Grapho logical Experts in Graves Trial Testimony
John Conrad, Mrs Barnaby’s son in law, testified on cross examination about dealings with reporters and alleged press manipulation. Graphological experts testified Graves wrote the poison bottle inscription, with both sides wrapping up for closing arguments by Saturday night.
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John Conrad
Barnaby
Graves
Macon
Boston
Denver
Rickard
Stebes
Keith
Montana
Rising
Worrells
James Lindsey
Caplier
Fire Devastates Barnet Village in Vermont
A major blaze in Barnet Village began at 4 30 p m when a lantern exploded in a barn at William S Brooks s hotel. The fire consumed the hotel and multiple buildings including Dr McDowell s barn A S Laughlin block Laughlin drug store Miss A L Laughlin s millinery store Laughlin jewelry store and six tenements though most goods were saved. Engines from St Johnsbury arrived as the fire was brought under control with an estimated loss of about 12000 dollars all insured. The village suffered a serious economic blow.
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St. Johnssoury
Barnet
William S. Brooks
Dr. McDowell
Laughlin
RK. K. Laughlin & Co
A. L. Laughlin
St. Johnsbury
Prison Life in Russia by John Baker at YM Union
John Baker, a native of Russian Poland, spoke last evening on A Trip Towards Siberia as an Exile. He recounted 1860 exile after three days without water in a Russian dungeon, dragging a fellow prisoner’s corpse for four days. He described travel to Europe then the United States, and outlined Russian church government, police, taxes, and Nihilist aims for constitutional reform.
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John Baker
Poland
Siberia
Young Men’s Christian Union
Europe
United States
Russia
Harvard Musical Clubs Tour Itinerary by Pennsylvania Line
The Harvard musical clubs depart Boston on the Fall River line under Rodney Macdonough. They travel via New York Washington St Louis to St Paul Milwaukee Chicago and return home by several routes arriving January 3 with parlor dining and sleeping cars provided.
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Pennsylvania Road
Harvard Musical Clubs
Harvard
Boston
Fall River
Rodney Macdonough
New York
Washington
St. Louis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Lake Shore
New York Central
Hudson River
Boston & Albany
Carpenter struck by falling hatchet in Brookline
W A Goodwin a Brookline carpenter working on Washington street was struck on the head when a hatchet fell ten feet from a building. The blade penetrated the skull base causing a serious likely dangerous wound. He was taken home and a surgeon summoned.
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W. A. Goodwin
Washington Street
Brookline
Man Sees Value in Modern Shaving Stand at Paine’s Warerooms
A reader notes the appeal of a shaving cabinet and dressing cabinet priced at 15 dollars. The Paine Furniture Company showroom at 48 Canal Street showcases the modern stand as a desirable household improvement.
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Paine Furniture Company
Canal Street
The D Lothrop imprint a lasting mark of merit
The speaker lauds the D. Lothrop Company for nearly fifty years as an unquestioned certificate of merit. The passage emphasizes steady quality and trusted reputation of the Lothrop name in publishing.
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D. Lothrop Company
Lothrop
Locomotive Jumped Rails at Harrison Square Station
An Old Colony train leaving Braintree at 5 15 p m halted near Harrison Square last night around 8 30 after a locomotive derailed and ran on sleepers for a short distance. Passengers were shaken but not seriously hurt. engine was replaced and the train returned to Boston with slight delay.
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Old Colony
Harrison Square
Braintree
Boston
City Police to Enforce Vehicle Stop Limits in Streets
The Board of Police will strictly enforce a long standing ordinance prohibiting any chaise, carriage, cart, wagon, sleigh or similar vehicle from stopping in a street, square, lane or alley for more than five minutes without a responsible person and no more than twenty minutes in any case. Fines up to $20 apply per offense. Exemptions apply to city officers, visiting physicians, and market provision carts standing near designated districts until 11 o'clock.
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The
Board of Police
Sen
Faneuil Hall
Board of Aldermen
Boston Postoffice Prepares for Christmas Mail Surge
The Boston Postoffice procures seventy extra clerks and plans fourteen hour shifts the day before Christmas. Extra collections will occur Wednesday and Thursday from package stations as wagons handle forty to fifty sacks per trip. On Christmas Day Assistant Postmaster Ernst will host forty special delivery messengers at Young's. Several employees suffer from the grip.
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Boston
Ernst
Young’s
Cloth Hat and Cap Makers form International Union
Delegates from labor organizations met at 22 Eliot Street with Henry Abrams presiding. They plan an International Union for the Cloth Hat and Cap Makers, adopt resolutions to boycott stores or findings, patronize printers with unions labels, avoid No. 7 cigar, and urge legislative committees to remove know ingly and wilfully from label laws. The Label League meets again Friday evening, Jan 8, 1892.
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Eliot Street
Henry Abrams
an_ International Union
Ion Moulders
Label League
Prohibition State Committee Elects Officers in 1892
The Prohibition State committee for 1892 has elected officers: William H. Partridge of Newton as chairman, Dr. F. P Glazier of Hudson as vice chairman, George R. Cook of Boston as secretary, W. D. Farnham of West Somerville as treasurer, and H. W. Shugg of Boston as auditor. An executive committee was chosen from the State committee with Dr. H. A. Gibbs of Boston, F. H. Rand, Edward Kendall of Cambridge, E. F. Stevens of Everett, E. I. Aldrich of Boston, the Rev. Varnum Lincoln of Andover, and Charles A. Chase of Fall River.
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William H. Partridge
Newton
F. P Glazier
Hudson
George R. Cook
Boston
W. D. Farnham
West Somerville
H. W. Shugg
H. A. Gibbs
F. H. Rand
Haverhill
Edward Kendall
Cambridge
E. F. Stevens
Everett
Christmas tree drive for Boston Industrial and Appleton Temporary Home
The Boston Industrial and Appleton Temporary Home at the corner of Davis street and Harrison avenue invites the public to send presents for the inmates. The tree will be on Thursday evening, the 24th inst., to cheer homeless and friendless men, women, and children of the Sunday school, says Superintendent T. D. Roberts.
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Boston
Appleton
Davis Street
Harrison Avenue
T. D. Roperts
Kindergarten Christmas Festival At Hart School South Boston
The little folks of the kindergarten at Thomas N Hart school South Boston hold their annual Christmas festival this morning at nine o clock in the school building. A Christmas tree will be provided and they will exhibit their regular work.
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Thomas N. Hart School
South Boston
Jewelers gift pocket stamp box engraved with postage rates
George H. Richards, Jr., & Co., jewelers at 385 Washington Street, have mailed a neat souvenir to patrons. The aluminum pocket stamp box lists rates of postage for letters, newspapers, merchandise, and related items engraved on its surface.
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George H. Richards, Jr., & Co
Washington Street
Public meeting backs Somerville Hospital fund at church
A meeting at First Unitarian Church on Highland avenue last night supported the Somerville Hospital fund. Many churches signaled interest in sending a booth or table to aid the drive.
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First Unitarian Church
Highland Avenue
Somerville Hospital Fund
New Books Review Highlights 1890s Titles and Authors
The column surveys several new novels and children’s volumes. It notes Mrs Ellen Olney Kirk’s Ciphers and comparisons to prior works, praises Rosa Nouchette Carey’s Averil and Our Bessie, Mary Deane’s Zinzan of Bath, Clyde Fitch’s The Knighting of the Twins, and Verne’s Mistress Branhan. It also covers Schoolboys of Rookesbury and Harper’s Young People volume 1890-91, plus Was Abraham Lincoln a Spiritualist by Mrs Nettie Colburn Maynard.
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Ellen Olney Kirk
Lee Childe
Margaret Kent
Margaret
Mrs. Kirk
Rosa_Nouchelle Cary
Averil
Bessie
Mr. Zinzan
Bath
Mary Deane
Molly Chesney
George L.L
Beau Nash
Clyde Fitch
Branhan
Globe
Australia
M. Verne
Rookesbury
Lawrence HL. Francis
Harper’s Young People
Nellie Colburn Maynard
Abraham Lincoln
Maynard
Lincoln
White House
Boston
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
New York
Cassell Publishing Company
Rosa Nouehette Carey
Philadelphia
J. B. Lippincott Company
Price
Rosa Nouchette Carey
Lippincott Company
K.P. Dutton & Co
Claude Fitch
Roberts Bros
Jules Verne
Lawrence H. Francis
Estes & Lauriat
Harper & Bros
Nettie Colburn Maynard
Rufus C
Health Calendar Offered As Aid To Daily Nourishment
A Brattleboro publisher releases a yearly Health Calendar designed to guide eating and home care. Each date features a quotation, a simple wholesome daily menu, a recipe or nutrition note, and practical advice on room ventilation and housekeeping. The calendar includes an index on the back and costs 30 cents.
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Frank E. Housh
Transatlantic Steamship Movements and Arrivals
At Boston on December 22 a Virginian from Liverpool, Buckingham from Java, Colorado from Hull, and Ethelwold from Jamaica are reported. In New York on December 22 Ems from Bremen sails via Fastnet at 11 30 a.m. Teu tonic leaves New York for Liverpool. Off Scilly Islands on December 21 Borderer from noe aoendon ie, Southampton on December 22 Spree York bound for Bremen and aaa a Reon.
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Boston
Virginian
Liverpool
Buckingham
Java
Colorado
Hull
Tng
Ethelwold
Jamaica
New York
Ems
Bremen
Fastnet
Teutonic
Scilly Islands
Borderer
Noe Aoendon.ie
Southampton
Spree York
Aaa
Man shoots at family after domestic dispute
In Aurora Indiana on December 22 George Mears forced entry into George Wormley's farm home and opened fire on Wormley’s wife, her two sons, and Mrs. Mears. Mrs. Wormley and one son were badly injured but expected to recover. Mears, once a chronic drinker, had undergone bichloride of gold treatment and was arrested.
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Aurora
Lit
George Mears
George Wormley
Lothrop Company a Household Word to Parents and Youth
The home critic extols D. Lothrop Company as a trusted name for families with young readers. A submitted volume draws praise, underscoring Lothrop’s enduring reputation and appeal for homes and schools.
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D. Lothrop Company
Lothrop
Jones McDuffee Stratton Lands Delayed Christmas Shipments
Several shipments of china and glass that should have arrived two weeks ago were landed by Jones, McDuffee & Stratton, supplying them with novelties to sell in the final three days before Christmas.
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Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
New and Deluxe Editions of Domestic and Travel Volumes
House and Hearth Essays on the Domestic Relations by Harriet Prescott Spofford. Watch Ho Watch On Life's Deep Sea by Eviz Apera N. Lirrie with water color illustrations. Also new editions Log Book Notes and Off the Weather Bow. Four French Women by Austin Doss on deluxe edition with photogravure.
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Harriet Prescott Sporrord
Eviz Apera N. Lirrie
Morocco
Austin Dosson
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Yale University
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Young’s Hotel
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Beacon and
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F.S. Risteen & CO
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Boston Blue Book
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W. B. Rogerson
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Devonshire St
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Loeb
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Bureau—Business and Musical Directory
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Boylston St
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