachusetts Amateur League shows Lowell B A and Vesper B O near the top as five weeks of play raise hopes for breaking single string and three string records. B A leads by games won while Vesper trails close, with scores passing 2000 and individual marks over 900 for several bowlers. The season’s early form suggests faster rolling and improving skill across divisions, with upcoming games listed for Casino, Vespers, Arlington, and Les Miserables.
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Lowell
Massachusetts
B. Av. A
Lowellin
tewin
B.A. A
Veapor B. O
Les Miserables
Charlestown
Waverly
Lowell Highlands
Allston
Molroge
Oxford
Roxbury
Glendon
Lowell Wigilan
Grover
Vesper
Corwin
Vesper B. O
Arlington
Las Miserables
Vesper B. C
Legato
B.A
Wapley
Nawton
McLoaughlin
Miserables
Newton wes Vasper B.O
Melrose High
Salem
Melroys
Cagina
DIVISTON
BAMAwreee
Lowell Highi'ds
Melroge A. A
Casinoaya
Vespers
Norfolk house
Arlingtons
Les “Mis‘erables
Funeral Notices From Ellen Cassidy to Nancy Stack
Funeral notices list multiple local obituaries and interments. Ellen Cassidy Lizzie Frazer Henry Lucas Hamilton Jenkins infant Sophia Frompson Katie Cassidy James Brosnan Nancy Stack with services conducted by Rev Fr Gleason Rev IB LeClaire Rev Geo G Osgood and burial in Catholic or Edson Ashburnham St Peter's cemeteries and interments at Catholic cemeteries on dates at 24 Douge 6 Cross Street 7 Fulton 88 Spring 3 Stanley Gorham St and 196 Gorham locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Cassidy
Douge street
Fr.Gleason
Misa
Lizzie Frazer
Cross-street avenué
Gleason
Henry Lucas
Fulton street
Edson
Hamilton Jenkins
Hamilton
Margaret Jenkins
Atherton
IB. LeClaire
Sophia Frompson
James Brosnan
Brosnan
Nancy
Gorham
radins
St. Peter's
Lunatic voyage misery o death aboard Rio from China
A Rio de Janeiro to San Francisco Pacific Mail steamer carrying several passengers and crew arrived yesterday from China with two men in custody for violent conduct. A Chinese passenger attacked a crewman during the voyage. An American Consul General Aldred D. Jones of Shanghai died on Dec 9 after mental breakdown worsened aboard. Purser J Mahar was also injured and returned for treatment.
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China
America
CHicAgo
San Francisco
Pacific mail
Rio
dell
Aldred D. Jones
Shanghai
J. Mahar
Peru
Jones
Mahar
alane
Hong Kong
Assaulted His Stepmother in Peculiar Case
A peculiar case involves Corne lius Crowe as defendant and Mary Agnes Crowe as the complainant. The incident reportedly occurred on a Saturday when Crowe allegedly assaulted his stepmother during a confrontation over chores. The details show a tense family dispute with accusations of harm during an argument and prior acts of sleeping before a required task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius ‘Crowe
Mary Agnes Crowe
Crowe
President Cleveland Opposes Hawaiian Annexation Plan
President Cleveland’s message to Congress critiques the 1893 annexation push for Hawaii. He notes the provisional government acted without queen consent or a popular mandate, and says Stevens and Harrison’s cabinet were misled. Commissioner Blount’s report supports the ousting of the queen by superior force and Stevens’s proannexation stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Soy
Washington
Cleveland
Willis
Harrison
senate
Sronm
Cormbissioner Blount
Stevens
Blount
Will of Montana Millionaire Andrew J Davis Leaves Heirs Stakes
The Davis will divides an estate valued around 11 million dollars among heirs, ending a lengthy legal dispute. Henry A Root and Marin Cummings claim three and a half elevenths. Contests incurred nearly 500 thousand in expenses. Heirs include George W Davis, EH Davis, Andrew J Davis, and B Davis. Robert G Ingersoll supported the contestants. Negotiations stretched over three and a half years.
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Jamions - Davis
Andrew
Je Davis
Montana
Tanda
will
Henry A. Root
Marin Cummings
Chicago
George W. Davis
EH. H. Davis
Andrew J. Davis
B."Davis
Butte
Mon
Robert G. Ingersoll
northwest
Fire damages Boston Press Club rooms by electrical cause
In Boston the press club rooms suffered considerable damage from a fire set by or caused by electric wires. Early reports note a fatal ice accident near Charlestown as 16 year old George Rogoson from Pitchburg perished by breaking through thin ice while light abating this morning. Ellen Murphy was found dead at 65 Stanley Place Charlestown this morning.
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Boston
AG -électric
Hungary
George Rogoson
Pitchburg
Ellen
Murphy
Stanley” place
Charlestown
Santa Claus
Lincoln
Stanton
Police Court Sentences and Local Court Actions
Police court proceedings recount several sentences including Mary Downey given four months in the workhouse, and Nellie Sexton of Davidson Street fined or jailed for six months. Zoe Nadeau faced assault charges related to Lelia Harvey, and Bertrim-Ehiching's embezzlement case was postponed to December 28. A crowd gathered on Suffolk Street near Daly's block during the hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Downey
Nellie Sexton
Davidson
toda
Nellie
Lelia
Harvey
Bertrim-Ehiching
Labor Men Discuss Aid Plan for Needy City Poor
The Central Labor Union met to discuss organizing aid for unemployed and needy residents. It reported receipts of 1026.50, expenditures 858.40, leaving a net 172.90. Committees were formed to plan charity collections, with a meeting set for the week and a future report at Sunday’s meeting.
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Central Labor union
neady
cty
Labor dary
legislative committee
syork
W. B. Grierson
union
Herbert Waterhouse
actarity fund
wmeeting
Mensrs
Meehan
Organ
brussels
Justice assembly
Police Jottings and Storm Damage Report
A neatly dressed young man sought lodging at the police station, ill and shivering, claiming distress in Charlestown. A Portuguese suspect caused window-breaking on Bennett Street, smashing about twenty panes. he fled home before arrest. The season’s storm left streets icy, trees crystalline, and caused travel hazards though overall damage was less than feared. Notable deaths include Henry Lucas, 60, of Fulton Street. W Sherman, 68, of Winthrop Avenue. and several others with residences listed.
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Charlestown
Bennett Street
Henry Lucas
Fulton
Cartes
W. Shermian
Winthrop
avenue
Mertie
Ham
Ralph-Street
Orville
O. Prescott
Cross Street
andea
Cathie Morse
Armenian Church Riot Ends in Major City Clash
Ten days of factional tension among Armenians in the city culminated in a violent riot at Exchange Place Armenian church. A Boston priest’s appearance sparked fighting, injuring several, including Mardrus Kavanian and Sabred Bgacavelvo. police restored order and arrests are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gharison
Madiius Garavoonian
Garavoonian
Charlson
Boston
deer
Mardrus Kavanian
BGacaelvo
Putnam Frieze Ulsters and Colors Offered
A clipped ad notes Putnam Frieze Ulsters offered in Black Oxford and dambridge shades with Light Brown options. Imported Lunah Frieze Uset made from pure worsted with Skinner Satin Sleeve linings. Ulsters promise quality and variety with thirty styles priced from eight to twenty five dollars.
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Putnam
Usters
Oxford
dambridge
Brown
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THE SUN
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Parker's
Tuapigy
Agent Cumnock
East Mereimack Street
O' Brien
GEORGE TI
COOK
Newairport
Geonen St. Coon
Mags
Bayete
DANA
ARSAPARILLA
Merninaak street
che
Perky
James E. Noel
Limbon
Lowell & Suburban Street Railway company
Talbot park
North Billerica
Sacred Heart school
John S. Jackson
Thomas ‘s
Shurtleff
Burns street
Dunnett
D. C
Iday
Middlesex street
P. Devine
Centralville
Julie Harlow
Reform club
Young Men's Catholic Literary society
Kenngott
First Congregational church
New England
Pennsylvania
Young’s hotel
Cotton Spinners of America
A.B. Sanford
A.T. Lyman
W. 3. Trainer
BR. D. Bancroft
George B. Grant
J. H. Scott
EH. D. Bancroft
W. D. Howland
William
Trainer
R. D. Kerr
W. f. Trainer
Clkstmas
Tam Sun
T. Greenhalge
Boston ‘club
W. W. Kittredge
Glauda Rabotean
Nashville
Wm. Et. Hanscom
Mabel H. Durtace
Hamilton Burrage
Gorham street
Migs Rogers
A. A. club
George S. Chenny
John HE. Drury
James H
Nesmith
Joseph A. Posie
W. H. Howe
Conway
Vivian Knowlton
Butterfield street
Newman
Bradford Academy
Thos, Boulger
J. A. Lathrop
THE BOWLING LEAGUE
WONESGAL SERVICES
Biddeford
BippUFORD
Mishaal
McCarthy
Puritan
Newport
R. L
Fall River
Bishop's rock
Boothby
South Boston
Danbury
Conn
Brooklyn
Edward Atkinson
Thomas F. Lowes
Chelsea
Mass
Walter J. McDermott
Walter Mack
John A. Harrington
Isaac Cols
Providence
William Conroy
Henry ‘McDowells
Bennington
John Crowley
Wiliam Jester
Babcock
PLAINFIELD
N. J
George H. .Babcock
Babcock &, Wilcox
Yale
HAVEN
Lisbig
BALTIMORE
Gustave Adolph’ Liebig
Cantonville
Lexigaton
James Watt
Porter Bros
Wilda
Congress
Mr. Stevens
Annéxa
tionist
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DAVIS. WILL
FROM
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Tam Son
Hopkins
Mlinois
theta aD
perison
dutias
OrprA House
Cosgrove
Little Emily
Dicken
téuching
Miss Banks
Misa Julia -Bachelder
Emily
White Squadron
Dazzler company
Thomas & Watson
McMannon florist
Prescot Merykata
Asaau
RAuWwAY
M. J
A. Shotewell
National Bank of
St. Petersburg
winter palace
BE. Andrew and
St. George
Dernoir
Dee
Joseph saya
Lakeview
ornisey Olympia
Lurrate
Dubois
Daguet
Kiel
Degony
Uuravas
Tames
GREAT BARRINGTON
Mays
Silver street
Sheffield
John C. Roraback
Roraback
Ida
London
Trafalgar square
Henry J. Jonas
California
Delta
Brewin
Moscow
Yo Patoh
San SPRANCISCO
Ly Wing Yew
United States
Father Tierney
Lonnon
Adiapatch
Rome
Michael Tierney
diocese of
Hartford
Lawrence
McMahon
Pillette
Portsmouth
N. IL
Fillette
United States navy
Prosacoba
Freeport
Louis May
Possy Paul
Jarvus, Hilliard
Henry Williams
PUTNAM & SON
Gorn
Waren
New York Cloak and Suit Co
JOEIN
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Dresden
New York Cloak and Suit Company
de Olver Richards
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trisveny
Hibernians
Ulsters
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