Keene Man Pleads Guilty to Second Degree Murder
John Brunne today pleaded guilty to second degree murder in Keene New Hampshire. The state plans to accept the plea and Brunne will be sentenced soon. He is identified as the Frenchman who killed John C Wheeler a long time ago after being refused liquor at an inn in Rindge.
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Keene
N. H
John Brunne
Brunnel
John C. Wheeler
Rindge
Orpham
Suburban Street Railway
Conr
Forest Hill
Hyde Park
Thomas T. Robinson
John Kk. Bullard
Frederick D. Ely
John W. Chase
Dedham
James D. McAvoy
John T. Robinson
W. B. Ferguson
Maiden
Dedham Centre
Germantown
East Dedham
Washington Street
Walnut Hill
Oakdale
Elmwood
Stone Haven
Endicott
West Dedham
Dedham Island
Federal Hill
A. W. Nickerson
J. R. Bullard
F. D. Ely
Alfred Hewins
H. G. Turner
Winslow Warren
Lewis F. Kingsbury
Ferdinand F. Favor
Dr. W. Chase
T.st. Robinson
E. P. Shaw
Newbury
Credo of a Sturdy Retailer Ad
A brief vow listing reliability in goods accuracy in statements to purchasers and uniform courtesy toward all customers. It stresses careful study of the business in a large way as printer's ink.
Easter sale of Boys' Clothing at R. T. Army & Co.
Boston shoppers are urged to attend an Easter sale featuring Boys' Knee Trousers Suits 8 to 12 dollars, New York make knee trousers suits for five dollars, long trousers suits for youths ages 14 to 19 at seven to ten dollars, with emphasis on better styles, lower prices, and reliable goods from 622 Washington street corner Essex.
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Boston
New England
New York
Bath on eight wheels electric car wreck injures Borden couple
South Boston electric car collision at Beach and Federal streets injures Mr and Mrs Timothy Borden of South Boston. They were thrown from a wrecked buggy as an electric car ran at high speed through the curve. The couple were taken home as investigators question the safety of electric streetcars at grade in Boston streets.
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Federal
Beach Streets
South Boston
West End
Beach Street
Federal Street
Timothy ©. Borden
The
Post
Rapid Transit Commission
Boston
Remarkable Rhode Island Victories Highlight c O P Record
Dwindling figures reveal the c O P s true state in Rhode Island as Republican pluralities rise in spring election history with references to 1884 1888 and efforts. A museum display of tapestries attracts visitors though described as a busy spot for ladies. The Hi Pray Sons & Co carpet dealer promotions showcase new store on Washington Street opposite Louiston Street with foreign and domestic fabrics on exhibit.
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C.o. P
Rhode Island
Art Museum
Messrs
John Hi. Pray
Massachusetts Democrats Rally Behind Cleveland Nomination
Massachusetts delegates at large to Chicago and leaders Collins Corcoran Russell and Houghton backed Grover Cleveland. The convention denounced Sill and praised tariff reform and honest money while pledging unity, with Avery chaired remarks praising Massachusetts Democrats and warning against free silver.
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Edward Avery
David B. Sill
Grover Cleveland
Collins
Russell
United States
Chicago
P. A. Collins
Boston
John W. Corcoran
Fall River
John E. Russell
Leicester
Albert C. Houghton
Korth Adams
Alderman Keenan and the Hill Resolution Debate
A Boston alderman opposes a Grover Cleveland endorsement as a large Massachusetts convention fills with delegates. Key figures include General Collins, Governor Bob Taylor, John Gorcoran, John E. Russell, George Fred Williams, and A C Houghton. President Edward Avery presides amid strong partisan rhetoric on currency, silver, and the Sherman act.
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Cleveland
John F. Russell
Grover Cleveland
David B. Hill
Thomas F. Keenan
Hill
Keenan
Boston
Moreland
Woburn
State Committee
General Collins
Bob” Taylor
Tennessee
Collins
John W. Gorcoran
John E. Russell
George Fred Williams
Washington
A.C. Houghton
North Adams
Committee On
Edward Avery
Braintree
D. F. Buckley
North Easton
Mr. Avery
Frenzied Brokers Clutch at Pardridge’s Throat and Pocket
Edward Pardridge the bold wheat trader faced a frenzy of brokers in the Chicago grain pit as prices surged 35.5 cents and then rebounded to 84.5 cents on the curb. Rival speculators led by John Cudany and William Linn were blamed for a short squeeze estimated at seven to fifteen million bushels, with Pardridge aiming to fix a 75 cent price for wheat amid volatile market action.
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Curiaco
Edward Pardridge
Pardridge
John Cudany
P. D. Armour
William Linn
Kaufman
St. Louis
New York
Williams College Defeats City University in Baseball Match
In New York on April 8, Williams College defeated the University of the City of New York 16 to 5 at Manhattan field. Earlier, the New York Giants overwhelmed Wesleyan College 9 to 1 at the Polo Grounds, with scoring by innings showing the Giants dominant early and Wesleyan struggling to respond.
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New York
Williams College
University of the City of New York
Manhattan Field
Williams
Wesleyan College
Solo Grounds
New York Giants
Wesleyan
Guns Make Men Equal on Illinois Central Train
On an Illinois Central train from Bloomington to Decatur passengers including John L. Sullivan and Harrison and their group of players clashed after taunting champion Harrison. The marshal served a warrant with a gun at Harrisons head, Sullivan was quieted by revolvers, and Harrison was taken from the car and fined twenty dollars.
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Clinton
Illinois Central
Bloomington
Decatur
John L. Sullivan
Duncan
Harrison
Sullivan
Mysterious Young Man Hires Horses at Allston Stable
A young man who gave the name Garrett hired a pair of horses and a double carriage from Arthur Timmins on Brighton avenue Allston during Fast Day. As of late last night neither the outfit nor the man had been seen by Timmins, leaving questions about his intent and whereabouts.
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Garrett
Arthur Timmins
Brighton Avenue
Allston
Timmins
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Samuel W. Clifford
Maynard FE. Stiles
Court Street
O.A. Jenkins & Co
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Lobb
Bates
Yerxa
British & Foreign
Marine Ins. CO. Lip
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
M. Dever
Washington St
Troy Ilmer
Washingron
Mellin
Cigar Manufactor
New England States
Havana
Cor. Endicott and
Sitiman Sts
Bond
Ofice
Blackstone Street
Natl Life Cns. CO
J.T. Phelps
State Agt
Dey
H. H. Stearns & CO
Children’s
Children’s Reefers and
TAN Pelton Coats
Ladies’ Capes
R. H. Stearns
Newtow
Bishop Paper Company
Newton Lower Falls
Wellesley
Tremont
Thea
TRE
Masowne
Miles Store
John H. Pray
R. T. Army & Co
Corner
Essex
South Boston Electric
Acci
Dent List
Mrs. Borden
Massachusetts
and Houghton
Bay State
Corcoran
Avery
Commonwealth
Congress
Alderman Keenan
Republican Party
Andrew
Suffolk
Hutch
Chicago Wheat Pit
Old Hutch
NEW Street Railway
Sidney S. Kelly
Washington Si
Paine’s Furniture CO
Canal ST
Beston
Tremont ST
Park Street Church
Dr. Bull
Continental Brewery
Longwood Ave
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