Obituary notices for Butler Dadmun Deavitt Kane relatives
Second Edition Benjamin S Butler four months died yesterday at home 787 Central street. Mrs Martha L Dadmun widow of Nathan P Dadmun prominent Unitarian Chelmsford and village improvement worker died at Chelmsford Centre Tuesday evening aged years. Survived by Girard P and two daughters Bell A Martha issues. Annele C Deavitt 27 died yesterday Lowell hospital remains sent to Burlington Vt. Flannat Kane 38 died at home Lloyd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin S. Butler
Martin C
Lillian Butler
Central street
Martha L. Dadmun
Nathan P. Dadmun
Chelmsford
Girard P. Cadman
Chelmsford Centre
Unitarian church
village improvement society
Girard P
Bell A
Martha
Joss
Annele C. Deavitt
Lowell hospital
Burlington, Vt
O’Donnell
flannat Kane
Ioyd streat
Prescott & Merr'lists and Elect Officers in Fraternal Groups
Societies and fraternal orders met in Wannaland encampment Garden Crogs and Belvidere rooms electing officers for six months. Officers named include Charles Rosane high priest, Waller senior warden, J Weinbeck warden, J N Wright trustee, and representatives to district meetings. Also details for Manchester Unity and Young Men's Catholic Institute offices, with presidents secretaries treasurers and several trustees elected.
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Wannaland
O. F
Cuiet pelelarels
Charles Rosane
Waller
J Weinbeck
Bin
St A. Rel
Geo
AL Hoo S
Melissock
brena
J. A. eR
J. N. Wright
Henry Wood
W. F. Kittredge
Watuesit ‘Gate
Manchester Unity
A. W. hu
Young Men’s Catholic institute mets
Belvidere
Stugh McQuade
John J. Sullivan
James BF. McLaughlin
Joseph Angelo
J. 0. Dacey
M. I
George Clark
M. Finley
Fareminh Leary
pearil
James Burns
M. Carey
John King
Jasaph Clark
Wmn. Sullivan
BS McCaffvey
Joseph Courtney
John O'Brien
marshal Flanagan
John W. MecAvoy
Washington
teers
Noble vinander
Frank A. Carlson
couter
Annie V. Hibbard
Emy Rtichardson
pore
y Geay
L. H. Butterfield
Cray
Cynthia \Iskell
Louse Thornesses
Le I. Buttard
Frank VW
Cor
J. B. Trueworthy
Ifreda lodge of
Odd Ladies
TL. M. shoolerates
a. EH
Watterson
A. EK. Uattle
L yic Kissock
L. Opron
D R
Ia M. Farnham
Rochlad
A.M. Brna
bygisurer
FRM
Corliss
J. EB. Sypend
Mary Symonds
M. M. Bruce
girard
M. J. Towes
Rey. Tfardy
I. A. Davis
Mary
Sullivansnior
May Bowers
nior
Bella Farr
reding
Rachel Stowell
Ada Olvens
treas
John M. Hogan
Sars
John ‘pnleys
Michael Moran
John J. Lee
zs R. Sullivan
Jmas Green
woodward
Michael
junior woodward
Thoning Mass
Jeoleyells McParland
fia Lang
unity
atamo
grand
J. J. Consnt
Mileming
Willyissook
B. Uodgtook
Lis Jewett
S.C
IDagton
John Kening
Hubert M. Grasuuret
Duffy
Ader
Alex. Ray
Movement to abolish grade crossings in Cambridge
A Superior Court hearing in Cambridge before Judge Dunbar will consider Lowell city petition to appoint a commission to remove dangerous grade crossings on Pawtucket George Church Roger and Lawrence streets. The drive aims to reduce accidents and improve streetcar movement with costs shared by railroad county and city. George F. Richardson will represent the companies and City Solicitor Hogan the city.
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Superior court
Cambridge
Dunbar
City of
Lowell
Pawtucket
George
Church and
Roger streets
Lawrence street
Pawucket strect
street railroad
power house
Broadway
Middlesex street
Ilona
George F. Richardson
Hogan
Police Court Hears Assaults and Fines in Local Case
Six drunks including Alonzo H Coburn faced assault charges on his wife with a continuance to January 3. A Greek language case amused court observers as interpreter Petur Dopvintes struggled. A separate April assault left Thomas Maguire blinded in one eye after coal struck him. Frank McNamara identified as the assailant with corroboration from two other witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo H. Coburn
Petur Dopvintes
Thomas Maguire
Fort Fil park
Frank McNamara
Maguire
McNamara
E. B. Quite
Lawson
New Postmaster Named After Chelmsford Postmaster Retires
A. Shaw of Chelmsford retires tonight after 25 years as postmaster at North Chelmsford. David H. Posey, chairman of the Democratic Town Committee, becomes the new postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. A. Shaw
Chelmsford
Seeview
North Chelmsford
RE. C. Shaw
David HL. Posey
democratic Lown committee
Springfield Plans Immediate Work To Employ Unemployed
Denver visitor J F Dean and L I Hoyt are noted among locals. Miss Hoyt mourns her father in Vermont. Dr and Mrs A J Dunce return to Springfield after holidays. John Maxwell, once from Springfield, now in Vermont, visits briefly. Stoddard wraps up an Orient themed lecture series at the Opera House praising Taj Mahal. A proposed city plan would borrow to fund $25,000 in street improvements this year to hire idle labor now rather than wait for spring. Petitions will be circulated for signatures and presented to the Board of Public Works for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Dean
Denver
Col
L. I. Hoyt
Vermont
A. J. Dunce
Springfeld
John Maxweall
Springfield
board of public works
Red Talks on India Lectures by Inspector Welch
Inspector Redmond Welch of the police visits Stoddard's lecture and now organizes talks on India drawn from his travels. In court, Charles H. Cosgrove, a Boston University student and Maxwell & Co. employee, argued his first municipal case before Judge Burke. A Democratic caucus is planned for tomorrow as grip weather looms and illness rises with sore throats and coughs. Rome report denies Jesuit memorial urging Catholic voting in the Italian election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Redmond Welch
police department
Stoddard
India
Charles H. Cosgrove
Boston University
Maxwell & Co
Boston
Burke
Hutchins Case Opens Defence to Be Applied Monday
In the Hutchins embezzlement trial the afternoon session resumed with Overseer Smith testifying the payments halted when Mr. Drumm was reached. Witness noted no envelopes on the bench. Cross examination rattled the witness slightly as details of debts and habits emerged, including loans and unpaid sums. The defense will present its case Monday, with local notices and social items interwoven among trial details.
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Smith
Drumm
Richardson
Burke
tian
Frederick Shaw
Tlatehins
Hutchins
Hutchings
Tutehius
Major Noyes
Elo
Flutchins
Vitheas
Mr. Smith
ITutehins
Mr. Sherman
Iutehins
Mitchell
Corbetlé
itis
Duval
Christie
Partridge
Mitcekel
Tampa
Lamar
Will Fight Both Surrender To The Power Of Law
Jacksonville Iowa December 20 1893 champions Jim Corbett and Charley Mitchell surrendered to authorities to test the legality of a planned big fight under the Duval Athletic Club. Warrants were issued for arrests, bonds posted, and court dates set for January 2 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JACKSONVILLE
Jim Corbett
Charley Mitchell
Bowden
Duval Athletic vole
Duval Athletic club
Acosta
Florida
Corbett
Mitchell
Everett House
Baker
reed
cripiinal court
St. Augustine
Mayport
Sherif Coward
Tudge Bruker
criminal court
Duval club
Social affairs and social events feature the season
The Chrysanthemum Whist club met with Miss Annie Harding of Warwick street on Wednesday. Prizes were won by Mrs. I. H. Watton, Mrs D. W. Dickey, N. A. Black and Isaac E. Watton. Miss Estelle Irish and Miss Sarah Nei Yaan hosted a tea at Dr. J. C. Irish’s Nesmith street home with assistance in reception and refreshments. forty or more young ladies attended. The Home club plans its single assembly of the season on Thursday evening, Jan. 11. Shattuck Street church youths plan a party at Mechanics hall in about three weeks with multiple at homes on New Year’s night. Miss Katie Angelo entertained about 380 friends on Pleasant street. dancing, games, a concert featuring Meyers, Frank Fagan and James Donnelly, plus recitations by Mr. J. L. Dawson, marked a delightful evening. a collation was served and the hostess praised for entertaining. The Papyrus club held its second progressive whist at Miss Gallagher’s Oraent home. Miss Tattie McDermott won best, Mr. Doherty won the doubled prize. evening included refreshments, games, recitations, and music. Dividend news notes 13 large cotton and woolen mills with $15,510,000 capital show semiannual dividends of $680,800. Several mills report recent dividend changes: Lawrence from 4 to 2 tall, Dec 1. Shaw from 5 to 3, Dec 1. Boott from 4 to 2, Dec 10. Middlesex from 5 to 4, Dec 15. Appleton declared none at Dec 18.
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Annie Harding
Warwick street
I. H. Watton
Mra
D. W. Dickey
N. A. Black
Isaac E. Watton
Estelle Irish
Sarah Nei Yaan
J. C. Irish
Nesmith street
Irish
Clallie Raynes
Elizabeth Farrington
Louise Allen
Belle Shedd
Marion Stott
adios
Shattuck Street
Mechanics hall
Katie Angelo
Pleasant street
Meyers
Frank Fagan
James Donnelly
Myr
J. L. Dawson
Papyrus club
Miss Gallagher
Oraent
Tattie McDermott
Doherty
dooble
prise
Americans Urged to Join Brazilian Army in Rio Janeiro
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia members discuss traveling to Brazil to support Peixoto. A U S recruiting officer circulates appeals for men to go to the front at Rio Janeiro immediately, stirring interest and disapproval among militiamen and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Brazil
Peixoto
Rio Janeiro
Telegraphic Brevities From a World of News
Fagland annexed the Gilbert Islands in 1892. Spanish police probe anarchist plots. Andrew Carnegie offers 200000 to Pittsburgh unemployed. Two children burned to death in Paducah. Deering home destroyed, loss 10000. Thompson shoots tenant in Cornerville rent dispute. three tourists die atop Gross Glockner. Congress unlikely to fund 100000 for gypsy moth control in Massachusetts. Smallpox deaths rise in Boston. vaccination 2000 daily. New pension law requires 44 days notice before suspension. no truth to wool price rise post Wilson. A man attempted to kill Ida Sutherland then died by suicide. Miss Katie Climore, a Whitehead student, and Alfred Ty fast of Danville killed after horse accident.
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Andrew Carnagie
Pittsburg
Paducah
Pennoyer
Cleveland
W. P. Goss
Deering
Cornerville
Ark
William Thompson
Thomas Stout
congress
Massachusetts
Boston
Wilson oh
gall
Ida Sutherland
Katie Climore
Whitehead
N. Y
Alfred ty fast
Danville
Ills
Davitys Denial Clears Cronin Removal Allegations
Michael Wavitt replies to Chicago press claims linking Thad with Dr. Cronin's removal. He denies any knowledge of Cronin, calls the accusations a monstrous fabrication, and condemns sensational slander by the American press as morally injurious to public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cronnie Lorvon
Michael Wavitt
Tam
Associated Press
Chicago
Thad
Dr. Cronin
Julius Ceasar
Abraham Lincoln
Parnell commission
Europe
Coughlin
Tom
America
A Fight at Nictheroy Ends with Damaged Rebel Warship
A Rio Janeiro telegram reports fierce combat between the rebel fleet and government forts at Nictheroy. The insurgent warship Almirante Tamandare reportedly retreated out of range after heavy fire and is said to be badly damaged, with reports of rebels defeated in a separate engagement nearby. In Alabama, Mack Segars was lynched at Brantley for attempted assault, hanged and shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW YorKK
Rio Janeiro
Nictheray
Almirante Tamandare
Moxtao Meny
Ala
Mack Segars
Brantley
Small Pox Bulletin and Obituaries From Boston and Elsewhere
In Boston four smallpox patients died in the pest house while Timothy Donahoe improves and will leave soon. Vaccination at free stations tops 15,000 as society jokes about invitations amended by Please come vaccinated. Obsequies for John Patterson formerly of this city and Lucy Parker are noted, with interments in Holson and Catholic cemeteries. Other items include Lowell General Hospital trustees meeting, 2010 25 patients recently, Fall River baseball plans for 1804, Rev. Noyes accepting Japan appointment, Charlestown prison inspection, an autopsy showing heart disease, Pennsylvania Railroad debt clearance, Ellen Crowley convicted for illegal liquor sale, Harriet Wayden’s Harvard scholarship bequest, New York Central purchase of the New York and Northern road, Bath wages remain, and Amsterdam unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dave
Timothy Donahoe
Boys Clothes Sale Slashes Prices at Local Store
Our store will close early on Tuesday through Friday evenings at 4 00 until Marek. Large selection of boys Ulsters capes chinchilla fur beavers and long coats discounted from 3 50 to 2 00 2 50. Ulsters and sack suits reduced with money back guarantee on purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marek
Putnam & Son One Price Clothiers Execution Trial Highlights
Chicago December reports recount Prendergast's outburst during Mr. Trude's closing in a murder case as jurors considered insanity and cowardice claims. The scene included taunts about hangs and pardons, ending with Prendergast shouting that he is fit for any job. Separate dispatch notes USS Kearsarge and San Domingo tension, then Anna Wagner’s acquittal in Indianapolis for alleged multiple poisonings.
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Prendergast
Dea
mulieu
Mr. Trude
Trude
Harrison
Bridewell
agussin
Prendergist
Tam
Irude
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New York
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Huntington hall
Tuz Sun
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World bank
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Great Barrington
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New York Central
arnde asylum
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Ariz
Arthur D. Vinton
Prescott and Arty Central railroad
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Long Island sound
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Perbody
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Lome
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Swansey
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Upland street
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fodgdon
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Conn
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Iayden
Uarrie Wayden
Harvard college
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royal palace
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PUTNAM & SON
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Gomer Central, Warren Streets
San Domingo
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Advertiser
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Clyde
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United States
Henry Crosby
state department
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Charles Koester
Koester
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Koegter
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