Blackballed by St James Club Fifty Votes Against Knapp Pick
Montreal January 6 Consul General Bittenger was blackballed by the St James Club amid reports of his remarks on French Canadian independence. The club, with state governors general among its members, cast about fifty black balls defeating his selection as U S representative. Predecessors Knapp and Anderson were honored members. Chicago article and local papers amplified the remarks blamed for the vote.
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Montreal
Bittenger
St. James
Chicago
Quebec
Canada
Missouri
On Eve of Death Neil ONeil Faces Gallows
GREENFIELD Jan 6 On the eve of execution John ONeil, alias Jack, faces a final breakfast before his march to the gallows tomorrow. He clings to innocence, pleads for another trial, and receives solace from Father Sherry as deputies guard his cell.
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Neil
Greenfield
John O'Neil
Jack
O'Neil
Sheriff Pratt
Father Sherry
O’neil
Nellie
Haller
William O’connel
Shelbourne Falls
Frank Lawlor
O'Neill
George Cody
Springfield
Loomis
Weatfield
Leavitt
Holmes
Mr. Cody
Adams
Hampshire County
Plymouth County
Besse
Rain and clearing forecast for New England Friday
Forecaster calls for rain in Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and eastern New York on Friday. Clearing by noon with southerly winds turning northwesterly. Boston area: rain then fair, colder night with west to northwest winds.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Boston
Vicinity
Morality Standard Advocated by Mrs Livermore on Gillette Bar Case
Mrs Mary A Livermore urged a uniform morality for men and women in the Gillette bar dispute saying rumors harm and that both sexes should face equal scrutiny later predicting Miss Gillette will gain admission. She advised direct remonstrance and warned against living with Judge Hayden.
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Massachusetts
Miss Gillette
No Protests to Fitchburg Attorney Admission in Worcester
The Worcester Clerk of the Courts reports no petitions against admitting Miss Gillette of Fitchburg as an attorney at law. The note to the editor dated January 6 mentions no objections filed in this office.
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Worcester
Yours
Ith
Gillette
Fitchburg
Johnson
A Woman's Appeal to Worcester Bar on Gillette Case
Letter argues against narrow prejudices in Worcester County regarding Miss Gillette's right to practice law. The writer questions public sentiment and urges the bar to judge merits by reason and justice, not sentiment or personal bias.
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Miss Gillette
Worcester County
Mayor Ramsdell to reappoint two officers after dispute
Lynn January 8 Mayor Ramsdell said in a interview he plans to reappoint Sergeant Pike and Patrolman Silver whom he dismissed after a squabble with the Aldermen. He will confer with Aldermen Oery to settle the conflict and see if the officers have not blocked his plans.
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Lynn
Ramsdell
Sergeant Pike
Silver
Oery
Thomas J. Gargan
William EB. Russell
Commonwealth
Republic
William E.i Russell
Gargan
Jailer's Daughter Elopes With Harvard Student
The reported elopement of Henry Collier Mix of Harvard and Maude Evelyn Shaw of East Cambridge was confirmed by a Buffalo telegram saying the pair were married by the Mayor. Farwell, once Maude’s schoolboy love from Harvard, downplayed any hurt and claimed his feelings ended years ago.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Diehl
Cambridge
Mass
Henry Collier Mix
Harvard
Ernest Mix
Chicago
Campbell Street
College House
Maud Evelyn Shaw
Frank E. Shaw
Cambridge Street
Abington
Mix
George Krug
F. W. Constantine
Maude
Harvard Square
East Cambridge
Frank Farwell
Farwell
Boston
Mamma
Frank
New York
Maude Evelyn Shaw
Tie
Ex-President Cleveland Mourns Late Governor Russell
Cambridge Democratic Club gathering honors William E Russell with ex President Cleveland and other national figures sending tributes. The event featured a life size portrait loaned by Mrs Russell, dinner with Daggett Orchestra, and speeches by Thomas Gargan and Shaler, plus letters from Carl Schurz and ex Minister Phelps.
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Thomas Gargan
P. A. Collins
John E. Russell
Eliot
Carl Schurz
Phelps
Cleveland
William E. Russell
Democratic Club
Cambridge
Young's Hotel
Russell
Daggett
Richard Sullivan
David Green Hopkins
Alvin Sortwell
E. J. Flynn
Francis Lt. Coolidge
T. B. Cotter
Ford F. French
Robert M. Burnett
Charles Warren
Charles G. Saunders
J. B. Williams
Hollis L. Bailey
E. H. Nichols
William G. Brown
Horace E. Clayton
Augustus J. Daly
Elmer H. Bright
J. N. Burleigh
Francis Connell
Freeman Hunt
Frank B. Dalton
Charles H. Thurston
Chauncey Smith
T. H. Moriarty
Edwin A. Hall
Horace O. Apthorp
G. W. Allen
Charles H. Pellitt
Eben
Stevens
George F. Maxwell
Henry A. Kimball
Cornelius F. Cronin
David J. Haskins
Edward B. James
William Endicott
Shaler
William B. Russell Club
Thomas J. Gargan
Cleveland declines William E. Russell Club dinner invitation
Grover Cleveland, planning to return from abroad, regrets unable to attend the Russell Club dinner in Westland Princeton New Jersey. He notes the event honors William E. Russell, to whom he was devoted for his political principles.
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Westland
Princeton
N. J
Hollis R. Bailey
Sir
William E. Russell Club
William E. Russell
Grover Cleveland
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