Tucker murder verdict opens appeal chain to high courts
Charles L. Tucker was found guilty of murder in the first degree. His attorney will appeal to Judges Sherman and Sheldon for a new trial. If denied, the appeal goes to the state Supreme Court, then possibly to the U.S. Supreme Court, with the governor still having the option to commute the death penalty.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Destructive storm floods Nantasket waterfront
Jan 25 residents along Nantasket Beach flee to higher ground as flood tide devastates the coast. Sea wall from Dunn's Rock to Green Hill washed away, Atlantic avenue wrecked, several cottages undermined, and power lines down leaving towns in darkness. Old timers call it the worst storm since 1898.
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Atlantic Avenue
Dunn’s Rock
Green Hill
Rothwell Ashore Near Birch Island in Gale
A three masted schooner James Rothwell of Boston broke from her High Island wharf while loading granite for New York and drove ashore at Birch Island Maine. In a rocky shore area with a fierce north wind the two thirds loaded Rothwell sits in a dangerous position while crew remain aboard. Owned mainly in Philadelphia she was built at Yarmouth Maine in 1884 and measures 151.1 feet long 35 feet wide and 14.3 feet deep.
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Ash Point
James Rothwell
Boston
High Island
New York
Birch Island
Rothwell
Philadelphia
Yarmouth
Rodney Parker
Portland
Penobscot Bay
Pardon G. Thompson
Vineyard Haven
Southwest Harbor
Fall River Wharf
New England
Calvin Austin
Cossacks disperse 3000 workers at Moskva clash
In Moscow on January 25 a squadron of Cossacks dispersed about 3000 turbulent workers by the Moskva River. No fatalities were reported. Merchants appealed to the Emperor to avoid bloodshed as authorities planned to implement a nationwide plan to quell the revolution tomorrow.
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Moskva
Moscow in Fear of General Uprising
Moscow report describes spreading strike mainly in smaller mills with larger concerns guarded. Citizens fear a general eruption and a state of siege. Moscow garrison numbered about 20,000, aiming to avoid bloodshed. British consul Captain Grove seeks explanation over a telegram about dockyards, while M. Roudneff defends publication. General Trepoff’s St Petersburg governor general appointment shocks Moscow. rumor of Sviatopolk-Mirsky as future Moscow governor-general.
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Grove
M. Roudneff
Volkoff
London
Great Britain
Japan
Far East
St. Petersburg
Captain Grove
General Trepoff
Interior Sviatopolk-Mirsky
Russia
Exposure to the Storm Exposes Dangers and Remedies
Exposure to storms yesterday risks grip pneumonia and consumption. Father John’s Medicine claims to prevent pneumonia cure colds bronchitis throat and lung troubles and strengthen. Not a patent medicine and has 50 years in use with a guarantee.
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Father John
Colds and chills of winter fend off with Sanford's Ginger
Winter illness fears fade for those protected by timely doses of Sanford's Ginger. The ad touts ginger as a safeguard against colds and chills during cold weather.
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