Roosevelt hunts lions on Keystone ranch in bold pursuit
Governor Roosevelt boasts a striking tally from the Roosevelt party visit to Keystone ranch as he claims to have slain twelve mountain lions and many lynx and wildcats. He favors a knife after a dog-encircled lion is cornered and has continued daily hunts with four lions killed just last Saturday. Roosevelt’s companions Mr. Stuart and Dr. Webb plan to return Monday while the ex-governor extends his stay for two more weeks.
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Keystone
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Stuart
Dr. Webb
Roosevelts hunt ends in tragedy with hounds and a fatal fall
A Roosevelt party of eighteen at Kingston pursue rabbits in the woods with dogs and a fat man intrusted with a rifle. A heavy creature falls on him fatally. no shot is fired. The party later counts spoils, and left hind feet are awarded to losers before night returns.
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Kingston
Roosevelt
Boss
Mack
Peddy
Spiones
State House
Best Indicted for Murder in Essex County Grand Jury
Essex county grand jury returns multiple indictments. John C. Best of Saugus faces murder charges in the death of George E. Bailey with four counts, including gunshot and weapon details. Lincoln B. Peaslee of Beverly indicted for arson. John W. Davis of Lynn for circulating illegal political circulars. Edmund D. Sargent of North Andover charged with larceny of 918 dollars from a secret society. Bribery cases involving Lawrence Aldermen await report.
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Salem
Essex County
John C. Best
Saugus
George E. Bailey
Lincoln B.peaslee
Beverly
John W. Davis
Lynn
Edmund D. Sargent
North Andover
Lawrence Aldermen
Forge Workers Cut 10 Percent Wages At Eastern Forgas
Superintendent William H Lovell of the Eastern Forgas Company announced a 10 percent wage reduction effective February 1. The order covers 150 employees as the firm continues a rush period.
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Nashta
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William H. W Lovell
Eastern Forgas Company
German Guns for British Queenstown
Eighteen of the most modern German field guns with carriages ammo wagons and equipment arrived here from Germany for service with the British army in South Africa amid ongoing conflict concerns.
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Queenstown
Jan
Germany
South Africa
Cuban Land and Steamship Company Telegram on Receiver Denial
The Boston office reports a telegram about a receiver application. Judge Withatrick denied the action. The message is signed by RE Mollenhauer and directed to J W Crossley at 48 Milk Street Boston Mass.
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Cuban Land and Steamship Company
Boston
The
J. W. Crossley
Milk Street
Mass
Wei Win
Withatrick
RE. H. Mollenhauer
Westbrook Boy Injured In Sledding Run Inquiry Ties Outlaw to Past Crimes
A 15 year old Letarte was injured after colliding with a bob sled in Westbrook. A 4 year old girl suffered broken thigh and hip. Boston authorities identified the suspect, James Riley alias Thomas Lee, with prior sentences for breaking and entering, escape, and later aliases Frank Smith and others, dating 1880 to 1896.
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Westbrook
Letarte
Boston
Barry
Rogues’ Gallery
House of Correction
James Riley
Thomas Lee
Salem
State
Greenfield
Frank Smith
Severe storm off Cape Cod threatens fleet of tugs and barges
A northeast gale 50 mph is expected to lash Cape Cod. A large fleet of tugs and barges bound for Boston anchors northwest of Handkerchief Shoal for shelter. Ice forms as seas run high. with a northwest shift some vessels may be driven ashore. Lykens and Pollock Rip lightships show strain as crews assess danger.
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Chatham
Cape Cod
Boston
Handkerchief Shoal
Lykens
Taylor
Cruiser Lancaster Sent To La Guayra For Scorpion Return
The Lancaster departed St. Vincent under Navy orders for La Guayra to await Scorpion’s return after the gunboat sailed to Curacoa to coal. Venezuelan engineer Don Luis Julio Blanco defends his government and denounces press attacks as calumny, saying reports are issued by the New York and Bermuda Company.
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Washington
Navy Department
Lancaster
St. Vincent
West Indies
la Guayra
Scorpion
Curacoa
Don Luis Julio Blanco
New York and Bermudez
Venezuela
United States
Boston Burglar in Quincy Nab Linked to Habitual Criminal Act
Boston police inspectors identify the arrested burglar in Quincy as Tony Lee alias George Smith. He has prior arrests and convictions and is now liable under the habitual criminal act.
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Tony Lee
George Smith
Quincey
Boston
Quincy
Bryan on Trusts and government power in the tariff debate
Editorial quotes William Jennings Bryan criticizing the Wire Nail Trust and tariff policy. It cites potential consumer savings of over eight million dollars and argues government power should arise from the people. A Philadelphia veteran praises Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, with Burwell & Sons and druggists selling it.
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Wire Nail Trust
Bryan
John Brown
Marehall St
Philadelphia
Agnew
Burwell & Sons
Boylston
Washington Streets
Insurance payout dispute over Pearson policy in Wakefield
The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York faces a contest over a 249000 policy on Wakefield man James C. Pearson. Pearson paid the first 15000 premium two days before his Jan 10 death from appendicitis in Boston. He had applied in December after a medical exam, and the company says the contract only takes effect after that premium is paid in good health. His heirs contest liability, arguing the policy was delivered with the premium. Superintendent George T. Dixon of the state investigates.
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New York
James C. Pearson
Wakefield
Pearson
J. C. Pearson Company
Milk Street
Insurance
O. H. Story
Eliot
Boston
Charles T. Gallagher
Teliance
Foraker Daughters Engaged to Matthews and Wainwright
The engagement of two of Senator Foraker's daughters was announced yesterday Florence will wed Randolph Matthews of Cincinnati Julia becomes the fiancée of Francis King Wainwright of Philadelphia Both young women are described as accomplished well traveled and popular in Washington society
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Senator Foraker
Ohio
Florence
Randolph Matthews
Cincin
Nati
Julia
Mn Francis King Wainwright
Philadelphia
Washington
Mutual Life Rejects Pearson $240,000 Policy Claim
Mutual Life Insurance Company states no fraud by Mr Pearson and questions his intent in applying for a 240000 policy. The firm returned the initial premium check and will contest the claim in court. Pearson resided in Wakefield with his widow and family awaiting legal action.
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Pearson
Mutual Life
Wakefield
Aborn Avenue
Stolen Watch Reported in Jamaica Plain Flat
John H. Galvin told police a gold watch was stolen from his flat at 100 Weymen street Jamaica Plain during the afternoon. A pedlar is suspected. An overturned lamp caused a fire at 7 pm in a two story wooden dwelling at 17 Chelsea Street East Boston owned by Ellen Donovan. Damage about 50 dollars. Theodore Sullivan of Sullivan and Prince streets Cambridge was arrested on a shoplifting charge yesterday.
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John H. Galvin
Wymen Street
Jamaica
Chelsea Street
Boston
Ellen Donovan
Theodore 3A. Sullivan
Sullivan and
Prince Streets
Cambridge
Norwegian Bark Minden Abandoned at Sea
Captain T. Torgersen of the Norwegian bark Minden and sixteen seamen were rescued by the Spanish steamer Francisca and landed at Liverpool. The Minden, sailing from Mobile via New York, was abandoned on January 13 at latitude 41 51 N longitude 51 W.
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T. Torgersen
Minden
Royal Vessel
Francisca
Pensacula
Mobile
New York
Public Institutions Official Receives Gold Headed Cane Gift
Patrick J. Welch of the public institutions department received a gold headed cane inscribed for the honoree from members of the Tincolin Whistler at 202 Lincoln Street. Jere N. Brien led the presentation with Welch inviting all to a United States Hotel dinner. Attending were J. He Mullure Dan M Driscoll Charles F. Saynor Manard J Sullivan M F Meagher William A Creney Joseph J Nolan Jere N O'Brien John I Sweeney Henry Ireland Bill Brand A Horan and John J Murphy.
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Patrick J. Welch
Public Institutions Department
J. HW. Mallane
Lincoln Street
Tincolin Whistler
Jere N. ¢ Brien
Mr. Welch
United States Hotel
J. He. Mullure
Dan M Driscoll
Charles F. Saynor
Manard J. Sullivan
M. F. Meagher
William A. Creney
Joseph J Nolan
Jere N. O'Brien
John I. Sweeney
Henry Ireland
Bill Brand
A. Horan
John J. Murphy
Loom Fixers Elect Thomas Taylor Secretary in Falls River
At a stormy Loom Fixers Association meeting in Falls River Thomas Taylor was elected secretary. John McCarthy, who resigned as vice, ran for re election but was badly defeated receiving only a few votes while Taylor captured 152.
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Fall River
Loom Fixers’ Association
Thomas Taylor
John McCarthy
McCarthy
Taylor
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