Newton Rises To Support Tarbox Mutiny Split
Dec 19 Newton sees a shift as Tarbox backers mobilize a secret petition urging the Mayor to quell the rebellion. Support comes from prominent Newton citizens, while Newton Centre residents and Sergeant Bartlett supporters previously opposed him. Tarbox is confident he will quell the mutiny.
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Newton
Tarbox
Chief Tarbox
Newton Centre
Sergeant Bartlett
Centre
Romance and tragedy climax as Mrs Wilson dies at Ashford Centre
Willimantic Connecticut December 19 events moved swiftly in a romance and tragedy tale ending last Saturday with Mrs Julia A Wilson dying in agony at her Ashford Centre home ten miles from Willimantic in the presence of the woman she despised and her two sons. the startling case has riveted local attention as the saga of a troubled union reaches its tragic finale.
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Willimantic, Conn
Julia A. Wilson
Ashford Centre
Autopsy Tightens Case Against Mrs. Manson in Coroner Probe
The coroner's inquest reveals autopsy findings and testimony accusing Mrs. Manson of wrongdoing. Dr. Converse, Knight, and Coroner Bill play roles in delaying funeral and pursuing clues. Witnesses including Arthur Girard and Mrs. Johnson are questioned as chemical analysis proceeds in Hartford.
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Wilson
Arthur Girard
Galerk
Samuel Chesbro
Bill
Girard
Manson
Chesbro
Johnson
Temple Street
Amos Chaffee
P. A. Weekes
Nathan Ladd
Elizabeth Olin
Hartford
Arthur J. Wolff
Wolff
Million Claim Held Invalid in Navy Prize Case
In Brooklyn, Judge Edward B. Thomas voided Commander William H. H. Sutherland’s $1,000,000 claim against the United States for prize money from the Eagle’s destruction of the Spanish steamer Santo Domingo in the Spanish American War. The government argued only $1,100 could be recovered, noting the Santo Domingo was grounded and burned, unlike Dewey’s ships which were salvageable.
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New York
United States
Edward B. Thomas
Brooklyn
William H. H. Sutherland
Navy
Eagle
Santo Domingo
Admiral Dewey
Manila Bay
Sutherland
Dewey
Cuba
Stage Matters at Park Theatre Busy Brass and Burlesque
W J Block named business manager of Park Theatre as Rich Harris and Charles Frohman take charge. Shows include The Defender closing Brooklyn season, Topsy Turvy burlesque ending at Palace, and a bustling slate of acts with Dolan Lenhart Harmony Four and more.
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W. J. Block
Park Theatre
Rich, Harris
Charles Frohman
Block
Herald Square Theatre
Charles Evans
Defender
Brooklyn
Australia
India
Philippines
England
Adele Rafter
Klaw & Erlanger
New York
Leslie Carter
du Barry
Paris
Avery Street
Tremont Theatre
Howard
TPR m
NEW Henry
AMELIA BINGHAM TO HEADLINE AT BOSTON MUSEUM ACTS
Amelia Bingham and a Modern Madgalen troupe will headline at the Boston Museum with Henry E. Dixey Wilton Lackaye and others in a varied bill. Martin Harvey arrives next week for Sidney Carton in The Only Way at the Colonial Theatre. Rich Harris Frohman reopen Park Theatre with Everyman as Frost in the winter schedule.
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Amelia Bingham
Magdalen
Boston Museum
Henry E. Dixey
Wilton Lackaye
Joseph Holland
Ferdinand Gottschalk
Herbert Bosworth
Madge Carr Cook
Alfred Fisher
Adele Farrington
Marie Pressler
Lucille Spinney
Rose Braham
Maud Moffat
Lillian Wright
William Moore
George Wichel
Miss Bingham
Martin Harvey
England
Atlantic
Boston
Colonial Theatre
Sidney Carton
Mr. Harvey
William Haviland
Fred Wright, Sr
Fuller Mellis
Patrick Alexander
Percy Anstey
Fred Powell
Charles Frohman
Everyman
Park Theatre
Magee
Castle Square Theatre Company
J. K. Tillotson
Hamilet
Castle Square
Music Hall
Zeb and
Zarrow
Martinetti and Sutherland
Ben T. Dillon
Louise Dempsey
Little Seiger
Anna Cassele
Tinie McCree
Richard F. Carroll
George Schiller
Jeannette
Tremont Theatre
Savage
Lesie Carter
du Barry
Hollis Street Theatre
David Belasco
Mme. du Barry
Columbia Theatre
la Belle Rosa
Austin & Stone
Keith
Alcide Capitaine
Binns
Winscherman
Cushman
Holcombe
Curtis
Paloma Ladies
Hal Merritt
The
Howard
Knowlton Funeral to Be Held Monday
Former Attorney General Hosea M. Knowlton lies in New Bedford at the Union street home ahead of a Monday funeral at Universalist Church. The service will be led by Dr. Elmer H. Capen and Rev. O Howard Perkins with arrangements by Arthur Perry. State officials including Governor Crane and Governor-elect Bates will attend. The New Bedford Bar Association voted to close offices at 1 PM and attend the funeral at the courthouse, as will the Middlesex Bar Association. A Middlesex county Bar Association committee including Samuel Hoar and Selwyn Bowman will also attend. The Superior Court adjourned to allow attendance.
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New Bedford
Hosea M. Knowlton
Marion
Knowlton
Union Street
Universalist Church
Elmer H. Capen
Tufts College
O. Howard Perkins
Arthur Perry
Crane
Bates
Parker
New Bedford Bar Association
Court House
Superior Court
Bar Association of the Counts of Middlesex
Samuel Hoar
Selwyn Z. Bowman
Edwin B. Hale
Samuel J. Elder
Theodore C. Hurd
William B. French
Henry W. Bragg
Fred N. Wier
George A. Sanderson
John C. Burke
Sunday Baptist Services At Tremont Temple And Nearby Chapels
Sunday services listed for Tremont Temple Baptist Church and nearby chapels include morning prayer, preaching by Rev Henry Co Applegarth of Cambridge on The Fulness of Time, Sunday school, youth meetings, and Christmas music. Other churches like Ruggles Street Baptist and First Baptist on Commonwealth Avenue present sermons by Rev W F Coburn and Rev Francis H Rowley with Christmas programs and free seating.
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People's Temple
Charles A. Crane
Bethlehem
Root
Adams Chorus
Orient Male Quartet
Tremont Street
M. E
Concord Street
Epworth League
Boston Psychic Conference
Massachusetts Avenue
Northampton
Alice T. Currier
F. J. Miller
Mme. Zara
Carbee
Coombs
Reed
Curtis
Randall
Howe
Dickey
Gray
Littlefield
Forester Graves
Belcher
Marlboro
Miller
L. L. Whitlock
Boston
Chickering Hall
Huntington Avenue
F. A. Wiggin
Frank A. Kennedy
Schubert
Marmony Hall
Washington Street
Circle
Hughes
Smith
Josephine Webster
Myra Lewis
Julia FE. Davis
Kibble
Suesday
N. B
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
Wisdom and
Pearle
Harvey Redding Control
Cyrus the Persian
Wylie
May Burdette
Royal Putnam
America Hall
Cobb
P. McKenna
Commercial Hall
Wilkinson
Chapin
Wood
Whittemore
Jubilee Singers
Lynn Spiritualists’ Association
Cadet Hall
Alex. Caird
M. D
5. C. Cunningham
Horace Harmon
Appleton Street
White
Gutierrez
THE
Gospel OF Spirit- Sexe Society
Minnie M. Soule
Legion of Honor
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Henry Co. Applegarth
D. D
Cambridge
Everett C. Herrick
Charlestown
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont
Washington Streets
A. C. Dixon
D. C
W. F. Coburn
W F. Coburn
Professor Case
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
Buck
Dudley Street Baptist Church
J. A. Metsiwain
Fine Opera Glasses Imported from Morocco and Pearl
Andrew J. Lloyd & Co announces new importations of Morocco, Pearl, Aluminum and enamelled opera glasses. The range includes Morocco Marquise, Pearl Glasses priced from 3.50 to 30.00 and 4.25 to 35.00, all warranted by the firm. Catalogue on application. Orders by mail filled promptly. Stores at 323 W Washington Street and via Boytategion Street. Store hours extend evenings until Christmas.
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Christadelphian Bible
Washington Street
Pilgrim Hall
THE
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
J. P. Bland
Morocco
Andrew J. Lloyd & Co
Boytategion
Boers Seek Nearly 450 Million in Compensation
London dispatch cites Johannesburg Times correspondent saying burgher compensation under Article 10 could total about 450 million dollars. The column also hints at an additional 5 million dollars for loyal burghers who surrendered under Lord Roberts's proclamation.
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London
Johannesburg
London Times
Lord Roberts
Great Britain
Will of Ezra Benedict death Addrs large estate
The will of Ezra Benedict lumber merchant who died November 20 filed in Albany. The estate is valued above 2 250 000. Charities receive 8 000 with gifts to the American Baptist Home Missionary Society 10 000 the Baptist Missionary Union 10 000 and the Baptist Publication Society 5 000.
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Albany
N. Y
Ezra Benedict
American Baptist Home Missionary Society
Baptist Missionary Union
Baptist Publication Society
Prince School Teachers Declared Exonerated
Investigation into charges by Louis M. Jacobs against two Prince School teachers found the allegations groundless. Miss Wilson and Miss Fairbanks are entitled to full exoneration, though they faced undeserved criticism from publication of the claims.
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Louis M. Jacobs
Prince School
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