Mrs Nation declared insane after saloon vandalism spree
Wichita April 29 Sheriff Sim ons says Mrs Nation is hopelessly insane but relieved to rid himself of her She faced solitary confinement after assaulting Mrs Wilhite and wrecking three saloons Her breakdown followed news of her brother Charles Moore's death and she feared attending his funeral at Lewisburg Officials expect charges for alleged destruction of saloon property to be dropped
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Simmons
Charles Moore
Lewisburg
Carrie Nation
Brokers No 2 File Returns In Massachussets
Yesterday was the last full day for packet shop operators in Massachusetts to file returns with the collector of internal revenue and pay the special tax. The office closes this afternoon and penalties apply for late payment. Fifty eight returns filed, with Boston hosts twenty eight brokers and others in Lawrence Salem Lowell Spencer Lyon Springfield Warren Haverhill Newburyport South Framingham Taunton Northampton North Adams Brockton Holyoke Fall River New Bedford Worcester and Taftfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Collector of Internal Revenue
Boston
Lawrence
Salem
Lowell
Spencer
Lyon
Springfield
Warren
Haverhill
Newburgett
South Framingham
Taunton
Northampton
North Adams
Brockton
Holyoke
Fall River
New Bedford
Worcester
Ttafield
Priest Cockey to be ordained Catholic in Baltimore
The Rev. Cockey, first rector of Za briskie Memorial Chapel, who left the Episcopal faith while stationed here, will be ordained by Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore on Wednesday and deliver his first sermon at Trinity Church, Washington, the following Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Titus Zabriskie
New York
No Water Fire Destroys Oak Hill Home
In Nahanton Street Oak Hill the William Ball family watched their residence burn due to a water supply mess. Firefighters arrived but could not save the home. Mr Ball is caretaker of Appleton State at Oak Hill. Loss estimated at 3500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svion
Willian
Ball
Nahanton Street
Oakill
Arest Appleton
Oak Hill
Nervous Breaks Down in Trial for Mrs Rathbun
In New Haven on April 2 during the Superior Court trial of Mrs Anne Rathbun charged with murder, she collapsed and was carried from the courtroom. She wept throughout the day and appeared a nervous wreck, then regained composure after a recess as Dr A J Wolff and counsel assisted. Professor Herbert E. Smith of Yale Medical School testified on chemical analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Superior Court
Anne Rathbun
Levi N
Blydenburgh
Jury Rules Farnham Murder Case Near Portland
The jury found that I. H. Farnham died of a revolver shot by George H. Brainerd, and Brainerd was formally charged with murder. Trial likely set for September. Brainerd was examined by Dr. Quinby and Dr. Channing for the state as Farnham’s investigation closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
I. H. Farnham
Perry
Mr. Farnham
George H. Brainerd
Lane
Edsworth
Gresemosth
Quinby
Asylum
Worcester
Channing
Brookline
Brainerd
Stortis Counsel Move
The Hon. William M. Stockbridge joined Luigi Storti's counsel and condemned murderer Stockbridge was with Chief Justice Oliver Werdell Holmes as plans to halt Storti's execution were outlined. Stockbridge expected to test the constitutionality of the electrocution act by Wednesday. Lawyer Rowley reportedly to file a writ of error in the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Stockbridge
Luigi Storti
Soe
Oliver Werdell
Holmes
Storti
Sunday Post
Stockbridge
Rowley
Doogue's Trees Arrive For Arbor Day Distribution
Three carloads of trees arrive from Rochester with more expected from Philadelphia. None will be given away until all varieties arrive. Between 1000 and 1800 trees will be distributed through the Roxburgh Club, with remaining trees go to city greenhouses for direct distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Philadelphia
Roxburgh Club
City
Tablet Marks Village Smith In Cambridge Landmark
A stone tablet on Brattle street near Story street Old Cambridge marks where the Chestnut tree and Smith shop of Longfellow era stood. The tablet sits on the sidewalk close to the S B Withy estate boundary fence drawing opposition from Withy descendants who call it plain and ugly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Brattle Street
Story Street
Old Cambridge
Longfellow
S. B. Withy
Excavation Work Resumes in East Boston Tunnel
Work in the East Boston tunnel to resume by tomorrow with permanent tracks to replace temporary ones. Carpenters have installed stronger staging and brick bulkheads. three air locks are expected to be operational by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Boston
Largest Apple Orchard Planned On Morrill Farm In Kansas
A force of 100 men began planting 27 06 apple trees today on ex Governor Morrill's southern Leavenworth county farm. When complete 64 000 trees will form the world’s largest distinctive apple orchard on 880 acres begun three years ago with horticulturist Francis Goble. Construction and capital are provided by Morrill with Goble sharing profits for about fifteen years before Morrill takes all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Morrill
Leavenworth County
United States
Francis Goble
Me. Gobb Oe
Cater Morrill
Brookline School Field Day Planned for May Second
Brookline pupils from all schools will hold an annual field day on May 2 with exact date to be decided. Activities occur at the Cypress street playground with boys from the High School in the forenoon and grammar and primary students in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Cypress Street
Lewiston Woman Arraigned on Manslaughter Charge
Kate Sullivan of Lewiston was arraigned in Lewiston Municipal Court on a manslaughter charge in the death of Joseph McBride. The State alleges Sullivan pushed the intoxicated man from a doorway, causing a fatal fall. She pleaded not guilty and posted $200 bail for a hearing Saturday May 4 at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston. Me
Kate Sullivan
Lewiston
Joseph McPride Aday
Sullivan
McBride
Nap
Pg aSlivan
Grunty
Furpishaa
Carmie
Baptists Vote to Buy Land for Union Building
About 100 members of the Baptist Social Union met at Tremont Temple to decide on purchasing properties at 11, 13, 15 and 11 Ashburton place and 102 Bowdoin street to fulfill Article 11 of the Ford will. The union would receive 250,000 dollars upon becoming a corporation to erect a permanent home, with purchase set not to exceed 22 dollars per linear foot. Trustees named to arrange the purchase include Henry W. Peabody, William H. Breed, Stephen Green, Charles C. Barry, John Carr, and Samuel W. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Social Union
Lorimer Halls
Tremont Temple
Ashburton Place
Bowdoin Street
Maniel Sharpe Ford
Union
Ashburton Plate
Henry W. Peabody
First
Salem
William H. Breed
Clarendon Street
Boston
Stephen Green
Newton Church
Charles C. Barry
Melrose
John Carr
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Samuel W. Brown
Refusals Narrow the Field for Penal Institutions Post
Dr William A Morrison of East Boston declined the offer to be penal institutions commissioner after the death of his brother Peter Morrison. George N Swallow also refused the post after learning of the vacancy. The Mayor, facing the delay, had not yet named a successor to the $500 a year, three year term post outside civil service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Morrison
East
Boston
Penal Institutions
Peter Morrison
Morrison
George N. Swallow
Swallow
Civil
City Hall
30 Day Pacific Coast Tour Offered by Pennsylvania Railroad
Under the Pennsylvania railroad system a 30 day escorted tour departs New York July 8 by a special Pullman train to San Francisco with stops in Chicago Omaha Denver Colorado Springs Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City and more. It includes sightseeing, day trips, two persons per double berth, meals, and a price of 18850 for the full trip with options to visit Yellowstone and the Pan American Exposition. reservations urged through D N Bell Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Limited
New York
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Omaha
Denver
Colorado Springs
Glenwood Springs
Rocky Mountains
Royal
Los Angeles
San Jose
Portland
Canadian Pacific Railway
British Columbia
Banff Hot Springs
St. Paul
Yellowstone Park
D. N. Bell
Washington Street
Boston
Death by own action on ship off Nobska
Captain Crowley of the self masted popes George W. Wells arrived from Newport News and detailed the death of Engineer William Mattson who, while the vessel lay at anchor off Nobska on April 18, shot himself and then jumped overboard. Crowley said no crew witnesses aside from the dinner period. Mattson, a Finland native, unmarried, had lately been aboard due to a badly injured finger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Crowley
George W. Wells
Newport News
William Mattson
Nobska
Mattson
Finland
Widener Sees Improved Condition After Coach Accident
Reports from Hahneman Hospital say Joseph E. Widener, injured when a tally-ho coach overturned Saturday, is much improved and has good recovery prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widener
Philadelphia
Hahneman Hospital
Joseph E. Widener
Carlyle's Death Attributed To Rupture Historian's End
Dr W R Rice an authority on rupture says many know little of rupture's fatal risk and argues cure is simple without surgery or pain. Rice has an office at 489 Broadway Boston to help ruptured individuals and will mail a home cure description from his Maine Avenue address for those who cannot visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
Boston
Broadway
G&o
Rice
Maine Ave
Adams
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Boston Residents
A Wakefield resident, N. McNicol of 18 Lawrence Street, testifies that three years of kidney and back pain were cured after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He notes improved general health and urges purchase from all dealers. Utica price 30 cents a box with Lipster-Milburn Co. as sole U. S. agents for Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Boston
Mr. N. McNicol
Butler
A. R
Lawrence Street
Wakefield
Llpster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
U. S
Dean’s
Contested License Hearings Over Atwood House
The Police Board heard arguments on the license for A. Wood's Hasnath house at 19 Port Street. Three applications from different interests were presented. Counsel for the nephew Richard A. Atwood and others, for the widow, and for the estate's administrator outlined petitions after traveling to Maine and forming a company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollice Board
Wit Eeerning
Lcéense
A.wood
Poort Noe
S. K. Hamilton
Richard A. Atwood
Ounsel E. O. Goading
Sherman Whipple
George W. Estabrook
Maine
Atwood Liquor License Case Heard by Police Board
The Atwood Company seeks a liquor license for a new business with capital of 25000 and Mrs Atwood the widow also applies. Henry E Halberg, once a boyhood worker for the deceased, is an applicant. Counsel disputes claim that Halberg’s name on the present license is for facilitating affairs after Atwood’s death. The board took the case under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwood Company
Police Board
Atwood
Henry E. Halberg
BE. B. Callender
Halberg
Mr. Atwood
Ake
Commarkeers
Henry F. Halberg
Frank Atwood
Mrs. Atwood
Pay Your Tax or Go to Jail City Collector Warns Delinquents
City Collector Guild escalates tax collection with 1000 warrants to be served by deputies. Twelve warrants issued. several delinquents paid when served. Guild defends strict enforcement against former friends, noting back taxes fund the city, while liquor licenses may be affected by unpaid taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
Reynolds House
Olicn Commission
Chinese Badly Punished Near the Great Wall
Field Marshal von Waldersée reports from Berlin on engagements near the great wall. Muelmann's battalion struck the Chinese left flank three miles east of the wall, surprising the enemy who fled to Ku-Kwan. Sixteen modern quick-firers and several older guns were captured. Walmenich and Muelmann faced 7000 Chinese, and the return march began April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
von Waldersée
Great Wall
Muelmann
Ku-Kwan
Walmenich
President signs Pruden into major and paymaster post
April 29 report notes the President signed the commission of Mr. Pruden one of his assistant secretaries as a major and pay master, one of the final White House acts before a Pacific coast tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Pacific Coast
Pruden
Delays in 1000-foot Ship Channel Blasting and Dredging
Progress shows 125 of 2446 cubic yards remain to drill as blasting and dredging proceed between Governor's Island and Castle Island. Weather and rough seas delayed opening, extending the eight month limit. contractor Charles W. Johnston blames government officials for public notice of extensions and late start on Aug 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor's Island
Castle Island
Charles W. Johnston
United States
Weather Looks Best Yearly With Ideal Conditions
The report describes exceptionally favorable weather for the year, noting optimal conditions for outdoor work. It highlights a well-equipped operation with three first class drills and experienced, competent workmen ready to perform thoroughly satisfactory tasks.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Clean Blood Purity
Advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal blood purifier curing pimples eruptions tiredness and nervous prostration. It claims to cleanse impure blood and restore health starting today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Its Remedy
An era advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as America s greatest medicine and urges readers to choose Hood's for ailment relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hood
Boston Bill Restricts Supplemental Assessments in City
The Massachusetts House passed a bill to limit Boston’s supplementary poll tax assessments to August 20 with six days of office hours and three evenings weekly. The measure drew heated debate with Republicans from Boston and outside city limits, and a dispute over timing and voter registration. The bill, amended to post lists of assessed voters and to take effect upon passage, passed 117 to 49 and now goes to engrossment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Saunders
Megers
Dean
Brookline
Adams
Melrose
Schofield
Maiden
Turtle
Pittsfield
McNary
Cheney
Lowell
Collins
Edgartown
Creeley
Downs
Dowse
Malden
Fall
Foster
Somerville
Hunt
Weymouth
MacCord
New Bedford
Nightingale
Fall River
Odlin
Lynn
Emerson
Carey
MacCartney
Adam
P. A Collins
Mr. Saunders
Harrington
MacNary
Donahue
Bradley
Yeas
Nays
Anna Badger
Ey, Ball, Barber
Palers
Ite Sterling
Bartlett
Belcher
Belden
Bemis
Bilow
Peviston
Bradlee
Ton
Breet
Rewer
Ace
Childy
Cook
Davis
Day
Gue Dudley
Bromeu Gardner
Ardner
Fala
Garrett
Goddard
Seward
Gith
Heath
Worcester
Taunton
Hersey
Howard
Howell
Hull
Humamet
Hunter
Enks
Keith
Kimball
Leach
Longleiar Marshall
Kinley
Montague
Moseley
O'Brien
Aye Osgood
Packard
Paige
Parker
Sprin
Pere Parker
Stow
Pearce
Serking
Petting It
Fool
Poor
Radford
Reed
Ite
Ands
Colrain
Btn
Stearns
Waltham
Stearng
Lowval
Taft
Tre Torr Svar
Warner
Waterhoune
Reecks
Wells
Wildes
Williams
Medford
Attleboro
Butler Withwate
Albee
Clark
Lesiie
Russell
Utler
Barry
Casey
Holyoke
Joe i Seror
Ports A
Wattle
Harring
Imsfo Ey
Gammond
Mansfield
Favor
Newton
Gilpatric
Sheppard
Smith
Frothingham
Preston
Allen
Marion
Peck
Agen
Ickford
Ligworth
Burne
North Itleboro
Moor
Ho Olaies
Ipswich
Iedreny
I. Lieck
Metropolitan affairs and funding bills for park and water work
The House received committee reports on metropolitan affairs including bills to increase by a significant sum the funds for the metropolitan park commissioners for general purposes and an追加 100 000 for Nantasket Beach reservation completion. A water supply measure on petition of Charles A Dean and others seeks Wakefield town admission into the metropolitan water system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Park Commissioners
Nantasket Beach
Charles A Dean
Wakefield
Metropolitan Water
Drunkenness Cure Claim Elicits Personal Testimony
Miss Edith Williams of Waynesville Ohio recounts secretly using a so called Golden Specific to sober her father after fourteen years of drinking. She asserts the remedy, mailed free from Dr Haines Cincinnati, can be added to tea coffee or food and will cure addiction quietly and permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Lynch
Ellis St
San Francisco
Cal
Pr. Haines
Father
Edith
Haines
J. J. W. Haines
Glenn Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lynn Police Court clerk salary bill advances
A district and counties committee recommends passing the bill to set the Lynn Police Court clerk salary at 1500. The measure moves on as part of House consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Westminster Chambers Bill Killed In Senate
The Senate defeated the six foot reduction bill aimed at Westminster Chambers and excusing Woodbury and Leighton from the law, ending the proposal's chances this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Chambers
Westminster
Senate
Woodbury & Leighton
Governor Crane Veto of Police Bill Faces House Debate
The veto on the one day off in twenty seven will be discussed in the House today. Mr. Albee yesterday offered an order seeking the Attorney General's opinion on whether Boston and Fall River police commissioners can grant vacations or time off. The House will act on Albee's order today.
Myers Denies Thayer Statement On Reapportionment Panel
Speaker Myers rejects John R. Thayer claim that the reapportionment committee was not formed in Boston. He says he has not discussed districts with Senator Lodge or any Republican officials. Myers notes the only political input came from a Republican State committee member, leading to the appointment of George H. Garfield of Brockton. the committee meets today at 4 for planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
John R. Thayer
Boston
Thayer
Senator Lodge
Republican State Committee
McNary
Democratic State Committee
George H. Garfield
Brockton
Ing
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Germene
Columbia Remedy & Chemical CO
Lynn, Mags
Nation
Gill
C. L. Buckey
Zabriskie Church Fame
Boeke
Dr. Wilson
Boyston St
Geo. Ormbry
Tremont St
P. EL Potatoes
Chenangoes
Gilmore & CO
Atlantic Ave
Fred’k K. Daggett
Beacon
Meneu
DR. Landis
Irre
Mrs. Rathbow A
Stortis Counsel Move
Doogue
Social Union
State House
U. S. Ford
W. A. Morrison
B. P. M. Atwood’s
H. B. Halberg
Collector Guild
M’nary
Edith Williams
Edith William
Waynesville
Knowlton
Gs Family Dogtior
E. Gas
ACY
Esa
J. Newman & Sons
Allender
Matthew Renter
Gates Street
UB Ay
Henkler Street
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