Memorial Meeting Set For E M Chamberlin Death
Labor leaders in Wendell Phillips Union and Wells Memorial Hall plan a joint memorial for E M Chamberlin. A five member committee will arrange the services at Faneuil Hall and another at Wells Memorial Hall, with funeral at 30 Linnean Street Cambridge at 2 p m today.
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Wendell Phillips Union
E. M. Chamberlin
Faneuil Hals
Wells Memorial Hall
N. E. Chase
P. O’neil Larkin
John R. Roche
J. K. Hiscock
L. D. Porter
First Nationalist Club
Chamberlin
Ward Mitchell Johnson case reveals blood color dispute
Memphis court hears testimony in the Ward Mitchell Johnson homicide case. Miss Johnson grows ill yet returns, with witnesses recounting a buggy pursuit, a killing, and a song like exchange about Freda Ward’s blood being on Mitchell. Letters reveal a forbidden summer elopement and confessions amid emotional testimonies.
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Memphis
L'Enn
Criminal Court
Mitchell-Johnson-Ward
Miss Johnson
G. W. Lyles
Miss Mitchell
Miss Ward
Catherine Parnell
Misses Ward
Freda Ward
Allie Mitchell
Tenn
Allie
J. W. Williams
Rapid
Custom House
Ward
Freda
German Emperor Hints At Glory Amid Banquet Dispute
Berlin February 24 The Kaiser's Brandenburg banquet speech draws sharp criticism as indiscreet yet consistent with his asserted divine mandate. He insists on leading the empire to glory and warns opponents to leave, saying I go my way and that is the right way. Observers note wine rumors but attribute no need to excuse.
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Berwin
Brandenburgers
Brandenburg
Munich
Bavaria
Arraignment in murder case of Deltena Davis at East Cambridge
James A. Trefethen and William H. Smith were arraigned before Judge Hopkins in the Superior Criminal Court in East Cambridge on four counts of murder in the death of Deltena J. Davis of Everett. Both pleaded not guilty and were remanded to jail. Trial likely in early April.
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James A. Trefethen
William H. Smith
Deltena J. Davis
Everett
Hopkins
Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
Trefethen
Smith
Siwnith
Cooney
Coggan
John D. Long
Ounsel
Messrs. Long and
Tretetchen
Democrats Renominate W. H. Newell For Mayor
Lewiston Maine February 24 Democrats renew their nomination of W H Newell to again seek the mayoralty at the upcoming city election.
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Lewiston
W. H. Newell
Public Schools Committee Aroused by Capen Call
The Public Schools Committee is stirred as Chairman Capen insists on the appropriation. With the Post's aid, they push for funding to support school needs and safeguard educational resources.
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Capen
Post
Samuel B. Capen
Mr. Capen
Cushman
The
Dunn
Winthrop School
Boston
Tucker
Was Edgele Murdered Senate Case Deepens
Police have searched extensively for Edgele after he vanished from the state house a month ago. He has not been seen alive, and authorities say they will pursue all leads to determine what happened.
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State House
Senate
Stilman W. Edgell
Beacon Hill
W. H. Whitine
Mt. Vernon Street
Boston
New York
Major Edgeil
Edgell Fle
Majestic fastest Atlantic voyage beats old record
New York reports the White Star line steamship Majestic arrived after a remarkable voyage from Daunt's Rock to Sandy Hook covering 2886 miles. The ship averaged 20.41 knots, finishing about four hours and a half behind the Teutonic’s 1899 record, with favorable weather and daily runs around 470 to 514 miles. Letters from London delivered in Boston discuss fire escapes for Boston public schools, urging immediate action and funding.
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White Star Line
Majestic
Teutonic
Daunt’s Rock
Queenstown Harbor
Sandy Hook
Mersey
Queenstown
London
Boston
Masquerade of Society's Fair at Tremont Temple
A fundraising masquerade for the Girls' Helping Hand Home featured the Charity Warblers in minstrel garb with bones tambos and dances. Performers included Miss Hattie Elliott Miss Bertha Morris and July Marlowe with the Mendelssohn Ladies' Quartet and the Beacon Orchestral Club. The program showcased song and dance numbers and a whistling solo by Miss Capen and a cornet solo by Miss Coburn.
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Charity
Tremont Temple
Bernhard
Hattie F. Elliott
Funny Davenport
Bertha Seeeeee
Clarietta Morris
Susie Fuler
Rosy Dogwheel
Leonard
Mariah Anderson
George Haven
July Marlowe
Rufus
Carpenter
Dinah
Mendelssohn Ladies
Saugus Colored
Marie M. Foster
Clara McDougall
Fanny W. Preston
Aroyila Cheney Forbush
Mrs. McElibright
Misses Lee
F. C. Smith
Fannie Stevens
Grace Cobb Crawford
Gerta Volbey
Corinne H
Thompson
Larry Bernhard
Beacon Orchestral Club
Alpha’”? Mandolin and Guitar Club
George Barker
Alice R. Capen
Nettie C. Coburn
Melrose
Her Open Heart at Gould Residence for Church Extension
Mr. Jay Gould and daughter Miss Helen Gould hosted a reception at 579 Fifth Avenue to raise funds for church extension. The presbytery committee heard that Mr Gould pledged 10000 dollars and Miss Gould 2500 dollars, amidst applause before supper and the meeting's end.
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New York
Jay Gould
Helen Gould
Fifth Avenue
Presbytery of
Shurch
van Norden
Mr. Gould
Be wise today, tis folly to defer Try Post Dime Wants
Read a concise 19th century advice plea urging prompt action and timely decision making as a short periodical motto. The fragment hints at promoting a classifieds or notices column labeled Post Dime Wants.
Hotel Royal Fire Verdict Blames Elevator Shaft Start
A coroner's jury ruled the fatal Hotel Royal fire likely began in the elevator shaft. Night clerk Underwood was censured for delaying discovery, and Building Inspector Seaton was censured for asserting false fire escape placement on the Sixth avenue side.
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New York
Hotel Royal
Underwood
Seaton
Sixth Avenue
Bold street robbery on Waverley Roxbury last night
A bold highway robbery on Waverley street Roxbury ended with two men fleeing after knocking Harry P. Winslow near 4 Waverley. One attacker wore a half mask as he tried to seize Winslow's satchel while the other beat him. Citizens rushed to aid before officers from Station 9 arrived. Winslow could not describe the attackers.
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Waverley Street
Roxbury
Harry P. Winslow
Rand Street
Winslow
Wills Wins Mechanics Lien Judgment for Talmaze Tabernacle
Brooklyn judge awards Charles T. Wills a $52,216 mechanics lien. The court decrees sale of Talmaze's Tabernacle property if the judgment remains unpaid.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles T. Wills
Talmaze
Prince’s Chum Arthur Wilson Jr Weds Miss Filmer
London reports the marriage of Arthur Wilson Jr son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Wilson of Tranby Croft to Alice Cecil Agnes Filmer daughter of Lady Filmer and elder sister of Sir Robert Filmer. The ceremony took place at St Peter’s Church Eaton Square W5 this afternoon.
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London
Arthur Wilson, Jr
Arthur Wilson
Tranby Croft
Alice Cecil Agnes Filmer
Lady Filmer
Robert Marcus Filmer
St. Peter's Church
Eaton Square
W. 5
Man found guilty of manslaughter in North street shooting
Genaro Balmonde was yesterday found guilty of manslaughter in the Superior Criminal Court for killing Giuseppe Tammaro with a gun in a quarrel on North street on January 18. He received a seven year sentence in the State prison. The Salvation Oil reference notes turpentine mixture pricing.
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Genaro Balmonde
Superior Criminal Court
Giuseppe Tammaro
North Street
Indignant Citizens Offer Reward in Mo. Assault Case
In Sepa Missouri on February 24 Mr and Mrs Charles Taylor were attacked by a stranger after a party. He bound Mr Taylor and dragged Mrs Taylor before assaulting her. A mass meeting offered a 3000 dollar reward for the assailant's capture.
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Sepa
Charles Taylor
Taylor
Shang's Victory in Supreme Court Ruling over Campbell Case
The full bench sustains the defendant's exceptions in Commonwealth vs James Campbell known as Shang Campbell. Indicted for larceny of money and promissory notes from Wright at the National Bank of the Republic on October 4, 1889. Court says Inspector Watts testimony extended beyond the charged crime and improperly implied the defendant's notoriety.
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Supreme Court
the Commonwealth
James Campbell
Shang Campbell
Ons Wright
National Bank of the Republic
Wright
Superior
Inspector Watts
Explosion at Ajuda quarry kills and traps workers
Lispon February 24 A quarry blast near the Royal Palace of Ajuda sent rocks crashing down on workers. King Charles and the Duke of Oporto helped direct rescues as four men were rescued while fifteen remained buried and feared dead. Cause unknown and citywide coffee ad follows.
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Lispon
Royal Palace
Ajuda
Charles
Oporto
Romance reveals Yonkers marriage in hush notice
A June 7 1891 union at St Josephs Church Yonkers between John Wittler and Marguerite Therese Beaudrias is disclosed by a surprise confession. Both families, prominent in Yonkers society, grant forgiveness and blessing after the secret marriage surfaced through a school friend.
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Herald
Wiefler—Beaudrial
St. Joseph’s Church
Yonkers
N. Y
A. A. Lings
John Wittler
Marguerite Therese Beaudrias
St. Joseph's Church
Mr. Lings
Mr. Wiffler
Weather Indications Forecast for New England and New York
Forecast for Thursday shows northeast winds shifting to south with cloudy weather. Eastern New York may see rain along the coast Thursday, warmer conditions Thursday night and Friday, and increasing cloudiness with possible light rain.
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Washineton
Ficht
New England
New York
Leonard Pitt Andrews Dies At 34 In Bipperorp Community
Leonard Pitt Andrews a well known figure in this section of the state and former insurance man died tonight at Bipperorp Me of heart trouble. He was actively connected with the Masons Od Fellows Knights of Pythias and Patriarchs Militant and was unmarried aged 34.
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Bipperorp
Leonard Pitt Andrews
Masons
Od Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Patriarchs Militant
All Classes Praise Dr Bull's Couch Syrup
An advertisement touts Dr Bull's Couch Syrup as the great remedy of our age with a claim of widespread praise from various classes. It offers a price of 25 cents and markets a medicinal product aimed at relief from cough symptoms.
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Dr. Bull
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