Turmoil in Suffolk County Sheriff Office Prompts Resignations
Deputy Sheriffs John B. Fitzpatrick and Thomas Fee resignations take effect Jan. 1, ongoing turmoil at Sheriff O'Brien’s office in the Court House. Fitzpatrick accuses special deputy Seavey of interference while O'Brien argues over control. Possible replacements include Jeremiah G. Fennessy and Francis Martin. Fitzpatrick cites pursuit of U.S. marshalship.
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Suffolk County
Sherif John B. O’brien
John B. Fitzpatrick
Thomas Fee
Wrightington
Court House
O'Brien
Fee
O’brien
Fitzpatrick
F. H. Seavey
Seavey
Superior Criminal Court
Francis Martin
Civil Courts
Murray Clears as Natural Causes in Wife Death
Medical Examiner Draper ruled Ellen Murray died of natural causes. The decision clears her husband Edward Murray of any alleged involvement after a reported dispute Saturday night.
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Medical
Draper
Ellen Murray
Edward Murray
Vaccination Boom Surges in Boston as Free Stations Open
Over 10 000 Bostonians have received the free vaccine injection since stations opened. No new smallpox cases were reported yesterday.
Boston Young Men's Congress Dinner At United States Hotel
The Boston Young Men's Congress hosts its annual dinner at the United States Hotel tonight. A large gathering of past and present members is expected at the event.
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Boston Young Men's Congress
United States
Presidential timber nourished amid Ohio campaign maneuvers
Cincinnati dispatch reports McKinley seeking Foraker backing for Ohio House speakership in exchange for influence in 1896. It notes Reed's fall stumping and Foraker aid promises, plus B G Rathbone’s Harrison boom in Central Ohio and the likelihood Harrison could win a majority of the state delegation.
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Cincinnati
McKinley
George B. Cox
Foraker
Ohio House
Cox
Reed
B.G. Rathbone
Hamilton
Ohio
Harrison
Voorhees as a 1896 presidential possibility
Washington reports Senator Dan Voorhees as a leading potential candidate in 1896. His House finance chairmanship, opposition to the Wilson bill, and pension defense moves loom as a strategic drag-net for cross-region appeal among the South and West.
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Washington
Martin
Indiana
Voorhees
South
Far West
Wilson
Finance Committee
House
Senator Voorhees
Senate
Knights of the Golden Circle
Cleveland
Dan Voorhees
Governor Stone Enters 1896 Presidential Rumor in St Louis
In St Louis Governor Stone is rumored to seek the 1896 Democratic nomination. Col H B Gainsberg said Stone is in the race and has Southern and Western support. Proposals to unite Western and Southern factions aim to sway the convention.
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ST. Louis
Stone
P & Boom
Laclede Hotel
Gainsberg
American Ticket Brokers’ Association
Cleveland
Harrison A Candidate in Indiana Fight for McKinley
Indiana politics show Harrison as a possible candidate while McKinley gains strength. Indiana and Indianapolis factions unite to back McKinley, with Gowdy neutral. Hoosier supporters plan district-based canvassing to control the state committee. F. G. Rathbone leads Harrison’s push, aiming for renomination.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Harrison
McKinley
New State Committee
Indiana
Gowdy
State Committee
New
F. G. Rathbone
Ohio
Old Newton Resident Thomas Canfield Funeral Held
The funeral of Thomas F. Canfield Newton Corner resident and one of Newton's oldest citizens occurred yesterday from his 18 School Street home. He died after a brief illness at age 70 leaving six children. Interment was at Calvary Cemetery in Waltham.
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Thomas F. Canfield
Newton
School Street
Newton Corner
Calvary Cemetery
Waltham
Burial for Mrs Harriet Hayden in A M E Zion Church
Funeral services for Mrs Harriet Hayden were held yesterday at the A M E Zion Church on North Russell Street. Attendees included many veterans of the Abolition movement and the Garrison brothers William Francis and George. Interment followed at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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A. M. E. Zion Church
North Russell Street
Garrison Brothers
William, Francis
George
Woodlawn
Free Medical Services Offer For All Diseases
A notice promising medical aid until cured offers free care to the poor during hard times. Dr Dewey and specialists are cited as providers, with claims of extensive expertise and aid at a local pestom et clinic.
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Dewey
Otal Pestom
Massachusetts Laborers Turn to Indiana Receiver Battle
In a dispute over 170000 for 10000 Iron Hall members in Massachusetts fund from a 280000 asset pool, the Massachusetts Superior Court weighs jurisdiction over a foreign corporation’s property. Joshua B Stearns seeks account from Indiana receiver Knight, with hearings set for January 8 and potential full court review.
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Order of the Run Hall
Indiana
Superior Court
Robert A. Knight
Worcester Independent
Solls
James A. Freiley
Iron Hall
Massachusetts
Aldrich
Knight
Joshua B. Stearns
Lynn
Messrs. Williams & Anderson
Mason
Stearns
Worcester
H. L. Parker
Joseph Bennett
George Conners Receives Gold-Headed Cane at Sam Coy's
Yesterday at Sam Coy's on Atlantic Avenue a jovial scene honored George Conners Long Wharf assistant wharfinger with a gold headed cane before his departure to St Louis for his future bride. The event followed by a shipyard update noting 13 arrivals and 300000 pounds at T wharf and the tug Gallston rescuing a schooner off Ram Head.
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Sam Coy
Atlantic Avenue
George Conners
Long Wharf
George
Benedicts
St. Louis
T Wharf
Gallston
Ram Head
D. H. Smith
New Purchase
Eva Adell
Fiske
Yarmouth Steamship Company
Lewis Wharf
Burglars Hit Dorchester Home in Savin Hill
Thieves raided the Dorchester home of William K Bird at Savin Hill avenue and Grampian way taking a collection of fluted silver pieces including a teapot hot water pot cream pitcher soup tureen and napkin rings valued at unknown. An attempted burglary at F W Merrick’s Grampian way residence followed but the intruders fled after breaking glass. Police have no clues to the culprits.
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Dorchester
William
Bird
Savin Hill Avenue
Grampian Way
M. LC
Cc. M. G
Wilfie
F. W. Merrick
Light of the World tableaux to grace Boston Music Hall
The Massachusetts W C T U presents The Light of the World a biblical tableau at Music Hall on December 28. The display includes the Solomon and Pharaoh's daughter wedding a Babylonian mart scene and the Christ child scene with Mary Joseph shepherds and wise men amid Oriental costume and voices proclaiming glory to God.
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Massachusetts
Music Hall
Boston
Solomon
Pharaoh
Babylon
Christ Child
Joseph
St Peters Court No 18 elects officers and notes growth
St Peter s Court No 18 M C O F elected T F Crowne as chief ranger BE F Kirby vice chief ranger E T Shields recording secretary M F Fallon financial secretary J J Curran treasurer J Long senior conductor J H Murphy junior conductor T L Murphy inside sentinel T Mul outside sentinel H Towle MD court physician J H Dixon J J Curran EB F Chamberlain as representatives to the high court J H Donovan T J Lane J F Brooks alternates The court reports a membership increase Also notes Chief Ranger James H Dizon declined a third term A literary program featuring General Neal Dow s war reminiscences and Chaplain McCabe s The Sunny Side of Life in Libby Prison at People's Church next Saturday evening Free tickets at Washburn Credit House.
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T. F. Crowne
BE. F. Kirby
Ranger
E. T. Shields
M. F. Fallon
J. J. Curran
J. Long
J. H. Murphy
T. L. Murphy
Inside Sentinel
T. Mul
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H. ©. Towle
M. D
J. H. Dixon
EB. F. Chamberlain
High Court
J. H. Donovan
T. J. Lane
J. F. Brooks
James H. Dizon
Neal Dow
McCabe
Libby Prison
People's Church
Washburn Credit House
Washington Street
Portfolios Available in Office Today for In-Person Applicants
Three portfolios numbered 1 2 and 3 will be ready at the Post office today. Applicants are urged to apply in person at the office. Mail orders will be forwarded to publishers in Chicago by the Post.
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the Post
Boston
Mass
St. Louis
Office of
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Post
Chicago
Officers Lowery and Innis Acquitted in Assault Case
In Superior Criminal Court, Officers Lowery and Innis were found not guilty on all counts regarding the alleged assault on John Hickman. After about ninety minutes of deliberation, the jury returned a verdict of acquittal as Judge Sherman cautioned the panel before final instruction.
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Innis
John Hickman
Superior Criminal Court
Sherman
Adams
Hickman
Patrick Lowery
Ames
Aldermen Resume Business Amid Historic 1834 Law Notice
Boston Aldermen met to adjourn a term that will end with Saturday noon. The body reviewed a 1834 statute on land damaged by telegraph and electric lines and heard how a pole dispute on Talbot avenue was resolved. A proposal to raise Health Department salaries was tabled. The West End rail line proposal to Brighton via Beacon and Mill Dam was discussed. Resolutions honored James C. Tucker, longtime superintendent of public buildings, with funeral attendance planned. City election vote returns were reported with no changes.
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Charles. F. Kittredge
Talbot Avenue
Argyle Street
Dorchester
Board of Health
Sanford
Ss. P. Smith
Flood
Committee On Railroads
West End
Beacon Street
Mill Dam
North Beacon Street
Watertown Inc
Boston
Brighton
Tucker
Matthews
James C. Tucker
Alderman Flood
Boston City Council
Messrs
Fettler
Dever
Hallstram
Maguire
Dedham Selectmen Pay Reward for 1891 West Dedham Murder
The Dedham Selectmen voted to pay Joseph Gautefohr the $500 reward offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of August Langner for the murder of Miss Mary Emerson in West Dedham on June 2, 1891. Gautefohr provided the tip that led to Langner’s arrest in New York City on Oct. 12, 1902.
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Joseph Gautefohr
New York City
August Langner
Mary Emerson
West Dedham
Geutefohr
Langner
Builders Exchange to Send Delegates to National Convention
The Builders' Exchange of Philadelphia will send six delegates and six alternates to the National Association of Builders annual convention in Boston starting January 13. Delegates are Franklin M. Harris, George Watson, John J. Stevens, William Harkness, James E. Hastings and F. A. Ballinger. Alternates are W. S. Shields, R. C. Bal linger, A. G. Bullinger, James C. Taylor, Ralph Peverly and John N. Gill.
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Builders’ Exchange
National Association of Builders
Boston
Franklin M. Harris
George Watson
John 8. Stevens
William Harkness
James E. Hastings
F. A. Ballinger
P. Shields
R. C. Ballinger
A. G. Bullinger
James C. Taylor
Ralph Peverly
John N. Gill
Election workers plead not guilty in New York arraignment
In the Court of Oyer and Terminer forty nine men facing misdemeanor and perjury indictments from the recent election were arraigned and entered not guilty pleas. They were held for examinations next Wednesday with some remanded to jail, others kept on bail or having bail reduced. One man was surrendered by bondsmen.
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New York
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Evictions in Ireland Questioned in House of Commons
In London on December 27 the Commons debated Irish evictions. William Macartney pressed the issue while Mr. Morley, replying, cited 179 evictions in the six months to Sept 30 with no reentry to holdings, and 18 more from Sept 30 to Dec 9, noting current laws limit government power to halt evictions.
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House of Commons
William Macartney
Ireland
Morley
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