Jealous Lover Shoots Girl in Manchester
Charles W. Sell aged 21 shot Miss Mabel French 19 in East Manchester after jealousy. He also wounded Grover Davis and Joseph Clough as they escorted her home from a grange meeting. Miss French listed in Sacred Heart Hospital with serious injuries. police pursued Sell, last seen in woods. Sell had long pursued Miss French, and jealousy framed the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Charles W. Sell
Mabel
French
Grover Davis
Joseph Clough
Davis
Clough
Miss French
Taylor Street
Sell
Harry Bunker
Grange Hall
Sacred Heart Hospital
Wrench
Flannagan Sentenced to Two Years in Cambridge Jail
John F. Flannagan a Back Bay postal clerk was convicted of taking and opening letters and jailed for two years at hard labor in Cambridge jail. The 35 year old Roxbury resident faced Judge Lowell with his counsel Mr Bartlett, who sought the reformatory but was denied. The sentence followed a plea for leniency citing his wife and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Flannagan
Back Bay
Cambridge
United States District Court
Flannagan
Mr. Bartlett
Bartlett
Reformatory
Moulton
United States
Lowell
Roxbury
E. H. Sothern
Hollis
Venice
Castle Square
N. S. Wood
New York
Bowdoin Square
Hal Reid
Music Hall
George Sidney
Izzy
Sidney
Boston
Ezra Kendall
New England
W. H. Andreas
Colonial
Horace Goldin
Keith
Ed Favor
Edith Sinclair
Hacker
Davis
Smirl
Kessner
Dolly Jordon
Charmion
Lottie Gilson
Johnsons
Toby Lyons
Roberts
Hayes
Maddox
Wayne
Vanderbilt and Neilson Wed In Newport License Issued
Reginald Vanderbilt and Cathleen Neilson obtained a marriage license at City Hall. Garden preparations were underway on the grounds of Arleigh with many workers and security details. The couple toured the island by Vanderbilt’s car while gifts were largely kept in New York and gowns arrived from New York with three accompanying attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Reginald Vanderbilt
Cathleen Neilson
City Hall
Arleigh
Reginald
Miss Neilson
Mr. Vanderbilt
New York
General Wood's Former Press Agent Arrested
Captain Bellairs once linked to General Wood and author of a Philippines book was arrested in Phenix for embezzling 120 dollars from C. W. Burson of Wickenburg. Bellairs, long a boom promoter and AP Cuba correspondent, was freed after paying the debt and faces mining scheme murk in Arizona. Claude B. Burson listed as secretary of the Wickenburg Mining Co offering 100,000 shares at par in early 1980s circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phenix
Ariz
Bellairs
Wood
Philippines
C. W. Burson
Wickenburg
Burson
Arizona
Havana
General Wood
Bursons
Associated Press
Cuba
Claude B. Burson
Wickenburg Mining, Smelting and Development Company
Vaughan Named Master of Norfolk Fox Hounds
Henry G. Vaughan a State street lawyer was chosen master of the fox hounds at the Norfolk Hunt Club annual meeting. He succeeds Samuel D. Parker whose resignation recently took effect. Vaughan aged 24 seems younger than his years and is Harvard College Class of 1890 plus Harvard Law School graduate three years later. He has been practicing law for eight or nine years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Vaughan
Norfolk Club
Henry G. Vaughan
State Street
Norfolk Hunt Club
Samuel D. Parker
Mr. Vaughan
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Causes Wife Arrest Shocks Hebrew Circles in City
Mrs Betsy Levine wife of Samuel Levine pawnbroker at 9 Merrimac street was arrested with contractor Jacob Wine on a warrant from April 7. Inspector Wolf made the arrest at 30 Irving street and both were later bailed. Wine with $800 and Mrs Levine by a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Levine
Samuel Levine
Merrimac Street
Jacob Wine
Inspector Wolf
Levine
Sylvania arrives East Boston with Cunard freight voyage shifts
A Cunard liner Sylvania arrived at East Boston last evening in charge of Captain H N Goulden, succeeding Captain Barr to command Carpathia on her May 5 Dublin Liverpool entry. A brisk fish harvest at T Wharf followed with 20,990 pounds haddock and 111,900 cod from 11 sloops and 9 schooners, led by Lizzie Griffin with 60,000 pounds cod. The Leyland liner Philadelphian arrived from London after 13 days with 4000 tons cargo, sighting three icebergs, while Cambroman and Dominion liners brought passengers and cargo, and quick repairs aided Harold B Cousens for Charleston voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Cunard
Sylvania
East
Boston
H. N. Goulden
Barr
Carpathia
Queenstown
T Wharf
Angielena
Tecumseh
Lizzie Griffin
Flavilla
Dixie
Olivia Domingos
Marguerite
Thomas Brundage
Mary Emerson
Lucy E. Mayflower
Jennie Belle
Azorian
Olivia Sears
Sachem
Laura Enos
Ignatius Enos
Klondyke
Thistle
Haddock
Buenos Ayres
J. H. Bowers
Nora Wiggins
Lakeside
Bowers
Eastern Railroad
Wilkie
Nellie
Dickenson
London
Pier
Grand Junction
Europe
Dominion
Naples
Admiral Dewey
Admiral Sampson
Bennett
Turbin
Long
Lewis
Sampson
Long Wharf
Admiral Schley
Port Antonio
Jam
Foxhall
Puerto Plata
Harold B. Cousens
Joseph McPhee
Charleston
S. C
Smith
Commercial Pier
Straits of
Canso
Delong & Seaman
Shipping News Mini Almanac April 11
Shipping notices list arrivals and sailings for various steamers and schooners with origins, destinations, and cargos. Vessels include Sylvania Goulden Livaipean Dorchester Huron and many barges bound for cities from Philadelphia to Bangor, plus arrivals of bark J H Bowers Nora Wiggins Lakeside and Ida Maycleared and sailed in brisk spring trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvania
Goulden
Livaipean
Mareh
Alexander Martin
Philadelphian
Dickenson
London
St. Croix
Pike
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Dorchester
James
Baltimore
Norfolk
Grecian
Briggs
Philadelphia
Huron
Ingram
Jacksonville
Brunswick
Charleston
D. C
H. M. Whitney
Baker
New York
City of
City of Bangor, Arey, Bangor; Bay State, Olver, Portland; Kenunebee, Marr
Bath
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Carlisle
Robinson
Alaska
Suffolk
Lynn
Manheim
Bangor
Valley Forge
Tilton
Buck Ridge
Draper and Saucon
Paoli
Chase
South Amboy
Pala
Gibson
Plymouth
Hand
Port Johnson
Honey Brook
Durkee
Wilkesbarre
Lackawanna
Lewis
Hoboken
Chenango
William H. Clark
Crocker
Mass
Ashland
Mahanoy
J. H. Bowers
Smith
Buenos Ayres
Barkentine
Nora Wiggins
Harvard Men Cheer Viljoen at Boers Visitor Meeting
At Harvard Union a thousand students gave a five minute ovation to General Benjamin J Viljoen, Boer army leader. He praised English soldiers for bravery but criticized mechanical thinking and poor marksmanship, while affirming lasting Boer hopes and American friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Benjamin J. Viljoen
Harvard Union
Viljoen
Roosevelt
America
Miss Fairfield Denies Coal Refusal By Boston Firm
Salem reports in 1900s era claim that Miss Charlotte Fairfield disputed a Boston firm J S Burton and Co denying coal orders amid claims of a coal club pressure. She asserts supply remains ample from multiple sources, while Salem Coal Club president denies any attempt to block her coal access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
J. S. Burton & Co
Boston
Charlotte Fairfield
Post
Burton & Co
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Company
New York
Miss Fairfield
Coal Club
East Boston Man Self-Heals Dislocated Shoulder
Arthur Fuchs of East Boston dislocated his shoulder unloading a schooner at the East Boston docks. While en route to hospital the ambulance lurched after a bump, resetting the shoulder. He then waved to the crew, returned to work, and surprised police and hospital staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Fuchs
East Boston
Boston Hospital
Fuchs
J. Manchester Haynes
Fouchs
Union Meeting Called for Market and Commission House Workers
Next Wednesday at Monument Hall a meeting of market and commission house teamsters will discuss forming an organization. Prominent labor leaders have been invited and plan to address the gathering about uniting workers to seek better conditions from employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monument Hall
Market
Commission House Teamsters
Trade Outlook Gratifing Trade Outlook Gratifing
R G Dun reports lower stock quotations not signaling a mood gloom. Supply demand governs prices. railways down 15.85 on avg vs September peak, new securities volume exceeds funds. Material and labor costs curb earnings but enlarge money in circulation and trade. Strikes may interrupt activity next month, yet outlook remains favorable. Bradstreet notes Easter retail rush strong, better interior demand, labor improvements. March prices show strength amid dairy grains and fuel changes. livestock and meats higher. Wheat trends up with favorable crop prospects and export gains. Weekly failures total 153 vs prior weeks and historical totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Stage Matters Boston Theatre Seats First DeKoven-Smith Opera
A busy Boston Theatre week shows preparations for the first DeKoven-Smith opera Maid Marian in Boston next Monday with a two week run plus a special matinee April 2. Otis Skinner closes at Majestic with Lazarre and Kellar starts a week at Majestic. many acts and stars appear across venues as the season moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Theatre
DeKoven-Smith
Bostonians
Otis Skinner
Majestic Theatre
Lazarre
Mr. Skinner
Dauphin
France
Kellar
the Majestic
Baby Martha McGraw
Gracie Logan
Grand Opera House
Rose Melville
Sis Hopkins
Easter Services Across Boston Churches
Sunday religious programs listed from Tremont Temple to Mormonism lecture. A. C. Dixon speaks at Tremont Temple noon. multiple Baptist and Congregational churches feature Easter sermons, music, and Sunday schools. Notable names include Francis H Rowley D D, Emory W Hunt D D, James A Francis, William S Kelsey. venues include Tremont Temple Commonwealth Ave Be Ke Berkeley Temple Old South Church and Park Square locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Dixon
Tremont Temple
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
D. D
Haydn
Dudley Street Baptist Church
John Robertson
Evangelist Hardin
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont
Washington Streets
Dixon
D. C
Professor Case
Tremont Temple Baptist
Emory W. Hunt
Ohio
L. H. Rhodes
Hunt
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Montgomery Street
James A. Francis
Berkeley Temple
Berkeley Street
Williams
Kelsey
Reed
Barnby
The
Warren
Jules Granier
Jesus
F. A. Noble
Holy City
Alfred R. Gaul
Prederic W. Cutter
Old South Church
Third Church
George A. Gordon
Hope Chapel
H. O. Hannum
Christadelphian Bible
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Heb.f
People's Forum
Morgan Memorial
Shawmut Avenue
Corning Street
Bradford Peck
Co-operative Association of America
Edith O'Gorman
Berkeley Hall
Thatcher
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Park Street
Bromfield Street
Charles T. Potter
Norwich
Conn
E. D. Clyde
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Deacon Hall
Spiritualist notices fill Boston churches Sunday seances
Clara E. Strong leads services at Mrs. La Roche's Somerville home with home circle meetings at Huntington avenue. Dozens of centers across Boston offer seances, materializations, tests by Mrs Tibone, Easter services at Marcus Hall Brown Building, America Hall, and Cambridge venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara E. Strong
Mrs
Tremont Street
M. J. Butler
Hatfield Pettibone
Huntington Chambers
Huntington Avenue
Tibone
S&s A. No
Malden
Marcus Hall
Brown Building
Harvey Redding
A. S. Kenney
G. B. Moster
Royal Putnam
D. F. Putnam
America Hall
Washington Street
Mabel Withem
E. Cobb
P. McKenna
Lynn Spiritualists’ Association
Cadet Hall
Dr. Caird
Susie C. Clark
Rhoda Ward
Lyceum
M. Gentzke
Lichtstrahlen
United States
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter and
Newbury Streets
Boston
Minnie Soule
Scarlett
Exeter Street
Phillips Brooks
N. J. Willis
Ife
Aldrich
Chickering Hall
F. A. Wiggin
Schubert Quartet
Hoppe
Smith
Harmony Hall
Georgie Hughes
Hersy
Wood
Cohen
Hall
Sherry
Brown
Wilde
Guterrez
Massachusetts Avenue
Northampton
Beecher
Thorne
Littlefield
Mason
Fleance
Baker
Randall
Litchman
Curtis
Coombs
Adams
Carbee
Mme. Zara
L. L. Whitlock
Commercial Hall
Adeline Wilkinson
Clough
Henry Ward Beecher
G. R. Rogers
Berkeley Hall
Berkeley
Tremont Streets
All Welcome
THE
Gospel OF Spirit-Return Society
Punter
Legion of Honor
Untington Ave
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Shipping News
Antwerp
Nor
Glbara
Yarmouth
Fridtjof Nansen
Sydney
C. B
Howard
Herndon
Gilberton
C. W. Morse
George M. Winslow
Albany
Scranton
Weehawken
Georges Creek
Hokendauqua
Hackensack
Buttress
Confidence
Western Belle
Portsmouth
NEW Union OF Teamsters
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Bradstreet
Hermanetti Brothers
Couponti
Matzonis
Austin & Stone
Casey Theatre
Natalia Delgardo
Nickelodeon
Brigadiers
Palace Theatre
Sam Devere
Devere
Edward &. Rice
Grace Atwell
Boston Museum Stock Company
Castle Square Theatre
John Craig
Prince Karl
B. I. Benevolent Association
Gabrilowitsch
Symphony Hall
Anna
Tremont Theatre
Animal Rescue League
Fiske
John Luther Long
Sheehan
the Tremont
Louis Mann
Clara Lipman
Eliza
Tremont ST. M. EK
Tremont and
Concord
Edwin Alonzo Blake
Epworth League
People's Temple
Charles A. Crane
Christ
Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
J. P. Bland
Johnson
Christadelphians
Spiritualist
Sunshine Club
K. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Chester Gore Miller
St. Paul’s Universalist Church
Jamaica Plain
Anna Clifford Breed
Florence I. King
Lillian Tortorella
David Earl Newland
George A. Woods
George Mendall Taylor
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Boylston
Florence EB. Garvin
Somerset
Mozart Club
Edwin H. Hughes
Universalist
Canton
Brookline
George L. Perin
Ashton Lewis
Perin
H. Nelson Raymond
Monte Carlo
Paul Heyse
Mary O* Magdala
Luna
Keith’s. Sandow
Ustin
Jone
Nervy
Sadie Knowlton
Century Girl
Curio Hall
Baby McGraw
Mat
W. E. Nankeville
Arkansas Hills
Rose Meliville
Atestic
E. D. Starr
A.l.wilbur
Props & M
Johnny
RAYS
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
Mgr
E. E. Rice
Colonial Theatre
Nohigher Mats
Erlanger
Drury Lane
Silee Pingberc
Oston Museum
Isaac B. Rich
Hamlet
Sothern
Merchant OF Venice
Haymarket
Bowdoin Crnuatne
Wairs OF
M. Adame
Burletta. Ie
Never Sleep Associates
Ofd Living
King Philip
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