Kennedy’s Counsel Argues Motive in Danvers Poisoning Case
In Danvers, Kennedy’s defense claims no direct poisoning link exists and motive hinges on circumstantial evidence. D N Crowley argues Kennedy’s character and lack of means negate intent while suggesting Mrs Learoyd had greater motive and opportunity at the Learoyd residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Danvers
Superior Criminal Court
D. N. Crowley
Kennedy
Crowley
Learoyd
Sylvester Kimball
Kimball
South Boston Ball Attended by City Hall Notables
South Boston society attended the City Point Catholic Association ball at Odd Fellows Hall last night. Mayor Quincy Alderman Dean and many civic leaders appeared with leading couples and a large list of noted residents in bright outfits and finery in a festive, widely talked about event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
City Point Catholic Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Association
Quincy
Josiah S. Dean
John F. Cronan
Charitable
Irish Society
Carl MacCormick
South Boston Protestant Association
Frank T. Carroll
St. Augustine's Lyceum
Joseph A. Conry
Common Council
James A
McMorrow
Daniel L. Prendergast
Prendergast
John Drohan
Mary MacHugh
Annie Slattery
Annie O’reilly
Julia Sullivan
J.S. Dean
Nellie McCarron
Lucy Sullivan
Katherine Downing
John Falvey
Mary McCarthy
Minnie Emmett
Alice Emmett
D. L. Prendergast
Mary Hearn
Josephine Hearn
Minnie Lynn
Mamie Tobin
Anna Tobin
Joseph Carmody
Anna Downing
William A. McMorrow
Nellie Sullivan
Nellie McNeil
Ella M. Kenniff
William T. Dooley
Julia Leary
Katherine Leary
Millie Carrier
Lillie Donnelly
Katherine Sullivan
Mary O’brien
Nellie ‘Brien
Katherine Buckley
Bessie Elan
Sarah McGinnis
Susie Norton
Mary Mulcahey
May Crawford
Mary Roach
O'Reilly
May Gallahue
Annie Bassity
Kittie Kelly
Grace Flynn
Eva Slattery
Minnie
Aga
Minnie Daly
Lizzie Donlan
Esther McArdie
Katherine Kaler
Addie Burdick
Julia
Prank A. Fort
Edward J. Heffernan
J. Gookin
James T. Pray
Town meeting debates town hall and water issues
Residents of Crescent Beach Me morial Hall discussed a possible new town hall and water supply. A nine or eleven member committee was proposed to study sites, plans, and costs, with reports due at May or June meetings. Debate also covered hydrant service claims with the Revere Water Co. and a contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Crescent Beach
A. S. Burnham
Warren Fenno
Arthur E. Curtis
Revere Centre
Beachmont
William Bryant
Haynes
B. B. Dewing
Bryant
Curtis
Friends of Annexation
Thomas Lane
H. J. Skeffington
Boston
Leominster
Skeffington
Revere Water Company
Water Company
Committee On
Town Hall
Doris A. Young
B. F. DeButts
C. H. Frye
A. B. Curtis
G. A. Copeland
W. H. Derby
G. L. Proctor
Janvrin
C. H. Bird
Michael Sullivan
Sculptor Noble Wins Legal Case in Essex Market Court
Magistrate Flammer dismissed the grand larceny charge against William Clark Noble a sculptor formerly of Cambridge Massachusetts and now based in New York He was accused by Julia Adelaide Price his former model of taking 2000 under promise of marriage The magistrate found no proof of a gift under cohabitation and no marriage promise suggesting civil remedy if money changed hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Flammer
Essex Market
William Clark Noble
Cambridge
Mass
Julia Adelaide Price
Miss Price
Noble
Widow Mary Ellen Walsh Young Leads Funeral Procession
Mrs Mary Ellen Walsh Young claims widowhood of tobacco merchant George F Young who died last week. She attended the funeral as chief mourner at the Young mansion and accompanied by her brother William Corbett. The coffin was not moved to the Arlington Hotel. Interment occurred at Swan Point Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Mary Ellen Walsh Young
George F. Young
Arlington Hotel
Young Mansion
William Corbett
Nicholas B. Young
Swan Point Cemetery
Woman Solves Ghost Mystery At Stevens Corners Graveyard
In Groton New York on February 8 Miss Hattie Beyea led a group to a cemetery after a rumor of goblins. They found a moving figure behind Wankercamp's grave railing claiming to be Hank who admits drinking and vows to stop if released, naming Al Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
N. Y
Stevens Corners
Seth Roberts
David Roberts
Andres Sears
Hattie Beyea
Miss Beyea
Wankercamp
Searles Defends Sugar Trust Record Before Lexow Committee
John E. Searles, treasurer of the Sugar Trust, explains he left New York for a prior engagement a visit to Major McKinley to seek the appointment of John J. McCook as Attorney General. He agrees to produce trust books on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John E. Searles
The
Sugar Trust
Lexow Committee
Major McKinley
John J. McCook
Goff
West Virginia
Searles
North River Sugar Refining Company
Lexow
North River Sugar Refinery
American Sugar Refining Company
Lexon
Havemeyer & Elder
Dick & Meyer
Mr. Searles
Havemeyer
Senator Lexow
Roxbury High School Dance Draws Crowd in Munroe Hall
A social at Munroe Hall Roxbury hosted by the High and Latin Schools drew about 100 couples after an 8:30 grand march led by Floor Marshal A I Rorke and Miss Alice Winward of Hyde Park. Officers from multiple units attended along with numerous guests and students list included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munroe Hall
Roxbury
A. I. Rorke
Alice Winward
Hyde Park
L. J. Logan
B. L
Cook
BE. H
J. O'Donnell
Greene
G. F. Eddy
B. H
W. W. Morse
A. Turney
Co. P. Tolman
E. H
Rosemer
R. I
Bigelow
KR. H
Conley
H. S
Brenholz
Maud McClinchy
Goldie Cohen
Maud Harris
Phebe Brown
Gertrude Meads
Lou Snow
Caroline I
Jessie Smith
Eva Smith
Eva Brayley
Edith Mae Sayward
Myrtle Clark
Pearl Timberlake
Mabel Carroll
Jennie Kelly
Lillian Driscoll
Agnes Thomson
Mabel Jarvis
Emma_Ginnell
Helena Billington
Emma Burke
Mabel Spindler
James P. Nichols
Harry Powers
Edward Robinson
H. W. Marshall
Walter M. Nichols
Paul Reid
A. W. Montgomery
Dennis Daly
T. A. Harrahan
P. J. Ober
A. Dowling
James Wood
James Lucas
William Murphy
J. J. Miller
F. C. Ball
P. Pendleton
William Tyler
Arthur Willis
Frank Breslyn
Joseph H. Belly
Brooks
J. J. Wallaee
G. & Hove
Ace McKay
A. L. Cammeron
J. E.ilver
Young Ladies Dance by Mignonette Club in Charlestown
The Mignonette Club of Charlestown held its first dancing party last night in Roughan Hall. Miss Mary Gee supervised the floor, assisted by Miss Margaret T. Troy and aides Nellie Buckley Annie W Digan Nellie L Gee Katherine A Manley Elizabeth A Raymond and Annie G Swiney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Roughan Hall
Mary Gee
Margaret T. Troy
Nellie Buckley
Annie W. Digan
Nellie L. Gee
Katherine A. Manley
Elizabeth A. Raymond
Annie G. Swiney
Remarkable private car bears McKinley to Washington
Canton Ohio February 8 President elect McKinley will ride to Washington in private car No 38 built for safety by John F Miller Panhandle rail chief The indestructible white oak and steel framed car features a log fireplace movable gas lighting two lavish bedrooms baths and burglar proof safes It carries special omens from the 16 to 1 campaign and will later become part of the White House fleet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
McKinley
Washington
Panhandle
John F. Miller
Pittsburg
Miller
China
United States
Major McKinley
Mark Hanna
Cleveland
St. Louis
Howard Burgess
No. 38
Ohio
White House
Great Day Plan for Free Physicians Wins Citywide Favor
A bold proposal to supply free physicians for the entire city draws universal support from residents and officials alike, signaling swift backing and potential implementation. The plan aims to improve public health access across neighborhoods and reduce medical barriers for all citizens.
The Free Doctors In Great Demand by Ministrations
A historical note highlights physicians providing home medical care in high demand. The piece praises their ministrations and the relief they bring to households seeking accessible treatment.
Hundreds Flocked for Treatments by Eminent Physicians
Crowds gathered as His Eminent Physicians provided medical care to many patients. People sought diverse diagnoses and received treatment from respected doctors in the city.
Munyon Remedies Claim Widespread Cures in Boston
Hundreds lines praise Munyon cures and remedies for catarrh deafness rheumatism and other ailments. The ad touts the Munyon electrical machine and quotes testimonials from Mrs A J Crosby and Mr H Howard confirming relief from bronchitis dyspepsia liver trouble and related conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Crosby
Dracut
Mass
Mr. H. Howard
Ingleside St
Roxbury
Boston
Homeopathic
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Chiro Uns
Mefanis
Samuel Pitcher
New
York
Castoria
Fao
John A. Crowley
J. Manley Piper
Robert Emmett
Robert Ford
John H. Hawley
J. Frank Riley
Frank C. Scanlan
A. M. Shevlin
Joseph A. Tighe
John J. Teevans
T. F. Teevans
A. Tozier Whelan
M. H. Corcoran
Stephen R. Burdick
John M. Quinn
Maurice D. Connor
Benjamin W. O'Neil
P. N. Reddy
Thomas F. Philips
John T. Renison
W. F. Peters
John M. Sullivan
David A. Sullivan
James T. Rigney
G. H. Noonan
John C. L. Murphy
Thomas ©. Quinn
Joseph P. McDonough
John J. Murray
John A. Kelcher
George J. Weller
John P. McCarthy
J. J. Shea
Ayer
Tevow
Trust
Massachusetts
New York State
New Jersey
Airman Lexow
American Sugar Refineries Company
Philadelphia
Edward M. Shepard
Suboena
M’kinley
Schefe
Dinang Room
Leather
Aother’s
Sparta
BAY Witcow
Manyon
Munyon
Bright
Munyon’s Life
Munyons Electric Mac
Tremont Temple
Seth Smith
Provincetown
Jeb
James E. Small
W. C. Dearborn
London
Medora R. ‘Crosby
England
Damrell & Upham
Old Corner Bookstore
Washington and Schoel Streets
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