Englishman Entwistle Wins Full Pardon in Lowell Case
A dramatic scene followed as Harry Entwistle, serving a fifteen year sentence for attempting to murder his sweetheart Marie Clegg, received a gubernatorial pardon. The act, secured largely through Miss Clegg’s efforts, cited his brave conduct during a prison riot and his overall good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Entwistle
Marie Clegg
Lowell
Harry P. Entwistle
Entwistle
Miss Clegg
Tom
Chief Davis
John Booth
James McCarthy
Charlestown
Booth
Lovering
Washington
Commonwealth
Gra Ting
Pearce
State House
Apening House
Love
Haskell
Along the Water Front Delays and Oddities Hit Port
Heavy northwest gale and rough seas delayed steamers Halifax and Yarmouth, with Yarmouth reporting near Arctic conditions and six inches of ice protruding through rail netting. Nord America arrived with 5000 boxes of fruit from the Mediterranean, and a 1000 pound bell will be installed at Cuckholds fog signal station near Boothbay. A whaling exhibit in Boston issues complimentary Legislature tickets bearing the state coat of arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Yarmouth
Edgar Smith
Lewis Wharf
N. S
Smith
Bay of Fundy
Nord America
Mediterranean
Globe
Tarifa
Brown & Co
Cuckholds
Cape Newagon
Boothbay
Morgan
Merrimac
New Orleans
Havre
Cape May
Edmonds
Ethan Chase
Lockwood
Oston
Captain Drowned As Barque Sinks Near Pollock Rip
CAPTAIN WAS DROWNED. CHATHAM, April 11. About three quarters of a mile west of Pollock Rip, the barge Oneonta lies sunk in mid channel after a collision with the three masted schooner Isaac H. Tillyer of Philadelphia. Captain Warren LeFevre of the Oneonta was drowned. the crew saved. Tug Dudley Pray assisted, life-saving crew went out. Barage cargo 1000 tons of coal bound for A M M Stetson of Boston. Tillyer lost jibboom and headgear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Pollock Rip
Isaac H. Tillyer
Philadelphia
French
Boston
Warren LeFevre
Dudley Pray
Union
A. MM. Stetson
Tillyer
Barge Oneonta Sunk West of Pollock Rip Lightship
CHATHAM April 11 A barge named Oneonta sank last night about a mile west of the Pollock Rip lightship in six fathoms of water. The wreck is a dangerous obstruction to navigation and is likely unrecoverable due to heavy damage and rapid sinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Oneonta
Pollock Rip
Relsing
Barge Loses Foremast in Afternoon Gale
The barge’s foremast was carried away this afternoon as a gale weakened and wind shifted to light southeast. Tug Dudley Pray began moving north at sunset with her remaining two barges.
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Dudley Pray
Receivers Doubts Delay Whiskey Trust Meeting
Chicago April 11 Receiver McNulta of the Whiskey Trust has postponed the Spirits Distilling Association meeting to ratify the agreement with the American Distributing Company. He admitted a single dissenting vote could nullify the pact and believes unanimous consent is unlikely if held tomorrow.
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Chicago
McNulta
Whiskey Trust
Spirits Distilling Association
American Distributing Company
Boston Cigar Makers elect new officers at April meeting
The Cigar Manufacturers' Association of Boston held its annual meeting on Wednesday, April 10, at the Quincy House. Officers elected include President W. N. Fisher of Alies & Fisher, Vice-President W. H. Bacheller of Cigarmakers' Co-operative Association, Secretary C. H. Traiser of Henry Traiser Vic, and Treasurer J. Breslin of Breslin &.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cigar Manufacturers’ Association of Boston
Quincy House
W. N. Fisher
Alies & Fisher
W. H. Bacheller
Cigarmakers’ Co-operative Association
C. H. Traiser
Henry
Entwistle Cleared for Clemency Pending Marriage Plans
Entwistle receives executive clemency with a condition returning to imprisonment if convicted of any imprisonable offense. He signs, sobs on his brother’s shoulder, as Miss Clegg and the Entwistles discuss future plans. They imply a marriage will occur soon, possibly abroad, but not tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entwistle
Post
Miss Clegg
Future Plains
England
SevenYearOld Victim Of Mother's Act In Wrentham
In Wrentham April 11 a seven year old boy died after his mother, Mrs. Hobbley, killed him with a stone blows while he slept. She told her husband I killed our son and later gave a motive that the child worked too hard. Mrs Hobbley, about forty, has a history of strange behavior and prior marital quarrels.
affidavits link Chicago officials to gambling bribes
Mayor Swift holds affidavits naming police officials who received about 7000 dollars monthly in bribes from gamblers. The document lists paid protection by named houses, with totals for other games possibly exceeding ten thousand dollars more. It alleges New York thieves recruited street pickpockets to operate in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Swift
Doc Green
Dick Purdy
C. Y. James
Leo Mayer
Maher & Shakle
Hawkins & Co
Dahl
Shifting Blame in Scott Case Opens Manslaughter Defense
The court hears Walter A. Scott testify as he faces a government bid for a murder verdict tied to Slamin’s death. Prosecutors recount a confession and West’s alleged role while defense argues for manslaughter, claiming the shooting was accidental and West the true actor. The trial traverses police testimony, confessions, and dramatic medical summaries as jurors weigh intent and obligation.
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Davidson
Page's
Salem Street
Smith
Allen & Hopkins
Page’s
West
Fischacher
John Fr. Ham
Dugan
Harry Brown
Scott
Poller
Arthur Shute
Slamin
Charles B. Porter
Massachusetts General Hospital
Porter
Anson Lyman, Jr
Mr. Lyman
Tucker
Lyman
Should the Mayor be Made More Directly Responsible
A debate under the Benevolent Fraternity of Churches at Parker Memorial focused on whether the mayor should gain power to appoint all department heads. Speakers Alfred S. Hayes and T. J. Splaine argued the case at Berkeley and Appleton streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
Parker Memorial
Berkeley and
Appleton Streets
Alfred 5. Hayes
T. J. Splaine
Mutmeg Soldier Ordered Home From Field of Duty
Firet Lieutenant Albert J. Russell of the Seventh Cavalry is found unfit for active service due to injuries and ordered to return home to await retirement. Born in Connecticut, he was appointed to the military in 1876 and is stationed at Fort Mansss.
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Mutmeg
Washington
Albert J. Russell
Seventh Cavalry
Connecticut
Fort
Auction of Boston property on Mather Street in 1895
Public auction will sell a parcel of land with building in Boston's Hes ter area. The sale follows a mortgage default by Amos M Leonard and Joseph R Churchill, assigned to Albert G Morse, with prior mortgage and taxes due. Auctioneer George E Hall to conduct on Monday April 29, 1895 at 2 pm, deposit $100, terms announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos M. Leonard
Joseph R. Churchill
Alevert G. Morse
Ft R. Churchill
Suffolk
George E. Hall
Boston
Hester
Shawmut
Old Colony Railroad Company
Mather Street
Barnes
Thomas M. Vingon
Ward Railroad Company
Leonard
FE. J. Baker
Albert G. Morse
Court St
Fresh Water Fish Expert Advocates Hatcheries and Protections
E E Small, renowned fish and game expert, spoke to the Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association on protecting salt water fisheries. He cited 300 million pounds of fish used annually, urged increasing fish through propagation, highlighted Gloucester hatcheries improving shore fishing, and called for a strict spring close season during spawning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Small
Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association
Small
Gloucester
Massachusetts Bay
Massachusetts
Burt not dead. missing man returns home
The body found in the Mystic River at Medford was not Kirk D. Burt of Waltham. Burt, missing since April 8, returned to his home Tuesday night and said he had been away on business, surprised by the circulation of his supposed death report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
West
le Brun
Back
Institute of Technology
Berkeley
Boylston Streets
Berkeley Street
Beacon Street
Arlington Streets
Newbury Street
Arlington Street
Newbury _ street
Newbury
Berkeley Streets
Newbury and
Boylston Street
Dartmouth
Tremont Street
Boston
Archibald Scott
Weston
Walter
Tyler
Waltham
Mystic River
Medford
Kirk D. Burt
Burt
Fifth annual Doherty Orchestra ball at Armory Hall
The fifth annual ball under Doherty's Orchestra will be held at Armory Hall as a Patriots' Day event on April 19. Presidents of leading social clubs in the district oversee the affair, which promises to surpass all prior efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
Armory Hall
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Blasver Ssunorny
Brother Entwistle
Harry
M'Nulta
Yankee
Wrentham
Walter A. Scott
Watts
Hanscom
Rtgager
REAL
TATE
Boston P. 0
New England
United States
Henderson Bros
North Cambridge
P.O. Tox
Mass
Fitchburg
Hattie Brown
MR. Burt
Ball OF Doherty
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