Three Hours Debate on Interstate Commerce Bill Dominates Senate
Washington scene as the Senate debates the interstate commerce bill and rail policy for three hours. Vander Wyck argues for real regulation and penalties, condemning the Reagan plan as insufficient and urging action to curb railroad abuses and prevent discrimination and rebates. The discussion touches stock ownership hints and claims of corruption, with further amendments considered before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
van Wyck
House of Representatives
William Walter Phelps
Capitol
Congress
Vanderbilt
Judiciary
National Congress
Seiier
Kansas
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
McPherson
Slater
New York Central
Erie
Baltimore Snd Ohio
Lehigh Valley
Delaware and Lackawanna
West Shore
Ingalls
Mr. George
Mr. Slater
Platt
Desperate Measures Threatened to Secure Control of the Legislature
In Springfield Illinois on January 16 temporary speaker Haines announced plans to notify the senate of a regular house organization and canvass returns while asserting a constitutional duty. West denounced a signed paper as illegal and Haines threatened action if prorogation occurred. Government officials disputed remarks as the house adjourned until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Lil
Haines
Senate
Fuller
West
Dem
Hainese
Crafts
Himten
Hiamiilen
Berkshire grand jury returns 72 indictments in county cases
Pittsfield Massachusetts January 16 Berkshire grand jury reported to Judge Barker the result of this week's investigation of criminal cases since July last. Seventy two indictments were found the largest in twenty years. Cases include Dr J H Wheeler indicted for adultery and assault, lawyer Warkhurst linked to a blackmail scheme, Alexander Beckwith accused of stabbing his son, and S S Whitemore charged with shooting at his father. Trials begin next Monday and the session is expected to be lengthy and sensational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
Berkshire
Barker
J. H. Wheeler
Fannie Notewire
Warkhurst
North Adams
Welcome G. Cook
Timothy Riordan
Move to keep the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports a planned effort to stop the Liberty Bell from leaving the city. A committee will seek an injunction on the twenty second of the month to bar Commissioner Dixey from permitting removal, with funds raised to pursue legal measures.
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Philadelphia
New Orleeans
Dixey
Fatal quarrel at Shelburne Falls rocks railroad men
In Shelburne Falls a dispute at a noted resort led Edward Rockett to strike William Wall with a club. Wall was critically injured with a crushed skull. Medical Examiner Conedy diagnosed grave condition. arrest of the assailant expected, as Wall’s status worsens over the weekend.
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Shelburne Falls
Greenfield
Mass
Edward Rockett
William Wall
Rockett
Wall
Walls
Conedy
Miss Body Involved in Warren Farm Despair
In Warren Herkimer county New York a missing farmer William Dease from Richfield area has caused a murder inquiry. His wife is accused after an 18 year old nephew confessed that she shot him and, with the nephew and her son, burned the body and buried the bones. All are under arrest as an inquest proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucneed
Union
William Dease
Warren
Herkimer County
Richfield
Springfield Bicycle Club Treasurers Books Missing
Springfield Mass Jan 16 A shake up within the Springfield Bicycle club follows the disappearance of the 1863 treasury books covering over 40600 in transactions. Treasurer A L Fennessy says he left the books at a club meeting and later found them gone, claiming theft by rivals. A new treasurer reports for 1884 have not yet been accepted.
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Springfield
Mass
A. L. Fennessy
Fennessy
Revolt Advances Across Five States in Colombia
Dispatch from Panama reports Barranquilla captured by rebels, Cartagena seized January 13 and retaken by national forces yesterday, with troops sent to Barranquilla and Buena Ventura to restore order. Cadea and Panama remain quiet as the national force stays ready. no foreign warships present.
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Panama
Galveston
Columbia
Barranquilla
Cathagena
Buena Ventura
Cadea
Man Held on Attempted Blackmail in Fall River
In Fall River district court Eusibi Blanchette was held in 800 bond for the grand jury on charges of attempted blackmail. He allegedly wrote two letters to Fathers John A. and Charles Prevost of New Bedford demanding 250 dollars to keep silent about misconduct of their brother, said to be part of a masked group that dug a hole on Grayton farm last summer seeking hidden treasure.
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Fall River
Mass
Eusibi Blanchette
John A
Charles Prevost
New Bedford
Blanchette
Grayton Farm
Vance Renominated by Democratic Caucus in Raleigh
In Raleigh on January 16 Senator Z B Vance was renominated by acclamation. A special election to fill Gov resignation vacancy shows scattering returns indicating Reid elected. Fire at F W Thornton store in Fayetteville caused 115000 in loss and 845000 in insurance.
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Raleigh
N. C
Z. B. Vance
Congress
Scuies
Reid
F. W. Thornton
Fayetteville
Jefferson's Policy Revealed in 1801 Letter to Gov Clinton
New York January 16 Theodore t Wayles of Tarrytown holds an unpublished letter dated May 17 1801 from Thomas Jefferson then president to Gov Clinton. Jefferson writes that appointing to office among government duties is the most difficult and insome insisting he would change office only for misconduct and keep changes to a minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore T. Wayles
Tarrytown
Gov. Clinton
Thomas Jeffferson
Legislature Considers South Dakota Capital Move
BisMarck January 16 reports indicate southern lawmakers plan to adjourn to a southern Dakota location. There is strong opposition to keeping Bismarck as the capital, but no firm plan yet. Some members warn against provoking strong reaction and danger.
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BisMarck
D. T
South Dakota
Eastern iron trade outlook after Oliver Bros and Phillips failure
Secretary Swank states no direct links between Philadelphia makers and Pittsburg firms. He warns the Pittsburgh failure may dampen the iron business generally, but cannot say how much impact will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Swank
Oliver Bros. & Phillips
Pittsburg
Passenger train wreck near Storm Lake injures travelers
DuBouve Iowa January 16 A passenger train west on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul was ditched last night west of Storm Lake One coach turned over injuring several people including a Sioux City traveler who is seriously hurt The cause of the derailment is not yet known and rescue efforts are under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubvoue
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Stormlake
Sioux City
Lancaster Watch Factory to Move to Chicago
Lancaster Pennsylvania January 16 report says the Lancaster watch factory will be relocated to Chicago. A Hilner former manager and principal owner, after spending last summer away, has accepted a 350000 dollar bid from Chicago capitalists and will oversee operations in Chicago.
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Lancaster
Chicago
A. Hilner
Chicago Capitalista
Johnson murder case verdict returns in Haven
In Haven Connecticut on January 16 a jury convicted the defendant in the Johnson murder case of murder in the second degree on the second day of trial.
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Haven
Conn
Johnson
Noe Disturbance at Ft Wayne as Trains Run
Fort Wayne Ind January 16 The strike of brakemen against the double header system at Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago remained unchanged. A city marshal and deputies failed to serve warrants on seven leaders as strikers blocked the scene. Pay cars arrived and workers were paid. An attempt to move a freight engine failed as strikers blocked and forced Polamus to relinquish the throttle. The striker leadership warned they will not permit a double header to leave Ft Wayne. Mayor Zallinger issued a proclamation urging strikers to cease interfering with railroad motions.
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Er. Wayne
Ind
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Law
Polamus
Round House
Roundhouse
Zallinger
New Bedford
New Beprord
Mass
Wnh
Artists Protest Against the Purchase of More Poor Pictures
A protest from the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts board against government purchases of a Gen George H Thomas portrait by Miss Ransom and an electoral commission painting by Miss Tassett was sent to the House. The protest denounces buying inferior art for national halls and decrying American art in view of foreign visitors.
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Washington, Jan
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
George H. Thomas
Newton Bank
Senate
Cockrell
Missouri
Hoar
Secretary of the Treasury
First National Bank of
Newton
United States
United States Sub-Treasury
Boston
Sheffield
HeLong
Tax on distilled spirits bill posted by Treasury
Washington Jan 16 Secretary McCulloch sent to the house a draft bill by the internal revenue commissioner to change duties on entry and withdrawal of spirits in distilleries and bonded warehouses. It requires warehousing taxes to be paid on withdrawals and tightens bonds, with extensions possible and leakage relief limited. It urges immediate passage to ease current business conditions.
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House Committee On Appropriations
Congress
Indian Territory
Greely
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Boutele
Talbot
Ballentine
Boutelle
E. Y. McCauley
D. L. Braine
H. l. Howison
Washington Monument
Washington
McCulloch
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Spongly
Pardons denied in Concomb meeting and local civic items
At a Concomb New Hampshire meeting, Edward P. Dybuall of Canterbury and Eimer K. Warren of Concord were denied pardons while Col John Linehan became trustee of the State Industrial School. The twenty first annual levees of the Kearsarge steamer and Eagle hose companies drew large crowds and a grand march led by Mayor Woodman. In Moston, Northern Railroad directors debated surplus division by stockholders Dow and others but took no action, to be revisited later.
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Concomb
N. H
Edward P. Dybuall
Canterbury
Eimer K. Warren
Concord
Col. John, Linehan
Penacock
State Industrial School
George A. Ramsdell
Nashua
Kearsarge Steamer
Eagle Hose
Woodman
Northern
Reilroad
Moston
Dow
Carver Ends Shooting Session With Big Lead
New Haven reports Dr. Carver halted the day’s shooting at 10:50 pm with a lead over his required average exceeding 1500 points. He has tallied 61,560 hits and will conclude his task tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Carver
Liabilities of Oliver Bros and Phillips Reach 6 Million
Pittsburg January 16 reports indicate Oliver Bros and Phillips may face liabilities between four and six million dollars with a large secured portion. Several affiliated firms may avoid extensions while Woods Run and South Side mills continue operation. A creditors meeting is set for January 20 at 11 A.M. with asset and liability lists to be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
H. B. Scott & Co
Standard Nutworks
California
Woods Run
South Side
Wood’s Run
Oliver Bros. & Phillips
H. W
Oliver
London
Cisco
New York
Stock Exchange
Exchange
May
Dos Passos
Fim
John J. Cisco
Wales
County Democracy gains Tammany defectors in primary
Special Despatch reports New York county democracy primaries across 72 districts to elect delegates for the general committee. The vote consolidates factions as Irving Hall and Tammany figures join the county democracy, including Edward Kearney and Augustus Doherty. Prominent Tammany leaders Kenny, Vanderpool, and Bedford gain committee seats. The new public works commissioner’s support shifts to the county party in the twenty four and twenty one assembly districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
County Democracy
Irving Hall and
Tammany Organization
Country Democracy
Edward Kearney
Tammany Hall
John Kelly
Augustus Doherty
Tammany
Kenny
Aston J. Vanderpool
Gunning S. Bedford
Sixth Annual Ball of the Old Colony Beneficiary Association
A large Boston crowd gathered for the sixth annual ball of the Old Colony Railroad Beneficiary Association on Huntington Avenue. Dancers filled the floor as the band led by Baldwin played, with Floor Director C. F. Hammond overseeing the promenade. Special trains carried attendees to Fall River and Plymouth after the event, which featured 450 members and a $7000 fund, and a well supplied hall with a library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Old Colony Benefit Association
Huntington Ave
Moby
Ola Colony Railroad Beneficial Association
Repah
Baldwin
C. F. Hammond
Sanborn
French
Fall River
Plymouth
Opponents of Liquor Selling at Pittsfield Test the Question
In Pittsfield Massachusetts Benjamin Clow a local prohibitionist moved to enforce the license law banning public bars. He charged Morris Clary Frank Cassidy and W V P Burbank for open bars and they face district court. If successful he will press more prosecutions against restaurants saloons and hotels. The city collects about 15000 dollars annually from licenses.
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Pitsfield
Mass
Benjamin Clow
Abraham Burbank
Burbank
Grand
Clow
Morris Clary
Frank Cassidy
W. V
P. Burbank
Crow
Supreme Court
Hyvor
Grank
Pittsfield
Letter on Union Pacific policy and Thurman act defeat
The 1884 Union Pacific annual report includes Charles Francis Adams Jr with letters explaining the companys stance. He details the Thurman act changing sinking fund policy, argues the act hinders railroad development, and warns of potential stock and bond value declines if the Thompson bill passes. Adams urges using funds for new lines rather than excessive sinking fund burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Francis Adams
Washington
Union Pacific Railway Company
Arthur
Congress
Charles Francis Adams, Jr
Thare
United States
Thurman
Armstrong
Union Pacific
House of Representatives
Senate
Charles F. Arms, Jr
Colate Hoyt
Esqq
Uniox Pacific Board of Government Directors
Polo Games Across New England End In Close Scores
In a Massachusetts league polo night, Woburns fell to Paris of East Boston 3 to 2 with 4m 43s. In Maine, Deerings beat Granite Citys 3 to 2 in a tight match at the tijou rink. Gloucester beat Cambridge Prospects 3 0 at Webster rink with times 5m 20s 2m 23s. Hartford polo team defeated Menden 3 to 6 before about 800 watchers. Skinner easily won a five mile roller race in 17m and some seconds, with the first mile noted in a record pace. A local advertisement for gin and address details follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Mass
Woburns
Paris
East Goston
Wellingwood
Portland
Maine
Tijou
Deerings
Granite Citys
Gloucester
Webster Rink
Troucesters
Cambridge
Gloucesters
Fitzgerald
Hartford
Conn
Hartford Polo Einb
Menden
Institute
Skinner
Walton
Powell
Tariff Reform Lecture Denounces Protection as Permanent Policy
Prof. W. G. Sumner of Yale spoke at Old South church on tariff reform. He argued protection has harmed U S prosperity and politics, urges repeal to free labor, reduce tax burdens, and restore wealth through genuine trade rather than state interference. He warned protection shifts wealth and lowers wages, urging a move to a freer, competitive economy.
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Old South Church
W. G. Sumner
Yale College
Massachusetts Tariff Reform League
Sumner
France
United States
England
Wales
Germany
Ablesa
Congress
Treasury Department
Pennsylvania
New England
Ohio
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Wagtishman
Insane Asylum
The
Statesman
Changes in German Custom Tariff Duties Listed
Berlin reports proposed tariff changes include duties on cotton twist, wheat, maize, jute, yarn, cords, fish products, oils, fats, stones, and textiles with exemptions for asbestos and skins. The list covers many goods with varied marks and notes certain items exempt from duty.
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Berlin
France
Congo
Leopold
International African Association
Karl Grangslie
Yates
London
Edmund Yates
the World
Court of Queen's Bench
Lord Lonsdale
Court of Appeals
House of Lords
Pears
Admiral Morrison
Dublin
Holyhead
January Storms Ravage Texas as Snow and Stock Losses Mount
Terrific blizzard blankets North Texas with deep snow and record cold. Ranchers report massive livestock losses, with Abilene and Wylie Bros. noting thousands of cattle and sheep perishing. Northwest storm strands trains as heavy snow, high winds and drifts halt travel from Cabanco to Wisconsin and Illinois. Louisiana sees peak rain causing floods and railroad washouts, closing routes beyond Monroe for days.
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DaLaAs
Tex
Texas
Abilene
West Texas
Wylie Bros
Henry Ortman
Cabanco
Faava
Wisconsin
Illinois
Ilinois Central Road
Dribu
Yasco
Wachity
Red River
Vicksburg and
Shrevesport
Monroe
Robbery of Mail Pouch Near Lake Providence
A Lake Providence stagecoach mail pouch was robbed between 11 and 12 last night by three masked men, armed with revolvers. The pouch, containing many registered items including a money order from the office’s department worth over 3000, was forcibly taken and later found cut open with letters scattered. The perpetrators fled. no arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Orleans
Lake Providence
Money Order Department
Jefi No Cine
Angostura Bitters Authenticity Alert from Siegert & Sons
An outdated notice warns that only Angostura Bitters imported from South America and manufactured by Dr. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons is genuine. All other bitters under similar names or claimed as Angostura imports are counterfeit, made in the United States. Consumers are advised to request the genuine product directly from Siegert & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarif
Borna
United States
Dr. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons
South America
Anggstura
United
Siegert & Sons
Board of Health Mronary Recommendation And Tax Exemption Limit Proposal
In a senate session on Friday petitions were presented including establishing a new Marblehead town, annexing part of Watertown to Cambridge, and allowing Vinebrook waters holdings by Lexington Water Co. Various orders were adopted, including restricting access to senate apparatus, reprinting adjutant general reports, inspecting the Hoosac tunnel project, and limiting church property tax exemptions to a maximum value of ten thousand dollars. Committees favored civil service accommodations and precinct voting in towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Andrew
Caleb Childs
Marblehead
Wells
Cambridge
Watertown
Wincester
Scott
Lexington Water Company
Vinebrook
Thayer
Hoosac Tunnel
Troy and Greenfield
Troy and Greenfield Railroad
Joyner
Nourse
Civil Service Commission
Dunbar
Massachusetts Legislature Adjourns After Long Session
The house met at 2 o clock with Speaker Brackt in the chair. Petitions presented covered G A R use of public buildings and church property transfers. Various orders debated include licenses for intoxicating liquors, rail rate reductions, a legal holiday for election day, compulsory evening school attendance, and redefining 60 hours of labor. The board of health urged an institution for the care of drunkards with state funding. Appropriations debated for legislative pay and contingent expenses. a reduction proposal failed. The bill was engrossed. resolution to borrow in anticipation of revenue moved forward. adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackett
Grand Army
J. A
Plumb Island Turnpike and Bridge Corporation
Edmund Walsh
Brewster, Cobb & Hatabrook
Stevens
Lowell
Thayer
Norwood
Committee On Railroads
Mulien
Lynn
Harvey
Westboro
Kendrick
Springfield
Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Lepeth
Cross
Newburyport
Senate
House of Representatives
State House
Beard
Baston
Fire alarms and mill blaze report brief notices
In Boston and Vicinity the alarm at 7 16 ML Friday indicated an overturned stove in Robert Brien apartment 102 Camden street with no damage. Taunton fire at Eagle cotton mill damaged £25089 before containment. Ocoseouawoe Wisconsin reports loss of large flour ing millet Schrondenbach Co buoyed this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Mo. Sd
Robert Brien
Camdenstreet
Taunton
Baass
Eagle Cotton Mill
Cannes
Ocoseouawoe
Wis
Schrondenbach, & Co
Okanchee Wis
Oss
Phenix Insurance Company of Brooklyn Reports Gain in Assets
The annual statement shows gross assets of 4,342,430.2d, up 583,304.27 during the year despite a 15,000 depreciation from shougage. Five premiums last year totaled about 3,500,000. The company, organized in 1853, retains the same president and secretary, with Alfred M. Bullard holding the Boston agency at 2% Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phenix Insurance Company of
Brooklyn
Shougage
Alfred M. Bullard
Congress Staee
Boston
Adjourned Meeting Of Roxbury Veterans Adopts Draft
An adjourned meeting of the Roxbury veteran tizeuen held at Friendship hall 187 Cabot street Friday evening, Capt dinbbard chaired. A committee’s draft constitution and by laws, largely similar to the Boston veterans, was adopted with few exceptions. A seven member committee was named to prepare a list of officers for a later meeting scheduled for Friday January 33 at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tizeuen
Roxbury
Friendship Hall
Cabot Street
Dinbbard
Boston
McKnight Arrives to Attend Signing at Cloydland High
Vice President McKnight of the American Baseball Association arrived in Cur Eland to witness the signing of players at Cloydoland High. The event signals a major step for local youth in organized baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKuight
American Base Ball Association
Hejaty Cloyoland High
Carleton's New Play Opens on Tour at Globe
The Henry Guy Carleton drama Victor Parand has found real success in New York and will begin a tour with a Boston stop at the Globe on Monday night. The plot centers on a wife misled into believing her husband is guilty, a villain exposed, and the husband reclaiming his liberty. The four act play runs about two and a half hours with a large cast including George Clark and Sophie Eyre. Also on bill are Howard Athenaeum acts, McIntyre and Heath, Charley Banks, and a parade of musical and comic entertainments with Zo Zo the Magic Queen announced for later dates.
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Springfield
Jil
Montreal
Monttresy
Redpath
Franklin
Mass
Ray Cassimere
Waite
Pittsburg
Champion
Caledonia
Neel
Trenton
N.J
Lawre
Lawrence
Atlantic Cotton Mills
W. &. Harris
Concord
Wricay
Boston
Leeming
New York
Shakespeare
Goethe
Manas
Traphy
Earth
Watchman
Henry Guy Carleton
Globe
George Clark
Henri Favart
Victor Durand
Charles Wheatleigh
John Vaughn
Max Freeman
Dr. Randolph
J. Newton Gotthold
Baron de Marsac
W. H. Denny
Septimus Seyine Tubb
Fred Corbett
Paul Dean
Revtland Buckstone
Antonio Sforza
Harry Talbot
Jacques Renaud
8. Dubois
Whitties
Sophie Eyre
Ruth Favart
Louise Dillon
Violet
Agnes Billioté
Mrs. Dudley
Howard Athenaeum
Lyte & Behman
Minstrels
Howard Atheneum
E. M. Kayne
McIntyre
Heath
Charley Banks
Thomas W. Keene
W. R. Hayden
L. R. Shewell
Megers
C. B. Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
W. H L. Fessenden
Francois Berater
George W .Wilson
Marquis de Poutcornet
Charlies J. Campbell
Chevalier de Ces
Edward L. Connell
Grrestige
Wills
Jasmgig
Helen Dayne
Marie Jansen
Fantiné
Ronan Oles
Melitz
May. Russell
Manon
Evelyn Shaw
Dudiena
Des
Nat C. Goodwin
Park Theatre
itLeontinus
Strauss
Brince Methielkson
Bijan Theatre
Undilfer
Robert G. Tarde
Lecuce
Seston Theatre
Robbery Report From Gaugeway and Leverett Streets
Samuel Nelson reports that on Friday he was met by a man on Gaugeway Street and, after joining by another, moved through Leverett Street to Chambers Street where he was knocked down in an alley. The thieves robbed him of a silver open face watch, a breast pin, a pocket book with valuables, a vest pocket note containing money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Nelson
Melson
Jauseway Street
Gaugeway Street
Leverett Street
Chambers Street
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Department of Justice
Treasury
New York Custom House
Charles KB. Allen
Mark R. Buxton
Alphen W. Baker
Lebanon
Edwin D. Hull
Meriden
House
Edmunds
Gen. Grant
Fitz John Porter
Comptroller
James G. Sturgis
Oakeley
Boston Post
Telegraph and Mail
Robie
iRp
OURTH
Illinois Wrangle
Behkshusen
North
Skrolina Notes
Jefferson
Labor and
Ft Wayne
Illinois Watch
Sion
Senate Committee On Pensions Today
Emma DeLong
Commander DeLong
Jeannette Fame
Blair
Commisssioner of Internal Revenue
Concord Notes
Preme
Rudolph Tauszky
Fink
Phelan
St. Germain
Havre
Collison
Battery Sea Wall
Kelly
New York City
Pittsfield Mass
Paul Graville
Graville
Annie Pagety Ragier
Giorge Bouk
Pol
M. Lincoln
Besex Street
Lts
Ocean
Birmingham
Nice
Juai Midi
Promenade Anglais
Rou
M. Decrais
Sig. Mancini
Mapdkid
Alfonso
Mujuga
Granada
Ebriates
Board of Health
Jts
Mr. Joyner
Boston and Vicinity
Phenix Insurance
Broxsblery
FrikEen MmEe
Bash
L Ead
Leen
Post Publishing CO
Kyrne
Brooklyns
Vonderake
St.Doulgclub
Temoc
SOW
Bushong
Nam
Willsign Kreig
Haskins
Phillips
Pinckney
Joteling
Smith
Sky McKnight
G10
Young
National League
American Association
Sg School
Gareig Bectm
Isom the
Bete Ene Rive’ Freee A CO. Racer School
Tion
Entertainments
Victor Parand
Emmons
Persion Agency
Toston
Penaom
Offee
Weghpatoy
Mye St
Haom
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