Mary Ryan Linked To Ireland Farm Murder Case
Mary Ryan, once living in Waltham, now reportedly in Ireland, is tied to a deadly incident at Lord Clanricarde's Craugwell farm. Constable Goldrich was killed guarding workers as Mrs Ryan fired on fleeing attackers. No suspects have been captured and reports note earlier railroad damages and a Boston connection.
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Waltham
Mary Ryan
Ireland
Ryan
Freeman's Journal
Boston Public Library
Boston
New Postal Bank Scheme Presented by Senator Carter
Senator Carter offers a substitute for the postal savings bank bill creating a five member board of trustees to supervise the system. The board includes the Postmaster General, Attorney General, Secretary of the Treasury and two presidential appointees at ten thousand dollars yearly. It will decide deposit locations and whether to use national or state banks and set investment standards.
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Washington
Carter
Postal Savings Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
Board of Trustees
Gardiner Woman Recommends Pinkham's Remedy After Cure
A Gardiner Maine woman claims complete recovery from organic troubles and severe female weakness after three months using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. The note urges others not to fear paracal operations and touts the remedy as a longtime tonic for female health with genuine testimonials.
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Gardiner
Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Gerdiner
United States
Lydia Elinkham
Union's Prestige Upheld
John F. Kennedy, labor's representative on the Finance Commission, says the city waste is not due to the day labor system. He criticizes the Finance Commission report for giving little justification to the so called false economy advocate at City Hall, who is pushing a policy described as the slaughter of innocents.
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John F. Kennedy
Finance Commission
Boston Central Labor Union
Kennedy
City Hall
Kennedy criticizes lax enforcement in weights and measures amid city reforms
In a report summary Mr. Kennedy condemns no prosecutions and high payroll costs, praising the reorganization aiding laborers. He notes organized labor's strong showing, disputes the idea of wage reductions, and blasts the economy apostle George Hibbard while refusing to sign the majority report.
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Department of Sealers of Weights and
Finance Commission
Kennedy
George Hibbard
Seven Children Adopted by Greenwich Families
Seven boys from the House of the Angel Guardian in Boston were brought to Greenwich Connecticut for adoption by local wealthy families. Parishioners viewed the children at St Marys Church and seven couples left with assigned boys. Reports say a Greenwich corporate president who funded a $10 000 memorial window is among the adopters.
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Greenwich
Conn
House of the Angel Guardian
Boston
J. J. Witzgerald
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Diocese of
Connecticut
Daniel Pine
Boston Institution
St. Mary’s Church
Carriers Honor Veteran West With Golden Jubilee Parade
About four hundred Boston postal district letter carriers honored Charles F. West 69 in a golden jubilee parade. West, 50 years in service and country’s last surviving penny postman, led a procession from Postoffice Square to the State House then Faneuil Hall for a lunch and smoker.
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Boston
Charles F. West
West
Eoward C. Mansfield
Frank H. Haynes
Mr. West
Postoffice Square
State House
Faneuil Hall
Mansfield
Haynes
Philip J. Reagan
Letter Carriers’ Association
Baby George Washington Santaripio Born in East Boston
Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Santaripio of 305 Sumner street East Boston natives of Naples are proud parents of a baby boy born yesterday Washingtons Birthday. The little fellow weighs nine pounds. They named him George Washington Santaripio.
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Ferdinand Santaripio
Sumner Street
Boston
Naples
Washington
George Washington Santaripio
Tugboat Urbanus Dart Fire Sinks Near Sandy Hook
A fogbound tugboat Urbanus Dart caught fire off Sandy Hook and sank while trying to beach. Captain Evans and six crew members escaped drowning after abandoning a burning engine room and swimming to a yawl before reaching shore.
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Sandy Hook
Urbanus Dart
Evans
Ambrose
Captain Evans
Women Hiss In Faneuil Hall Suffrage Meeting
A mass meeting at Faneuil Hall features English suffragists Miss Costelloe and Miss Rendell arguing for suffragists over suffragettes. The audience signs a petition urging a constitutional amendment for equal suffrage, while Mrs Martha Avery opposes the principle.
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Faneuil Hall
Ray Costelloe
Schnor Rendell
Bryn Mawr
England
Miss Costelloe
Miss Rendell
London
John E. Crowley
Brookline
Henry Blackwell
Alice Stone Blackwell
George S. Lowell
Newton
Congress
Shaw
Martha Moore Avery
Avery
Massachusetts postmasters back civil service expansion plan
Assistant postmasters of Massachusetts endorse extending civil service classification to assistant postmasters nationwide. A resolution asks Postmaster General to take action as he sees fit. Officers elected at the Boston convention include Calvin P. Pierce president and John G. Fitzgerald secretary-treasurer. Fitzgerald named national convention delegate for Indianapolis in September.
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United States
Massachusetts
Boston
American House
Calvin P. Pierce
Beverly
George P. Crosby
Fitchburg
Thomas S.hastland
Marblehead
A. E. Phipps
Holliston
John G. Fitzgerald
Lexington
M. C. Lord
Danvers
J. R. Ball
Lawrence
F. A. Bessom
Reading
J. G. Fitzgerald
Indianapolis
No Steel Wage Out Denial From U S Steel Chief
New York Feb 22 E H Gary chairman United States Steel Corporation denies published reports of wage reductions for steel and iron workers before May 1 saying the statements are inaccurate and the company has never considered such action.
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New York
E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Net income reported for trolley line in New Haven area
New Haven Conn Feb 92 For the first time the New York New Haven Hartford trolley line reports six month net income of about 60000 in Connecticut and 49329 in Massachusetts The figures accompany the new disclosure of receipts at the express. Newport R I Feb 22 The third death from scarlet fever among 2200 naval trainees at the station occurs Seaman Apprentice A E Benton of New Rochelle N Y dies of the disease.
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New Haven, Conn
Trolley Express
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Newport
R. I
Naval Training Station
A. E. Benton
New Rochelle
N. Y
Bugler Receives $45000 Inheritance From Uncle
A Fort Constitution bugler Napoleon Cyres of Portsmouth Harbor learned he will inherit 45000 dollars from an Oxford county uncle. Cyres, a member of the 156th Company Coast Artillery, declines to buy out of service despite sudden wealth. A Virginia university fund grant of one million dollars was announced by President Alderman to inform faculty, with public notice to follow.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Napoleon Cyres
Fort Constitution
Portsmouth Harbor
Oxford County
Cyres
156Th Company, Coast Artillery
Charlottsville
University of Virginia
Alderman
Farming Bill Advances With Agriculture Funding Boost
The agricultural appropriation bill totaling $13,773,276 was reported to the Senate. It includes $25,000 for the commission on country life to compile and publish material and creates a congressional commission on alcoholic liquor traffic.
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Washington
House
Senate
Commission On Country Life
Congressional
Andrew Carnegie Accepts Invite to Train Despatchers Meeting
Columbus Colorado February 22 Andrew Carnegie a former telegrapher has accepted an invitation to attend the convention of the National Association of Train Despatchers which will meet here in Jung.
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Columbus, CO
Andrew Carnegie
National Association of Train Despatchers
Jung
Czar dissolves Finnish Diet and orders new elections
Emperor Nicholas I issues a rescript dissolving the Finnish Diet and commands a new election May 1 for a Diet to convene June 1, marking a political shift in Finland under Russian rule.
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ST. Petersburg
Nicholas
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James A. Houston
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Heek
Batiste
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New Haven
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Virginia University
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