Fiendish elopement and $10000 swindle shake a widow
Culcace Dec 30 Inter Ocean special reveals an extraordinary elopement and a $10000 fraud. A 70 year old widow and a 30 year old man involved in a marriage after she lost ten thousand dollars to a partner named Buckley. Buckley’s whereabouts are unknown and the widow’s will favors her youthful spouse.
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Culcace
Inter-Ocean
Tifin
Abraham Cromwell
Seneca County
Buckley
Dane
Monroe
Mich
Sti
Creditors push for solvency ruling at St. Albans Trust
In Vermont, creditors claiming preference under the charter petition Chancellor Royce to declare St. Albans Trust solvent and pay them in full. They say the firm is desperately insolvent and that their claims, tied to marriage, minority, or insanity, should be fully paid. A favorable ruling could delay a 10 percent dividend the receiver plans to declare.
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Albans
St. Albans Trust Company
Royce
Coancellor
Supreme Court
Pittsburg Woman Accused of Training Children as Thieves
In Pittsburgh, Mrs. Amelia Gilson faced arraignment for receiving stolen goods and was accused of enticing children from their homes to train them as thieves. Her son Tommy Gilson, 10, and Frank Fisher, 13, were jailed for trial along with two other youths. A boy named Otto Walker and a colored youth George Clay were sent to reform school. Walker's mother said Gilson lured Otto away a year ago and lived off his thefts, and that a daughter was enticed two years earlier and later employed as a domestic with wages collected.
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Pittsburg
Amelia Gilson
Tommy Gilson
Frank Fisher
O.e Walker
George Clay
Reform School
Young Walker
Birs. Gilson
Otto
Ballooning for government meteorology in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports Prof Samuel A King, renowned aeronaut, has signed a contract with Gen Hazen of the U S Signal Service to conduct five ascensions for meteorological research. Two launches will be from Girard College in Philadelphia and three from Washington, each with a Signal Service officer and instruments for observing atmospheric phenomena. A balloon awaits at Girard College ready for use.
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Philadelphia
Samuel A. King
Hazen
United States Signal Service
Girard College
Washington
King
Cfficer
Signal Service Corps
Williake
Liverpool Evidence Aboard I. F. Chapman Ship
Daily abuse and brutal lashings of Russian seaman Jansen by Second Mate Rauscher and Boatswain Koelpin aboard the American ship I. F. Chapman. For ten days they beat and bound him to topsail sheets, he pleaded to be cut down, and died after the next morning’s insensibility.
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Liverpool
Rauscher
Seven locomotive engineers dismissed over pay dispute in Ohio
Seven engineers on the Ashtabula and Pittsburg and the Erie and Pittsburg lines are discharged for allegedly securing more pay than entitled. They conspired with the Erie time clerk who falsified time records, overdrawn by about 8000 dollars. The clerk resigned and a successor found the arrears. Officials and men refuse to discuss. The engineers had long service with the companies.
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YoungsTown, O
Ashtabula
Pittsburg
Erie
Reading Bride Reveals Ex-Convict Husband
In Reading, Miss Kate Klapp, daughter of the wealthy Daniel Klapp, reportedly married Francis Newman alias Frank Hardman, an ex convict who served five years for highway robbery in Berks county prison. After release he disappeared but has since shown a straightforward life.
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Reading
Kate Klapp
Daniel Klapp
Francis Newman
Frank Hardman
Cavalry expedition ordered to remove unauthorized persons
Kansas City December 29 Brig Gen Augur directs Col Hatch of the Ninth Cavalry to Camp Russell on the Cimarron River to lead six troops of cavalry and one infantry company in removing unauthorized persons from Oklahoma and other Indian Territory points. Hatch prepares at Fort Sill for the expedition.
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Kansas City, Mo
War Department
Sen
Augur
Department of the Missouri
Hatch
Ninth Cavalry
Camp Russell
Cimaron River
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Fort Priehingems
Montreal Alderman Accused in Ferry Tender Bribery
Montreal reports claim Capt. Filgate of St Helen's Island ferry swore to the mayor that Alderman Thomas Wilson demanded 2000 dollars to vote for his tender for the next year. Filgate refused, losing the contract to Richelieu company amid an upcoming investigation.
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Montreal
Filgate
St. Helen’s Island
Thomas Wilson
Richelieu Company
Laurentian poet to receive Spanish honors
In Quenec on December 30 a report says Mr Fre shette, called the Laurentian poet, will soon be decorated by Spain for composing a poem praising the king and condemning insults to him in Paris. The piece was read to the royal secretary and sent to the king via Count Premio Keni of Quebec.
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Quenec
Mr. Freshette
Spain
Paris
Premio Keni
Quebec
Measures for Grant personal effects relief progress
Philadelphia December 30 measures for relief of General Grant personal effects trophies and other items advance favorably with expectations of an early satisfactory result. Consultations on the legal aspects of the matter continue and Mr Childs will travel to New York tomorrow on related business.
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Philadelphia
Plea for Innocence Fails as Man Is Hanged
In Orrumwa Iowa on December 30, Pleasant Anderson who was acquitted last year of murdering Chris McAllister at Blakesburg was abducted from home by masked men. He was brought to the murder site and hanged from a tree while protesting his innocence to onlookers.
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Orrumwa
Pleasant Anderson
Chris McAllister
Blakesburg
McAlllister
Eatea
Sage
United States District Court
Cincinnati
Helena
Kansas County
Terry
Emmet Butler
Butler
E. Prentice
Chicago
First National Bank
Prentice
Visit to Rome Sparks Sacred and Curry Camp Interest
A dialogue records Mr. Jay recalling his abroad stay in Rome. He notes Mrs. Jay admired St. Peter's while he found the curry camps particularly engaging, offering a glimpse of personal impressions rather than grand monuments.
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Rome
Mr. Jay
St. Peter’s
Illinois Senatorial Question Split by Parties
The Tribune canvass shows Republicans naming Logan as first choice by 100 votes and Farwell by 2. Democrats list Harrison 29, Black 25, Morrison 4, Palmer 11, Allen 9, Marsh 3, unknown 1, for their first choice.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Illinois
Logan
Farwell
Demoscrats
Harrison
Black
Morrison
Palmer
Allen
Marsh
Unknown
Western floods wreak rail damage across states
Livins Rock Arkansas reports ongoing rain and washouts paralyze rail service with no trains reaching the city since Sunday. Dixon Illinois records continuous rain and Rock River ice jam causing bridge destruction and substantial property damage from flooding.
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Livins Rock
Ark
Dixon, al
Rock River
Telephone Suits Before the Patent Office in 1880s era
The December report from the department of agriculture indicates a smaller cotton yield than October projections. Regional figures show varied conditions across North Carolina Georgia Mississippi and Texas with an aggregate around 5 580 600 bales. Provisional estimates may adjust with future returns. The piece also covers Bell Edison telephone patent appeals and Cleveland civil service reform opinions.
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Patent Office
Naturalists’ Society
Cleveland
Civil Service Reform
Klte
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Alabama
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Double murder-suicide attempt shocks Denver parishioners
A man killed by hammering, then urged his wife who is a Spiritualist to cut her throat. They were found Monday half frozen with throat wounds but not dead. Pearson recuperated and said he and his wife will likely die. Also a second child died at Williams private foundling asylum on Vesquey street after prayers, coroner to hold inquest. Williams, 40, previously ran similar homes in Brooklyn and Chicago.
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Denver
Col
Williams
Foundling
Vesquey Street
Hea
Brooklyn
Chicago
Massachusetts Teachers’ Association
Girls’ High School
West Newton Street
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John O. Norris
Suffolk
Allen F. Wood
Bristol
William F. Bradbury
Essex
Alfred Bunker
Dukes
Nantucket
Joseph G. Edgerly
Worcester
C. W
England
Wells
A. P. Gage
Boston
J. W. McDonald
Stoneham High School
George I. Forbes
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Our Fathers
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Boston Public Schools
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Jennie M. Ames
Natural History
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Barry
Tennyson
Sweet Singer
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Railroad reorganizations and bonds in the newspapers
East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia railroad directors met to discuss reorganization plans and bond refunding while interest on consols due in January remained a focal point. Other items note denials of railway alliances and key traffic and route developments across the Midwest and Canada.
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New York
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
Chicago
Burlington and Northwestern
Union Pacific
Western Railway
Montreal
Grand Trunk
Ashland
Wis
Wisconsin
Northern Pacific Railroad
Duluth
Faithful farmer pleads innocence after alleged spiritual command
On a Northern Pacific line near Chehalis Washington a prosperous farmer William Pearson claimed a higher power ordered him to kill his infant. The report notes Pearson is a Spiritualist believer and details his unexpected motive and the surrounding circumstances in a Portland dispatch.
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Portland
Ore
Chehalis
W. T
Northern Pacific
William Pearson
Memoirs by Alexander Bell on Deaf Mute Community Plan
The national academy transmits a Bell prepared memoir on forming a deaf mute community. He notes a strong tendency for deaf mutes to wed within their group, and that offspring from such unions are disproportionately deaf. The paper discusses colonization ideas and advocates small schools, sign language, and deaf teachers to sustain the deaf environment.
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Congress
Alex. Graham Bell
Sandia
Manitoba
Tam
Winnipeg
Europe
Bell
Meeting of the Governor and Council in Augusta
The governor and council met in session and reported against any reduction of town valuations in Hermon Dedham Lastbrook Fairfield Kineo Blaine S E Township No 31 Webster and Long Island plantations. Cases heard included pardon requests for Hannah Thorndike and John Lawrence both life prisoners.
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Hermon
Dedham
Lastbrook
Fairfield
Kineo
Blaine
S. E
Webster
Long Island
Hannah Thorndike
Rockland
Mortland
Mitchell
Bangor
John Lawrence
Prion
Blaney
Passamaquocady
Penobscot
John 8
Baker
Tuck
Harry Burns
Rufus B. Lishness
Charles Morgan Wallace
Portland
Cleaves
Leasib
Reform School
Polo Games Roundup From New England Clubs
Taunton Tauntons lose 3 to 2 to Salems in Taunton. Samosets beat Plymouths with a back and forth goals sequence. Biddefords edge Granite Citys 3 2 in Augusta. Lewistons defeat Fairfields 3 0 in Kennebec league. Brocktons top Gloucesters 3 2 in Gloucester. Stars of Haverhill lose to Brockton Citys in Rockton with temporary five-man rule in effect.
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Mass
Salems
Tauntons
Plymouth
South Abington
Plymouths
Samosets
Augusta
Biddefords
Granite Citys
Lewiston
Androscoggin
Kennebec
City
Lewistons
Fairields
Fairfields
Gloucester
Brocktons
Gloucesters
Therocktons
D. W. Caswell
Rockton
Stars of
Haverhill
Brockton Citys
Collingwood
Chelsea
Lawrence
Wages Cut Across Major U S Steel Regions
Reports from THARPSBURG Mass Springfield and Youngstown detailing wage cuts in steel and iron works. Reductions target most workers with few exemptions while several unions resist changes. dates range Dec 30 to Jan 1 with impacts on thousands of employees.
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Tove
Paris
Tharpsburg
Steel and
Hivorp
Mass
Springfield
Hampden Weieh Company
Youngstown
Mahoning Valley
Amalgamated Association
Wilkesbarre
Philadelphia and Reading
Ashley
Earthquake Toll and Aftermath Reported Across Spanish Towns
Descriptions from Nerja Granada and surrounding districts reveal continued destruction after a powerful quake, with collapsed chimneys, ruined theatres, evacuations, injuries, and unconfirmed death totals. Relief requests grow as hospitals, prisons, and gas works suffer damage. The piece also notes royal betrothal rumors and other society items.
Fire and civic notices from Boston and beyond
Fire alarms on December 30 and 31 report minor blazes in Boston area and other cities with injuries to a firefighter and several buildings damaged. Additional dispatches describe fires in Pierre and other towns, with extensive damage, economic losses, and flags of insurance coverage.
Randall Party Entertained in Nashville on Visit
Hon Samuel Randall and party arrived in Nashville at 8 AM to a large welcome. Gen W H Jackson and others addressed the visitors. Randall declined Huntsville visit now but promised to try within two months. The party toured Polk home and Tennessee Cotton Mills, dined with Col A B Collarat4, and spoke to the largest Grand Opera House crowd.
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Tenn
Samuell, Randall
Randall
W. H. Jackson
Howell E. Jackson
Phillips
Randell
Maxwell House
Hantsville
Ala
Judge Richardson
Mr. Randall
Huntsville
Mr. Rindall
Mrs. Polk
Contempt ruling in Newark Savings case credits Dodd
In Trenton on December 30 Vice Chancellor Van Fleet filed an opinion on the Newark Savings case. Daniel Dodd, president of the bank, admitted deposits of 845000 with Fisk and Hatch and 160000 with E K Harriman Co. The bank, aided by Dodd, was placed into investments of bonds but Fisk & Hatch failed, consuming the funds. Dodd is found guilty of contempt, while three managers A Bishop Baldwin Algernon S Hubbell and Francis Mackinlead are held liable for their knowledge of the transactions.
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N.J
Daniel Dodd
Newark Savings Institution
van Fleet
Dodd
Fisk & Hatch
E.K. Harriman & Co
Court of Chancery
Algernon S. Hubbell
Francis Mackin
Judge issues injunction to halt estate disposal in Welton case
In Waterbury District court Judge Bradstreet restrains Henry Bergh as an executor of Carrie Welton's estate from disposing of any property under a $200,000 penalty. Petition by George Welton, heir, leads to return on first Monday in February. Miss Welton's will largely leaves fortune to the New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, heirs seek to set it aside.
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Thurber, Whyland & Co
Kings County Supreme Court
Theodore Kolyer
Brooklyn
Brown
Star
the Times
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England
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Washington
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the World
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Oscar S. Strauss
Henry A. Oakley
George Haven Putnam
Tombs
Patrick H. Pelliban
Ireland
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B. IF. Jones
Republican National Committee
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Tom Sing
Reuben C. Moffat
Dr. Moffat
Aun Ashman
Rufus L. Cole
W. Winsor
H. T. Nichols
John A. Willett
George A. Joyce
W. H. B. Totten
H. K. Thurlen
John A. Smith
C. L. Rickerson
Frank Green
David Hunt
E. W. Williams
W.E. Worth
C. F. Droste
Henry Prouse Cooper
Supreme Court
Henry Prouse Cooper &Co
American Bible Society
New York City
Trinity Church Corporation
Anneke Jans Bogardus
Emma H. Wallace
J. F. Roosa
Internal Revenue District of
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Sullivan County
New York German Conservatory of Music
Germany
Joseph Brooks
James B. Dickson
Brooks& Dickson
Jacob Winnemacher
Weisenbach & Co
New Haven
Conn
Bradstreet
Waterbury District Court
Henry Bergh
Carrie Welton
George Welton
Miss Welton
New York Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Masonic Grand Lodge Convenes In Manchester NH
The Most Worthy Grand Lodge F and A M of New Hampshire held its semi annual communication in Manchester with morning sessions on organization and an afternoon initiation of the first degree.
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Manchester
N. H
F.and
A. M
New Hampshire
Montreal Ice Palace Delayed by Rapid Thaw Carnival Creations
Readable portions report a swift thaw delaying the Montreal carnival ice palace and other attractions. Separate items note a judge ordering the decree in a telegraph case and appointing a Richmond receiver.
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Montreal
Can
Hughes
Southern Telegraph Company
A. S. Boulware
Richmond
Finest beer from Philip Best brewing tapped in Boston trade
It extols the Bohemian or Standard lager from the Philip Best Brewing Co. Milwaukee as the finest beer in the country. Bottled for family and hotel use and also available in barrels and kegs. L. Speidel & Co. is the sole New England agent, located at 3 Water Street, Boston.
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Philip Best Brewing Co
Milwaukee
L. Speidel & Co
Sole N. E
Water Street
Boston
Detective arrest widens thefts at Fitchburg Railroad
Tuesday afternoon detective McElhaney arrested W. J. Gerrish, baggage master at Fitchburg Railroad, in Waltham for thefts from the baggage room. Some stolen items were recovered at his home and he remained in custody for trial.
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Fitchburg Railroad Company
McElhaney
W. J. Gerrish
Waltham
Gerrish
Attleboro Citizen Pennis Capron Dies at 33
A respected Attleboro Mass resident Pennis Capron died suddenly at his son in law’s home Tuesday aged 33. He left four children. Also, Windsor Vt arrest of George Herrick freed after two weeks in custody. St Johnsbury Vt votes to abolish music in public schools due to high taxes. Fletcher resignations at Merchants National Bank of St Johnsbury. Grand Army post of Stoughton Mass denounces threats to pastors tied to a lottery protest. Lawsuit against Svenias Register and Hyening Union for 1000 over printing. Clebe Lasting Co Boston likely to move to Old Orchard Me for tax exemptions. Schooner EFBR Nickerson of Boothbay delivers 175000 frozen herring to Gloucester for Georges fleet at 150 per 100 for bait. Fresh habiuut sales decline to 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 cents per pound.
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Attleboro
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Windsor
George
Herrick
St. Johnbury
Tick Fletcher
Merchants National Bank of
St. Johnsbury
F. F. Fletcher
Staghton
Grand Army
Etiens
Svenias Register
Union of New *Aven
Onun
Hbal
Clebe Lasting Company
Boston
Old Orchard
Efbr. Nickerson
Boothbay
Gloucester
Monhegan
Glucester
Personal notes on figures amid seasonal change and stagecraft
Lieut Guy in Connecticut shows daily improvement though not fully recovered. Theodore Roosevelt spends much of his time ice boating, seen as a fitting pastime for a politician used to winter detours. In Denver a theatergoer wears a hair wreath of six hummingbirds trained to sing between acts for audience edification.
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Guy
Connecticut
Theodore Roosevelt
Denver
Highway Robbery Suspect Arrested in Ogdensburg Case
Patrolmen Bruce and Sh vision arrested Thomas White, 24, in Ogdensburg New York after an incident in which he forced an old man into a dark area and searched his hats. He faced multiple charges including highway robbery and was held after witnesses identified him. The case links to a separate Creek robbery involving a $75 sum and alias James. Officers recovered some money and detained White at the first station.
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City Officials Tour New Sewerage Works
At City Mall, fifty or sixty members of the city government with city officials visited the improved sewerage works Tuesday. The works were practically completed at the start of the year and have operated continuously since. The year's trial proved the new system efficient and eliminated many evils of the old system.
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