Washington to witness Bonaparte wedding in St Pauls Church
Miss Loiesette Bonaparte great niece to Napoleon I will wed Count Adam de Moltke-Huitfeldt of Denmark at St Pauls Roman Catholic Church in Washington tomorrow at 1 PM. The ceremony will be by Cardinal Gibons with a breakfast at the couple's home following.
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Washington
Loiesette Bonaparte
Napoleon I
St. Paul’s
Adam de Moltke-Huitfeldt
Denmark
Miss Bonaparte
Jerome Bonaparte
Count de Moltke
Londe
Paris
Cardinal Gibons
Betrayed and Deserted in a New York Court
Pretty Anasia Wynne, 18, stood in Orkville Police Court charged with robbery and attempted suicide after being abandoned by her parents and the man who betrayed her. She testified William Ryan promised marriage then cast her off, leading to hunger, theft, and Paris green poisoning. The magistrate placed her in Mrs. Foster's care.
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New York
Anassia Wynne
Orkville
West Fortyninth Street
Roosevelt Hospital
Paris Green
William Ryan
Kate Devlin
Ninth Avenue
To Wed a Millionaire at Weber & Field’s
New York report says Josephine Allen the 22 year old actress in The Geezer will wed Charles Putnam a Boston born heir with a fortune over a million dollars. Putnam attends performances regularly and has hired a season box. Miss Allen’s marriage is planned in the near future.
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New York
Josephine Allen
Weber & Field
Charles Putnnam
Boston
Josephine
Music Hall
Putnam
Miss Allen
Mr. Putnam
Boston Athletic Association
Mrs Beecher Injured Again In Stamford Accident
Mrs Henry Ward Beecher suffered another fall in Stamford Connecticut in the early hours after a dizzy spell. The Scoville household rushed to her aide and a physician was called as the details of the incident emerged.
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Stamford
Conn
Henry Ward Beecher
Ex-Queen Liliuokalani Moves to Brookline for Privacy
Liliuokalani leaves the Parker House Boston for rooms near her host Mrs. William Lee in Brookline. She refuses lectures and photos, seeks privacy, and may stay only to rest. Captain Palmer acts as her adviser and she will be reachable through him or Mrs. Lee.
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Liliuokalani
Hawaii
Parker House
Lily Langtry
Sara Bernhardt
Lai
Brookline
William Lee
Boston
O’brien
Lee
Capain Palmer
T.boaide
Aged Woman Sustains Serious Hip Break in Accident
The report states an elderly woman suffered a severe hip fracture and may never walk again. Crutches likely required for mobility, with long-term impairment anticipated.
Husband Kills Wife, Train Engineer Suspect
In New Haven Conn December 28 it is reported Ella Eager was found dead after an apparent suicide by a train driven by her husband Fred Einger the engineer. Authorities say the couple had frequent disputes and had been separated for some time. Ella is believed to have gone to Union Station to confront her husband and threw herself beneath the wheels, driven by a romantic motive.
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New Haven
Conn
Ella Eager
Fairhaven
Fred Einger
Union Station
Princess of Chimay and Caraman Divorce Expected
Brussels cabled report says no legal obstacles remain to the divorce between the Princess of Chimay and Caraman and Clara Ward of Detroit who eloped with a Hungarian musician. A Vienna despatch notes Christmas Eve in a mud hut near Stuhlweissenburg where she gave her future in laws a house and land. Gypsy bands serenaded the couple on Friday. they will spend winter in Hungary and travel to the United States in spring.
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London
Brussels
The
Chronicle
Princess of Chimay
Caraman
Clara Ward
Detroit
Vienna
Bachelor Ballot Trap Ends Nine-Woman Club
In Hebron Wisconsin on December 28 a handsome bachelor was asked if he would marry any of nine club members. Each woman secretly cast a ballot for him and for the others, producing one vote for each. The reveal sparked quarrels among the members, dissolving the club and leaving the bachelor still single.
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Hebron
Wis
Flint Peaslee Denies Charlestown Almshouse Report
Describes a Sunday tale claiming Flint Peaslee, a noted candy maker, was an almshouse inmate. The report is labeled an error as Peaslee is not dependent on public aid. He also denies that drink ruined his fortunes.
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Charlestown Almshouse
Flint Peaslee
Peaslee
Clarke Couple Celebrate Tenth Anniversary at Dorchester Home
Mr and Mrs Arthur W Clarke welcomed friends to their new residence at 30 Devon Street Dorchester on their tenth wedding anniversary. They were assisted by Misses Norine Marnell and May McCool. Supper was served by Tufts.
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Arthur W. Clarke
Devon Street
Dorchester
Norine Marnell
May McCool
Tufts
Drunken 14-year-old found on Western Avenue Cambridge
A 14-year-old boy named James Slavin was found drunk on Western avenue Cambridge yesterday afternoon. He was taken to Station 2 and At first insensible. Dr Bryant used electric shock to revive him, after which he recovered and provided address 199 Franklin street. He refused to say where liquor was obtained but admitted drinking whiskey.
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Western Avenue
Cambridge
McHlroy
Bryant
James Slavin
Franklin Street
Christmas Dinner in Dudley Township Honours Buckner
In Dudley township Haskell county Kansas the community celebrated Christmas funded by General Buckner of Kentucky the former vice presidential candidate. Buckner sent twenty five gallons of old Kentucky whiskey and a fifty dollar check to the county clerk for the Dudley Democrats. The dinner in the local schoolhouse featured turkey quail venison and whiskey punch with the township and county residents in attendance.
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Topeka
Kan
Dudley Township
Haskell County
Kansas
Simon Bolivar Buckner
Kentucky
Dudley
United States
Palmer
Buckner
Cave
Dudley Democrats
Christmas Jewelry Theft in Cambridge Mystery
Miss Rose Roos visiting her aunt in Cambridge reported a theft of a diamond ring diamond earrings and sleeve buttons from a sitting room after both women briefly left the room. The house at 83 Elmer Street was secured with locked doors and windows. Police are investigating the case and seeking clues.
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Cambridge
Rose Roos
Waltham
Elmer Street
Goff Suit Against Woburn Electric Light Receivers
In Middlesex Superior Civil Court at East Cambridge a 10000 damage suit by Mrs. William S. Goff against the Woburn Electric Light Company receivers was begun. It claims her husband died due to defective electrical equipment at an experimental factory in Winchester on February 10, 189_. He received a fatal shock after touching an incandescent lamp.
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Middlesex
East Cambridge
Woburn Electric Light Company
William S. Goff
Louie Goddu
Winchester
Goff
Addicks Fight Looms Over Delaware Senate Seat
A Delaware dispatch reports Addicks vows to fight to block Democrats and force two legislatures if Sussex and Kent contests are decided against his side. He aims to control Dover and block Willard Saulsbury or any Democrat from the U S Senate.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Delaware
Addicks
Sussex County
Kent County
General Assembly
Sussex
United States
Dover
Willard Saulsbury
United States Senate
Senate
Washington
Spirit Expose Suit In Municipal Court Case
Marcellus S. Ayer of the First Spiritual Temple faces six defendants George B. Gates Dudley G. Kimball Robert Rigby Clifford Estes Edward C. Wood and Robert Harley charged with disturbing a religious meeting disturbing an assembly and temple property destruction valued at 69 dollars The courtroom overflowed with Spiritualists and anti Spiritualists Several temple incorporators attended The case adjourned to Thursday due to attorney Bartletts illness
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Marcellus S. Ayer
First Spiritual Temple
Temple
Charles W. Bartlett
Ayer
Spear & Crawford
Bartlett
Passage urging appropriation for building purchase
The document urges the passage of an accompanying order to appropriate funds for the purchase of the building. It presents a formal recommendation to allocate the specified amount for a real estate transaction.
Boston Alderman Pushes City Takeover of West End Rail
Alderman W. J. Donovan urged the Boston Board of Aldermen to seek state authorization to purchase and control the West End Street Railway Company within the city. He argued action is needed to protect residents after the recent strike cost nearly a million dollars to local business and reduce ongoing public inconveniences.
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Board of Aldermen
W. J. Donovan
City of
Boston
West End Street Railway Company
General Court
West End Street Railroad Company
Donovan
West End Road
City Seeks Purchase of Massachusetts Historical Society Building
The city currently rents the two lower stories at $9000 yearly and has option to purchase the five story building for $200000. If borrowed at 3.5 percent the annual interest would be about $7000 and rent savings could fund the purchase within the current year. An additional $6000 was requested for Deer Island electric plant. John M. Berry of Worcester seeks a 1 cent fare on streets and 0.5 cent on steam railways, urging board support. A ferry site plan allows eminent domain on water-front property from Fort Hill to improve ferry facilities.
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Massachusetts Historical Society
Deer Island
John M. Berry
Worcester
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Berry
Milbury Street
Board of Aldermen
Fort Hill
Reverend Vaughn deposed for lying at church inquiry
The Rev. E. H. Vaughn, president of Soule College of Dodge City, was deposed from the Methodist pastorate after a four day ecclesiastical inquiry for lying. He had earlier faced charges of political meddling for making free silver speeches and was acquitted on that charge.
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Topeka
Kan
E. H. Vaughn
Soule College
Dodge City
Methodist Church
Vaughn
Garden City
Father and Son Shot in Knoxville Gunfight
In Knoxville Tennessee on December 28 saloon keeper Lewis Pemberton fired a Winchester when town marshal Frank Hugette tried to arrest him. James Pemberton father of Lewis and the marshal exchanged shots. the son was killed, Hugette wounded, and Lewis killed by the officer.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Helenwood
Lewis Pemberton
Frank Hugette
James Pemberton
Lewis
Pemberton
Hugette
Burglars Sentenced in Superior Court
Edward Gerrity alias Lynch received a five year term in the House of Correction for two break ins, including Nellie H Reckard and Myer Rosenfeld homes, with prior criminal record. Perlie H. Smith alias Willis H. Perlis drew two years for breaking and entering.
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Edward Gerrity
Lynch
Superior Criminal Court
Bond
House of Correction
Nellie H. Reckard
Myer Rosenfeld
Perlie H. Smith
Willis H. Perlis
Boston Cuban Expedition Fervor Sparks Youth Meeting
A Boston gathering of about forty young men plans to sail for Cuba within two weeks to aid in liberating the island. The group, led by Charles Thomas and George S. Munroe, claims membership in the Ninth M. V. M. and includes estimates of funds, unknown backers, and a stated aim to drive Spaniards from Cuba.
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Cuba
Boston
Cuba Libre
Congress Street
Post
Grady
Nestor
Ninth
George S. Munroe
Malden
Charles Thomas
Miles
Osborne
J. M. Aguirre
Alvarez
Junta
Aguirre
Platt says he never sought Senate seat
In New York on December 28 Thomas C. Platt denounced rumors of his withdrawal from the senatorial race. He stated he had never been a candidate and would not withdraw, explaining he planned to retire from political life and had even refused the governorship. He added he expects Choate will not be the next Senator.
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New York
Thomas C. Platt
Washington
Laborer James Mahoney Killed at City Stone Yard
James Mahoney aged 33 was instantly killed at 6:30 pm at Coughlin's stone yard Albany and Swell streets when caught in a fly wheel of stone working machinery. His body was taken to City Hospital morgue by Undertaker Barry. He was married and resided on Willow Park Roxbury.
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James Mahoney
Coughlin’s
Stone Yard
Albany
Swell Streets
City Hospital
Barry
Mahoney
Willow Park
Roxbury
Thurman Camping Club Dance at Lyceum Hall East Boston
A large crowd attended the Thurman Camping Club first annual dance and reunion at Lyceum Hall East Boston. John Sullivan oversaw the floor with a staff of aides and a list of notable attendees including ex Senator John H. Sullivan and Joseph A. Conry with several city and state representatives and numerous guests.
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Lyceum Hall
Boston
Thurman Camping Club
John Sullivan
Corps of
Aids
John H. Sullivan
Patrick Kennedy
Joseph A. Conry
Common Council
Manasseh Bradley
John L. Kelley
Michael Leary
William Donovan
Dennis Moynahan
William G. Harber
James Hurley
Edward Brennan
Christopher Murphy
Frank Fremont
Josep Killion
Frank Sullivan
Michael Keating
Edward Merney
Marshall Brown
Daniel Creamer
Frances Flaherty
Essie Putnam
Kittie Lynch
Mary Powers
Flossie Keough
Post Office Burglary in Marblehead Leaves Safe Damaged
Marblehead post office entered Sunday night by burglars. Postmaster Knowland found holes in the safe doors bulged out and the safe ruined. No items were taken.
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Marblehead
Knowland
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Napoleon
Anastasia Wynne
Charles Putnam
C.E. Davis
Mfg
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Tremont
Kersey
Astrachan
Winter Street
Queen Lil, Gue
Har Majesty
Metale
Princess
Buskner
Allen
Russell
John J. Mahoney
Quincy
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Brooklyn
H. L. Russell
Lke
Charlestown
Committee On
New York World
India
Csdcas Cays
Wilson Bill Sor Orree
McKinley
Vilson
Clarendon
Tremont St
Delmonico
West End
Ald
Honest Tobaccos
Bombay
Timothy Foley
Utica Place
ACME
Catholic Knights of America
W. E. Gallagher
Joseph C. Gallivan
J. J. McNamara
Frank C. Dugan
P. J. Mahon
John J. O'Neil
William Hadley
Hugh W. Bresnahan
H. J. Keenan
Platt
Mr. Choate
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