Kinney Testifies In arsenic poisoning case in Chelsea Court
Dr Eunice D Kinney testified at length about Mrs Richardson alleged arsenic poisoning. She described visits to the Morrison House Revere and noted three poisoning symptoms observed on Dec 12 37 and 19. The cross examination included a cat and dog on the stand and ended with the judge adjourning the case to today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice D. Kinney
Boston
Dr. Kinney
Mr. Bartlett
Mrs. Kinney
Richardson
Curly
Chardson
Cutler
Charles W. Bartlett
Joseph
Mrs. Richardson
Miss Richardson
James
Bartlett
Mr. Fleetwood
Dr Kinney
Driver Robbed in Dorchester by Highwaymen
Alfred S. Hobey a 9 year old laundry wagon driver was dragged from his wagon near 880 Washington street Dorchester and robbed of a small sum. He described two tall men in an ulster and cap and was treated by Dr. Davidson for a sprained wrist. He resides at 62 Harvard street Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred S. Hobey
Washington Street
Dorchester
Hobey
Harvard Street
Brookline
Boston Area Cloudy to Showery Weather Outlook
A cloudy forecast for Boston and vicinity expects showers on Tuesday. Wednesday brings fair skies and cooler conditions with fresh westerly winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Arbitration talks begin in Amesbury with carriage makers
The State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation arrived in Amesbury and met with carriage manufacturers and union delegates tonight. The conference will continue tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesbury
State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
Red Fox Ale Promises Premier Brewing Quality
A brewery touts its use of top brewers, finest hops and malts, and meticulous workers to craft Red Fox Ale. The article claims a mellow flavor akin to imported brews and positions the ale as the standard of excellence.
Maine farmer duped in Boston bunco scheme
Silas Manson of Houston Maine fell for a Boston New England bunco ring selling counterfeit money. Post office inspector James Bicknell and partner J K Stonequale traveled from New York to close a $10,000 deal at a downtown hotel, with Manson delivering $2500 in real money. The con involved counterfeit notes and a staged cash exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Manson
Manson
Silas
Post Office
Houston
Secret Service Department
James Bicknell
Boston
Bunco
New England
United States
Westchester
New York
Sharps
James Bickwell
J. K. Stonequale
Aroostook County
Maine
Bickwell
Stonequale
Stonenvale
Aiptown
Libel Suit Involves Porto Rico Figures In High Court
A Boston libel suit seeks 200000 dollars from R G Badger & Co and George H Ellis over Karl Herrman book claims. Plaintiff Senor Mateo Tagado of Mayaguez accuses publication of injuring his character by detailing inner Porto Rican campaign secrets. Notable witnesses from Porto Rico and U S figures are listed to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
New England
Russell A. Alger
Nelson A. Miles
Theodore Schwann
Thomas Hunt
Porto Rico
Boston
R. G. Badger & Co
George H. Ellis
Senor Mateo Tagado
Mayaguez
Senor Tagado
Karl Stephen Herrman
New York
Smart Set
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Alger
Charles H. Allen
Lowell
Miles
General Schwann
Schwann
United States
Mateo Tagado
Karl Stephen Herrmann
No Electrics In Manchester Vote Defeats Petition
A historic town meeting in Manchester gathers 300 voters to vote on amending the act of 1893 to allow a railroad franchise. The petition to build a line from Gloucester through Manchester is defeated 228 to 81 amid strong opposition led by Major H. L. Higginson and supporters like Richard H. Dana and Philip Dexter. Boston donors and notables depart after the result.
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Manchester
Gloucester
Boston
Major H. L. Higginson
Richard H. Dana
Philip Dexter
William C. Rust
Taft
Higginson
Urquhart
Charles Head
Herman Thielman
McMillan
Rust
Chelsea Honest Conductor Loses Money Seeking Reward
A Beachmont conductor, John J. Sullivan, returned $1900 in lost valuables including a $150 watch and $800 bank notes after a woman left a shopping bag on a car. The owner initially thanked him with a cold reception, but the incident highlights the cost of honesty as Sullivan faces pay loss while awaiting compensation. The superintendent plans to seek pay restoration for Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May van Alen
Chelsea
John J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Beachmont
Grover
Shylock
Quincy Fire Interrupts Telephone and Power Services
A small fire at Patrick Kane’s shoe shop on Copeland street in West Quincy cut telephone connections to southeastern Massachusetts and Boston and disrupted Quincy’s electric light service for a period tonight.
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Quincy
Patrick Kane
Copeland Street
West
Massachusetts
Boston
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Thompson Spa
E Alger
Gen
Cook Eocan
Herrman
H. Higginson
John Fox
Henry Shaw
G. R. Pullman
Reginald Boardman
F. W. Fabyan
R. C. Homer
William Hodge
F. M. Balser
J. R. Coolidge
Parker Bremer
Prescott Bigelow
E. W. Giles
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