Woman sues over promised marriage and loans in 1890s case
The article details a lawsuit by Anna R. Maddern against Jesse M. Gove alleging a promise to marry and nonreturn of loans totaling several thousand dollars. It notes counts for marriage breach, money owed, and money received, with court steps, deadlines, and possible resolutions. The narrative references a Boston filing date and describes the trial path ahead.
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Stevens
Chicago
Anna
R. Maddern
Marge
Grosean
Boston
Jesse M. Gove
Anna R. Maddern
Mone
Mr. Gove
Daniel B. Beard
Maddern
Superior Civil Court
Gove
Chicago Mayor Carter Harrison Re-elected In Chicago Race
From West returns Democrats gain ground with Carter Harrison winning Chicago mayoral race by about 28 300 votes over Republican Elbridge Hanecy. Harrison carried 26 wards to 9 for Hanecy, with council balance likely Republican. The report notes strong GOP precincts and influence of ex congressman Lorimer machine.
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Chicago
Carter Harrison
St. Louis
Wells
Minnesota
Carter H. Harrigan
Elbridge Hanecy
Harrison
Hanecy
Hancey
William Lorimer
Altgeld
Page
Boston firm Leonard and Co at Bromfield Street
A listing notes the firm Leonard and Co of Boston located at 46 48 Bromfield Street. The item identifies the address and business presence without additional context.
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Leonard & CO
Boston
Bromfield St
Storti to Die Monday in New York Electrocuti on
Luigi Storti faces execution by electric chair at 4 18 Monday morning under Warden Bridges plan. Governor Crane weighs commutation pleas from Italian community as preparations proceed, including wiring tests and a death chamber setup with 2300 volt initial shock and gradual current. Father Ubaldus to accompany Storti. only six officials present. spectators to watch from a screened area.
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Luigi Storti
Bridges
Crane
Stortly
Storti
Ubaldus
Physiciana
Pearson's Seizures Shock Portland Saloon Scene
Sheriff Pearson's officers seized several loads of liquor in Centre street saloons. News of the haul spread quickly and within minutes hundreds gathered as officers continued the seizure amid crowding and difficulty in proceeding.
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Portland
Pearson
Centre Street
Patterson Killed In Cable Accident At Shipyard
Nicholas J. Patterson of New York was instantly killed yesterday afternoon at the Congress street bridge while working for the Joy Steamship Company. His clothing caught in a moving cable and he was drawn toward the shafting. he was 22 years old and lived at 2200 First Avenue, New York City.
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Nicholas J. Patterson
New York
Old Dominion
Joy Steamship Company
Congress Street Bridge
First Avenue
New York City
Death of Malden Civil War Veteran John H Holbrook
John H Holbrook a well known Malden resident died at his home 40 Harvard Street today He was born in Bath Vermont and served as a veteran of the Civil War The news notes his long residence and local prominence in Malden community
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Malden
John H. Holbrook
Harvard Street
Mr. Holbrook
Bath
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