Annual Dinner and Officers of the Young Men’s Democratic Club
The Young Men’s Democratic Club of Massachusetts held its annual meeting and dinner at Tremont House. Officers elected include President John C. Crosby and Secretary Robert C. Wiggin. Honorary members named include Grover Cleveland Henry Grady Dr Spalding and Captain Howell.
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Young Men's Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Tremont House
Harvey N. Collison
T. Frank Noonan
Grover Cleveland
Henry W. Grady
Spalding
Captain Howell
Atlanta
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Cleveland
Howell
Boston
John C. Crosby
Pittsfield
Harles
William G. A. Pattee
Quincy
James E. Cotter
Hyde’ Parl
Frederick Temple
James F. Aylward
Cambridge
Josiah Ors
Sigourney Butler
Harles S. Ensign
Watertown
Freeman C. Griswold
Greenfield
Ira C. Hersey
Foxboro
John H
Daniel J. Donovan
Archibald D. Flower
Ashfield
William 3. Follett
Newton
D. W. Haggerty
Norman F. Lesseltine
Melrose
George H. Hixon
Sharon
John ©. Horne
Charles E. Ladd
Springfield
Roswell B. Lawrence
Medford
Thomas Mair
John H. H. McNamee
William Moore
Walpole
Cornelius J. Marrywood
Norfolk
John K. O’brien
New York & New England Railroad
Dedham
Joseph N. Palmer
Roxbury
Edward L. Quigley
W. Prentiss Parker
Henry F. Sears
Beverly
Charles E. Shattuck
Winchester
Smith
Oic
Charlestown
Albert KE. Stetson
Charles Stewart
Franklin
Fletcher Lambert Williams
Newrie D. Winter
Samuel White
W. 8. McNary
Henry W. Swift
Ballot Act League
State Committee
Commonwealth
Faneuil Hall
Dudley Street Opera House
Charles S. Ensien
Thorndyke
Boylston Street
Christmas Desk Sold At Manufacturer's Price
A desk offered at $10 highlights a manufacturer direct sale with price below retail. The ad cites $13.50 as New York’s lowest desk price and promises first quality workmanship, English Oak wood, carved lid, oxidized brass trimmings, pendant handles, and a guaranteed warranty. It notes internal shelves, book racks, a writing surface nearly 30 inches deep,one drawer, and a top shelf.
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Ure
New York
Cronin trial ends with Beggs acquitted and Kunze jailed for three years
The Cronin murder case concludes with John E Beggs acquitted while John Kunze is found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary. Dan Coughlin Patrick O Sullivan and Martin Burke are convicted of murder and receive life terms. The jury is polled and Beggs greets the jurors. Kunze weeps as sentences are read.
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Congress
Senate
House
Census Bureau
Silcott
Cronin
O'Sullivan
Coughlin
Burke
Kunze
Beggs
Curiaco
McConnell
John E. Begus
John Kunze
Dan Coughlin
Patrick O'Sullivan
Martin Burke
Mr. Forrest
Foreman Clarke
Lake View
Longenecker
Him
Schnettler
Forrest
Sam
Chicago
Marler
Ulver
Allison
North
Culver
John Culver
Evanston
Mr. Culver
Camp 20
Htis
P. W. Dunne
Reyes
O’sullivan
London Press Reacts to Cronin Verdict in December
London papers react to the Cronin verdict. The Times calls it satisfactory in a complex case amid alleged corrupt financing. The Standard says the verdict is illogical and reflects weak US criminal justice. The Morning Post hopes public opinion rises on Clan na Gael. The Daily News praises the jury and justice. The Daily Telegraph calls the verdict surprising yet a small mercy.
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Cronin
the Times
Russia
America
The
Morning Post
United States
Clan-na-Gael
Daily News
Daily Telegraph
Sugar swindlers change plea in grand larceny case
New York December 16 Recorder Smyth denied the DA's motion to suspend sentence for the electric sugar swindlers who had pleaded guilty and allowed them to change their plea to not guilty, following the hearing this afternoon.
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Henry W. Grady
New York
Smyth
Passenger and cargo ships arrivals and departures listed
Multiple ships with origin and destination ports dated December 14 to 18 reported at Liverpool London Boston New York Philadelphia Yokohama Rotterdam Genoa and other locations. Vessels include Oceanic Umbria La Bourgogne Sarnia Circassian Prince Werra and Circassian Prince with routes from Liverpool Havre Havana Philadelphia and New York to various European and American ports.
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la Bourgogne
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Serpa Pinto Affair Reports From Mozambique
Lisson Dec 16 reports detail before Serpa Pinto’s Mozambique action. Castellos says Makololo fired on his party near Makololo, he retaliated, six Makololo were killed, he joined Thermudo at Mapassa, and both tested purging insurgents as Nyassa steam routes open. Dia disputes 6000 man claim. says 2000 poorly armed, details shared with English Cabinet.
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Serpa Pinto
Mozambique
Castellos
Shire River
Makololo
Nyassa
The
Dia
Japanese man sentenced to death for murder in New York
In the New York Court of Oyer and Ter miner yesterday Shohokio Jugilli a Japanese who stabbed and killed a fellow countryman was sentenced to death by electricity during the week beginning Feb 3 1890 Jugilli was last week convicted of murder in the first degree and receives the death penalty under the court ruling
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New York Court of Oyer and Terminer
Shohokio Jugilli
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