Jealous husband shoots wife’s friend in jealous rage
John D. Mutch 44 of this city lies jailed after shooting James Oakes 31 at Oak and Emerson. Oakes dies at Hale Hospital. Mutch surrenders at the station and faces a murder charge. autopsy and preliminary hearing scheduled. Mrs Mutch remained elusive then gave a brief account. Rufus P. Tapley to defend, DA Scott Peters to prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beretta
John D. Mutch
James Oakes
Oak and
Emerson Streets
Mutch
Emerson and
Oak Streets
Oakes
Hale Hospital
Oak Street
Pleasant
Fleet Street
Rufus P. Tapley
Scott Peters
Commonwealth
Smallpox cases rise with twelve new infections reported
A dozen new smallpox cases are recorded for the hours ending 9 o clock Tuesday morning. List includes unvaccinated children and adults across Jamaica Plain South Boston Roxbury East Boston Dorchester and city proper trended by ages from 5 to 56 with several vaccinated in infancy. An additional three Sea cases were found by last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoolboy
Prissing Terrace
Jamaica Plain
Dorchester Avenue
South Boston
Chandler Street
City Proper
Seventh Street
Concord Street
Burnett Street
Codman Park
Roxbury
Webster Avenue
East Boston
Cottage Street
Daniels Street
Roxbuury
Malden Street
South End
Sharon Street
List of 20 eligible sergeants from police exam
General Order 799 releases the 20 candidates who qualified from 168 applicants for sergeant positions. Names include Arnold, Barry, Brett, Crowley, Evans, Piggerald, Goodwin, Gustafson, Hutchins, Keaney, King, Lee, Manning, McCarthy, Murphy, Pyney, Quirk, Sargent, Searles, and Sweeney. Exam noted as the stiffest in years. lowest average 7. Sub stations could create eight new sergeant slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Arnold
Henry Barry
Carlton Brett
Michael Crowley
Richard H., Evans
Richard Piggerald
Herbert W. Goodwin
Gustaf Gustafson
Elbridge W. Hutchins
Thomas Keaney
Patrick F. King
Hugh J. Lee
William F. Manning
John D. McCarthy
Dennis F. Murphy
John W. Pyney
Richard F. Quirk
Albert J. Sargent
Charles W. Searles
Daniel J. Sweeney
Yerkes Wins in London Arbitrator Rules Favorable
The Associated Press confirms the arbitrator backed the Yerkes system of electric traction in London. Yerkes also awarded a large contract to the British Westinghouse Company for engines and generators for the generating station. Materials to be sourced from Pittsburgh as Manchester works are not finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Yerkes
Satli
British Westinghouse Company
Pittsburg
Manchester
John W McDonald Dies. Roxbury Street Superintendent
John W McDonald, Roxbury streets superintendent under Mayor Matthews and former Alderman, died at his home 20 Alaska Street at 10 am yesterday after a ten week illness from a paralytic shock. He was about 60, long active in real estate with an office at 9 School Street, and leaves a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. McDonald
Matthews
Alaska Street
Roxbury
McDonald
School Street
Which Mean Which Mean Death Cure for Coughs and Lung Diseases
A historic advertisement proclaims that stomach medicines harm the mucous membranes and that breathing HYOMEI inhalation destroys germs causing coughs bronchitis pneumonia and consumption. It claims quick relief and permanent cures with hourly or daily inhalations and offers a five day trial from The R. T. Booth Co Ithaca NY or mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
R. T. Booth Co
Ithaca
N. Y
Ward 21 caucus fraud case nears end with Newmarch testimony
Defense aims to complete evidence by tomorrow noon as Alfred S. Newmarch and Temple A. Winsloe feature prominently. Testimony places Newmarch at Warren street political headquarters and Brown's house on the Monday evening in question, denying meetings with Joslin or involvement in the alleged scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Newmarch
Temle A. Winsloe
Samuel J. Elder
Joslin
Rogers
LeClair
Winsloe
Warren Street
Mr. Brown
Bower Street
E. C. McAllister
Hart
Sweeney
Judge Stevens
Edward C. McAllister
J. H. McDennough
Edward T. McKnight
Walter C. Brown
Agnes M. Brown
A. Samuel Wingersky
Edward J. Moran
Daniel J. Fitzgerald
Brown
East and West in Tariff War
Washington dec 10 a big tariff fight looms the first eastern western split among protectionists centers on sugar wool hides and lumber Western interests with beet sugar and wool groups unite with national figures to resist Cuban sugar relief while eastern manufacturers fear higher raw material costs and seek to protect export markets and job growth in lumber wool and hides
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Association of Beet Sugar Manufacturers
Roosevelt
Root
Cuba
Wilson
Teo
John W. Springer
Denver
National Live Stock Association
Luender
Philippine tariff bill advances amid committee votes
Washington December 10 The Ways and Means Committee began voting on the Philippine tariff bill with a 3 to 5 defeat for Russell’s 8 percent proposal and for Tawney’s export tax repeal. Payne’s bill text was agreed upon, outlining duties and revenues for the Philippine Islands separate from the U.S. treasury. Democratic members were briefed and organized for tomorrow’s debate, with a final House vote likely next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Russell
Tawney
Philippines
Payne
Philippine Archipelago
United States Philippine Commission
United States
Treasury
Philippine Islands
Portoco
House
New England Members Named to House Committees
Washington Dec 10 Speaker Henderson announced House committees with New England members in key roles. Names include Hill Gillett Foster Naphen Shattuck Lawrence Wadsworth Henry Haskins Hepburn Lovering Cooper Moody Grosvenor Greene Littlefield Powers Fowler Capron Thayer. A speech on the Philippines was given by Galusha Grow. Burke announced Senator Kyle's death and the House adjourned until Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henderson
House
New England
Hill
Illinois
Gillett
Massachusetts
Foster
Vermont
Naphen
Immigration and Naturalization
Shattuck
Ohio
Lawrence
Wadsworth
New York
Henry
Connecticut
Haskins
Hepburn
Iowa
Lovering
Cooper
Wisconsin
Moody
Bay
Littlefield
Maine
Powers
Fowler
New Jersey
Capron
Rhode Island
Thayer
Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Grosvenor
Greene
Philippines
Galusha A. Grow
Pennsylvania
Burke
S. D
Kyle
Friay
Thurston Endorses Peruna Cure for Catarrh in Nation
Senator Thurston of Omaha writes to The Peruna Medicine Co praising Peruna for curing his irritating cough from campaign exertion. The letter accompanies claims that catarrh is a national issue discussed by Congress and Senators, with Peruna presented as a permanent, systemwide cure. Leading statesmen endorse the remedy as scientifically tested and radical in effect, with testimonials available from prominent figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Thurston
Omaha
Nebraska
President McKinley
St. Louis
Philadelphia
McKkinley
St. Louis Exposition
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Washington, D.C
Igor
Jno
M. Thurston
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Peruna
Columbus, C
House appropriations panel names sundry subcommittee members
Washington December 10 The House committee on appropriations met for its first session and Chairman Cannon announced the subcommittee memberships for the major supply bills. Sundry civil Cannon Moody Hemenway McRae Benton. Legislative Bingham Hemenway Littauer Livingston Taylor. District of Columbia McCleary Moody Burkett Benton Pierce. Pensions Barney Van Voorhis Brownlow Bell Taylor. Fortifications Hemenway Littauer Gardner McRae Bell. Deficiencies Cannon Barney Van Voorhis Livingston Pierce. Permanent Appropriations Moody Brownlow Gardner Pierce Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Appropriations
Cannon
Sundhy
Moody
Hemenway McRae
Benton
Bingham
Hemenway
Littauer
Livingston
Taylor
District of Columbia
McCleary
Burkett
Pierce
Barney
van Voorhis
Brownlow
Bell and
Gardner
McRae
Bell
Mor gan bills canal project and other congressional actions
Senator Morgan introduced a bill for the construction of the Nicaraguan Canal with an aggregate of 180. Senator Martin proposed a memorial bridge over the Potomac at Washington costing 5 million. A bankruptcy law repeal bill was introduced by Mr. Clay. Ryan introduced a State Department authorization to expend needed funds to secure Miss Stone's release. Shattuck urged alien anarchist deportation and Wilcox sought retirement of Hawaiian silver coinage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morgan
Martin
Potomac River
Senate
Clay
Ryan
New York
State Department
Miss Stone
Mr. Shattuck
Ohio
Mr. Wilcox
Hawaii
Denounce Roosevelt at anarchist meeting in Civic Hall
At Civic Hall New York Anarchists denounce President Roosevelt. Miss Goldman leads with R Grossman attacking the President’s message calling him a tool of plutocratic criminals and praising assassin Czolgosz. Also includes an advertising note for Chicago & North-Western Ry travel to western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Civic Hall
Mma Goldman
Miss Goldman
R. Grossman
Grossman
Bowery
United Irish League appeals to Irish Americans for help
On the eve of departure, John E Redmond P A McHugh and Thomas ODonnell of the United Irish League urge Americans of Irish birth or ancestry to form United Irish League branches in America to aid the home organization. They call for support, Gaelic studies, and history education for Irish-Americans and their children, citing gains such as 80 Nationalist MPs in Parliament, united Ireland, free electoral franchise, landlord rent controls, and a $15,000,000 annual rent reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
John E. Redmond
P. A. McHugh
Thomas O'Donnell
United Irish League
League
Ireland
America
United Irish League of America
Yand League of America
Washington Detectives Probe Ada Dennis Assault Case
Detectives investigate an attack on Ada Gilbert Dennis, a prominent dress maker, found injured in her room with a fractured skull and other wounds. She is hospitalized at Garfield, and the motive appears unclear as a money-filled pocketbook and bloody handprint are found, with no suspect yet identified. Dennis, about 46, widow of actor Walter Dennis, is a well known city figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ada Gilbert Dennis
Garfield Hospital
New Sleeping Car Service to Chicago From Boston South Station
New sleeping car service leaves South Station Boston at 6 p m and runs through to Buffalo Detroit and Chicago via Boston Albany New York Central and Michigan Central railroads. Promoted as the best quickest safest and only direct double track service from New England to these points. Send for West Bound. A S Hanson G P A
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
South Station
Boston
Buffalo
Detroit
Boston & Albany
New York Central
Michigan Central Railroad
New England
Hanson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joel Goldthwait
Wilton and
Axminster
Turkey
Kirman Ies
Kirman Ic
Eis
Washington ST
Kirman Aan
Sparta
Hindoostan
Fetmery
Joel Golothwait & CO
Muncie
Ind
Martin Venceman
Vienna
Devonshire ST
Veneman
Edward Veneman
Yokohama
Japan
Fred Lowder
Fon
John W. M’donald
Alfred Newmarch
Ward 21
Historic Hall
Washington Street
Presen
William Kimball
Alice
C.C. C
Devising
Island
Porto Rico
Gallinger
Thurston
Statesman
United States Senate
Chatber
Congress
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Montana
Deadwood
Black Hills
California
Oregon
North-Western Line
Bonine Gase
Dennis
Albrecht & Koellner
Ray
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!