Congress Breaks Up Session In Doxology Scented Drama
Washington Aug 5 The House adjourned a tame session after resuming in committee of the whole on the Durborow World Columbian Exposition bill The substitute offering silver coinage was defeated and the Durborow bill passed 131 to 83 with a list of Yeas and Nays including Andrew Atkinson and Durborow against a long opposing roster led by Alexander Bacon and Breckinridge The report closed with continued debate on the Fourth Page.
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Stock Sale At 622 Washington Street Corner Essex
We have taken stock. Come here Saturday to buy small lots at three quarters odd lots at two thirds and broken lots at half June prices. It will pay you to take a look there may be something you want. 622 Washington Street corner Essex.
Cable House Mystery at Salisbury Beach
Aug 5 report says physicians and officials still find no new lead in the Salisbury Beach Cable House poisoning case. Landlord Montgomery denies house culpability and ridicules murder motive. Arsenic theory in milk under examination. Medical Examiner Snow awaiting Harvard Professor Hill input. no arrests or definite suspicions yet.
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Brighton cattleman gored by bull aboard steamer Palestine
James Ring aged 45 of Oakland Street Brighton narrowly escaped death after a bull charged him while penning cattle on board the steamer Palestine. He jumped under a head board feet first. horns opened flesh to the bone above the right eye. Fireman restrained the bull. Ring was taken to City Hospital with the horns still protruding. He alleges coworkers offered no help, blaming cowardice or heartlessness. recovery is doubtful.
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Stevenson Tours Frankfort in Political Visit
The Hon Adlai Stevenson J S Bowing and a legislative committee with Louisville citizens traveled to Frankfort. They arrived around 11 and at 12 30 the joint session and House of Representatives assembled. Stevenson was introduced by Governor Brown and spoke about his old Kentucky home and the welcome before turning to politics.
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Trampled Boy Sent to Hospital After Beverly Accident
Harry Pierce aged 14 riding for American Express jumped from a team near a grocery wagon driven by A. H. Davenport. He was trampled and run over, suffering a scalp wound and a skull fracture. He was taken to Weverly Hospital with slight hopes for recovery.
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Lizzie Borden Core Suspect In Poison Plot
The article reports Lizzie Borden as the chief suspect in the murder case. It notes she attempted to buy poison but was refused, an unidentified clerk confirms details, and authorities may arrest today. John Morse, her uncle, is under surveillance as funeral arrangements begin and the weapon search yields nothing. Morse claims Lizzie knows she is suspected but will remain silent.
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Mystery still surrounds Lizzie Borden murder case
Special from staff correspondents in Fout River August 5 describes night crowds outside the Borden residence as police guard Lizzie Borden and John Morse under close surveillance. A druggist identifies Lizzie as a poison buyer. The murdered couple’s belongings are buried and the sofa with blood stains moved for tomorrow's funeral.
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Police tighten trace in the Borden murder case
Arrests appear likely today as police narrow the case. No names given yet. Two roaming merchants were taken yesterday in connection with the crime. George W. Fish, Mrs Borden’s nephew, was barred entry and did not return. A search for the murder weapon continued through the morning in the barn.
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Quote on devotion to work ends terse discussion
A brief remark centered on dedication to work closes a terse exchange. The speaker declines further comment, emphasizing focus on labor over personal or other topics. The line underscores a singular emphasis on professional commitment.
Borden Lawyer Talks Motive Behind Tragedy
Attorney Mr. Jennings, longtime counsel for Andrew J. Borden, stated by telephone to Medical Examiner Dolan that the tragedy appears motiveless so far. Dolan has possession of all personal effects related to the case.
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Lizzie Borden Case Stirs Town With No Arrests Yet
Report notes no arrests on the Borden murders and questions how any entry could occur unseen. The barn yard, well, cellar, Miss Lizzie's room, attic, and other rooms were searched without results as bloody clothes are prepared for probate and an administrator may be appointed after the funeral.
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Daughters of the Bordens Advertise 5000 Reward
Emma J Borden and Lizzie A Borden offer a five thousand dollar reward for arrest and conviction of the person or persons who caused the deaths of Mr Andrew J Borden and his wife. The Fall River Globe received the notice just before noon. Morse notes the sisters wish to speed police action and will spend freely to find the killer.
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Postman Questioned Jennings on Borden Case Theories
A postman visited Mr Jennings on June street this evening and discussed the case and the theories advanced. He asked Jennings if he was familiar with Mrs Borden's affairs, and the exchange continued.
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Bohemian Beer Lager Brewed in Boston Exports
A promotional note lauds Bohemian Beer as a uniform strength and delicious flavor bottled at the brewery for export. It proclaims no lager surpasses the Boston brew and invites familiarity with the quality.
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