Abduction Legend in East Lynn Court Case
In East Lynn a sheriff abducted a two year old from Mrs Effie Saunders the mother in law at 53 Cherry Street under a Boston Supreme Court writ to decide custody between Walter Pride and his former wife. The child was hidden and later returned as legal proceedings begin in Farmington New Hampshire.
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Lynn
Walter Murray Pride
John H. Caswell
East Lynn
Effie Saunders
Cherry Street
Harry Browning
Waltham
William F. Pride
Farmington
N. H
Caswell
Supreme Court of Boston
Pride
Mr. Browning
Harvard
Walter
Henry F. Hurlburt
Slob Browning
New Hampshire
Browning
Mr. Pride
Boston
Medford
Weather forecast for New England states Monday
Forecast for Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut indicates cloudy conditions with morning threats, likely clearing by afternoon. Cold with winds turning northwest.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Lynn card players caught in Central square poker raid
On January 12 police raided a fourth story card room in the Keith block on Central square and arrested seven men found at a table amid a game of cards on the Lord's day. Arrested were William Bessom and six others, with one man previously convicted of running gambling resorts.
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Lynn
Keith
Central Square
William Bessom
Marshal Wells
Rowe
Wells
Inspector Rowe
William B. Bessom
Thomas James
George Small
Henry Burns
John Murphy
Joseph Wade
Constantine Gale
Kaiser and Prince Leopold Feud Over Empress Snub and Ice Accident
Berlin January reports escalate a royal quarrel between the Kaiser and Prince Frederick Leopold of Prussia over the prince’s harsh treatment of his wife the Empress’s sister. Details trace back to a ball and a drowning incident on Glenicke Lake with confinement and guarded exits at the castle. Socialists push rumors of foul play as the prince plans to resign from the army and live privately.
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Berlin
Frederick Leopold
Prussia
Glenicke Castle
Potsdam
Glenicke Lake
Vorwaerts
Colmar
Waitt and Bond Nes Russia With Germany
Waitt and Bond present Russia with Germany in a well known quality offer. Their reputation makes them a quick seller in Boston and New England, and any other four brands sold in New England.
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Boston
New England
Czar Sees France and U S Backing for Russia on Egypt and Transvaal
In St. Petersburg on January 12 Emperor William's letter to the Czar was delivered by German ambassador Prince von Radolin. The Czar said he fully supported William's aims against English arrogance and could rely on Germany along with France and the United States. Russian Foreign Minister Lobanoff Rostovski noted that Kruger’s anti English stance reflected irritation, now past, leaving Germany and Great Britain on friendly terms.
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ST. Petersburg
William
Prince von Radolin
Russia
Transvaal
England
France
United States
Prince Lobanoff Rostovski
Polar Bowl Loan Proves a DiNgUatEd SUCCESS
The Baltimore coroner announced a verdict in the Parker Angelier murder case linking Frank Angelier as an accessory. In New York the Morgan syndicate faces dissolution as banks and insurers rush to bids for the government loan, with two thirds of subscriptions coming from World and state banks.
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New York
Morgan Syndicate
Old Chemical Bank of
New York City
New York Life Insurance Company
Germany
Bleichroeder’s
Deutsche Bank
New York World
Morgan
National
Ohio
California
Pennsylvania
Washington
Missouri
Illinois
Massachusetts
Chemical
Russell Sage
Berlin
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
New Orleans
Cincinnati
London
Paris
Amsterdam
Vienna
Carlisle
Treasury
Bay State Convict Harold Foster Nabbed in New York
Harold B Foster alias Memming Morse 21 an escaped convict is held at police HQ in New York City Detectives OBrien and Rheaume arrested him at Houston and Thompson streets Foster had escaped from Massachusetts General Hospital while recovering from an operation He is a printer from Salem Mass and was previously arrested in Brookline for obtaining goods under false pretences A Massachusetts officer will travel to NYC to retrieve him with a warrant or transfer.
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New York
Harold B. Foster
Memming
Morse
John J. O’brien
Rheaume
Houston
Thompson Streets
O’brien
J. M. Fisk
House of Correction
East Cambridge
Mass
Foster
Massachusetts General Hospital
Salem
Brookline
Massachusetts
Poultney Bigelow Fails to Win Prussia Readmission
Poultney Bigelow left Berlin for New York after a failed mission to reinstate New York Life and Mutual Life Insurance in Prussia under old terms. The Emperor refused to receive him, and Berlin papers claim he harmed imperial ties by tying a commercial project to the imperial name.
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Berlin
Poultney Bigelow
New York
New York Life and Mutual Life Insurance
Prussia
Everett Officer Captures Two Thieves In The Act
Everett police arrested two men early Sunday after Officer Monihan spotted a break in at Willow car station near Broadway and Bow street. The culprits fled but were chased to a cobbler shop where Officers Goudy and Parry secured them. Items stolen from Freeman L. Wallace totaled seven dollars and tools from Charles Parker ten dollars.
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Everett
Monihan
Broadway
Willow
Freeman L. Wallace
Bow Street
Willow Station
Charles Parker
Goudy and Parry
William Ward
John Murphy
Verett
Wallace
Parker
Talmage Denies Morning Sermon Change Petition
Reverend Dr. Talmage asserts newspapers misrepresented his pastorate stating he preaches by choice in the evenings. A petition from church elders and trustees, approved by Dr Sunderland, asked him to also preach Sunday mornings, which he rejects, saying he will not lead morning services.
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Washington
Talmage
Board of Elders
Board of Trustees
Sunderland
Revolvers and Cartridges Reported at Border Capture
Pretoria January 12 reports the rank and file of the Jameson expedition captured by the Boers have begun moving toward the Matal border. Officers are expected to follow soon. Customs officials opened a large safe consigned to Farrar.
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Pretoria
Matal
Farrar
Rear Admiral Rawson Heads for Delagoa Bay
Rear Admiral Harry H. Rawson commander of the Cape and West Africa squadron arrived in Cape Town and immediately set sail with his flagship the St. George bound for Delagoa Bay. The St. George is a twin screw cruiser of the first class mounting twelve guns.
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Cape Town
Harry H. Rawson
Cape and West Africa
St. George
Delagoa Bay
Germany Signals Calm Ties With Triple Alliance
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Prince Von Hohenlohe sent assurances to members of the Triple Alliance. He notes Germany will not involve them as England's future relations remain in doubt.
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Germany
Triple Alliance
Berlin
England
Prince von Hohenlohe
Rhodes at Kimberley Declares Career Is Only Beginning
Cecil Rhodes arrives in Kimberley and is warmly welcomed. In a speech he thanks supporters and says his political career is not over but just beginning and he will work to do much good for the country as prime minister of the Cape Colony.
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Kimberley
Cecil Rhodes
Cape Colony
Emperor Kruger Not Demanding Treaty Change
The Standard reports President Kruger has made no request to alter the treaty between the South African republic and Great Britain. Berlin explains the Emperor’s recent remarks aim to pacify Austria and Italy and avoid disrupting German policy. Germany seeks no new European allies to curb English influence in the Transvaal and remains cautious about a broader conference.
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London
Kruger
South African Republic
Great Britain
Berlin
Germany
Transvaal
Delagoa Bay
Europe
Improved Crib Promises Safer Infant Comfort
An advertisement extols an improved tubular metal crib emphasizing higher legs to reduce floor draughts, curtainable head and side frames for light control, and light movable construction allowing one handed relocation. The copy stresses the crib’s safety and convenience for infant care.
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Austria
E. S. Goulston & CO
iSc
Cc. Sc
Washington Street
Utus
Rueter & Coppany
Highland Spring Brewery
the Kaiser and
Prince Frederick
Leopold Avery
Prince
the Empress
Czar
F. Parker
Baltimore
Charles Fremont Parker
Athol
Mattie V. Angelier
Frank Angelier
Angelier
D. W. Davis
Davis
Barker
Leavitt Machine Company
Orange
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Desch’s
Angeliers
Rand 4
The
Rand
Republic
Johannesburg
Volksraad
Bay State
Little Tailors
Westminster
Snow St
Providence
Monihan of
Evertt
Wi, Smith & Sons
Columbia
Roxbury
AVNET
E. Boston
DR. Talmage
Reformer
Rawson
Lord Wolseley
Britain
Rhodes
Emperor
Standard
Mediterranean
Paine Furniture Company
Canal Street
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