Hydrophobia claims Lynn police lieutenant aged 51
Lieutenant Nelson H. Doe of Lynn Police, 51, contracted hydrophobia after a dog bite on December 2. Doctors in Lynn and the Pasteur Institute in New York report no chance of recovery as spasms worsen. Doe is moved to Lynn Hospital under guard with his condition now critical and potentially binding restraints used during seizures.
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Nelson H. Doe
Pasteur Institute
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Newhall Streets
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Luther Newcomb
Little
Newcomb
Cushing
New England Associated Press
Dr. Little
Lynn Hospital
Russell
Moore
Death of Odiorne linked to Dorchester lodgers
Edinboro Street tale centers on Mrs Nuttle later Mrs Chaffey and James Chaffey the supposed accomplice of Barrett. Odiorne the artist died in a bathhouse incident once tied to the Nuttles and Chaffey before their Dorchester move, raising rumors of a larger burglary ring and hidden properties.
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Trary
Pie
Oliver Place
Wiseacres
No. 29
Our Coat and Vest Sale Brings Inexpensive Trousers
Our immense stock awaits with prices to attract cautious buyers. Trousers priced at 3 and 7 dollars offer bridge pieces for daily or Sunday wear until warm weather returns.
Maher May Not Be Well for Quite a While
In Las Cruces Maher, Quinn and the Lowreys left by the 10 o clock train on doctor orders for rest. Drs White and Branden found no contagion or organic trouble aside from alkali poisoning in Maher eyes. Recovery is cautious with two to three weeks common, and Maher should avoid training and exertion.
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Prospects For Monday Fight At El Paso
Pressures from townspeople and visitors push for a Monday fight if Maher cannot box again by then. Dixon Marshall and Everhart Leeds bouts may be moved to Monday with different venues. Maher’s backer Quinn reports eye improvement but Maher remains doubtful about a possible Monday show.
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Maher
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Las Cruces
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Billy Smith
Siler
Wolcott
Parson Davies
John l Sullivan
Paddy Ryan
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Massachusetts Reform Club debates biennial elections
The Massachusetts Reform Club at the Exchange Club hosts a dinner discussion on biennial elections with Colonel Edward H. Haskell endorsing two year terms for state officers and legislators. He argues longer terms advance good government and reduce campaign waste while expanding voter turnout. George Fred Williams, a Democrat, argues against the change, stressing the need for public accountability and the dangers of shifting to biennial cycles.
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Exchange Club
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General Court
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Great Britain
America
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National House of Representatives
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Commonwealth
Williams
Massachusetts
George Fred Williams
Lumley and Lavigne to Fight During Derby Week for $5000
The Mirror of Life in London reports Arthur T. Lumley and Kid Lavigne will meet at the National Sporting Club during Derby week for a $5000 purse. An English champion Lumley and Lavigne have signed articles sent to Anstica for Lavigne's signature. Fitzpatrick Lavigne's manager, has agreed to terms. A $2500 side bet is to be placed outside the purse.
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New York
the Mirror of Life of London Cables
Arthur T. Lumley
Dick Burge
Kid Lavigne
National Sporting Club
Anstica
Lavigne
Sam Fitzpatrick
Double Tragedy in Centerville Woman and Daughter Slain
In Centerville Iowa Mrs W J Martin and her daughter Lea ages unknown were killed at their home. The killer George Jones the girl’s lover then shot himself Jones also killed himself after fleeing the scene. The doctor coroner W J Martin is Lea’s father and husband of the slain woman.
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W. J. Martin
Lea
George Jones
Jones
Brockway Counterfeiting Trial Opens in Trenton
The United States Court in Trenton begins the trial of William E. Brockway M W Wagner and Abbie L Smith on charges of making and issuing counterfeit money. After jury selection and the government opening, the proceedings adjourned until next Monday.
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Trenton
N. J
William E. Brockway
M. W. Wagner
Abbie L. Smith
Rescue Tug Towes Distressed Brig to Southport Harbor
Wilmington report states brig H. B. Hussey of Boston bound for Charleston was picked up in distress at Hatteras Inlet by tug Alex Jones and towed into Southport harbor for safety.
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N. C
H. B. Hussey
Boston
Charleston
Hatteras Inlet
Alex Jones
Southport
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