Paterson Murder Trial Opens With Burdened Defendants
Jury impanelled quickly in Passaic County Court as Walter McAlister Andrew Campbell and Death face trial for the Job Bosschieter murder. Witnesses describe the midnight ride from Saales saloon and the alleged brutal events that followed.
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Paterson
Death
Campbell
McAlister
Kerr
New York
Walter N. McAlister
Andrew Campbell
William A. Death
Jennie Bossehieter
N. J
Dixon
Passaic
County Court of Oyer and Terminer
George J. Kerr
Nina Bosschieter
Susie
Christopher Saal
Gus Schulthorpe
Schulthorpe
Little Court House
Duke of Newcastle Aids Plan for American Church Review
The Duke of Newcastle arrived in Boston en route to Florida to oversee property there. He traveled with Editor Kelway of the Church Review and Rev Clarry Wilson rector of St Augustine's Stepney. They met Philadelphia ritualistic churchmen about launching an American edition of the Church Review.
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Philadelphia
Duke of Newcastle
Florida
Kelway
The
Church Review
Clarry Wilson
St. Augustine’s Episcopal Church
Stepney
England
Wilson
Boston
Weven
Healey Speaks on Emmet at A. H. Assembly
Healey of Ward 2 delivered an hour long address on The Life Times and Character of Robert Emmet before Division 9 A H members and friends. Councilman James M Curley presided as about 400 attendees listened with applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Healey
Ward 2
Robert Emmet
Division 9
Big suit opens in New Hampshire over $600000 note
The University of Illinois sues Solomon Spalding of Nashua to recover 600000 on a note endorsed by Spalding for Charles W. Spalding while treasurer of UI. The case ties to the Globe National Bank failure and related suits.
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Nashua
N. H
New Hampshire
Parsons
Milford
Supreme Court
University of Illinois
Solomon Spalding
Charles W. Spalding
Globe National Bank
Spalding
Chief Accuses Fireman In Cambridge Case
Chief Thomas Casey of the Cambridge fire department filed charges against James P. O Neill a permanent hoseman with Engine Company 7. One specification says O Neill pulled false alarms on the night of December four boxes were pulled in rapid succession causing engine accidents and costly repairs. Another specification accuses drunkenness. Mayor Dickinson will hold a hearing Friday at 2 o clock.
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Thomas Casey
Cambridge Fire Department
James P. O'Neill
O'Neill
Dee
Dickinson
Father Cannot Be Guardian In Custody Case
Judge McKim of the Probate Court dismissed guardianship proceedings for Justice Margaret Cooper of Somerville. He would not appoint James Morgan, the father, guardian. An appeal to the Supreme Court is pending from a decree granting custody to grandparents Cornelius and Mrs Cooper. the grandparents’ petition was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
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McKim
Probate
Margaret Cooper
Somerville
James Morgan
Supreme Court
Cornelius Cooper
Middlesex County
Magaars Destitute Tribe Reaches Magaars Destitute Tribe Seeks Shelter
Magaars who traveled from Russia to the Southern States have encamped in Poston Connecticut sleeping on snow and begging. A baby was born to a Magaars woman and the family spent the night outside. Local authorities ordered the group to leave immediately.
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Danielson
Conn
Poston
Russia
DAR Chapter Holds Meeting at Vendome with Memorial Gift
The 0 A RAppreciated Wolcott Faneuil Hall Chapter D A R met at the Vendome for a reception with seventy five members present. Miss Hattie Wilkins presided and the group voted to contribute to the Roger Wolcott memorial fund. State Regent Sara Daggett spoke on the ex-Governor’s life. Rear Admiral Belknap gave a patriotic address and William C Brown sang with Grant Drake on piano.
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Faneuil Hall
Daughters of the American Revolution
Remick Breaks Jail With Ingenious Escape
Andrew C. Remick escaped from Dedham Jail after being placed in solitary. He dislodged wall stones to enter the workroom, seized tools, cut through the roof, climbed a wall with a found ladder, and dropped fifteen feet to freedom with his prison suit and blue overcoat. He was sentenced in 1900 for polygamy and had simultaneous marriages in Hyde Park and South Framingham.
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Andrew C. Remick
Dedham
Remick
Ion
Lberty
Bond
Elizabeth Wallace
Hyde Park
Mary I. Bassett
South Framingham
Wallace
Dowie Attacks Congress and Praises Women at Boston Sermon
The Rev J A Dowie railed at Congress from Berkeley Hall praising women and attacking ministers. He claimed the devil tried to bar him from Boston but he prevailed. He warned of two armies, heaven and hell, and announced a baptism by immersion at 9 AM.
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J. A. Dowie
Congress
Berkeley Hall
Lodge of Masons
Dr. Dowie
Jesus
God
Satan
Heaven
Hell
Hells
West
Chicago
Boston
White House
Walker's Funeral Mourners Await Details of Prominent Leader
Edwin G. Walker known as Judge Walker, a colored attorney and political leader in Boston, died last Sunday night in a boarding house on 2 Phillips Street. No funeral time or place announced as of earlier reports. Miss Virginia Libbey, a friend, stated she would handle arrangements, but was away last night. Funeral planned for Wednesday afternoon per latest notices.
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Ehieter
Cornelius Garry
Alyea Ice House
Leonard Kamerting
Jennie Bosschieter
Matin Street
Kent
Campbell
Jennie
Nellie Devries
Saal
Bertha Dyson
Christopher Saale
Bridge and
River Streets
McAllister
Death
Homer Sandford
Charles Lee
Phillips Street
Edwin G. Walker
Judge Walker
Boston
Walker
California
Virginia Libbey
Northampton Street
Major Grady's Old Men Come to Boston Armory
The first battalion of the Ninth Regiment will drill at the East Armory tonight in memory of Major Grady. Maj. George F. H. Murray invites a hearty turnout as four companies participate led by Captains Keefe Walsh Barry and Hayes in Boston military circles.
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East Armory
Grady
Ninth Regiment
Boston
George FF. H. Murray
Daniel J. Keefe
James F. Walsh
John J. Barry
John J. Llayes
Alleged Plot Against the Czar Powers Arrest in Gzar Nice
Prince Victor Nakadchidze a Russian Nihilist is arrested in Gzar Nice on charges of plotting to kill the Czar during an approaching visit. He was condemned to death in Russia in 1866 and convicted in Paris for possession of explosive machines.
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Nice
Victor Nakadchidze
Catter
Prince Nakadchidza
Russia
Alexander
Pk Lle
Paris
Supreme Court Rules Cuba Foreign Territory for Extradition
The Supreme Court holds Cuba is foreign territory for U S law, allowing extradition of Charles W Neely for Cuban postal frauds. Justice Harlan writes that the United States occupied Cuba and could regulate crimes there until a stable Cuban government exists. The decision affirms U S occupancy powers and rejects recognition of a Cuban republic, aiming to protect lives and property under occupation.
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United States
Cuba
Washington
Supreme Court
Neely
Harlan
Charles W. Neely
Justice Harlan
Spain
Brooke
Congress
Republic of Cuba
Root
James M. Beck
Paris
Fenee
Department of Justice
Catan
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McAlisteke
George Kerr
William Death
Paterson Mill
Talesmen
Stepmother
Jennie Boss
Hackman
George Iserr
Saales
Schulthorp
Rock Road
Washington and Brattle Streets
Richard Yates
Illinois
Springfield
Ill
Hall of Representatives
Emmet
Silberhero Bros
New York City
New England
Blake
Adams, Taylor & Co
State St
Ebon Ey
Sams Taylor & Cousville
Cambridge
Bausch
Flarlem Savings Bank
Mary Waldon
Third Avenue
Magaars Destitute
Connecticut
A.R. Appreciated Wolcott
H&e
IRCOF
NG Loby
Uecks Faso
Devil
Major Grady
Gzar
Prince Nakacchidza
NO Money
South End
Washington 8Th
Shields and
McCiary
Fred I. Rogers
Columbus Avenue
Harriett 8
George Josephs
Dover Street
Reuben Silverman
LA Grippe
G. G. Wilson
Caesar Mfg. Co
Broadway
N.Y
Universalist Club
Alfred Hemenway
Universalst Club
Quincy House
Arthur FE. Mason
Alphonson A. Wyman
James E. Kelley
Joanney. Ayer
James Carzon
D Street
Carney Hospital
George Lanzenderer
Perkins Street
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