Body of Kaminsky found in well near Granby
The body of Kos mins Kaminsky, a 30 year old Polish farmhand, was found in an old well on Monroe Keith's farm two miles from Granby. Kaminsky had been missing since December 29 and was headless with axe wounds. fellow worker Francisco Umilan and his wife were detained on suspicion amid jealousy allegations.
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Granby
Kosmins Kaminsky
Monroe Keith
Kaminsky
Keith
Francisco Umilan
Eke
Umilan
Kam
City Briefities and Police Notes Prompt Paris Officials Duty
The item notes probable duties for gene ces ox and Doe celebrat rr of Pee ae Weette, with Paris officials via commissioners. It also reports the resignation of Patrolman Louis Tewhart from Division 8, effective last evening. A banquet at the United Hotel on Monday features speakers including Willams Gargan and Nickerson, with further events at Quincy House and Catholic Union of Cestown premises on April 19.
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Gene
Paris
America
Louis Tewhart
Division 8
Saag
Monda
Biyan Club
Jefson
Quincy House
Willams
Gam Ton
Thomas J. Ga Gargan
Eer
Ohn P. Mores
Pewrence
Ames W. Barttt
Nickerson
Cestown
Army Reunion at Park Lane Honors Massachusetts Women
An annual reunion event recalling Massachusetts women nurses who served in the Civil War was held yesterday at Park Lane. The program featured remarks by Mrs. Annie Sense, president of the Nurses' Association, and reflected on their wartime service and ongoing contributions to university health traditions.
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Masghehusetts
Park Etronrees
Statork
Durina
Sea
Cambridge Police Introduce Street Duty for Sergeants
The Cambridge police regime restored street duty for three sergeants after a conference with Chief Cloyes. New and existing patrolmen were assigned to cover shifts from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m., with later duties reassigned at 8 a.m. The changes affect station leadership and patrol routes, aiming to stabilize night coverage across districts.
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Cambridge
Phat Champiin
L. J. Cloyes
District 8
Atlo ‘Oloc
Mosk
Dennis Sallaten
J. “Acott Alexander
William
Queen Victoria Tours Dublin Amid Royal Fleet Review
Queen Victoria expressed delight at Dublin's reception as she rode in a open landau along the Liffey valley for a twenty mile afternoon drive. Crowds cheered the royal party and soldiers children and workers lined the routes in Kings Town and surrounding areas. The queen praised the return of all children from Saturday’s demonstration.
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Dublin
Victoria
Kingstown
Liffey
Prince Leopold
Nuls
Arthur J. Bigge
Remick Charged With Bigamy Sentenced in Court
Andrew C. Remick of Hyde Park was found guilty of bigamy by a jury in the Norfolk Superior Court. Judge Bond ordered three years in the House of Correction. Remick had married Mary H. Bassett in 1830s South Framingham and later wed Anne Weilis without divorce.
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Dedham
Andrew C. Remick
Hyde Park
Kfolk
Bond
House of Correction
Memick
Mary HE. Bassett
South Framingham
Bosemper
Anne Weilis
Remick
House Passes Agricultural Appropriation Bill Amid Amendments
The House approved the agricultural appropriation bill as reported after an animated debate. Representative Corliss of Michigan urged amendments restricting free seed and vaccine distribution and proposed including dinner pails for laborers in the aid, arguing government distributions threaten private enterprise. The Lattimer amendment was adopted, boosting funding for the program and extending federal involvement.
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Washington
House
Corliss
Itchigan
R. Corliss
Lattimer
Agricultural Department
American Telephone and Telegraph Company Stock Certificate
Albany report notes a capital stock certificate for AT&T of New York with a stated range from 76,000,000 to 100,000,000. It mentions a capital stock division of 750,000 shares and a secretary’s note on debts and valuation.
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Albany
American Telephone and Telegraph Company of
New York City
Sds
Man Burned When His Clothing Catches Fire
Providence March 10 report says Robert Harkness about 35 was brought from Centretale in a badly burned condition after his clothing caught fire while smoking a pipe and he may die from the injuries.
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Providence
R. J
Robert Harkness
Centretale
Withdrawal story and anti Dewey rally details emerge
An 1899 era report outlines withdrawal rumors and lists Democratic leaders and supporters for and against Dewey, names included such as Murphy, Dalton, Oakley, Sexton, Sheehan, Nagle, and O Neill. The item notes a mock presidential candidacy claim as a misprint and describes a grand theatre ball plan with naval crews and electric mast decorations for a Chicago event with thousands of invitations.
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Chicago
McKinley Praises Admiral Dewey Before May Day in Chicago
President McKinley welcomed Admiral Dewey’s acceptance of the Chicago invitation saying he is a great man and a famed sea fighter. Chicago committee members promise a grand ovation and Dewey asks that his wife attend all events with him.
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Washington
Chicago
McKinley
Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Stude
Mr. Conker
Chicago Committee
Admiral Dewey Westward Tour Map to Manila Anniversary Events
Admiral Dewey plans a Western tour to attend the Manila second anniversary celebration in Chicago and follow a schedule of receptions parades and demonstrations in multiple Southern and Western cities. The itinerary from Washington to Detroit and Louisville includes balls, street demonstrations, and public receptions as part of a high profile visit.
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Chicago
Dewey
Deanes
Manila
Hig Itinetary
Eveat
Washington
Htene
Chcago Audiorium
Jacksonville
St. Louis
Citivee
Admi Dewey
Wey
Memphis
Nashville
Ae Eeeion
Frankfort
Loulaville
Vee Pee
Wooten
Michi
Tune
Detroit
M Lansing
Kalanate
Grand Dinne
Jackson
Tone
Mrs Dewey Leaves St Pauls Church In Public Split
Washington April 10 Admiral Dewey confirms Mrs Dewey severed ties with St Pauls Roman Catholic Church. The pew plate was changed from Mrs Hazen to Mrs Dewey after marriage and now removed as she will not attend. He regrets public discussion and notes the decision predates today’s petitions and is not newsworthy gossip.
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Washington
Wheeler Dinner Highlights Ward Leaders at Young's
Superintendent Wheeler of the street department hosted about thirty Republican ward chairmen at Young's Hotel for a banquet. The event celebrated Mayor Hart's tax move and announced Stephen M. Marshall as a new bridges supervisor, drawing cheers.
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B. T. Wheeler
Street Department
Young’s Hotel
Stephen M. Marshall
South Boston
Bridges
Hart
Russell
John Marno
Joseph J. Dennison
William P. Bryant
John M. Pitman
Rodney BF. Payro
Henry Gediman
H. ©. Hitchardson
Wiliam D. Wright
Courtenay Guild
John W. Johnson
B. Mertain Hatch
Stephen Marshall
Thaxter Groves
K. C. Atwood
Frank A. Newell
E. Mortain Hatch
Wheeler
Bear
Spring Fever Tonic Advertisement Highlights Hostetter’s Stool
In a period piece style the ad frames winter strain on the body organs and claims spring fever worsens appetite sleep and digestion. It promotes Hostetter’s Stomach Rittora as superior spring tonic to restore strength and vitality.
Goodsell Acquitted in Domestic Assault Case
Fred C Goodsell, accused of assaulting his wife with a pistol, was acquitted by a Superior Criminal Court jury before Judge Stevens. He testified he worked as a waiter and barkeeper in Boston and in show and advertising. He called the accusation a put up job by his wife to spur a divorce and remarriage.
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Fred C. Goodsell
Superior Criminal Court
Stevens
Boston
Frison
Milligan Arrest Brings Banking Embezzlement Case
H F Milligan a 21 year old Union Trust Company clerk is arrested after admitting to embezzling up to 10200 dollars and detailing prior thefts from the International Trust Company. Officials say total loss to the Union Trust exceeds 5300 dollars, with funds gambled away in bucket shops. Family background and one year old child are noted as authorities move to bail and public notice.
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Milligan
Union Trust Company
Corporation
International Trust Company
Milkystreet
Union Trust
Skinner
National Bank
Waltham
The
International
Milligan Waas
Barrett
Fidelity Surety Company of
Maryland
Agertt
Post
Saugus
Irene Gkinner
Thenion Trust Company
Charles H. Adams
Williams
Charles F. Donnelly
James W. Dun
School Committee approves new school department hires
The school committee met last night to approve Horace B. Fisher’s newly organized school department at Hollis and Tremont. The staff includes Warren A. Cass, Frederick Ward, Charles A. Brown and others with salaries from 1 0 0 to 2 000 annually. A protest over an assistant instructor appointment was referred to a special committee. The resignation of Leverett M. from the Dudley School becomes effective January 1901.
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Schoolune
Palatin
Hollis and
Tremont Streets
Horace B. Fisher
Department
Warren A. Cass
Frederick ©. Ward
Charles A. Brown
George H. Grueby
Joseph W. Hill
Joseph P. Butler
William BP. O'Toole
Myer Cabe
Sher
Public Buildings Department
Fisher
Pues Trades’ Council
W. Allen Sylvester
Reading
Baldwin
J. Slyvester
Geaver
Leverett M. Se
Dudley School
Mr. Chase
Quay Seat Vote Set For Tuesday In Senate
Washington April 10 The Senate agreed to a final vote on the right of Hon M S Quay to a seat as Senator from Pennsylvania scheduled for Tuesday April 24 at 4 pm in its session. The body paid tribute to the late Richard Parks Bland former Missouri Representative with earnest eloquent eulogies.
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Washington
Senate
Quay
Pennsylvania
Richard Parks Bland
Missouri
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