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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1898

Page

8

Witness Testifies Sheriff Martin Tried to Fire at Latimer

Steve Jusko testified that deputies struck him and he was beaten by a deputy at West Hazleton. He described a volley at Latimer as the sheriff pulled two men from the line and attempted to fire his revolver. Undertaker Ellery Benin said thirteen of the victims were buried in back graves.

Latimer Strakers Ellery Benin Hazleton John Andreaski Frank ‘Clark Commonwealth San Marcos Barrios Ditator Reine Barrios Don Pedro Gonzales Military Academy West Point New York Helen Alger New Orleans Alger Don Morales Morales Cordillera de Los Andes Quezaltenango

Brittell Testifies in Dora Cushman Murder Case

Warren M. Hatch who found the body of Dora Cushman, a 14 year old girl murdered by Smith G. Davis, testifies in Middlebury Vermont. The case centers on Davis and details of the crime emerge as testimony proceeds.

Middlebury Warren M. Hatch Dora Cushman Smith G. Davis

Williams Faces Murder Trial in Lynnfield Case

Alfred C. Williams sat confident of acquittal as the government case neared completion in his Lynnfield murder trial. Testimony covered his actions before and after the fire and alleged hold up. A reading of a love letter by a witness drew laughter, while Williams appeared nervous and paid a $2.09 bill with a $5 note the day after the fire.

Salem Alfred C. Williams John Gullo Lynnfield Williams George S. Coakley George Hickey Elia Penniman Carleton James W. Miller Wakefield

Alfred W. Jones Indicted for Mother's Death in Milton

Strafford county grand jury returns nineteen indictments including Alfred W. Jones of Milton charged with murdering his mother Sally W. Jones at her home on December 5, 1896 by arsenical poison in her medicine. Michael Stanton faces assault with intent to kill Georgia C. Eldredge in Dover on September 21. Arraignment set for tomorrow. court business to be completed before March 1 ahead of the Jones case.

Dover N. H Strafford County Grand Jury Alfred W. Jones Milton Sally W. Jones Georgia C. Eldredge Jones

Mildred Brewster Returned to Jail After Ear Operation

Mil dred Brewster under indictment for the Memorial Day killing of Anna Wheeler was moved from Heaton Hospital back to the county jail. A bullet was removed from her right ear during hospitalization. She appeared pale but stronger. the Vermont Supreme Court will rule on the indictment's validity in about two weeks.

Montpelier Mildred Brewster Anna Wheeler Heaton Hospital Supreme Court

World's oldest Mason George Lord dies at 97

George Lord aged 97, reputedly the oldest Mason and oldest Odd Fellow in the United States, died in San Bernardino California. Born in New York City June 27 1800 he first came to California in 184% This article notes his long life and titles within fraternal orders.

San Bernadino Cal George Lord United States New York City California

Tragic Accident Unfolds in Charlestown Restaurant

Joseph P. Nute aged eight, member of the G A R, died after a fall from an eighteen foot cellar stairs in William H. Luce's Charlestown restaurant. Initial reports claimed murder but police investigation showed the injuries came from the fall. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital where doctors confirmed the accidental death.

Globe Joseph P. Nute Mr. Nute William H. Luce Cambridge Street Charlestown Nute Mr. Luce Nate Massachusetts General Hospital Sue Post

No Brewery Strike Ends After Union Request

The Central Labor Union revoked an order directing members of several unions to Suffolk Brewery. A committee met manager 8 C Stanley and asked that horses be shod by union workers. the manager granted the request.

Central Labor Union Engineers’ Union Firemen’s Union Coopers’ Union Bottlers' and Drivers Suffolk C. Stanley

Assassination Ends Barrios Rule In Guatemala City

A San Jose Guatemala cable reports President D Jose Reine Barrios assassinated as Manuel Estrada Cabrera becomes interim president. The coup follows Barrios two term bid and military clashes with Morales forces. Washington confirms transfer of power and notes Guatemala lacks a US style vice presidency.

San Francisco San Jose Guatemala D. Jose Reine Barrios Barrios Republic Washington Senor Lazo Arriaga United States Manuel Estrada Cabrera Guatemala City Senor Lazo-Arriaga Senor Cabrera

Fund Drive Totals 21 401 for Firemen's Widows Fund

The Post reports the firemen's widows and orphans fund has reached 21 401 from all sources. Major gifts include 100 from Congressman Sprague and 50 from Reed & Brother plus 14 733 sent to Kidder Peabody. Archbishop Williams also contributed 100 and Mrs Roger Wolcott 50 at the bankers' fund.

Post Charles F. Sprague Reed & Brother The Kidder, Peabody & Co

Public memorial meeting to aid firemen families

The Post reports a public memorial at Faneuil Hall with Mayor Quincy to lead. Speakers include Rev Edward Everett Hale Archbishop Williams and Patrick Collins as organizers outline funds distribution by a city committee of 13 to 15 prominent businessmen to ensure fair aid to widows and fatherless children of martyred firemen.

Thomas J. Gargan Faneuil Hall Quincy Edward Everett Hale D. D Archbishop Williams K. Winchester Donald Patrick A. Collins Fire Department Gargan Mr. Gargan Hart Johnstown Pennsylvania Boston United States

Murder Mirror of the Gulden Suppe Case Feared in East River Find

A dismembered naked male body found in the East River is described as mirroring the Gulden Suppe murder that ended in Thorn and Nack conviction. The victim, about 45, six feet tall, weighed 220 to 240 pounds, shows brutal mutilation by a butcher knife and cleaver. Authorities led by Captain McClusky pursue clues while noting a possible link to the Glen Islay menagerie disappearance.

New York East River William Guldensuppe Martin Thorn Augusta Nack Donlin Becau Captain McClusky Detective Bureau McClusky William Carlisle Glen Islay Menagerie Guldensuppe Lo Island Williamsburg Roosevelt Street Peter Peters Brooklyn Bridge Net York Pier

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