Trial Report on West and Scott Murder Case Continues
The second day of testimony in the Boston murder trial details the police identification of West and Scott as the killers of Coachman Slamin. Witnesses recount the pursuit through Berkeley Arlington and Newbury streets, with West noted for a limp and Scott for a tall frame. Dr Chadwick and others describe the escape and identify the accused, while defense cross examination seeks to undermine identifications.
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Robert ¥. West
Walter A. Scott
Slamin
Deta
West
Fischacher
Tucker
Patrick H. Slamin
Francis HH. Is
Naval
Scott
le Brun
Tle
Berkeley Street
Copley Square
Berkeley
Newbury Streets
Dha Gene
Arlington Street
John T. Lorden
Glamin
Blaram
Newbury
Lorden
Oote
Larden
James Slamin
Berkeley Streets
James
Brett
Jamin
Siamin
Senate
Mic Grifin
Lincoln Walteors
Brookline
Newbury Street
St. Botolph
Arlington
Boylston Street
Sughrue
J. R. Chadwick
Commonwealth Avenue
Chadwick
Dr. Fitz
Boylston
Natural History Building
Institute
John A. Myers
Myers
William
Briggs
Boston
Charles Curtis
Kilby
Sailor John H Knowles Remembered From Naval Engagement
Annapolis Md April Knowles is remembered as a sailor who gained fame during a naval engagement. Friends and family recall his actions and service as part of a tribute in the community.
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Annapolis
John H. Knowles
Saraoe
Income Tax Law Now In Force And Details Outlined
The notice explains that the income tax applies to incomes received in 1894 with rates up to 1 percent, exemptions for incomes under 4000, and taxes on all incomes from residents and non residents. Returns due by April 15. penalties and interest apply for late or false returns. officers salaries excluded.
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United States
Internal Revenue
New York
Y. M. A. Home Dedication in Melrose Building
The Y M C A on Main Street in Melrose held dedicatory exercises in the Town Hall with addresses by F O Winslow Henry M Moore and keys presented by A B Franklin. The new building includes a 19 by 24 reading room a 24 by 48 parlor nine large windows a juvenile recreation room and a third floor hall seating 600 with adjoining gymnasium. A colonial fair a week earlier yielded about 2000.
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Melrose
Main Street
Town Hall
F. O. Winslow
Henry M. Moore
A. B. Franklin
Melrose association dedicates new building reception set
Stigi on me scattered text. The Melrose association and Women’s Auxiliary plan a dedicatory reception in the parlors. A Sunday consecration service is scheduled for 3 20 PM under Melrose pastors. The 70 by 60 main building includes a 40 by 50 gymnasium. The complex houses Melrose National Bank banking room and Public Library. Membership has risen to 300 since June. Officers and directors listed with building committee and auxiliary leaders.
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Storer
Association
Women’s Auxiliary
Melrose
Leighton
A. B. Franklin
W. F. Bacall
G. M. McCoy
R. W. Matthews
Page
G. RE. Gilchrist
F. P. Shumway, Jr
J. J. Rink
W. W. Mason
Trueworthy Norris
Albert B. Franklin
Royal P. Barry
George E. Gilchrist
Moses
William H. Flanders
William W. Mason
F. H. Merrill, Jr
J. P. Deering
BE. BE. Sherburne
Railroad managers dine in Boston forming new monthly club
Boston railway general managers met at Youngs last night with about twelve attendees to form a monthly dining club for discussing railroad matters. D W Sanborn presided. W D Ing served as secretary and treasurer. Several senior officials attended, others delayed to the next meeting. A separate New York meeting focused on freight rates east from Chicago, with no decisions yet. A special train carried Boston & Maine workers to Engineer Damon’s funeral, where the Eastern Quartet performed.
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Boston
Young’s
Dominion Atlantic Road
Nova Scotia
Washington Street
Grand Trunk
Adirondack Central Vermont Express
Canadian Pacific Road
E. M. Grover
Boston & Maine
Frank Rogers
Bangor & Aroostook
Hot Springs
Boston Railroad
Modern Train Indicators at Union Depot
The Union depot will gain a new set of train indicators of a modern slat system. A crank operates the system showing all stop points and a big dial marks starting times. The transition to automatic displays is rapid and work began yesterday on widening Washington street at Foster street to prepare the West End road for a new line.
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Union
Washington Street
Foster Street
West End Road
Wealth
Haverhill Shoe Cutting Prices Set by Conciliation Board
A prolonged Board of Conciliation session adopted a price list for cutting shoes in Haverhill. Day rates include best outside cutters 2.50, cloth cutters 2.25, trimming cutters 2.10 per day. Piece rates cover numerous oxford styles from 0.75 to 1.60 per case, with details for dongola, patent leather, and colored oxfords. The consolidated hand method and passing machine prices to be reviewed by the State Board of Arbitration.
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Haverhill
Board of Conciliation
Dongola
Dongola Opera
Seamess
State Board of Arbitration
Age Seman Et Face It
Fragmentary text appears garbled with incomplete words and missing context making a coherent summary difficult. The readable bits suggest names or terms without clear events or entities to anchor a news-style card.
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Ion
Grand Opera Opens with Lohengrin at Mechanics Hall Boston
The supplementary grand opera season by Abbey Schoeffel Grau opened with Lohengrin at Mechanics Hall to a large audience. The cast included the De Reszkes Nordica Mantelli and Ancona under Signor Mancinelli. Nordica shone in act one while De Reszke impressed with the swan song. The second act showcased Mantelli and Ancona, though Nordica faltered in later scenes. Tonight The Marriage of Figaro features Emma Eames and Zeke De Lussan as principals.
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Messrs. Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau
Mechanics’ Building
Wagner
de Reszkes
Nordica
Mantelli
Signor
Ancona
Signor Mancinelli
Jean de Reszke
Mme. Mantelli
Sig. Ancona
Lohengrin
Eya
Marriage of Figaro
Emma Eames
Zeke de Lussan
Mile. Bauermeister
Edouard de Emme
Victor Maurel
Easter Week Theatres and Shows Roll Through Town
In Boston during Easter week various acts fill the stages at Tremont Grand Opera House Bowdoin Square Theatre and other venues. Hoyt eyes Chinatown at Tremont while The Rainmakers keep humid weather lingering. McFadden's Elope ment stars John Kernell solo at the Grand Opera House. Tannhauser closes Boston opera season with Tristan and Isolde this afternoon. Tompkins revives Black Crook Saturday. Lew Dockstader ends at Keith's then tours. Coogan Rand Tate to Lyceum next week en route to San Francisco. The Danger Signal provides railroad thrills at Bowdoin Square Theatre with light villainy and strong drama. Gus Hill Billy Carter Frank Appel and others headline at Howard Atheneum. Brady's Trilby company opens Fitchburg Monday. Hands Across the Sea next at Bowdoin Square. Katherine Robert is Lucretia Bor gia at Grand Museum, versatile in Our Boys Mary Melrose. Lyceum continues successful continuous program. Stone & Shaw bring Oriental fantasists under Prince Takezawa. first American show at Scollay square museum. The Kentucky Twins at Palace bring merriment with charity shows for Hebrew Free Home. Southern cake walk at Nickle Odeon adds curiosities.
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Natural History
Dr. Stone
Ital
Lora
CLUB
Farragut
Stigi
T al Building
Melrose Y. M. C. A
Railroad News
Grand Opera
Brema-Greene
Music Hall
Hoyt
Max Alvary
Frau Alvary
Cheney
the Vendome
Frank D. Allen
F. W. Kittredge
John F. Andrew
Eben Jordan
Oliver Ditson
Laura Dunbar
George Duncan
Rosamund Blanchard
W. E. Barrett
Charles O’neil
Nathan H. Dole
Louis Elson
Stackpole
M. Richardson
H. M. Ticknor
Helen M. Winslow
Josephine Jenkins
Helen Mae Shaw
Charles R. Adams
Braggiotti
Charles P. Curtis
J. W. Brooks
Whipple
G. W. Armstrong
H. Norman
C. B. Southard
Marie Brema
Damrosch German Opera Company
Plunket Greene
Schubert
Schumann
Goring Thomas
Brenna
Greene
Walter Damrosch
German Opera Company
Bowery
Lily Langtry
Museum
Sol Smith Russell
Dr. Pangloss
Hollis
Mr. Russell
Europe
George Wilson
Dudley
Anna O'Keefe
Rob Roy
Castle Square
De-Wolf Hopper
Bert” Dasher
Temperance Town
Trilby
Washington Gimet
Ness Columbie Thyatre
Baker Pill Co
Bangor
the Park
Mr. Hoyt
Chinatown
the Tremont
The
Columbia
John Kernell
McFadden
Grand Opera House
Lew Dockstader
Keith’s
Coogan
Rand
Tate
California
Lyceum Theatre
San Francisco
Danger Signal
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Gus Hill
Billy Carter
Frank Appel
Bstelle Wellington
Montague and
Sam Bernard
Richmond
Glenroy
Howard Atheneum
Brady
Trilby’ Company
Fitchburg
Katherine Rober
Lucretia Borgia
Grand Museum
Mary Melrose
Our
Batcheller
Lyceum
Stone & Shaw's
Prince Takezawa
Scollay Square Museum
Palace
Aston
Nickle-Odeon
Grand Opera Company
Abbey, Schoeffel,& Grau
Mozart
Figaro
Ape
Remro
Juliette
Wareda
Pagliacgt
Lucia
Faust
Tremont Theatre
Mme
Mile
Mira Helli
Moy
Plancon
Sig
Tamagno
Metropolitan Opera House
Bevignani
Eugene Tompkins
At & Ina
Sucher
Alvary
Black Crook
Madame
Szumowska
Agene Szumowska
Castle SQ
Edward E. Rose
Tremont St
Tibb Tremont St
S. Matinee
Dekoven and Smith
Whitney Operaco
BIC Novelty CO
Estelle Wellington
Swan
Bambard
Nelson and Milledge
Howard
Boston Museum
Geo. W. Wilson
Theatre
du Maurier
M_P
Paul M. ‘Potter
MR. A. M.P
Stuart Robson
Sidney Rosenfeld
A. Barbusse
Marmaduke
Mr. Robson
Bowdoin SQ. Zusates
Chas. F. Atkinson
Donnelly and Cirard and Company
Isabella Urquharé
Mars
Edward Harrigan
B. Y. M. C. Union
Boylston ST
Norcross Hall
Creoles and Big Specialty Co
Bull Fighter
Palace Theatre
Kentucky Twins
Bia
Nickl Eodeon
Hanover
Ournathena
Ard & Vokes
Portland
Niadnch
India Wharf
Williams
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