In Molinuex's Hand Address on Poison Package At Issue
New York trial details show prosecution winning key points. Handwriting expert tests links between the defendant Roland B. Molineux and letters including a poison package address. Witness Mamie Mullanda captured to testify amid efforts to prove the same writer.
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New York
Roland. B. Molineux
Katharine J. Adams
Mamie Mullanda
Molineux
Newarks
New Jersey
Suffern
N. Y
Osborne
Weeks
H. C. Barnet
Kinsley
Poisen
Harry Cornish
William J. Kinsley
Mr. Kinsley
H. Cornish
Mr. Weeks
Exhibit A
Taylor Named Governor by Kentucky Election Commission
Kentucky officials announce that returns indicate William S. Taylor the Republican candidate should receive certificates of election along with other ticket nominees. The majority opinion by Ellis and Prior orders issuance. Pointer dissents, urging certificates for the Democrats. Contest proceeds to the Legislature.
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William S. Taylor
Ellis
Prior
Pointer
Indictments for Conspiracy Against Government in Savannah
U S Grand Jury indicts three Atlantic Contracting Co partners John Gaynor B D Greene and E F Gaynor of New York in conspiracy with O M Carter to defraud the government in Savannah River harbor Cumberland Sound works. Alleged theft ranges from one million to two and a half million dollars.
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Savannah
United States Court For the Southern Division of
Georgia
John Gaynor
B. D. Greene
E. F. Gaynor
New York
Copartners
Atlantic Contracting Company
O. M. Carter
Engineers
Army
Messrs
Greene
Gaynor
Carter
Savannah River
Harbor
Cumberland Sound
Bicycle score at 1 o'clock in New York race
Dec 9 The 1 o clock bicycle race scores list Miller Waller 336.7 Maya McEachern 66 P66 Gimm Pierée 936.4 Fischer Chevalier 336.3 Stevens Turville 336 Bab cock Stinson 235 Schmneer Forster 2309.6 Individual leaders Walthour 1212.5 Aronson 1045.1
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New York
Miller-Waller
Maya-McEachern
Gimm-Pierée
Fischer-Chevalier
Stevens-Turville
Babcock-Stinson
Schmneer-Forster
Workingmen's Political League Endorses Baldwin for School Committee
The league asserts its goal to advance workingmen regardless of party and says it submitted three names to both parties. It reports Baldwin was endorsed by the Democratic committee while the Republican committee did not respond. The notice urges Boston workers to vote for a mayoral candidate favorable to labor and to judge who deserves support from the presented facts.
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The
Workingmen’s Political League
Workingmen
Democratic Party
League
Edward CC. Baldwin
League Committee
Republican Committee
Republican Party
Boston
Baldwin
Patriot fervor in Santiago de Cuba marks Maceo anniversary
A meeting at Antonio Maceo Club drew about a thousand colored Cubans criticizing President McKinley’s Cuban policy. Bandero urged patience while fearing annexation. speakers warned Americans and foreigners on the color question shaping insular politics.
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Santiago DE Cuba
Antonio Maceo Club
Maceo
National Party
Cuba
McKinley
Bandero
United States
Eight more reserve officers join Boston force
Eight more reserve officers who passed the examination will be sworn in today at the clerk's office headquarters. The new recruits are W. C. French Division 1 C. M. Tighe Division 2 P. H. Rogers Division 5 Athanasius McGillivray Division 6 W. F. Hutchinson Division 9 Charles A. Culhane Division 15 W. P. O'Brien Division 16 and W. H. Pelton Division 10.
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W. C. French
C. M. Tighe
P. H. Rogers
Athanasius McGillivray
W. F. Hutchinson
Charles A. Culhane
W. P. O’brien
W. H. Pelton
Freshmen Win Annual Play Amid Kidnap Themed Prank
Boston University freshmen in the College of Liberal Arts staged their annual play in Jacob Leeper Hall. Sophomores attempted two kidnappings of lead actor Mervin Vye but failed, drawing a crowd as the "Sci on Parle Francais" performance proceeded amid freshman triumph and sophomore pranks.
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Boston University
College of Liberal Arts
Sophs
Mervin Vye
Jacob Leeper
Scion
Parle Francais
Measra
Merritt
Frank
Mervin Vyeamigees Crane
Merrill
Thomas and Sheperd
Stoughton Woman Burned in Lamp Accident
Mrs. Anna Lynn was seriously burned when a kerosene lamp overturned burning her clothing. She rushed into the street where bystanders and men who came to her aid extinguished the flames, though all her clothes burned off. She is expected to recover. she is the daughter of the matron at the Rider Home for Old People.
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Stoughton
Anna Lynn
Mary
Rs. Lynn
The
Rider Home For
A Unique Calendar of 1900 by Theodore Metcalf Co
The Theodore Metcalf Company issues a distinctive 1900 calendar titled The Land of Flowers. The centerpiece is a finely embossed gilded Japanese scene with lanterns hanging, while each side lantern opens to reveal two months. This calendar showcases new design cleverness.
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Theodore, Metcalf Company
Fatally Burned Grace Keegan Dies at City Hospital
Six year old Grace Keegan of 142 George Street was badly burned yesterday afternoon when her brother Joseph, nine, accidentally set fire to her clothing while lighting a lamp. The family of six boys and one girl lived on the second floor. Grace was taken to City Hospital in a cab and remained in critical condition with a potential relapse.
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Grace Keegan
George Street
City Hospital
Joseph Keegan
Grace
Keegans
Sunday church services across Tremont area
Sunday schedules include Tremont Temple and neighboring churches with Rev H L Morehouse Rev Lori mer and Rev Dr J D Mackle. sermons on Present Opportunities and The Great Problems of Religious Thought. services at Warren Avenue Baptist First Baptist Commonwealth Ave Old South Peoples Temple Berkeley Temple Tremont Street M B Roxbury Presbyterian and Spirit ualist churches with Sunday school Epworth League praise music and special sermons.
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Tremont Temple
H. L. Morehouse
D. D
New York
Lorimer
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Herberts. Johnson
Dean
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
B. D. Hahn
Springfield
Mass
Dr. Hahn
People's Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Bermuda
Isle of Health
L. H. Dorchester
Berkeley Temple
Charles A. Dickinson
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Dickinson
Kennedy
W. H. H. Bryant
James Dunn
Winthrop Street
M. F
George Keene
Tremont Senar
Scott Stedman
Nudium
Hattie C
Webber
Florence White
Willis
Millen
FIRS
Eryson
Juin
George
A. Oler
John Brannid
Canada
Berkeley
Pone
FE. Hagent
Trev Kusick
Lew
Lecu Hall
Martin Lattion
Richard Fuller
Corner Ton Avenue
Bromfield Street
James M. Gray
Hospitaller
Park Square
Rowley
South Congregational Church
Exeter
Newbury Streets
Millet
Russell N. Bellows
William H. Pulsford
Waltham
George A. Burdett
Mies Katharine M. Ricker
Haberslein
Boylston Street
Huntington Avenue
Exeter Street
Church
The Rise and Fall of a New York Cub Reporter
A fledgling journalist tours East Side clubs and riverfront beats learning reporting’s hard truth. He witnesses a calamitous arbi tration debate, a drowning mystery, and a stubborn editor’s verdict that news must be earned through practice, not luck. He discovers journalism is work, not romance, as he trains under veteran editors and sleuths.
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East Side
New York
Colonel Richardson
Linton
Paul Revere Lodge Ball Celebrates Sixth Annual Event
The sixth annual Paul Revere Lodge ball in Charlestown drew 100 couples at Naughan Hall City Square. Floor Director W Chase Davis led the grand march with Miss Annie Gilchrist followed by Frank A Dodge and Miss Mabel Doyle. Arthur N Hale chaired the committee, with Mrs Hale in attendance. Special guests included Lucius Tuttle Inspector Charles Hall and D A Smith Master Mechanic of Boston and Maine.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Naughan Hall
City Square
Charlestown
W. Chase Davis
Annie Gilchrist
Frank A. Dodge
Mabel Doyle
Arthur N. Hale
Hale
Davis
Lucius Tuttle
Charles Hall
D. A. Smith
The
Boston & Maine
Linton's Reporter Path To the City Life
A young man named Linton pursues newspaper work amid Wall Street pressure and urban hustle. He endures snooty clerks and late hours, cherishes the thrill of reporting, and rejects genteel New York expectations as he imagines a life as a satirist or sociologist.
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Wall Street
Union” Pacific
Linton
Park Row
New York
Papa
John
Modder River dispatch from Cape Town report
General Forestier-Walker notes telegraph and rail link to Modder River restored. A battery and infantry attacked Prins Loos force of about 1000 Boers who had damaged the line. 14 wounded reported. Belmont and Naauw Poort troops occupy Arundel. Gatacre area seen with forces at Dordrecht Stormberg Waterfall and Molteno. Methuen reports missing Lieutenant Tristram and four Twelfth Lancers, wounded on patrol.
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London
Forestier- Walker
War Office
Cape Town
Modder River
Mode der
Prins Loos
Belmont
Naauw Poort
Arundel
Gatacre
Dordretcht
Jamestown
Bordrecht
Stormberg
Waterfall
Molteno
Tristram
Twelfth Lancers
Macrum to sail for United States on December 18
Washington dispatch reports Macrum breaking his silence with a cable from Pretoria stating he will sail on the 18th via Naples for the United States after receiving leave of absence approval. J Adelbert Hay will depart Washington tomorrow to replace him in Pretoria.
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Washington
Macrum
State Department
Pretoria
Naples
United States
J. Adelbert Hay
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