Hatlinger case heard on conspiracy to extort in Dedham
In Dedham court Joseph J. Hatlinger Marion Hatlinger and Susan A Holt faced a grand jury charge of conspiring to extort money from Mrs Nancy D Gillett over alleged improper relations. Testimony traced aims to obtain a Christian settlement and examined Mrs Holt who described visits and encounters.
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Dedham
Joseph J. Hatlinger
Marion BE. Hatlinger
Susan A. Holt
Bostor
Nancy D. Gillett
Hatlinger
Holt
SKN Music Anservant 2 Performance Prized in Boston
A Boston audience walked out in a body during the SKN Music anservant 2 performance. Attendees cited unclear direction and length as reasons for leaving while organizers defended the show as experimental and ambitious.
Opera row at Boston Theatre ends in unpaid wages dispute
Boston Theatre audience waits as Imperial Opera Company performs with a piano after orchestra refuses to play over unpaid Philadelphia wages. Colonel Mapleson and Eugene Tompkins dispute terms while Napier Lothian and Signor Stultz tell of attempted extortion and insufficient funds. Performances resume with altered plan and partial refunds offered.
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Imperial Opera Company
Boston Theatre
Umberto Giordano
Mapleson
Colonel Mapleson
Boston
Post
New York
Philadelphia
Europe
Union
White
Colonel Mapieson
Eugene Tompkins
Napier Lothian
Boston Theatre Orchestra
Tompkins
Signor Stultz
Signor de Anna
Sijnor de Anna
Mme. Bonaplata-Bau
Maddalena
Andrea Chenier
Mr. Tompkins
Boston’ Theatre
New
London
Academy of Music
Les Huguenots,” This Evening; “Faust,” Friday; ‘‘Lohengrin
Il Trovatore
la Traviata
Ailda
Sharkey Fitzsimmon Bout Ends Round Six
Measurements show Fitzsimmons at 13 1 4 inches, arms 14 inches, calves 12 inches, wrists 11 1 2 inches. Sharkey and Fitzsimmons clash as Bob Sharkey’s San Francisco fans yell while Sharkey lands a hard right and rallies after Tom’s left misses. The ring action ends in the sixth round with clinches and repeated rights.
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Fitzsimmons
Clothing House Assigns to Boston, New York Merchants
Whitten, Burdett & Co., wholesale clothing dealers of Winthrop square, assigned Tuesday to Col Ephraim Stearns of Blake & Stearns Boston F IL Warner of New York agent for William Skinner Silk Co and Charles Allen president of the National Central Bank of Boston. Backward season and hard times blamed for their downfall. A creditor statement is expected in a few days.
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Whitten, Burdett & Co
Winthrop Square
Ephraim Stearns
Blake & Stearns
Boston
Warner
New York
William Skinner Silk Company
Charles Allen
National Central Bank of Boston
Ex mayor Matthews notes illness not alarming
Ex mayor Matthews stated his illness is not alarming though he has not fully recovered. He told a Postman he expects to be all right in a day or two and will stay indoors and rest until then.
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Matthews
Retail Clothing Salesmen Elect Officers in Boston
The Boston Retail Clothing Salesmen's Genefit Association elected M. A. Dowling as president and George W. Cutter as vice president. Trustees named were George H. Stevens A. K. Moore J. C. Gold and W. A. Grinnell. S. Bearse became treasurer George W. Pond recording secretary and J. W. Cousins financial secretary. The group planned its annual ball amid strong financials and many new membership offers.
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Boston Retail Clothing Salesmen’s Genefit Association
M. A. Dowling
Continental Clothing House
George W. Cutter
George H. Stevens
A. K. Moore
J. C., Gold
S. Bearse
George W. Pond
J. W. Cousins
Boston Wringer and Carpet Sweeper Company Ad
The American Wringer Company offers wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers with repairs delivered free of charge. Write or telephone Tremont 764 for Boston inquiries.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Boston
Bissell
Tremont
Sharkey Wins in Crowd Normality at Grand Hall
The event drew at least 15,000 spectators as Lon Agnew and Fred Muller headlined a ten round lightweight bout. Sharkey dominated rounds with active offense while Fitz maintained calm, delivering a sharp hook that knocked Sailor Tom to the canvas as the gong ended the round. Police lined ringside and crowd control kept order.
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Lon Agnew
Chicago
Fred Muller
San Francisco
Lightweighter
Agnew
SHARKEY AS A KNOCKER-OUT
Sharkey fought and defeated multiple heavyweights across California in 1894 including Burley Tate and Nendeheans. He beat Jim Williams and drew with Jim Corbett in a San Francisco bout. He knocked out Bob Fitzsimmons in eight rounds on a foul to win the championship.
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Jack Langley
British Marine
Sea April
Tors Bb Nendeheans
Thompson
Honolulu
British Negess
TidtioWilu
Nick Burley
George Washington
Billy Tate
American Marine
Brown
Valero
Cal
Nick Mulvihill
San Francisco
Sharkey
Jobe Choynski
Choyn
Sailor Outpaces Boxer in Tense Ring Exchange
The scene unfolds as Fitz and Sharkey face off with gloves inspected and a ladder near the ring. Fitz presses forward while the sailor studies his foe. Tom lands a left to the shoulder, a red mark appears, and a harsh reply jolts him as the gong ends the round.
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Seoming
Fitz
Sharkey
Tom
Rotten
Earp
Tam
Arizona gunfighter Earp in contentious boxing match vivid crowd scenes
A chaotic bout between Wyatt Earp and Sharkey unfolds amid police ringside and public pressure. Refereeing turmoil, audience chosen official, and brutal exchanges mark rounds with injuries and crowd protests shaping the disputed fight.
Fitzsimmons Beats Sharkey in Controversial No decision
In a brutal eight round bout Bob Fitzsimmons lands a series of hard lefts and rights while Sharkey bleeds from contact as Earp remains blinded. The crowd rages at a foul controversy with Sharkey awarded the decision amid cries of robbery.
Worcester Letter Highlights A P A Claim In Waltham Mayor Race
In Waltham on December 2, Alfred Worcester the defeated independent Democratic candidate sent a public letter to Mayor-elect Charles Bond. Worcester congratulates Bond and denies Bond was an A P A candidate. The letter notes Worcester’s campaign posters accused Bond of A P A ties and Worcester’s opposition was linked to that claim.
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Dr. Worcester
Charles P. Bond
Bond
Alfred Worcester
Mr. Bond
Worcester
Father Brosnahan
Judge Smith
Funeral for Everett fireman to be largest ever seen
The funeral for Boardman L. Dennett, the Everett fire department engineer killed on Tuesday, is planned for tomorrow afternoon at the Congregational Church. A large parade will follow, with the Grand Army post James A. Perkins 156, the Everett Lodge of Odd Fellows, the Everett Fireman's Association and the city’s active firefighters participating.
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Boardman L. Dennett
Everett
Congregational Church
Grand Army Post
James A. Perkins
Everett Lodge of Odd Fellows
Everett Fireman's Association
Relief in Six Hours by New Great South American Kidnocure
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the New Great South American Kidnocure. The remedy relieves pain in bladder kidneys and back and eases retention of water. Sold wholesale by druggists in Boston.
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Boston
Weather Alert From Nantucket To Virginia Coast
The storm signals were shown from Nantucket to Hatteras with the center near Virginia last night. Dangerous gales are expected along the New England coast today and mariners are advised to remain in port. Boston will stay cloudy with a slight rise in temperature and a wind chill making it feel colder. Temperatures ranged from 37 to 22 degrees above zero yesterday with a brief warm spell in the morning.
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Ulster
Postoffice
Nantucket
Hatteras
Virginia
New England
Boston
Urgent Flood Devastation Hits Chippewa Falls Wisconsin
Water levels rise rapidly as the Chippewa Falls area faces widespread destruction. Nearly a million dollars in losses reported with fifty business structures abandoned. Dynamite arrives to break jams while the Wisconsin Central depot floods. Durand sees relief as the river subsides elsewhere.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Spring Street
Turiuit
Wisconsin Central
Durand
Snowstorm Delays Trains Across Virginia Regions
A heavy snowstorm blankets Virginia from Richmond to Suffolk with five to seven inches on the ground. The weather halts travel as drifts pile up and trains suffer delays across several lines.
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Richmond
Virginia
Suffolk
Raleigh First Snow Sparks Blizzard Across City
A major snowstorm began at 10 am in Raleigh North Carolina and rapidly intensified. An inch fell in the first hour and a half as seven inches piled up by afternoon with more forecast. Street cars halted and officials warned of worsening conditions in the season’s first blizzard in years.
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Raleigh
N. C
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