Noted New York Judge Hilton Dies at 68 in Saratoga
Ex Judge Bin Hilton, longtime New York figure and Alexander T. Stewart's counsel, died at 6:30 PM at Woodlawn Park Saratoga after a long illness. Funeral at Saratoga Sunday. remains to Greenwood Cemetery. Hilton, a prominent Ark City figure, purchased Woodlawn Park in 1927 with investments over half a million dollars.
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N. Y
bin Hilton
New York
Woodlawn Park
A.B. Hilton
Horace Russell
Ratoga
Greenwood Cemetery
Judge Hilton
Two Women Claim Kilroy Husband in Love and Larceny Tale
Lawrence report details Matthew J Doyle, who left Mary Dolan and fourteen years of cohabitation with Nellie Devlin to wed a younger girl, and was arrested with his bride on lewd cohabitation charges after a staged wedding reception fallout.
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Lawrence
Matthew J. Doyle
Neifle Dolan
Yle
Doyle
Boston
Aigin Ed Devlin
Merja
Nellie Doleh
Spere
St. Joseph's Church
Canadian Boat Beats Genesee In Triangular Race
Beaver leads from the start in a 21 mile triangular course as Genesee trails windward. The race ends with the Yankee boat victorious amid loud cheers and a 10 minute gap at the finish.
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Beaver
Genese
Génesee
Toy
Doyle Marries Ellen V in Lawrence Despite Arrest
Matthew J Doyle, arrested in Lawrence last evening, wed Ellen V Dolan at St. Joseph's Church via Rev. Joseph Coppinger on Aug 15. They plan to reside at 6 Chambers Street. Paull Fes denied any Doyle residence at that address recently.
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Matthew J.doyle
Lawrence
Kilroy Facing Bigamy Charge After Hospital Scene
An incident at Massachusetts General Hospital led to an alleged bigamy accusation against Michael Kilroy, a contractor’s employee from Groveland. He has lived with a woman described as wife in name only for four years, while another woman claimed to be his legitimate partner and mother of a child. The case unfolds with disputed paternity and family conflict as details continue to page three.
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Kelleher
Doyle
Leity
Matthew
Keleher
Brighton Seainary
James Dorman
An Panemothy
Anrather
Ecorn
Massachusetts General Hospital
Gomerville
Michael Kilroy
Kilroy
Bey
Boy Fatally Hurt by Elevator in London Harness Store
A 10 year old boy named Moses Ron of 71 Lowell Street was killed by an elevator at the London Harness Agency store on Sum Street. The incident occurred yesterday and local authorities are investigating the cause.
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Lowell Street
London Harness Agency
Xeai
Tragedy in Conn as three killed in shooting
A chaotic incident in Connecticut ends in triple deaths after a shooting before 10 30 tonight involving German baker Trenkaus his wife and his brother The killer fled and a resident was wounded as police and witnesses describe the rapid events at Rail Street location remains under investigation.
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Trenkaus
Benet
Trenye
Mississippi Democratic Ticket Unfolds at State Convention
MISSISSIPPI Aug 34 The Democratic State convention completed the full ticket as planned with expected names and placements announced, signaling unity and ready campaign slate for the upcoming statewide race.
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Miss
Incomplete OCR Leads to Unclear Historical Remark
Fragmentary text references a Bechuanaland context and persons named Dan Petrus Vilgoen with a magistrate, but the garbled OCR makes the event and location uncertain and unreadable. No clear date or outcome is discernible from the fragments available.
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Aus
Pee Bisuluweyo
Petrus Vilgoen
Upam
Bechuanaland
Romiian
Proposed Plan Sparks Democratic Tension Over Delegates
A protest argues that a snap district convention would strip Democratic voters of home rule by creating a machine driven programme. The speaker contends the state committee action undermines local control and vows no personal gain in the protest against Bryan delegation tactics.
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Penienat
City Leaders Protest Plan for National Delegates
A prominent city Democrat joins a protest over a state committee snap convention for national delegates. He cites district rights, condemns ostracism of Mayor Quincy, and urges submitting the plan to William J. Bryan for his decision before action.
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William.j. Bryan
City Democracy
Ore
Mia 1
Williams” State Committee
Thayer
Fitzgerald
State Committee
Massachusetts
Quincy
I.t
Naphen
William J. Bryan
Mayor Quincys Protest Calls for Democratic Unity
The mayor declares reluctance to take a public position amid Democratic party debates. He states he will protest the pre election delegate action while avoiding organizing opposition and emphasizes no personal stake in the convention outcome. He opposes Republican doctrines and aims for broad voter support without targeting a specific candidate.
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Pee Tappeer
Democrat Party
State Committee Podgrates
Fecwlor
Semebahtian Te de Credi
Brian Poleasten
Walle
War Department announces Massachusetts volunteer officers
The War Department lists Massachusetts appointments to the volunteer army. Captain Linnwood B. Hanson, late captain Fifth Massachusetts. First lieutenants Charles F. Hanson, Michael B. Morris, Harry T. Gray, Fred W. Stopford, and Harry F. Packard. Second lieutenants Edward D. Powers, Henry B. Thayer, with prior ranks noted.
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War Department
Massachusetts
Linnwood BH. Hanson
Michael B. Morris
Harry T. Gray
Fred W. Stopford
Highth Massachusetts
P. Frank Packard
Massachusetts Heavy Arcrtillery
Edward D. Powers
Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Henry B. Thayer
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