Salvation Army Trial Concludes in Malden Court
In Malden District Court Judge Bruce neared a ruling on the Salvation Army case involving an old bass drum and parade rights. Witnesses for the Salvationists, including Captain Faulkner and Jennie Faulkner, described orderly parades while the police chief predicted convictions and possible appeals to the Superior Court.
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Bruce
Brigadier Brewer
Captain Faulkner
Joe the Turk
Edward J. Murray
Salvation Army
Jerome E. Brown
Salvationists
Edward R. Moulton
Army
Jennie Faulkner
Faulkner
Malden Corps
Spaulding
Duel Ends With Fatal Wounds At Berlin Court
In Berlin on April 10 Lieb erecht von Kotze court chamberlain and Baron von Schrader master of ceremonies of the Prussian court dueled with pistols at ten paces. Schrader was wounded likely fatally, the dispute stemming from an old quarrel.
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Berlin
Lieberecht von Kotze
Baron von Schrader
Died in Dentist Chair in Providence
Benjamin G. Chace, 82, a well known Providence resident, died suddenly in Dentist M. Y. Simmons office at 9 this morning after a nitrous oxide extraction. Chace, in apparent good health aside from age, passed away following regaining consciousness. Dr. Simmons, aged practitioner of 46 years, was the first to use nitrous oxide in the city.
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Providence
R. I
Benjamin G. Chace
M. Y. Simmons
Chaze
Dr. Simmons
Vessel Sheepcote Afloat In Fire Off Sandy Hook
The schooner Sheepcote, built in Wiscasset, Maine and owned by R. T. Runbiett, was seen on fire about 130 miles southeast of Sandy Hook yesterday, as reported by the steamer Trinidad which arrived from Bermuda at New York on April 10.
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Sheepscot
Wiscasset
R. T. Runbiett
Green’s Landing
Trinidad
J. H. Conant Company
Otello
Boston
Savannah
J. E. Coombs
Foxboro
Mass
Yarmouth
Simpson
Celina
Rosario
Greatest assignee sale on record at 91 Summer St
Boston readers learn of an immense assignee clothing sale at 91 Summer St from Famous Clothing House of 793 Broadway New York. On opening day crowds broke records, store open evenings, with 150 000 extraordinary bargains still available. Men and boys suits overcoats trousers hats and shoes priced far below cost, with money refunds offered on many items. Sale runs daily from 8 am to finish, at 91 Summer St open evenings for workers.
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Boston
Summer St
Broadway
N. Y
Wwenscdeason
Along the Water Front News Reel From Boston Harbor
March port imports reached eight million dollars while exports stood at nine million. A clipper, Tillie FE Starbuck, set a new New York to Astoria voyage record of 107 days. Cunard's Catalonia sailed from East Boston with a large mixed passenger list. Towboats undergo annual overhaul at Boston docks, with Elsie already in yard. The Federations towed to port for 20 dollars amid typical rates. Henry M. Stanley and Manurka wrecks heighten fears for other vessels. Otello lost in rough weather. J H Conant Co concedes. Yarmouth to resume weekly service after dry dock work. Celina to be recaulked and repaired ahead of route service.
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Oregon
Tillie FE
Starbuck
Curtis
Astoria
Catalonia
Atkin
Cunard Line
Boston
Queenstown
Liverpool
A. K. Miller
Boston Towboat Company
Elsie
Degen
Iast
Federation
Java
Delaware
Nausett
Cape Cod
Evans
Kate Jones
Gloucester
Henry M. Stanley
St. Pierre
Mig
Meth dist conference appoints Romanism committee in Springfield
In Springfield on April 10 the Methodist conference voted to appoint a committee on Romanism. Rev. Hugh Montgomery, Rev. N. T. Whitaker, and Rev. A. H. Herrick were named. The debate featured strong attacks on parochial schools and liquor links to the faith, with Father Scully cited in no-license arguments.
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Springfield
Methodist Conference
Hugh Montgomery
N. T. Whitaker
A. H. Herrick
Brady
The
People’s Church
Boston
C. F. Rice
Cambridge
Father Scully
Salem Tragedy Ties Josie Manning to Flynn in Apartments
Police confirm Josie Manning and James P. Flynn spent Wednesday night together in Manning's Salem apartments before a fatal shooting. Flynn’s funeral is set for Saturday at 2 PM from his home, private. Manning to be buried at St. James Church in the morning. A family member recalls Flynn’s kindness to his children before the relationship. Flynn’s last day included an incident at a market area saloon ending with him being asked to leave after a heated exchange with a Salem resident.
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Salem
Josie Manning
James P. Flynn
Flynn
Miss Manning
St. James’s Church
Manning
Jim
Brookline to vote on auditor office and new public works
Brookline town meeting to decide on establishing an auditor’s office at up to 2000 dollars annually replacing the current three auditors. Voters also consider 25000 dollars for a new public bath house and 28000 dollars for a new schoolhouse as warrant articles.
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Brookline
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