Mrs Maybrick Not Yet Pardoned Amid Prison Transfer
London report states Florence Maybrick, serving a life sentence for murder, has not been pardoned. She left Aylesbury Prison January 25, likely for a private facility to recuperate, remains under guard though not an inmate. Authorities offer no comment. Lloyd's Weekly notes her mother Baroness de Roques visited the prison and found Maybrick in better spirits awaiting release.
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London
Florence Maybrick
Lfe
Aylesbury
United States
Associated Press
Maybrick
Cornwall
Home Office
Holloway
Lloyd’s Weekly
Mass of New Bills for Legislators Pushes Short Session
Lawmakers ready to work this week to save the first crop of hay as President Jones and Speaker Frothingham push a short session. Bills include nonresident clergymen officiating weddings, employing noncitizens in public works, reforming dock practices in District Courts, and damages from elevated rail structures.
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Jones
Frothingham
Natural gas explosion kills two in Pittsburg home
An explosion of natural gas in the cellar of Henry Magel’s West Liberty residence in Pittsburg Pennsylvania on January 31 caused two deaths and seriously injured six others authorities said.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Henry Magel
West Liberty
Thompson Couple Arrested After Liquor Purchase Visit
Officers of Division 4 visited 13 Oliver Place shortly before noon yesterday and allege they purchased liquor from George and Mary Thompson. The couple were arrested.
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Division 4
Oliver Place
George
Mary Thompson
Fireman Killed and 26 Overcome in Brooklyn Storehouse Fire
A blaze at the American Manufacturing Company storehouse in Brooklyn killed one fireman and caused 26 to be overcome by smoke. Nine victims were hospitalized in critical condition, one expected to die. The building stored jute, Manila hemp, and bagging, with property loss estimated around a substantial sum.
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New York
American Manufacturing Company
Brooklyn
Dr Badger Outlines Pure Air Cure for Consumption
Dr I C Badger of Massachusetts General Hospital told a Morgan Memorial audience that consumption can be cured by pure air sunshine wholesome food and bathing freely He warned against quack remedies and noted transmission via sputum He displayed sanatorium views and announced a follow up talk at Ruggles Street Baptist Church next Thursday evening.
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Ige 8
C. Badger
Massachusetts General Hospital
Morgan Memorial
England
Badger
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Three Inspectors Retire On May First
Judge Emmons denied rumors that Police Inspectors William Leggett Charles Glidden and Joseph Bogan would oppose retirement. The board extended their service to May 1 and on that date they will be placed on half pay totaling eight hundred dollars a year. The inspectors have refused to discuss the matter.
Maybrick Released Under Ban on Public Stage
The Daily Mail reports Mrs. Maybrick released from prison in Liverpool with conditions. She may not appear on the public stage or write a book about her experiences and must avoid attracting public attention.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Maybrick
Liverpool
No Maybrick Pardon Known of in Washington
Washington Jan 31 The State Department says there has been no recent communication with England on the Mrs Maybrick case despite revived interest from reports she is released from prison in England The last information they had was months old and indicated she would probably be released late next summer.
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Washington
Maybrick
England
State Department
Death by own action at Tremont Street lodging
Mrs. Alice Brines, 27, committed death by her own action early yesterday by drinking carbolic acid at 932 Tremont street where she lodged. Separated from her husband, she earned a living working at restaurants. The lodging house is run by Sarah Hagstrom. About 11 o'clock Saturday night she went on the act.
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Alice Brines
Tremont Street
Sarah Hagstrom
Brines
Judge Charles H. Drew Dies In Brookline Community
Judge Charles H. Drew of Brookline, a jurist and Civil War veteran who served over 30 years as Brookline Municipal Court judge, died at his home after a long illness. Born November 1830 in Plymouth, he studied law, was admitted in 1861, and served in the Eighteenth Massachusetts Infantry rising to major after gallantry in battle.
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Charles H. Drew
Brookline
Winthrop Road
Plymouth
Judge Drew
Chapin
Worcester
Judge Davis
Lincoln
Young Drew
Eighteenth
Massachusetts Infantry
Leutenant
Schooner Bonnie Doon Ashore on Hyannis Shoal
The schooner Bonnie Doon, icebound at Hyannis, went ashore on Southwest Ground Shoal while trying to leave for Windsor N. B. It was low water, and she should float at high water. She rests on a sandy bottom and shows no distress signals. The life-savers stood by but aid was declined by the captain.
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Hyannis
Bonnie Doon
Windsor
Fourteen Miners Die in Mexican Mine Accident
In Montberrey near Victoria the day’s lift hoist failed to stop at surface and the cable broke, sending fourteen men to the shaft bottom from a 1500 foot drop. Sixteen men were being raised when the disaster occurred. one was seriously injured and one missing. All the dead were Mexicans of the poorer class.
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Montberey
Mex
Victoria
Tamauilaps
Missouri Pacific flyer derailed near Miller Kansas
The Colorado flyer on the Missouri Pacific that departed Denver Saturday afternoon for Kansas City derailed near Miller, Kansas, today while running about 40 miles an hour. The engine and the rear Pullman remained upright. the baggage, smoker, and chair cars were wrecked. One person was killed and one injured, the latter seriously.
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Kansas City
Colorado Flyer
Missouri Pacific
Denver
Miller
Kan
Son of Swiss President Dies by His Own Hand
Dijon France Jan 31 Arnold Comtesse son of the President of Switzerland died after shooting himself last Thursday. He had been staying here and when told a woman he planned to visit was not in he returned to his carriage and shot himself in the mouth. The bullet entered his brain and he died at midnight after hospital treatment for cerebral disturbance from malarial fever.
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Dijon
France
Arnold Comtesse
Switzerland
Peapyee
M. Comtesse
Comtesse
Recent Engagements in Boston Area Announced
List of numerous forthcoming marriages in Boston and nearby towns detailing brides and grooms with their family or institutional ties including Jamaica Plain Brookline Cambridge Roxbury Watertown Dorchester Newton Ashland street Dorchester Marlboro street St Marks School Harvard Queen s University of Toronto Middlesex School Cambridge Gloucester Dorchester Winthrop Chelsea Salem Dorchester Jamaica Plain Huntington Avenue features.
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Boston
Vicinity
Caroline Ticknor
Benjamin H. Ticknor
Jamaica Plain
Paul van Duzee
Ethel May Brown
Brookline
William J. Kimball
William G. Kimball
Huntington
Mass
Eleanor L. Barbour
Frank H. Barbour
Ellery Street
Cambridge
Charles A. Hosmer
Harvard
Madeline Brazil
Irving Dexter Young
Roxbury
Susan Fellowes Hastings
William H. H. Hastings
Marlboro Street
A. Emerson Benson
St. Mark’s School
Southboro
Leslie Morison
Frank Morison
Commonwealth Avenue
Clifford Ll. Bremer
Blanche
Harry F. Ireland
Essex Street
Charlestown
Ruth Horton
Edward A. Horton
Audubon Road
B. Arthur Beasley
University of Toronto
Canada
Nina Marion
J. Johnson
Stonehurst Street
Dorchester
C. Ernest Perkins, Jr
South Framingham
Ethel May
Franklin Brett
Huntington Avenue
Mollie Ethel Fairbanks
Henry O. Fairbanks
Wollaston
Kenneth Burnham Lewis
Frances Marguerite Griffin
Frank Dane Griffin
Charles Taylor Smith
Gloucester
Helen Hall
A. Tower
Charles A. Case
Winthrop
Miss Brown
J. Wilcor
Brown
Shirley
Kendrick Kerns
Middlesex School
Concord
Alice Newbury
Henry Hall
Adams Street
Walter
Katherine Frances
J. J. Baldwin
Elmo Street
Raymond Dunn
Mildred Page
James Reed
Chestnut Hill
Charles Sweet
Auburndale
Ma B
George Miller
Salem
Walter Buringame Davis
Ellen Stickney
Warren F. Gay
Sibel H. Duff
Alice Hall Duff
Thomas L. Livermore, Jr
Death by Poison in Tremont Street Lodging House
Mrs. Alice Baines aged 27 died yesterday morning at 932 Tremont Street after a companion procured whiskey and carbolic acid. Two hours later the body was found in her room by fellow lodgers as others continued drinking. Miss Sadie Arnold reported the incident at 4 PM. Baines’s body was sent to the city morgue while Sarah Hagstrom and Mary Galligan were arrested for drunkenness.
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Alice Baines
Tremont Street
Apa Bro
Sadie Arnold
Brines
Sarah Hagstrom
Mary Galligan
Mrs Boland on Suffrage in Post Letter
Esther Frances Boland of South Boston writes to the Post to elaborate remarks on women’s suffrage made at Morgan Memorial. She notes readers and Post circulation, asserts women will not vote as a unit but will use the ballot to aid moral forces and public questions. 88 Broadway City Point. January 29.
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Esther F. Boland
South
Boston
Morgan Memorial
The
Post
Esther Frances Boland
Broadway
City Point
Jan
Rescue on Niagara ice saves boy from fall
Jan 31 Niagara Falls scene as a large ice cake broke away from the bridge. John Morrison of Buffalo reached the open water, grabbed boy James Murty by the hair, and hauled him onto the floating ice. Rescuers pulled Morrison and the raft back to the ice bridge.
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Niagara
Falls
John Morrison
Buffalo
James Murty
Morrison
Immigrant Aid Group Aims to Befriend Hebrews at Boston Meeting
Meyer Bloomfield president of the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Association declared the society’s goal to aid poor bewildered immigrants and prevent harsh first impressions. He said the organization will investigate abuses with committees and an attorney, aided by a port commissioner in Boston. Speakers included Rabbi Friederman Shoher Alperts and Victor Schaneburg.
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Meyer Bloomfield
Hebrew Immigrant Aid Association
North Russell Street
Boston
Rabbi Friederman
Rabbi Shoher
Abraham Alperts
Victor Schaneburg
Ywelvth Christening in the Clark Family
Yesterday afternoon at 20 Merrill Street Dorchester Mr and Mrs R B Clark celebrated the christening of their 12th child the seventh boy Godfather Samuel Rosnosky Goddess Martha Busch the child named Samuel Louis Rosnosky Clark after the late court interpreter Samuel Rosnosky
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Merrill Street
Dorchester
R. B. Clark
Samuel Rosnosky
Martha Busch
Samuel Louis Rosnosky Clark
Six Milwaukee arrests on grand jury indictments
Six more arrests were made today on indictments returned by the grand jury last night. Ex-Alderman Charles Cooke is charged with bribery. Henry G. Razall, a stationery dealer, offered a bribe. Supervisor Julius Feige obtained county orders under false pretences in three indictments. Ex-Alderman Rudolph faced bribery charges. Fred Heiden Jr., former inspector of the House of Correction, is charged with obtaining county orders under false pretences.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Charles Cooke
Henry G. Razall
Julius Feige
Rudolph
Fred Heiden, Jr
Inspector House of Correction
Child Burned In Cambridge Water Incident
Four year old Margaret Roston of Cambridge was seriously burned yesterday after being pushed into a tub of hot water by her baby brother. She was taken to Cambridge Hospital with severe burns affecting her body.
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Margaret Roston
Cambridge
The Royal Blue Line Washington Trips Depart Boston
Schedule lists departures January through May from Boston for seven day Washington trips at 25 dollars covering meals except one. Five day Florida route in January February March costs 69.50 dollars with travel to Washington included. Postal request for illustrated booklet to Jos P Taggart at 360 Washington Street Boston.
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Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Florida
Jos
P. Taggart
Washington Street
Mass
Pennsylvania Railroad Tour to California and Mardi Gras
A Pennsylvania Railroad special train departs New York on February 11 for a South ern California Mardi Gras tour via New Orleans with a three day stay. Round trip rates from Boston are 255 dollars and 250 dollars from New York, covering transport and all expenses to Los Angeles with a carnival seat. Return from Los Angeles is by any authorized transcontinental route within nine months for transport only, Portland excluded with a 15 dollar surcharge. Details via ticket agents at 205 Washington Street Boston.
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California
New Orleans
New York
Los Angeles
Boston
Portland
Washington Street
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