Lizzie Borden Indicted for Double Murder in Taunton
Bristol county grand jury returns murder indictment against Lizzie A Borden for the August 1892 stabbing deaths of Abby Durfee Borden and Andrew J Borden in Fall River. Indictment lists two counts with 20 and 10 mortal wounds, plus a separate indictment against an unnamed person. Trial arraignment planned within about two weeks with special court session expected.
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Taunton
Grand Jury
Bristol County
Lizzie A. Borden
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Bristol
Holden
Superior Court
Commonwealth
Lizzie Andrew Borden
Fall River
Abby Duriee Borden
Abby Durfee Borden
Lizzie Borden
Nerely
Andrew Jackson Borden
Abby Durf
Trickey Indicted by Grand Jury at Taunton
Henry G. Trickey was indicted by the Taunton grand jury in a case tied to the Borden fake scandal. The proceeding followed testimony from witnesses linked to the McHenry circle and Deputy Sheriff Brown, with details of Trickey McHenry dealings and prior Globe statements.
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Faun River
Streran
Henry G. Trickey
Taunton
Trickey
Attleboro
Bridget Sullivan
McHenry
John F. Golden
Lizzie Borden
Marshal Hilliard
Brown
Borden
Boston Globe
Trickey Indictment Sparks Wider Bets on Trial Fate
The indictment of Trickey fuels talk of arming motives and possible extradition struggles. Bribe claims target government officials linked to the Borden case as Bridget Sullivan testifies, while McHenry's Providence office and hidden witnesses heighten scrutiny. Debate centers on whether Trickey will be arrested in Massachusetts and brought back amid a looming, high profile legal fight.
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Trickey
Pillsbury
Knowlton
Boston
New York
Massachusetts
Tricker
Lizzie Borden
McHenry Interview Hints at Tampering Suspect
New York December 2 Detective McHenry, returning from Taunton, says future developments may vindicate him in the Borden case. He suggests a second indictment may lead to an arrest and hints at an attempt to tamper with an important government witness, Bridget Sullivan. He notes two telegraphs to him from a bogus Post editor.
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New York
The
Post
McHenry
Taunton
Borden
Lizzie Borden
Bridget Sullivan
Detective McHenry Returns After Taunton Grand Jury
Providence December 2 Special to the Post Detective McHenry came back to New York soon after appearing before Taunton grand jury. His absence was claimed to be unrelated to a local lawsuit, with his counsel insisting he eagerly pursues the suit. Mrs McHenry refused to discuss the grand jury action or her connection to the case.
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Providence
McHenry
New York
Taunton
Death of Mr Gould Triggers Market Rebound
The stock market recovered most losses after an earlier decline, aided by cable dispatches that prepared investors for Mr Gould's death so the news did not surprise traders.
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Gould
MR GOULDS CAREER
Jay Gould rose from poverty in Roxbury New York to become a leading railroad and telegraph magnate. Born May 27 1837 he built wealth through Erie Union Pacific and other stocks totaling over 100 million with control of vast lines and the Western Union Telegraph Company. He lived quietly in New York with a vast Irvington estate and a famed glass greenhouse, devoted to books art flowers and family.
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Jay Gould
Roxbury
Delaware County
New York
Abraham Gould
Jay
New York State
Vermont
Gouldsboro
New York City
Smith, Gould & Martin
Daniel Drew
James Fisk
Erie Railroad
Union Pacific
Kansas & Texas
Texas Pacific
Pacific Mail Company
San Francisco
Union
Central Pacific
Western Union Telegraph Company
Consolidated Elevated Railway
Telegraph
Atlantic Cable
Elevated Railroad
Mr. Gould
Fifth Avenue
Gould
Irvington-on-the-Hudson
America
Atalanta
Memphis
George Gould
Wall Street
Edith Kingdon
Europe
Irvington
Helen Miller Gould
Richest Men Worldwide Steady Climb Noted
An 1890s survey recalls leading fortunes by country and person. It names Donna Isadora Cousino as Chile’s wealth leader, cites the Duke of Westminster as England’s richest, and lists figures such as Rothschilds, Maurice de Hirsch, Princes Torlonia, and other magnates across Europe, Russia, Africa, Australia, and China.
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Donna Isadora Cousino
Chili
Duke of Westminster
England
House of Rothschild
Austria
Baron Maurice de Hirsch
Vienna
Princesse de Arenberg
Paris
France
Duke of Medina
Czar
Russia
South Africa
B. I. Barnato
Kimberley
How Qua
China
James Tyson
Queensland
Australia
The Mileage Law Faces Supreme Court Hearings
Next Tuesday complex constitutional questions arise as railroad companies refuse to comply with the mileage law. They will be heard before Justice Lathrop in the Supreme Court. Attorneys for Old Colony Railroad reply that it is a corporation of this Commonwealth and Rhode Island by concurrent laws. The case likely goes to the full bench to decide the broad legal objections.
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J. H. Benton, Jr
Commonwealth
Rhode Island
Supreme Court
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cured I Have Suffered Years
A personal testimonial praises Hood's Sarsaparilla for long term illness and relief after years of suffering. The author claims significant improvement since using the remedy, framing it as a cure for chronic ailments.
Labor Matters Organizes Maritime Engineers Lodge No 97
The Maritime Engineers' Beneficial Association Lodge No 97 formed in Lusitania Hall to unite licensed engineers nationwide. Officers elected include James W. Normile as president, George B. Deering as vice president, Benjamin Smith as secretary, and George W. Meteall as chaplain.
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Maritime Engineers’ Beneficial Association
Lusitania Hall
James W. Normile
George B. Deering
Benjamin Smith
William Griffin
Owen McAlevey
Orrin Eingreson
Winthrop Barry
George W. Meteall
Boston printers strong labor group led by C P S Dodge
The Boston print ers are the strongest labor organization with Typographical Union No 13 led by President C P S Dodge a well known printer and capable executive. Headquarters are at 724 Washington Street and meetings are held on the second and fourth Sundays of each month.
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Boston
C. P. S. Dodge
The
Post
Washington Stree
Piano Varnishers and Polishers Union Strikes at Ivers & Pond
After a protracted meeting the union declared a strike at Ivers & Pond Piano Company. The firm promised nine hour days, wage raises, reinstatement of discharged workers, and removal of non union workers within ten days, but ten old men returned to work only to find no pay rise or rehiring. The union now has twenty five men out and plans further action.
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Piano Varnishers and Polishers’ Union
Ivers & Pond Piano Company
Ivers & Pond
Shirt Makers Union Plans Boarding House for Working Women
The Shirt Makers Union met at No 1 Poplar Street appointing a committee to collaborate with the Federal Labor Union 5915, A F of La to establish a boarding house for working women on the cooperative plan. The executive committee visited the State Board of Arbitration regarding a wage cut by Weil Dreyfus Co and was assured no reduction this season. Four new members were initiated.
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No.1
Poplar Street
A. F
State Board of Arbitration Reckative
Weil, Dreyfus & Co
Ball committee reports $300 rilized at last night’s ball
Boston Journey men Horseshoers Union No 6 ball committee announced a $300 rilized proceeds at the previous night’s event. The Pioneer Federal Labor Union met in Type Hall naming officers and ratifying an agreement to be sent to the West End Street Railway Company for next year.
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Boston Journeymen Horseshoers’ Union No. 6
Pioneer Federal Labor Union
Type Hall
West End Street Railway Company
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Borden Case
Lizzie
the Grand Jury
Lizzie Jorden
RE. C. Brown
Trickey-McHenry-Globe Borden
Globe
Launton
A. W. Wheeler & CO
M'Henry
MR. and
Mrs. M'Henry
C. A. Hopkins
Gen. Avent
the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Milk ST
Opdyke
Forty-seventh Street
Windsor Hotel
William Waldorf Astor
John D. Rockefeller
Cornelius Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt
John Jacob Astor
Henry M. Flagler
John I. Blair
Leland Stanford
Collis P. Huntington
New England
Joshua Montgomery Sears
Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
John James Magee
Guatemala
Central American
South America
New Orleans
Jose B. Gonzales
Argentine Republic
Gould’s
Wood Carvers' Union
Wells Memorial Building
United States
Board of Aldermen
City of
West End Street
Tremont Street
Old Granary Burying Ground
Sarah Cantine Shrady
Edwin Gould
Hood
Sarah Trexler
Latimer Street
Philadelphia
E. & F. P. Shockley
Pharmacists
East Thompson Street
Penn
Flood
W. P. B. Brooks &C
Hanover ST
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