Cuddy challenges stock list in Rising Sun inquiry
Councilman William H. Cuddy accuses the latest stockholder list filed with the Secretary of State of being bogus as a committee investigates the Rising Sun Street Lighting Company contract. The hearing, at 3 p.m., will include stockholders such as Fitzgerald, Brown, Donahue, Burnham, Clark, and Woolley who were summoned to testify.
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William H. Cuddy
Rising Sun Street Lighting Company
Cuddy
Augusta
Secretary of State
Lst
Rising Sun Company
William F. Brown
Cambridge
John F. Donahue
D. S. Burnham
Washington Street
Boston
Edward P. Clark
North End
Mary A. Woolley
Mose¢y A. Safford
Curry, Linehan
Watson
Woods
Chamberlain
Watchman resigns after bank burglary shooting
Harry D. Tyler, the Deep River bank watchman who killed one of four burglars during a 1:30 a.m. break in, resigns due to nervous strain. Directors pay him 500 dollars for bravery as he leaves the job, saying he must escape the mounting stress from the foiled robbery.
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Deep River
Conn
Harry D. Tyler
Tyler
Postoffice Adopts Star Insignia for Letter Carriers
The Postoffice Department approves a new uniform rule marking length of service with stars instead of stripes. The change affects future letter carriers as part of ongoing uniform updates.
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Postoffice Department
Mrs Gebhards Jewels and Divorce Announcement
In New York a custody case features Mrs Minnie E Pickhardt accusing her husband of using spanking to settle disputes rooted in religious differences. Justice Gildersleeve orders the two sons to stay with the father and the baby with the mother as final adjudication unfolds.
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New York
Minnie E. Pickhardt
Two Wives Case Shocks Passaic Woman in Oklahoma Divorce
Mrs Mary Hutchinson of Passaic won a decree in Oklahoma setting aside her divorce from William F Hutchinson. She claimed she was never served, and that he abandoned her to live with another woman in Franklin Township New Jersey. They married in 1880 and have a 5-year-old child. alimony and custody were sought.
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Passaic
N. J
Mary Hutchinson
Court of Oklahoma
William F. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Trenton
Franklin Township
Somerset County
Lynn
Mags
Mass
Omega Oil philosophy echoes mercy and great men
An Omega Oil advertisement essay rails at cruelty and lauds Abraham Lincoln for pardoning, aiding the distressed and easing suffering with Omega Oil as a remedy for rheumatism sore throat and winter ailments. The piece ends noting school game arrangements and disciplinary actions.
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Abraham Lincoln
Omega Oil
Pypen
Indiana
Trial of Molineux Features Handwriting Expert Testimony
The New York court continued the trial of Roland B. Molineux for the murder of Mrs. Katherine J. Adams. John F. Tyrrell of Milwaukee, a handwriting expert, testified focusing on the peculiarities in slants.
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New York
Roland B. Molineux
Katherine J. Adams
John F. Tyrrell
Milwaukee
Tyrrell
Brumby Buried in Georgia with State Honor
Lieutenant T. M. Brumby, Admiral Dewey’s flag officer, laid to rest in Atlanta after lying in state at the Capitol. Flowers, a sword from Georgia, and a Georgia guard of honor marked the ceremony. The Supreme Court adjourned and city offices closed for the funeral.
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Atlanta
T. M. Brumby
Admiral Dewey
Episcopal Church
C. K. Nelson
Capitol
Caldwell
Brumb
Georgia
Secretary Long
Oakland Cemetery
Seventh Infantry
Fort McPherson
Fifth Regiment
Georgia Militia
Atlanta Artillery
Governor’s Horse Guards
Candler
United States
Bacon
Woodward
S. N
Supreme Court of Georgia
A. E. Brumby
Marietta
Supreme Court
Brumby
Paris Theft Suspect Linked to Boston Aided by Circular
A circular from Nancy France warns Chief Inspector Watts to watch for Charles Bernard a $30 000 theft suspect who eloped with an 18 year old blonde. He is described as a counterfeiter robber and an anarchist with possible ties to Boston where he is said to have friends.
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Watts
Nancy
France
Charles Bernard
Boston
Bernard
Gebhards jewels mislaid then found after theft scare
Mrs Frederick Gebhard’s maid misplaced a $12 000 jewel package at their Westbury Long Island country home. The Waldorf Astoria staff were suspected after the loss but the trunk was opened and jewels recovered when the Gebhards returned, including a superb diamond sun burst worth several thousand dollars.
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New York
Frederick Gebhard
Gebhard
Westbury
Waldorf-Astoria
Boldt
Gebhards
Wife Ruined Him Defense in Non support Suit
Henry Ringe testifies that his wife's extravagance ruined him and drove him to a Hoboken sanitarium after six months of treatment. He is a silk house buyer in New York. Mrs. Ringe denies the charge as Recorder Stanton weighs the case.
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New York
Henry Ringe
Recorder Stanton
Hoboken
Carrie O Neil Seeks to Shield Lover in Forged Check
Miss Carrie O Neil, a stenographer from New York, admits responsibility for the forged check to save her lover Walter Hazard of Richmond Hill. She previously testified that Hazard signed the check for $32 and now offers to take full blame.
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New York
Carrie O’neil
Welton
Richmond Hill
Walter Hazard
Hazard
No Girls Football Game In Lexington This Saturday
There will be no football game Saturday afternoon between Sayre's Institute girls and McKinney High in Lexington Kentucky. The decision comes after concerns about safety and scheduling issues.
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Lexington
Sayres Institute
McHinney High
Geraldine
Rosatto Accused of Assault After East Boston Saloon Incident
Police Lieutenant John B Rosatto of the Hanover street station faced the Police Board over an alleged assault on George Stevens of East Boston on November 2. Stevens disputed claims of abuse but was transformed by a still unresolved hearing.
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John B. Rosatto
Hanover Street
George Stevens
Boston
Stevens
Rosatto
Augustin Brothers Charged With Theft and Past Murder Confession
Augustin Brothers, 45, was taken to police headquarters for Bertillon measurements after being charged with stealing carpenters tools from A. J. Malenson of 120 Northampton Street. He previously served two four month terms for tool theft and confessed to fatally shooting a man during a Halifax riot twenty years ago, for which he served six months at hard labor.
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Augustin Brothers
Rogues’ Gallery
Brothers
A. J. Malenson
Northampton Street
Halifax
More Cars To Cambridge Electric Line Begins Service
A new electric car line between Harvard Square Cambridge and South Station opens this morning. Route runs Harvard Square Massachusetts Avenue Harvard Bridge Huntington Avenue Copley Park Square Tremont Island Washington Summer Street to South Station with return trips. First departures start 6 28 AM with additional 6 45 7 08 and every 15 minutes until 11 18 PM. South Station departures begin 7 08 AM and run every 15 minutes until 11 58 PM.
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Harvard Square
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Harvard Bridge
Huntington Avenue
Coplequare
Boylston Reet
Park Square
For
Tremont
Yiston
Washington
Handwriting Experts Disagree Over Poison Package Script
The article notes expert testimony by Tyrrell and Wil liam J. Kinsley on the pen actions in a poison package case. Tyrrell argues most writing was vertical and often dotting the i occurred after sentences, while Kinsley claims the writer dotted the i before finishing words.
Deroulede Condemned in Paris High Court Session
In Paris the Senate as a high court of justice condemned M Deroulede to two years in prison and exclusion from the court until counsel's arguments begin. The case did not join charges against M Marcel Habert, despite pleas to merge them. Deroulede denounced the Senate and government amid uproar.
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Paris
Senate
High Court of Justice
M. Marcel Habert
M. Deroulede
France
Republic
High Court
M. Fallieres
Iso
Doctor in Men's Clothes Seen At Molineux Trial
A famed physician who likes wearing men's clothes appeared at the New York trial of Roland B. Molineux for poisoning Mrs. Adams. Adams herself declares belief in Molineux's innocence.
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New York
Roland B. Molineux
Adams
Molineux
Death of Roland Spinney from smoking related illness
Lynn December 20 Roland G Spinney aged 18 died after a short illness caused by excessive cigarette smoking. He was the son of Charles H spinney and the late Hattie A Spinney. Born in Lynn he lived with his uncle William Rodgers Badger at 113 Western avenue since childhood. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from the residence.
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Lynn
Roland G. Spinney
Charles H
Hattie A. Spinney
William Rodgers Badger
Western Avenue
Expert witness analyzes handwriting in Mortineux case
The witness compares the poison package, a bogus Cornish-Harpster letter, and other writings. He notes similar pen habits and letter formations across exhibits. He asserts his opinion that the defendant wrote all exhibits from which the word oblige was taken, calling it as strong as possible. Adjournment followed after the hour.
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Mortineux
Bishop of London Attacks Civil Administration
The Bishop of London criticizes the metropolitan civil administration, calling for reforms and accountability amid rising urban governance concerns.
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London
Better Harbor Plan Prompts New England Banquet
The Massachusetts State Board of Trade aims to unite New England for a wider Boston harbor. Governors and senators from all New England states plan to attend a Boston banquet to back a deeper harbor, asserting Boston as a premier export link nearer Europe than New York.
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Massachusetts State Board of Trade
New England
National House of Representatives
Boston
Nw England
Hoar
Lodge
Chandler and
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Hale and Frye
Maine
Aldrich and Wetmore
Rhode Island
Proctor and Ross
Vermont
Europe
New York
Talks on Children at Bellevue Hotel by Women’s Press Club
The Woman's Press Club held a programme at the Bellevue Hotel on talks about children. Mrs. Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland presided as papers were read by Dr. Eliza Cahill Mrs. Channing Rust and Rev. Ada Co Bowles. Speakers included Miss May Aldine Ward Miss Helen M Winslow and Miss Sally Joy White.
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Woman's Press Club
Bellevue Hotel
Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland
New England
Eliza Cahill
New England Conservatory of Music
Channing Rust
Eastern Kindergarten Association
Ada Co. Bowles
May Aldine Ward
Helen M. Winslow
Sally Joy White
Penney Thomas J 17 Youngest Son Dies in Local Death Notice
Death notices record Thomas J Penney age 17, youngest son of Thomas and Mary Penney. Funeral from 2 Harvard street Thursday at 9 20 a m with Requiem Mass at St James Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.
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Penney
Thomas J
Thomas
Mary Penney
Neral
Harvard Street
St. James Church
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