New Name Brought Into Case In Molineux Trial
New York December 15 The trial of Adam B Molineux for the murder of Mrs Katherine Adams adjourned at 4 pm as handwriting expert J M Kinsley faced a severe cross examination by Weeks Defence. Weeks sought to introduce J Morton Riggs as a possible alternative suspect while Kinsley testified he had earlier linked the poison package address to Molineux. The cross examination aimed to show bias and question the reliability of the handwriting testimony as the session closed with adjournment until Monday morning.
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New York
Adam B. Molineux
Katherine J. Adams
William J. Kinsley
Weeks
Kinsley
J. Morton Riggs
Osborne
Goff
Riggs
Hong Kong
Molineux
David N. Carvalho
New York City
Mr. Kinsley
Hay
C. I
McClusky
Dedham
Seery Brothers
Pratt
John F. Barrett
Drugan
Joe
John
Barrett
Dragan
Pat
Franklin
Higgins
John W. Pratt
Seery House
Twen
Expert Evidence Dominates Seery Brothers Trial Session
Dedham reports show expert medical testimony shaping the Seery brothers matricide case. Prosecutors face vigorous cross examination as Dr Pratt and Dr Harris offer autopsy findings of edema of the brain from heart-related shock.
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Frank A. Harris
Donnelly
Drugan
Dedham
John
Joe
Edward W. Finn
Pratt
Finn
Passing of Josiah Quincy and the sunken fortunes of fame
The Sunday Post teases a revelation about Josiah Quincy the politician and the reemergence of the Quincy name. It hints at social intrigues, hotel escapades, and a rise and fall tale of wealth, fame, and a beautiful woman amid Boston society.
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Raines
Boston
Sybil Sanderson
Sunday Post
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
America
Hart
City Hall
New England
Quincys
Cupid
Fair Reader
The
Nere
Raines Law
Mrs Grace Wins Mexican Mine Ownership Dispute
Syracuse news reports Mary D Grace principal of Tompkins School has won a Mexican court decision giving her ownership of most of the Vacas San Marcos and related mines in Durango valued at about 20 million dollars. She fought years against rival claimants and dispossession orders while saving funds from teaching to pursue the case.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Mary D. Grace
Tompkins School
Vacas
San Marcos
Bismarck
Durango
Mexico
Grace
San Francisco
Diaz
Peabody Approves 16000 for Water Supply Expansion
At a special town meeting in Peabody on December 15 the town voted to appropr iate 16000 to enlarge the water supply from Spring Pond.
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Peabody
Spring Pond
Wanted Fiancée 10 Steal Hinted in New Jersey Case
Lizzie Bailey testifies that Charles Cohn age 20 planned a theft scheme with her to steal from his boss Wolf and Freedman butchers in New Brunswick. The engagement ended when she refused to participate and she says Cohn and companions pursued her to leave town.
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New York
Charlie
Lizzie Bailey
Shard Street
New Brunswick
N. J
Justice Housell
Charles Cohn
Wolf & Freedman, Butchers
Colin
Woman Sues Winchester Arms for 50000 Over Finger Loss
Lillian C Morris of Pittsfield Massachusetts sues Winchester Arms Company of New Haven for 50000 claiming a hand injury from a cartridge shell filling machine will ruin her marriage prospects. She previously played piano socially and met suitors. after Dec 8 accident she cannot play and fears fewer chances. Case before Judge Wheeler of the Superior Court.
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New Haven
Lillian C. Morris
Pittsfield
Mass
Winchester Arms Company
New York Herald
Miss Morris
Winchester Company
Wheeler
Superior Court
Prison Terms For Pickpockets Named Williams And Robinson
Albert Williams and William H. Robinson, described as professional pickpockets, were sentenced to state prison for six to eight years each by Judge Hardy in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday afternoon.
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Albert Williams
William H. Robinson
Hardy
Superior Criminal Court
Iron Production Still Expands Amid High Wages and Jobs
R G Dun and Co reports a paradox of strong production and rising employment with higher wages while stock markets show losses. Iron production grows with November 1 273 560 tons consumed and output up. coat and shoe makers rush deliveries to meet demand. wheat movement slows with modest price changes. cotton exports fall in November. overall business volume climbs 13.1 percent from last year and 449 percent above 1892. Failures total 218 in U S and 96 in Canada.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Boston
United States
Canada
Funeral of William S Fitzgerald Draws Large Attendees
The funeral from St. Joseph's Church Chambers street drew a large crowd of friends. A solemn high mass of requiem was led by Rev Cop pinger with several clergy from the diocese assisting. Notables included Mayor Quincy and many city officials.
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William S. Fitzgerald
St. Joseph’s Church
Chambers Street
Father Coppinger
P. J. Walsh
St. Joseph's Church
B. F. Killilea
St. Stephen’s Church
North End
John A. O’shea
Thomas E. Clifford
Calvary
D. F. O’farrell
Hanover Street
Jeremiah E. Millerick
Wakefield
William Millerick
St. Mary’s Church
Charlestown
John F. Kelly
Star of the Sea
East Boston
Edward.j. Moriarty
Concord
Joseph Gambera
Philip O’donnell
St. Philip's Church
Harrison Avenue
Roxbury
Frederick Fitzgerald
Michael G. Williams
John A. Williams
James Williams
John C. Miller
James Miller
James Olson
Brother
John H. Lee
Streets Wells
John F. Fitzgerald
James T. Fitzgerald
Congressman Naphen
Alderman Brick
William Driscoll
A. Williams
James Fitzgerald
William J. Carlin
Bryan Association
Bunker Hill House
Patrick McCabe
Messrs
Callahan, Lyons and Reardon
T. F. Gorman
Quincy
Redberry Club
Michael A. Brick
John A. Kfelcher
Norrisity
Edward Leary
J. J. Baldwin
James Donovan
Naphen
D. D. Rourke
D. J. Kane
W. J. O’brien
W. F. McClellan
Federal tax rule on illegal liquor sellers upheld
Washington December 16 Commissioner Wilson of the internal revenue bureau reaffirms that persons selling alcoholic liquor in violation of state law must pay the special tax under U S internal revenue laws. The stamp issued to them is a license but does not shield them from state prosecution or sentence.
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Washington
Wilson
Internal Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue
United States
General Trade Quiet as Holiday Demand Boosts Textile Goods
Bradstreet's notes wholesale and manufacturing markets easing slightly while money conditions stay stable. Holiday trade gains drive activity, textiles show strength with heavy cotton goods sales and booked spring business. wages rise for about 195,000 textile workers.
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New York
Bradstreet
Department of Agriculture
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Harles E. Hartman
P.M
Gibbstown, N.Y
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John Seery
Hunter
Wellington
Broad Street
Perry Pictures Co
Tremont Temple
Perry
Perry Pitures
Hofmann
de ON Sasurat
Vane Perry O
Houghton
Friends of William&. Fitzgerald
Halifax
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston Terminal
Dorchester
Dudley Street
Bird Street
Mt. Bowdoin
Harvard Street
Due Dorchester
Beechams Pills
Ufford
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