Blondin Trial Opens Amid Prepped Defense and Jury Day
The Blondin trial proceeds with the defense well prepared by Blondin who spent yesterday drafting questions and organizing evidence. Jurors rested, taking walks under Sheriff Seavey guidance and spending the day in their rooms at the courthouse with meals at Crawford House. The Hon. John H Morrison, Blondin’s counsel, is ready after a temporary illness passed.
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Along the Water Front Arrivals and Atlantic Storms Report
The Cunarder Altonia and the Needles with jute and shellac from Calcutta, plus three fishing vessels, were the only arrivals while the Kingstonian departed for London. The Needles, Capt. Millons, faced a cyclone in the Indian Ocean on Oct 23, then endured a four day storm, altering course to 240 miles southwest to escape the center. The ship, with 58 crew, includes 24 Indian firemen and five Chinamen in the steward’s department. Many ships and steamers are delayed 3–7 days. upcoming liners include Michigan, Merion, Queenstown, Anglian, Cambrian King, and others. Storm King tows new car floats to New York. The Dominion Coal Co. finds markets in Norway, Sweden, Denmark. Oscar N. to load coal for Sweden. Arabic to be the name of a White Star liner. Eastern Steamship Co. inks for a Governor Dingley type vessel. Ransom B. Fuller ready for Portland. United Fruit expanding with Admiral Farragut class ships. a 8-ton propeller wheel cast at Chester for Merchants and Miners. Captain Broomhead now commands the Philadelphia in New York after Merion trip. Landsman section ends.
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Needles
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London
Millons
Ralli Bros
Indian Ocean
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Gulf Stream
Stokehole
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Quincy
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Dominion Coal Company
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Oscar N
Peterson
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Clyde
White Star
Eastern Steamship Company
Harlan & Hollingsworth
Governor Dingley
Portland
India
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Bath
Ransom B. Fuller
United Fruit Company
Jamaica
Admiral Farragut
Chester
Penn
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Howard
Broomhead
Philadelphia
Southampton
Landsman
Year of mysteries marks a cold, unresolved year
The year 1902 closes with numerous unsolved cases and lingering questions. Wilbur Clarke’s disappearance near Beverly remains without trace, the Reading murder of Mary Weingert is still unsolved, and the Arlington painter James Fermoyle case, Mrs. Julia French’s death, and Frank Kane’s July slaying all lack answers. Police suspects in Brighton and Brookline areas also remain at large.
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Wilbur Clarke
Beverly
Mary Weingert
Reading
James Fermoyle
Arlington
East Cambridge
Julia French
Newbury Street
Frank Kane
Cambridge
Jeremiah Clayton
Station 14
Brighton
Brookline Line
Plea for Passionists in Paris Seeks Reconsideration
Ambassador Porter and Sir Edmund Monson have pressed France for a reconsideration of the Passionist Fathers in France. Representations, mainly verbal, focus on the church’s service to Americans at St. Joseph's Church. Final decision is believed to rest with the chamber of deputies.
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Porter
Edmund Monson
France
St. Joseph’s Church
Chamber of Deputies
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