Taunton Woman Inherits Middletown Will Shock Crime
Miss Annie M. King of Taunton inherits Cornelius Sloat estate after his 1894 will disinherited his son Charles Sloat. King, a nurse and longtime friend, cared for the ill widow before Sloat’s death in Middletown New York. She plans return to Taunton amid social receptions as the estate is probated.
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Annie M
King
Cornelius
Sloat
Middlown
N. Y
Charles Sloat
Annie M. Hy
Swell
Miss King
Taunton
H. D. White & Co
Taunton Fr
Oak Street
Royal Barber
Taunton Opera House
John Luthrie
Malden Feud Case Opens In District Court
Moulton and Charles, two Pleasant street businessmen, appear in District court facing a contested assault claim. Moulton alleges Charles attacked him outside his store, while Charles denies any blow. Judge Pettengill recused himself. another judge will hear the case Friday, March.
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Malden
Moulon
Charles
Busiess
Pleasant Street
Moulton
Oulton
Oulton, and Says No Blow Was Struck. Judge Pettengill
Gunty
Composer Ethelbert Nevin Performs At Steinert Hall
Yesterday afternoon at Steinert Hall Ethelbert Nevin presented a program of his own works. The concert featured a violin piano cello serenata Melody Barcarolle for violin solo piano and cello Maggio in Loscano piano pieces and several songs. He was assisted by Isseraldine Morgan violin Genevieve Weaver soprano Angelo Jesers baritone and Paul Morin cello.
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Steinert Hall
Ethelbert Nevin
Ello
Barcarolle
Forolin
Loscano
Mr. Nevin
Isseraldine Morgan
Missenevieve Weaver
Angio Jesers
Paul Morn
Refund offer for tar medicine guarantees and signatories
A card from multiple local names refunds money on a 50 mat bottle of Greene's Warranted tar if it fails to cure a cold. A 5 cent bottle is offered to prove satisfaction or a refund. Lists many merchants and individuals in Boston.
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Greene
Merv Souther
Green
UST & Richardson Drug
Borge C. Goodwin
F. Bradbury
Washington St
BE. Woodward & CO
Bromfield St
Bromfield St,oseph L. Parker
Tremont St
A. Demeritt
Columbus Ave
D. Knowlton
P. Gammon
Dudley St
Amuel Siskind
Adame & CO
H. Alexander
Dorchester
Boston
Old Ballot Case Awards Ipswich Man for Injuries
George P. Smith of Ipswich may receive 3000 dollars for injuries from aiding in arrest of a man. The court holds the Commonwealth liable for damages. A Military Company bill is revived with a new life in the legislature.
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George P. Smith
Ipswich
Commonwealth
Representative Innes Pushes Ballot Designation Bill
Representative Charles H. Innes of Ward 10 urged passage of a bill to forbid party designations on ballots to enlighten voters and improve suffrage. The measure failed 78 to 22 under an adverse report as Democrats allowed Republicans to settle it. The House revived discussion on compensating George P. Smith for injuries during an arrest. the Ways and Means Committee urged against paying 3000. Callender cited a Supreme Court ruling, and the resolve passed engrossment by a large majority.
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Charles H. Innes
Ward 10
Innes
George P. Smith
Ipswich
Smith
Committee On Ways and Means
Commonwealth
Mills
Newburyport
Callender
Boston
Supreme Court
Brigham
Committee On
Hayes
Public Service Committee
House
Sughrue
McLaughlin
Cashier Bird Sanity Case Heard in East Cambridge
Cashier Bird was brought to Westboro yesterday and presented before Middlesex Superior Criminal Court in East Cambridge. Doctors Utley and another physician testified, and a verdict on his sanity was reached.
Pond's Extract Endorsed by New York Clergy in 1804
A 1804 quotation from H. McEwen, Ph D., D D., pastor of the Fourteenth Street Presbyterian Church in New York, calling Pond's Extract a familiar constant and a household necessity.
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H. McEwen
Fourteenth Street Presbyterian Church
New York
Missing La Champagne Overdue Steamer Prompted No Anxiety
M Bocande said there is no anxiety about the overdue steamer La Champagne's safety. He cited possible machinery breakdown or mid ocean repairs. The vessel with 479 aboard may rely on four masts for steering if needed. No sighting reports have reached incoming steamers.
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New York
M. Bocande
M. Bocand
la Champagne
Wreck of coal barge raised near Fire Island Light
The revenue cutter Daniel Manning located and raised a submerged wreck eleven and a half miles southwest of Fire Island Light. It was towed to the beach off Fire Island Lightship in seventeen fathoms of water. One spar stood eight feet above water while others were submerged, indicating the vessel was a coal barge.
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New York
Fire Island
Daniel Manning
Petrel Returns with Hemp From Asia Wreckage
Nantucket reports the fishing steamer Petrel spent the day salvaging hemp from the wrecked vessel Asia. She left early this morning and returned by noon loaded to the waterline.
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Nantucket
Petrel
Asia
Wreck of Asia claims captain and family in Nantucket storm
Three Asia survivors arrived in Boston after twenty hours at sea recounting the loss of Captain Dakin his wife and daughter Lena and fourteen seamen. Twenty one drowned, fourteen sailors, mates, cook and steward. Lena Dakin’s body to be brought from Hyannis. Survivors S Smith Stalberg Paces were rescued by the Beale lighthouse tender and are under British consul care at Mariners House.
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Asia
Great Round Shoal
Nantucket
Boston
Mariners’ House
North Square
W. F. Smith
Jacob Stalberg
James Paces
Lena Dakin
Dakin
Cook
Helby
Unit States
Beale
Hyannis
Blair KE. Dakin
Brockton
Possie
Smith and Stalberg
Post
Stalberg
Mrs. Dakin
Lena
Captain Dakin
Smith
John Cook
Paces
Gavisgat
Brooklyn
N. Y
London
Along the Water Front Seafaring Moves and Ship News
Assistant Chief Engineer SK Xotchman of the new cutter Manning, on six weeks leave, aims to report aboard in New York after a cruise to Salem Gloucester and Provincetown. Boston vessels haul 60 000 pounds of fresh fish as demand rises. steamer Queensmore replaces Parkmore for Portland trade. Myles Standish heads to New York for boiler work.
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Skxotchman
Manning
New York
Dallas
Clark
Salem
Gloucester
North Shore
Provincetown
George H. Lyman
Warren
Boston
Hattie and
Lottie
F. J. O’hara
Atlantic Avenue
Black River
N. F
Charles D. Rankin
Asia
8. F. Stanwood
Lewis Wharf
Yarmouth
Dominion Atlantic
Prince Edward
Ruth N. Martin
A. T. Gifford
Emma W. Brown
Queensmore
Parkmore
Avonmouth
Portland
Myles Standish
Hull
North River Iron Works
Halifax
Pye
N. S
Saior
William Smallwood
Bath
Bohemia
Pacific
Nanaimo
San Francisco
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Nine day tours to Washington and beyond for $27
Travel offer with visits to Washington Mt Vernon Philadelphia and New York plus five days in the national capital leaving Boston on March 2 and 25 April 8 15 and 22 May 13 and 24. Optional Old Point Comfort trip adds $3. Address itinerary to A J Simmons at 211 Washington street Boston.
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Washington
Mt Vernon
Philadelphia
New York
National Capital
Boston
Old Point Comfort
A. J. Simmons
N. EB. A
Washington Street
Martian Smoke Curtain Battles Earth Expedition
Edison and the Terrestrials confront a vast black curtain of Martian smoke as they approach Mars. The fleet debates attack while chemists analyze the mystery haze and the commissary warns of dwindling provisions on their long voyage.
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Mars
Mr. Edison
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