Olney Refuses to Talk and Hints at Presidential Nod
A Boston lawyer and former Secretary of State Richard Olney, renowned for a famed Venezuela letter to Britain, has faded from public view yet again. Interviewers pursued him through court street offices, but Olney refused comment on a Democratic presidential nomination, signaling a wary stance toward public talks while remaining a possible future contender in the party.
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Richard Olney
Court Street
Olney
Great Britain
Venezuela
Boston
Cleveland
Mr. Olney
Massachusetts
Democratic State Committee
State Committee
New England
Grover Cleveland
Commonwealth Avenue
John Bull Quail
Concussion
Hoh
Richard
Norman
Former Pal Connors Arrested in Charlestown Robbery Case
Michael Connors alias Michael Crowley was nabbed by three inspectors from Chief Watts's office. He allegedly vowed to shoot a rival and claimed he planned a larger crime. Connors, wanted since last spring, faces assault and robbery charges in Charlestown after prior larceny escapes and a 5 to 7 year Superior Court sentence for accomplices Peter Connors and Charles Michaelson.
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Young Goldstein
Charlestown
Michael Connors
Connors
Michael Crowley
Watts
Peter Connors
Michael
Charles Michaelson
Hingham Society to donate hall and four acres
The Hingham Agricultural and Horticultural Society votes to give the town the hall and four surrounding acres on the condition the town maintains the property keeps a ball field and playground for residents and allows society use for its exhibitions free of charge.
Verdicts for 5400 Against Street Railway
In the second session of the Superior Court Mary E Killilea and Mary E Cogan sued the West Roxbury Roslindale Street Railway Company. Both passengers aboard a car on East River street Hyde Park on Nov 26 1900 were thrown by a derailment colliding with a tree and sustained severe injuries. Killilea received 1200 and Cogan 4200.
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Superior Court
Mary E. Killilea
Mary E. Cogan
West Roxbury & Roslindale Street Railway Company
East River Street
West’ Street
Hyde Park
Mary
Killilea
Marey
Cogan
Specimen Note on Consistent Value Quality
A concise remark discusses that the provided specimen is part of a broader set of equally good values. It emphasizes uniform quality and reliability across items without detailing specific metrics or examples.
Sale of Seats for Cadet Theatricals at Tremont
Auctioneer Bird sold three lower boxes for 300 dollars for Box D 17 dollars for Box A and 12.60 dollars for Box C plus the standard price of 25 dollars A gentleman paid 14 dollars for the right to select three seats in row C highest premium bid Several bidders bought multiple blocks of seats One man bought a full row and another bought a single seat
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Cadet Theatricals
Bird
Pennsylvania Road Controls Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad
The Pennsylvania company is said to have secured control of the Chicago Terminal Transfer railroad. The terminal road operates 256 miles of tracks in Chicago and vicinity, along which are located leading industries, manufacturing plants, elevators and warehouses.
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Chicago, Ill
Pennsylvania Company
Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad
Terminal
Chicago
F W Mack III Ill in Windsor After Hemorrhage
F W Mack III former AP eastern division superintendent is ill in Windsor Vermont after a hemorrhage last Thursday night. Doctors expressed little hope for recovery though a slight improvement appeared this afternoon and he was to be moved to Boston for expert treatment.
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Windsor
Associated Press
Mrs Gardner Museum to stay open with limited visits
Washington reports Mrs Isabella Stewart Gardner of Boston paid over 200 000 in duties on a 1 000 000 import of art works. The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in the Fenway will remain under private control with no dissolution planned. Tickets will be sold at Herrick's for limited openings in late this month and in March and April.
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Washington
Jack Gardner
Boston
Post
Isabella Stewart Gardner
Fenway
Supreme
Superior Court
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Henry Walton Swift
Jack
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
John Chipman
Gray
Henry Waiton Swift
Harold Jefferson Coolidge
William D. T. Trefry
Morgan would pay 400000 import duty on art
New York January 12 It was estimated two years ago when Mr J Pierpont Morgan bought in London the Raphael Madonna of St Anthony of Padua for 500000 and now in his house in London with other artworks that the total value of his art possessions abroad was about 2000000 To import these under the present tariff Mr Morgan would be required to pay a duty of 400000
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New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
London
Raphael
World wealth and population figures released by commerce bureau
The Department of Commerce statistics show global commerce near 22 billion dollars with imports exceeding exports by about 1 billion. Leading importers include the United Kingdom and Germany, while France and the United Kingdom lead in national indebtedness along with Russia and Italy. World population is estimated at about 1.6 billion.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Statistics
United Kingdom
Rmany
United States
Netherlands
Eurth
France
Russia
Italy
Spain
Austria- Hungary
British India
Commonwealth of Australia
Police order obedience leads to federal arrest case
Italian interpreter Joseph C. Ross and associate Angelio Cassinella followed city officers McCaffery and Morgan in a plan to help arrest Italian naturalization hopeful Clementi D Argento and his friend Michael Ferrar. All four faced federal charges. Ross and Cassinella posted $1000 bail each while D Argento and Fenai remained jailed. Case set for January 22.
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Joseph C. Ross
Angelio Cassinella
McCaffery
Morgan
Station 1
Clementi D’argento
Michael Ferrar
United States
Ross
Cassinella
Colt
Hale
North End
D’argenio
Fenai
Carpinella
D'Argersio
D’argento
Fenal
Iowa bank cashier shoots self in Sigourney
G. F. Utterback, cashier of the Sigourney Savings Bank, shot himself in the head to avoid meeting creditor demands. He fired through a gas pipe held to his temple, a fatal wound. The bank’s finances are reported sound despite the tragedy.
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Iowa
Sigourney, In
G. F. Utterback
Sigourney Savings Bank
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