Vials of Wrath in Maybrick Case Arraignment
Gail Hamilton attacks Mr Jadstone in an open letter charging the Home Office and Lord Salisbury with aiding the execution of Florence Elizabeth Maybrick at Woking Prison. She denounces the murder and slander of an enslaved woman, calling for justice and exposing alleged defense failures and rumors.
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God
Woking
Mercy
Home Office
Home Secretary
America
Lord Salisbury
Secretary Foster
Mr. Matthews
Matthews
Ey Foster
Home
Trusting Woman and Man's Perversity. Divorce Court
Mary E. Green seeks divorce from John F. Green, married since 1877, with a son, noting he provided no support. Nina G. Bakeman describes a tangled case of a false second marriage claim, a hoax admitted, and custody sought for a seven year old boy. Elizabeth M. Laighton narrates cruel treatment, desertion after 1886 marriage to Alfred E. Laighton. Jennie C. Crockett seeks divorce from parachute jumper Frank S. Crockett after a long rocky marriage with injuries, absences, and allegations of infidelity. Addie E. Leonard asks divorce from George Curtis, married 1881, deserted 1886.
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John F
Frederick W. Bakeman
Union Street
Justice of the Peace
Edward O. Howard
Hiram Rich
Police
Bakeman
Conservatory of Music
Indiana Place
Jennie C. Crockett
Frank S
Jennie
Stamford Street
Maeeena Denes
Belmont
Massachusetts General Hospital
Wiliams
Williams
Lyman Street
Providence
California
Addie E. Leonard
George Curtis
Somerville
Paine's Furniture Showcases Secretary-Bookcases at Canal Street
Paine's Furniture Company advertises a wide inventory of secretary-bookcases at 4 Canal Street, boasting durable comfort and convenience. The copy claims their models are the city’s top source for this luxury, promising strong sales and widespread appeal.
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Paine’s Furniture Company
Canal Street
Paine’s
Practical Talk Opens At Y M C A In Boston
The first Practical Talk features Camp Life in the Adirondacks fully illustrated by stereopticon. Rev Solon Lauer of Dorchester will present the opening talk at the Young Men's Christian Union 48 Boylston Street Saturday evening. Public invited.
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Adirondacks
Young Men’s Christian Union
Boylston Street
Solon Lauer
Dorchester
Edward Murphy Jr. of Troy Faces Opposition to Senate Candidacy
Edward Murphy Jr., born December 15, 1838 in Troy, is a New York senatorial candidate who faces opposition from President elect Cleveland and influential party papers. Despite this, he remains confident of victory when the Legislature convenes in joint session in three weeks.
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Edward Murphy, Jr
Troy
New York State
Cleveland
Edward Murphy,Jr
N. Y
Queens County
Ireland
America
Canada
Livermore Resigns From Park Board Position
Colonel Livermore, after months of desire to retire, formally tenders his resignation from the Board of Park Commissioners. The Mayor has not yet chosen a successor and may keep Livermore until the end of the fiscal year to finish the egg system project under the current board.
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Colonel Livermore
Board of Park Commissioners
Old South deal disputed by architects and brokers
The Boston News Bureau reports the Old South property deal faltered due to unpaid funds, while architect C H Blackall contends the $50,000 is held and $900,000 pledged. Porter insists the arrangement remains in statu quo, with Norcross Bros. withdrawn but replaceable by others.
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Boston News
C. H. Blackall
Mr. Johnson
C. F. Hovey & Co
Norcross Bros
Blackall
Porter
Alexander S. Porter
Old South
No One But Draper Names Temporary Republican Chair
The Republican State committee met at Beacon Street headquarters and organized with Eben 3. Draper as temporary chairman and A. C. Ratshesky as secretary. A further meeting is set for Jan 24 at 1 p m to select a permanent chair. Possible candidates include H Geetting, J Simpkins, I J Potter, A E Winship, S Keinslow, W Powers, and Howes Norris. G von L Meyer was added as a member after Col. Fairchild resigned. W H O Powers replaced the late Bradlee.
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Republican State Committee
Beacon Street
Eben 3. Draper
A. C. Ratshesky
Draper
H. Geetting
Springfield
John Simpkins
Yarmouth
Isaac J. Potter
Ipswich
A. E. Winship
Somerville
Samuel Keinslow
Worcester
Wilbur H. Powers
Hyde Park
Howes Norris
Cottage City
G. von L. Meyer
Fairchild
W. HO. Powers
Bradlee
Bribery Allegations Shadow Suffolk Senate Race
Albert N. Hoxie, Prohibition candidate for Senator in Suffolk seventh district, claims rival A C Ratshesky offered money to withdraw. Hoxie and six witnesses testified before the grand jury yesterday. Isaac M. Blood, a key witness, was missing. Grand jury report is expected Saturday.
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Albert N. Hoxie
Suffolk
A. C. Ratshesky
Isaac M. Blood
A Utopia Hotel in Boston Claims Perfection
The Bartel hotel at Huntington Avenue and Gainsboro Street in Back Bay boasts 100 rooms with no vacancies after three months and plans to add forty more in spring. Features include fireproof construction, raw air heating, social evenings, a blue ladies parlor, music room, and a resident barber. Manager Mrs. C. A. Dore guarantees excellent table service and a popular 6 o’clock dinner attracting local residents.
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Boston
Huntington Avenue
Gainsboro Street
Back Bay
C. A. Dore
Mrs Rollins survives laudanum self harm attempt
Jan 5 Lynn report says Mrs James A Rollins tried to end her life with laudanum after despondency. She procured the drug from James S Bixby and took thirty drops from half an ounce. A physician reports her condition improving and likely recovery.
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Lynn
James A. Rollins
James S. Bixby
Lodge Senator The Machine May Be Clogged
The piece argues Henry Cabot Lodge may lose his Senate bid as Massachusetts Republicans, once loyal to the machine, turn against him. Enemies in Congress and among Crapo supporters plan investigations and disruptive moves to derail Lodge before the election.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Mr. Lodge
Massachusetts
General Cogswell
Gray Eagle Walker
Wormwood
Walker
Longe
Cogswell
Crapo
Washington
Lodge
Library of the State Department
Library Committee
Congress
Butler
Pinkerton
Halifax to go south on the Boston route shift
The Halifax of the Canada Atlantic Plant line will be withdrawn from the Boston Halifax service late January. She will sail to Tampa joining Olivette and Mascotte to run Tampa Havana and Port Antonio Jamaica. She returns to Boston after winter and Olivette joins in June to form a tri weekly Tampa Havana Boston Halifax service.
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Halifax
Canada Atlantic Plant Steamship Line
Boston
Tampa
Fla
Olivette
Mascotte
Havana
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Ton
Lasell Principal Sails for Egypt and Palestine
Principal Bragdon of Lasell Seminary Auburndale sails Tuesday with wife and sister on the North German Lloyd steamer Ems to Alexandria. They plan several weeks in Egypt and Palestine, returning via Athens Constantinople and Italy. Miss Carpenter and Dr. George M. Steele will oversee the school in his absence.
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Bragdon
Lasell Seminary
Auburndale
Ems
Alexandria
Egypt
Palestine
Athens
Constantinople
Italy
Carpenter
George M. Steele
Wilbraham
Storecrimes in Municipal Court: Quinn and Stuart fined
In yesterday's Municipal Criminal Court John H. Quinn of 57 and 59 Essex Street and Charles A. Stuart of 400 Tremont Street were fined $25 each for possessing oleomargarine. They appealed and were held in $200 each for the Superior Court. Jacob H. Pickard was held in $200 until Jan 12 on charges of adulterated cider vinegar with intent to sell. his business is at 79 West Cedar Street.
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Municipal Criminal Court
John H. Quinn
Essex Street
Charles A. Stuart
Tremont Street
Jacob H. Pickard
West Cedar Streets
CITYS DANGER Scarlet Fever s Not So Pharmonia Victims in Boston
A Boston report highlights scarlet fever dangers amid concerns about pneumonia or similar illnesses. Officials warn of rising cases across neighborhoods and urge parents to seek medical care promptly for fever rashes and breathing difficulties.
Prevent Pneumonia By Curbing Colds Says Health Advisory
Public health warning urges vigilance as Boston reports 274 deaths last week including 43 from pneumonia. It promotes Dr Hilton's specific No 3 as a proven preventative and urges individuals to curb colds to avoid pneumonia, stressing personal precautions and timely treatment.
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Boston
United States
George W., Hilton
London
Hunter
Dr. Hilton
Board of Health
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