New Cabinet Named in Italian Government
Rowe reports a new Italian cabinet formed with Giuseppe Zanardelli as President of the council and interior minister, Pietro Vacchelli as treasury and interim finance minister, Calcedonio Inghilterra as justice minister, Alessandro Fortis at public works, General San Marzano as war minister, Francesco Cocca-Ortu in agriculture, Scipione dil Blasio for posts and telegraphs, Oreste Baratieri for affairs, Niccolo Gallo for instruction, and Rear Admiral Carlo Alberto Racchie in the marine portfolio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oreste Baratieri
Niccolo Gallo
Marine
Carlo Alberto Racchie
Thomas Masonic Lodge Dedicates New Palmer Hall
Thomas Masonic Lodge dedicated its new hall in Palmer with dedicatory exercises and installation of officers by grand lodge officials. A 4 30 supper followed in Grand Army Hall and a reception honored Masons, noting the lodge’s long history since 1796 and its temporary charter loss during the anti Masonic period before restoration in Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Thomas Masonic Lodge
Grand Army Hall
Robinson
Thomas
Thomas Lodge
Springfield
Langner Speaks in Own Behalf at Testimony Hearing
Langner testified yesterday in his own defense with a friend Gautefohe and officers present in the witness box. The case centers on allegations scrutinized by the court, with procedural questions discussed by the judge and defense.
Langner Trial Closes Witnesses Speak in Emerson Case
August Langner also known as Karl Kunts testifies as the defense nears closing in the Mary Emerson murder trial. Prominent witnesses including Gautefohr and Rothgen recount alibis and Langner’s actions, while medical and police testimony shapes the case toward a possible verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
August Langner
Karl Kunts
Mary Emerson
Langner
Gautefohr
Jacob Rothgen
Fales
Defendant Langner Testifies in Emerson Murder Case
Eyewitnesses describe the crime scene and a tense night of events. Karl Kyntz, alias August Langner, testifies about his arrival, the missing Miss Emerson, and suspicious dialogue before the murder. Evidence notes a window and front door left open until around 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullen
Commonwealth
Langner
August Langner
Miss Emerson
Emerson
Hoffman
Eewin Drake
West Dedham
Lewis Kelterborn
Karl Kyntz
Omeone
New York
Cajlee
Cassiday Appeal Heard in New Haven Probate Case
Cassiday's appeal from a waterbury estate decision was heard in Superior Court. The retired businessman died January 19, 1891, leaving his entire $40,000 estate to Rev. Paul McAlenny for masses for his soul. Heirs charge incompetency and undue influence by the priest. Noted lawyers include Judge Stoddard and firms Wooster Williams Gager and O'Neill Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Cassiday
Joseph Cassiday
Waterbury
Paul McAlenny
St. Rose
Meriden
Father McAlenny
Stoddard
Gleeson
Wooster
Williams & Gager
Birmingham
O'Neill & Webster
Electric car strikes health wagon in South Boston crash
Motorman 1045 on a South Boston electric car struck a health department wagon driven by Patrick Mc Laughlin at Washington street and Temple place. The wagon horse was knocked down and slightly injured. The car backed into a Dorchester avenue line car, breaking windows and causing damage but no injuries.
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South Boston
Health Department
Patrick McLaughlin
Washington Street
Temple Place
Dorchester Avenue
Straws Show Which Way The Wind Blows
A reader reports tallying newspaper readers in an Egleston square car, finding twelve reading the Post, two the Globe, and two the Journal, to illustrate how straw gauge public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Egleston Square
The
the Globe
the Journal
W. L. Lowell
Gas incident at street corner ends with hospital visit
At the corner of Washinton street and Willard place yesterday afternoon, William Hanscom 36 of 119 Tremont street employed by Brookline Gas Company was overcome by escaping gas and nearly asphyxiated. He was taken to City Hospital.
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Washinton Street
Willard Place
William Hanscom
Tremont Street
Brookline Gas Company
City Hospital
Professor Adams Denied Bid to Undo Divorce Decree
Lawyers for C R Adams sought to vacate the divorce nisi and rescind a non absolute decree from Judge Fessen. Judge Dunbar denied both requests. Adams, now remarried, faces an unresolved status as to whether he has one wife, two wives, or none, with the court unable to resolve the legal predicament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Adams
Dunbar
Aisi
Nina
Fessenden
Adame
Nisi
Settlement in Laura A. Jefferson will case reached by compromise
The dispute over Miss Laura A. Jefferson's will, following her July kerosene suicide on Atlantic Avenue, has been settled. Under the agreement the parents receive just over half the estate, with the rest inherited by other beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura A. Jefferson
Atlantic Avenue
Governor Russell Receives Clemency Plea From Boston Figure
A respected Boston citizen sent Governor Russell a letter urging clemency for police officer Richard A. Friel. The writer concedes the crime was grave and the punishment just but argues clemency would not be misplaced in this case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Boston
Richard A. Friel
Hirschberg & Co make assignment to two creditors
Hirschberg & Co wholesale boot and shoe dealers at 118 Peary Street assign to Joseph M. Herman of Frank Herman & Co 81 Bedford Street and to William F. Hawley of Stowe Bills Hawley 10 High Street. Mobility about 160000 with nominal assets about the same.
Paine's Furniture Sale Draws Women In Thirty Day Rush
A coming event invites every woman reader to Paine's furniture ware rooms within the next thirty days. The lure is a new toilet at low cost, a sale praised in another column and expected to attract households seeking value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Roche Resigns as Metropolitan Ark Commissioner
James Jeffrey Roche sent resignation to Governor Russell this morning. He is appointed to the park commission starting July 1 and was unanimously approved by the council. His actions came as a surprise to many, not among his intimate friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jeffrey Roche
Russell
Roghe
Park Commission
Corwin Delays to Convey Hawaiian News to Willis
The revenue cutter Corwin departed at 11:30 p.m. from San Francisco carrying a State Department envoy to Washington for Minister Willis with messages and documents on the Hawaiian question. Willis urged patience, saying no change is imminent and law and order will be preserved as the Hawaiian situation remains in abeyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carliste
San Francisco
United States Revenue
Corwin
Honolulu
State Department
United States
Willis
Mr. Willis
Blount
Port Townsend
Wash
Barkentine Klickitat
Alameda
Evening Star
United States Men of War
Philadelphia
Adams
Queen's Advocate
Biount
Lickitat
Seamen's Union to Be Heard by Police Board
The Police Board will hear the Bea mene Union committee about complaints against police members. The hearing is set for tomorrow at 10.00 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seamens' Union
Board of Police
Beamene Union
Tom Wat
President sends repeated federal nominations to Senate
The President re submits William B Hornblower of New York for Supreme Court justice to fill Blatchford’s seat. Benjamin Lenthier of Lowell is named consul at Sherbrooke with pending confirmation. Additional posts include John B Riley, W H Clay Armstrong Jr, Newton B Ashby, Marcellus L Davis, Frank W Roberts. Recess appointments list includes Frank H Dabr ney John R Procter William A Poucher and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wiliam
Hornblower
New York
Supreme Court
Pee Place
Blatchford
Benjamin Lenthier
Lowell
Sherbrooke
Que
Lodge
Senate
Lenthier
John B. Riley
United States
Ottawa
Can
W. H. Clay Armstrong, Jr
Alabama
Grenoble
France
Newton B. Ashby
Iowa
Dublin
Irc
Marcellus L. Davis
Arkansas
Merida
Spain
Frank W. Roberts
Maine
Barcelona
Frank H. Dabrney
Louisiana
International Boundary Commission
Mexico
John R. Procter
Kentucky
William A. Poucher
Army
Coughlin Jury Secured as Trial Opens
In Chicago on December 5 a jury was finally secured for the Coughlin trial. Judge Wing for the defense indicated he would move to strike references to Mrs. Andrew Foy from the prosecution’s opening if she cannot testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Coughlin
Wing
Andrew Foy
Murphy in Canada reported after Salem disappearance
Police confirm details of Clarence Murphy's departure from Salem and believed north bound express carried him to Canada by midnight. Authorities will pursue Murphy in Canada to bring him back to Salem for charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Lowell
Clarence Murphy
Canada
John Morley Ordered to Leave London for Rest
The Daily News reports that John Morley chief secretary for Ireland has been ordered by his physician to leave London and rest in a different climate due to overwork. Professor Bryce will take Morleys parliamentary duties during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily News
John Morley
Ireland
Parkhurst Crusade Triggers Major New York Police Transfers
At a Board of Police Commissioners meeting in New York on December 5, thirteen police captains were transferred from their districts. The move is alleged to be the direct result of Dr. Parkhurst's anti vice crusade and its impact on the police department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Police Commissioners
Parkhurst
City Yard Fire Causes Blaze at North Grove Structure
A $150 fire damaged a one and a half story wooden building in the city yard off North Grove street last night at 6:30. Spontaneous combustion is cited as the probable cause by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Grove Street
Boat Capsize in Frische Haff Drowns Five
A fishing boat capsized in the Frische Haff East Prussia today and five persons were drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Frische Haff
East Prussia
New England Gleanings reports loans, thefts, deaths across towns
Police hunt W H Dennis for five to six forged checks in New Haven. Waterbury notes death of O H Bronson, 78, after long illness. Others face fines, thefts, a jail sentence, accidents, drownings, and court terms across Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, and surrounding towns.
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New Haven
W. H. Dennis
O. H. Bronson
Waterbury
Conn
Evan ‘Hoyt
Shelton Methodist Church
Ansonia
Superior Court
Hartford
William Hammersley
W. C. Kelly
Bassett House
Charles Bast
Bridgeport
John P. Bradstreet
Lawrence House of Correction
Horatio Whitney
Shore Mills
Fall River
William Vignicault
Puffer
R. R. Endicott
Broadway
Beverly
Caleb Il. Lovell
Hyde Park
Norfolk
Dedham
Lucy Weston Abell
Rollins Abell
Needham
Mary Nixon
Abby Morton Dias
West Newton
Richard Meade
Middletown
Meade
Elmer Duane Keyes
Rutland
E. D. Keyes & Co
Vermont
Bangor
Vineyard -Havens Harbor
Echooner
B. L. Eaton
Calais
Howard Paul
Kittery
Piscataqua
William Lawrence
Central Street
Leominster
William D .Fernald
Portsmouth
Eliot
George A. Galbarth
B. Hodge
New Hampshire
Livermore Falls
Bright
Massachusetts and
Charles Shepard
Thomas Morgan
Brimfield
Mo ‘S Pond
Shepard
Turner's Falls
Fire devastates Murdock Grate Co building at 144 Boylston
A four story brick blaze at 144 Boylston Street yesterday morning gutted the Murdock Grate Company premises. Fire officials called it the hardest fight in years with extensive damage and losses reported. insured value listed at forty three thousand eight dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock Grate Company
Boylston Street
Phleon
Peneseee
Ie Ie Ion Wean
Water Front News Reports Small Storm Impacts At Sea
Yesterday's easterly storm caused minor damage to two fishing schooners and prompted aid for the Jefferson which grounded at Baker's Island. The John B. McKensie landed 25 000 pounds of mixed fish and outpaced nearby craft. Commodore Dixon's 221 ton Ambassade sailed for Newfoundland. the Arthur W S Woodruff remains a large schooner in the fleet. Work began on John M Forbes's Wild Duck at Atlantic Works with extensive refitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Jones
Boston Tow Boat Company
Jefferson
Baker's Island
Eleanor Wright
Simpson
John B. McKensie
William McDonald
T Wharf
Wishore Fisheries
Dixon
Newfoundland
Bucksport
Arthur W
Farewell Address by Pratap Chunder Mazoomdar
A large Arlington Street Church audience heard Pratap Chunder Mazoomdar deliver a farewell speech. He spoke of his pleasant stay in the United States, shared anecdotes of India, and said his only wish is to visit America again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratap Chunder Mazoomdar
Arlington Street
India
America
Deafness Relief Invention Draws Quincy Crowd At Wales Visit
A large gathering at the Quincy House welcomes H. A. Wales and his deafness relief device. Today marks the final day of his stay in the city, with many more visitors expected to view the invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy House
H. A. Wales
Mr. Wales
Our City
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Novelty Clothing Co
Columbia Theatre
Palmer's New Masonic Hall
Razor
Kaite
Lette
MFG. CO
Heart of Wholegate
Greend Fleet
Gautefohe
Sicians
Hodgdon
Carey
Matthes
Iatter
St. John
Wellesley
Quantefohr
Harris
Joseph Gautefohr
Rothgen
New Brunswick
Eastport
Wiegand
Witness
Kuntz
Cuba
Karl Kuntz
Gertmany
Germany
J. H. Whitney
Massachusetts District Police
Norwalk
New Jersey
Wangner
Arthur A. Carey
New York Force
Whitney
George C.pratt
State Police
Leer
Deata
Emma T. Wieland
Dedham Island
Matthew
Jed
Scott
Professor Adams
Friel
Walter Baker & CO
Rman Sweet Chocolate
New England
Frieze
Ulster
Melrose
Mass
Standard Clothing Co
Gents
King of Fries Ulster
A. Herling
East Middlesex
R.R
Tye
Pearl St
Edward Miler
SCO. Meriden
Prhcey
Washington St
H. White & Co
the American Tool & Machine CO
Oo Deaton Ama Asme
Water Front
G.c.twuisxit
Orb Bion la & Retin
Bevareo Mialor
Ne Chants
Hotby Druggiste
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Refuge Substitutes
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