Jury Takes Up Cleveland-Lyman Case in Superior Court
In Cleveland-Lyman suit Mrs. Cleveland seeks 25000 for alienated affections. Judge Maynard yields to a lengthy charge as jurors retire at 12 50 after the first session. The defense labels the plaintiff’s claim as a scheme while the plaintiff’s counsel accuses the defendant of deriding the plaintiff’s home. Alimony of 5700 had been paid by the husband prior to trial.
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Cleveland
Maynard
Post slipper contest draws many women to shoe department
The Boston Post reports a lively slipper parade as women lined up to try on a crystal slipper amid a crowd including Frances Dodge of Charlestown and Mrs A Bassett. Despite farcical attempts some contestants met only partial success while crowds joked about Chicago Worlds Fair feet on display.
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Charlestown
Redfern
Medford
Francis Somerby
Somerville
A. Bassett
Viola Glennan
Cambridge
George H. Merritt
Hattie Davis
Mystic Street
John Cody
Leavitt
Chicago
Miss Larcom Relapses But Rallies Later in Day
Miss Larcom suffered through yesterday with a relapse at 2 a.m. She awoke in a fitful sleep and relapsed. During the day she rallied, and by late evening her attendants reported she was resting comfortably and in comparative ease.
Free two weeks treatment offer by Dr Dewey
To sufferers from catarrh bronchitis lung troubles dyspepsia rheumatism diseases of the kidneys skin and blood Dr Dewey the specialist will furnish two weeks treatment and medicine free. His offices are at 40 Tennyson street corner Columbus avenue near Providence depot and are open daily till 8 to 8 p m except Sundays 10 to 4 p.m.
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Dewey
Tennyson Street
Columbus Avenue
Providence Depot
Senate clash over Roach probe tests party lines
In Washington on April 14 the Roach investigation dispute pits Senator Voorhees against Hoar and Chandler. Debate centers on Senate authority to probe pre election conduct, with Voorhees defending constitutional limits and Voicing distrust of intruding into members’ morals. The session ends in executive closure after brief votes.
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Roach
Chandler
Washington
North Dakota
Hoar
Vance
Committee On Privileges and Elections
George
Gorman
Mr. Hoar
Mr. Chandler
New York Sun
Voorhees
New Hampshire
Inquisitor General
Chamber
Mr. Voorhees
Massachusetts
Indiana
Hansbrough
Dakota
Harris
Platt
People's Party Rally in Chelsea at Liberty Hall
A Chelsea gathering of about fifty supporters heard Henry Pounceby preside as speakers from Boston Lynn and nearby urged votes for the People's candidate for Congress in the seventh district. They framed the event as a push for good government and workers' interests.
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People’s Party
Liberty Hall
Chelsea
Henry Pounceby
Henry L. Legate
Boston
W. Pp. Conway
A. J. Ryan
R. L. Pierce
Lynn
Congress
New Haven Man Arrested for Mail Fraud
William D. Ehern was arrested in Waterbury today by U S Marshal Loveridge for fraudulent use of the mails. He posed as an agent of a New York publishing house and deceived local residents.
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New Haven
William D. Ehern
Waterbury
United States
Loveridge
New York
Napoleon Exiled Recalled In Osborneism Critique
Councillor davidhallrice likens Governor Russell to a Napoleonic strategist. He critiques modern Osborneism and reflects on political ingratitude and life’s shifting fortunes.
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Davidhallrice
Russell
St. Helena
Eckels Confirmed and Several Nominations Approved
The Senate confirmed August Belmont and Co. as special fiscal agents of the navy department in London. Daniel M. Browning of Illinois was named commissioner of Indian affairs and Frank C. Armstrong of the District of Columbia assistant commissioner of Indian affairs. Ambrose W. Lyman was appointed collector of internal revenue for Montana. James H. Eckels was confirmed as comptroller of the currency.
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Senate
August Belmont
Bia
Indian Affairs
Ambrose W. Lyman
Internal Revenue
Montana
James H. Eckels
Comedy and Criterion Clubs Show at Union Hall
Last evening in Union Hall the Comedy and Criterion clubs presented an entertaining program. The evening opened with A Cigarette From Java and closed with Professor Baxter's Great Invention.
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Union Hall
Comedy
Criterion
Java
A Business Man's Dyspepsia Relief With Hood's Sarsaparilla
An unnamed business man recounts decades of dyspepsia and failed treatments before a friend’s praise of Hood's Sarsaparilla led him to try the remedy. He details his prior skepticism toward patent medicines and his willingness to endure the bitter pill for potential relief.
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C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell, Mass
Trial of Dr Buchanan for Wife Murder Nears End
New York April 14 The evidence in the murder case against Dr Buchanan ended this morning. Key witness Murphy testified he overheard Ward ask about his wife and Buchanan said he would dump her some day, easy for a doctor to get rid of anyone. Defence supplied by Mr O Sullivan.
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Buchanan
Charles T. Murphy
Ward
O’sullivan
Arthur J. Wolf
Hartford
Conn
Loomis
O’sullivant
Bright
New York Club Seligman Excluded In Tempestuous Vote
Theodore Seligman son of Jesse Seligman was blackballed at the Union League Club in a heated meeting. About 510 ballots were cast with 187 against him, triggering a large turnout and Jesse Seligman resigning his membership. Jesse Seligman, a longtime Republican fundraiser, has faced strong religious prejudice claims.
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New York
Theodore Seligman
Jesse Seligman
Union League Club
Seligman
AON
Presbytery of Boston to Convene Two Day Meeting
The Presbytery of Boston gathers nearly all New England Presbyterian churches for a spring session at Fourth Presbyterian Church South Boston. Sessions include a 3 p.m. opening, sermon by Rev Dr Kneeland, communion, and a Women's Foreign Missionary Society meeting. Delegates to the May general assembly will be elected amid coverage of Dr Charles Briggs heresy proceedings.
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Presbyterian Churches
New England
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South Boston
Kneeland
Roxbury
Presbyterian Society of the Women’s Foreign ‘Missionary Society
Women’s Board
Presbytery
Presbyterial Society
Presbyterian Union of Boston
Hotel Cummings
Tr. Court of Lowell
Pete
T He Church
General Assembly
Washington
Charles Briggs
New and elegant buffet smoker cars on the 12 oclock limited
The 12 o clock midday limited train to New York via Boston and Albany introduces new elegant buffet smoker and drawing room cars all vestibuled for passenger comfort.
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New York
Boston & Albany
Serious corruption charges in New York customs office
The Dry Goods Chronicle accuses New York appraisers and inspectors of colluding with importers to undervalue goods to defraud the government. It cites higher officials protecting corrupt subordinates, and details a silk-importing firm implicated in years of extensive undervaluations with customs officials.
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New York
Dry Good Chronicle
Revenue Service
Funeral of Mary Louise McCormick at St Josephs Church
The funeral of Mary Louise widow of James McCormick Jr daughter of Hon Patrick Maguire takes place this morning from her father's residence 570 Warren street. Solemn high mass will be at St Josephs Church Circuit street at 10 o clock. She was a popular figure and her loss is deeply mourned by many friends.
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James McCormick, Jr
Patrick Maguire
Warren Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Circuit Street
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