Kennedy condemned to die for Dolly Reynolds murder
New York dated March 31 reports Dr Samuel J Kennedy was convicted this morning of the murder of Dolly Reynolds and sentenced this afternoon to die in Sing Sing in the last week of May. He received the verdict calmly and without showing fear. The usual practice follows in murder cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel J. Kennedy
Dolly” Reynolds
Sing Sing
Murderers’ Row
Kennedy Faces Death Sentence In New York Trial
In a New York courtroom Samuel J. Kennedy, claiming innocence, addressed Judge Williams before the death sentence was pronounced. Kennedy, calm and composed, denied the Dolly Reynolds murder, while defense counsel Mr. House sought a new trial. The verdict, a surprise to the district attorney, sent Kennedy to Sing Sing as his mother and child waited outside.
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Kennedy
House
Williams
Illinois
Samuel J. Kennedy
Mr. House
Dolly Reynolds
Justice Williams
Sing Sing
District Attorney's
Sefton
Kennedy and Wise Taken To Sing Sing For Execution
Three men in chains Kennedy Wise and Wilson were transferred from the Tombs to Sing Sing to await their fate. Kennedy and Wise face electrocution this week after a brief journey of a few hours. Deputy sheriffs Kelly Cassidy and Bell escorted them to the trains and through the terminal to the death house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Edward Wise
Boston
Wise
Frank Wilson
Kelly
Cassidy
Bell
Grand Central
Sing Sing
Sing Sig
Child Run Over by Team on Atlantic Avenue
A four year old boy, Luigi Palmariello, was crushed beneath a passing team on Atlantic Avenue near Eastern Avenue yesterday around 4 PM. He was taken to City Hospital with severe internal injuries and a broken arm. Police noted many teams were present, making identification of the responsible party impossible. His condition later improved somewhat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Avenue
Eastern Avenue
Luigi Palmariello
Peter Palmariello
Hastern, Avenue
Station 1
Fell From Moving Freight Car Injures Boston Brakeman
William Gill 28 a Boston and Albany freight brakeman fell from the top of a moving car in East Boston yard yesterday about 4 p m sustaining severe injuries. Initially feared skull fracture, but after examination he was sent to his home at 19½ Summer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gill
Boston & Albany
Boston
Gill
Summer Street
Cephalonia sails from East Boston for Queenstown and Liverpool
The Cunard steamship Cephalonia under Captain H W Pierce departs East Boston at 1 PM for Queenstown and Liverpool. She carries 25 second cabin and 60 steerage passengers plus saloon passengers Mr and Mrs Meredith Mr and Mrs J B Brooks Mr A Schally and Miss Flora Haines. Captain Nickerson returns to command the Indian after illness. The article also notes the John B Prescott, Barrowmore, Barrowmore late arrivals, and freight and fishing updates from Georges and Marblehead.
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Cunard
Cephalonia
H. W. Pierce
Boston
Queenstown
Liverpool
Meredith
J. B. Brooks
A. Schally
Flora Haines
Phineas A. Nickerson
Indian
Winchester
Mass
Lewis
Central Wharf
Nickerson
John B. Prescott
J. G. Crowley
Joe Kemp
Vesta
Herald
Carinthia
John Pritchard
Barrowmore
Harris
London
Elsie
Constitution Wharf
Ant
Norseman
Marblehead
T Wharf
Indiana
Georges
Haddock
Lowry
Lynn & Boston Steamshi Company
Rutnam
Lynn
M. A.achorn
Ginn
New York
Allan Line
Siberian
Stirratt
Halifax
Glasgow
Castilan
Castillan
Yarmouth
N. S
George N. Colson
Frank Brussard
Gloucester
N. H. Perkins
George Campbell
United States
Donna T. Briggs
Stonington
Norfolk
Buzzard’s ‘Bay
Cuba
Spain
Corbett's Column on Talk, Copper, and City Life
Corbett discusses overtalk and the value of speech, then shifts to market chatter about Wyoming Consolidated Copper stock rising from $6.25 to $25 and possibly higher. He plugs Cameron & Noyes, Splaine & Fitzpatrick and Newman shoes, notes rising young bankers like Henry F. Colwell, and praises Salvation Army work. He highlights the Revere House, Tremont Turkish bath, and Dr Lorimer at Tremont Temple, closing with Easter wishes.
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Boston
Wyoming Consolidated Copper Company
Cameron & Noyes
State Street
Salvation Army
Henry. F. Colwell
Clark,ard & Co
Easter Services Across Boston Churches
A crowded schedule of Easter worship across Boston churches led by First Baptist Church with 9:30 Sunday school and 11 o'clock sermon and baptism. Tremont Temple offers Easter music with a large choir and soloists under C N Allen. Eastern services at Tremont Temple feature Dr Lorimer in the pulpit and a 7:30 closing sermon on Christ's Immortal Dialogues. People’s Temple advertises two morning and evening Easter programs with Reverend James Boyd Brady and a farewell Keepsake Sermons volume. Multiple churches including Harvard Street Baptist, Berkeley Temple, Old South Church, Tremont Street M E, Roxbury Presbyterian, Fourth Presbyterian, and others publish Easter sermons, cantatas, baptisms, receptions, and special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Nathan E. Wood
D. D
William G. Harris
Sarh M. Hall
Catherine L. Austin
Adali Oe Hussey
George J. Parker
W. Copeland
Loyal B. Buffum
Charles FE. Boyd
Blanche Sears
Beatrice Phinney
Wulf Fries
Emily
Grant Wilkinson
Sargent
Tremont Temple Orchestra
A. R. Mackusick
Tremont Temple
George
GC. Lorimer
Lorimer Hall
Rimer
People's Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
James Boyd Brady
Adele Oxley
Helen Batchelder
Professor Carter
Brady
Temple
Harvard Street Baptist Church
Charles C. Earle
Union
The
Christian Church
M. W. Borthwick
Berkeley Temple
Henry Wilson
Os‘ood
J. C. Bartlett
Frank Kennedy
Granier
Trowbridge
Schnecker
Bressler
OLD South Church
Trinity
Arlington Street
Central
Mt. We
the Walls
Arcade Hall
Park Square
ST. Ausgars Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church
Trinity Church Chapel
Boylston and
Clarendon Streets
Berkeley Hall Society
George A. Fuller
Wesleyan Hall
Mediaa
Elder H
Notice of public sale of stored goods in Boston warehouse
Notice to creditors of stored goods at Central Storage Warehouse East Concordat corner James Street Boston that charges due must be paid before 15 1899 or goods will be auctioned. Names listed include John Hyr Stevens M Stocker Bley ann Gorevin Margaret M Sweeney John H J Brodie and others.
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Federal Steel
New York
United States Oil
Cochiti
Santa Fe
Santa Ysabel
Mass
Michigan
Texas
New Mexico
United States Oil Company
Chapin
Boston Copper
Mexican Central Railway Company
Sgissos
Boston Stock Exchange
Coralm
Coram
Petiahie
Yukon Mining & Dredging
Clearing House
James P. Stearns
Clearing House Committee
New England Electrical Vehicle Company
Phenix
Ariz
Arizona
Sonora
Mex
United Verde
Jerome
W. A. Clark
Corporation
Mercantile
East Concordat
Cor. James St
Boston
John Hyr
M. Stocker
Ann Gorevin
Margaret ‘M. Sweeney
John H. J
Brodie
Civil Court Docket Highlights Injuries Case in Lowell
In Middlesex Superior Court Lowell first session a $2000 personal injury action by Hannah Sullivan against Joseph Marin proceeds with the jury out. Attorneys for plaintiff J. J. & W. A. Hogan. for defendant N. D. Pratt. The calendar lists multiple cases including Barker vs. Lawrence Mfg Co and White vs. Boston & Maine R.R. as trial calender entries.
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Superior Court
Middlesex
Lowell
Hannah Sullivan
Joseph Marin
J. J
W. A. Hogan
N.D. Pratt
Barker
Wiggin
Pro Ami
Cambridge
Stevens
Willam Redford
City of Woburn
Bennett Street
Said Street
Ee Ludden
F. P.cuarran
William H. Welsh
Fhowas T
Beonan
F. P. Curran
M. J. Creed
O' Brich
Boston
Jackson
Judkins
Weee
Green
Wasnfield & Stonebaw
Sutie
Same
O'Brien
Baton
Ky. Co
Gallagher
Herman
Newton Street
Ye. Foster
Eames
Baraica
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Russia
U. S
Howard, Crosby & Co
Sestel’itass
Mexican Central
Gochiti
Black Mountain
Yavapai County
Hil Group
Franklin Farrell
Parrot Mine Fame
John C. Watson
St. Peter-Martin Group
Calumet
Old Dominion
Globe
Fleming
Phoenix
Old Dominion Company
Mountain
Dour
DR. Kennedy
Pyrocura
Eure
Promeeid
Park Ye Ebale
Vain
Charlestown
BN Nelemith
Broadway
Chelsea
Samuel Meadows
Joshua Brown & CO
Bankers
Wall St
State St
Ben Butler
Splaine & Fitzpatrick
Court Street
Bernard M. Wolf
Hanover
Portland
Newman
Shoeman
Tremont
Mr. Newman
George E. Armstrong
Algonquin Club
Europe
J. F. A. Clark
Charles Parsons
Denver
Armstrong
Metropolitan Manufacturing Company
Arch
Franklin Streets
C. C. Buckley
Revere House
F. L. Burt
Union General Hospital
West Springfield Street
William H. McMasters
Corbett
Post
No. 3
Professor Turner
Ter
Mr Corbett
Tom Bewzen
Melvin O
Adams
Turnerith
Dr. Lorimer
Be, A. Corbett
Baptist
Methodist
Tremont ST. M. KE
Concord and
Tremont Streets
John D. Tickles
the Astor
Epworth
Presbyterian
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
Warren and
Woodbine Streets
J. J. Dunlop
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Dorchester Street
Charles J. Cameron
Hollis Hall
Fane
street—Circle
George B. Cutter
Mattie Veijenbon
Cutter
Exeter Street
Edgar
Edgarton
Hiram Abiff
Thomas Paine
Second Universalist
Clarendon Street
H. Roblin
Bach
Foster
Mendelssohn
Mercy
Truth
Chadwick
Handel
G. W. Chadwick
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
George Hodges
D. T
Episcopal School
Angeline Andrews
F. P. Whitney
Gertrude I
Stockwell
Flora E. Barry
David. Newland
D. M. Babcock
Aguinaldo
Rome
C. E. Murray
People’s Temple
Page Il
E. P. Blake & Co
New Engand
Hartford, Morgan, & Wrights
Chase, Newton
Victor
Pullman Flyer
Monarch
Atlantic
Sudbury Street
Baston
Shipping
Boston & Bangor Steamship Go
City OF
Bangor
Aint Avenue
Rockland
Camden
Bell Searsport
Buckport
Winterport
Nee MT. Esert
Bar Harbor
Buckeport
William H. Hill Gerfera
Cola
Wrashington St
Dal
Atlantic Ave
Emerson
Main St
Cambridgeport
Ai-J
C. C. Harvey& CO
Boylston
C. C. Harvey & CO
Boylston St
Ny Oe
Onondi Hall
Pritchard
Merc
Prince George
McGray
Ataska
James
Baltimore
Philadelhia
E. B. Sampson
Williamsport
Miler
Barge Hammond
Buena Ventura
Smith
Newport News
Orion
Apalachicola
Mary A. Hall
Haskell
Jacksonville
Warren B. Potter
Slocomb
Georgetown
D. C
Crowley
Philadelphia
M. A. Achorn
George M. Winslow
Nulty
Clara
South Amboy
Rondout
Weehawken
Joshua Lovett
Baker
Hackensack
Patterson
Ago
Portsmouth
National
Johnson
Bayonne
N. J
QO. Co
N. Y
Triton
Chase
Enos Soule
Concord
Hewitt
Bala
Nottingham
Tingle
Por Johnson
Ontario
Hull
Eng
Saturnin Fann
Ital
Ronald H. C
St. Pierre
Mig
Anglian
Grecian
Lasgow
Fitzelaren
Antwerp
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