John Adams Dead After Arsenical In The Home
Concord January 30 John Adams died at 68 of Brights disease aggravated by arsenic after moving to Lincoln last May from Charlestown leaving a wife and two sons J Frank and Henry B The funeral is set for Sunday at 145 with possible special train service He was a renowned New England railroad official with Fitchburg for 42 years and held the post of general superintendent eighteen years He had toured California and Europe and belonged to several clubs lodges and historical societies including Putnam Lodge F and AM and the California Pioneers
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John Adams
Bright
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Charlestown
J. Frank
Henry B
Adams
New England
Fitchburg
California
Europe
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A. M
East Cambridge
Boston Society of Natural History
Middlesex Club
California Pioneers
Old Forty-niners
Cape Horn
Constantine
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Forecast for Friday in New England and eastern New York
Forecast for Friday calls for fair skies in New England and eastern New York with slightly cooler temperatures and northerly winds. The brief weather note notes cooler conditions and stable conditions across the region.
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Washington
New England
New York
Defense Opens in Rose Dolley Child Murder Case
In Portland the Rose Dolley murder trial sees attorney Anthoine argue the daughter did not kill the infant but that Rose’s mother Ellen Dolley did. Rose testifies amid sobs detailing the night near Pride's woods when Ellen allegedly took and hid the baby.
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Portland
Tan
Rose Dolley
Anthoine
Rose
Patia
Ellen Dolley
Pride’s Woods
Powers
Lynn Board of Trade Protest Over Metropolitan Park Commission
The Lynn Board of Trade executive committee met at the Board of Trade rooms on Exchange Street to discuss Lynn’s status with the Metropolitan Park Commission. They urged that Lynn be removed from the commission or receive a benefit for being part of the district to avoid the assessment they deem excessive.
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Lynn
Lynn Board of Trade
Board of Trade Rooms
Exchange Street
Metropolitan Park Commission
Big Six Annual Concert and Ball Opens in Keene
The fifteenth annual Big Six concert and ball lit up Keene's Opera House with continuous music from the Naval Brigade Band of Boston and Beadle's Orchestra. Governor and Mrs. Charles A. Busiel led the grand march with most of his staff and their ladies.
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Keene Society
Opera House
Naval Brigade Band
Boston
Beadle
Charles A. Busiel
Death of Blacksmith Andrew Dunn Found at Home
Andrew Dunn a 45 year old blacksmith employed by Mr. Daley at 3401 Washington Street was found dead last evening after retiring to bed at about eight. He had been boarding with Daley for two weeks and was discovered dead after rising and going to the kitchen then lying on a lounge.
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Daley
Washington Street
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O'Callahan
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Young
New York
Harvard
England
CouneclIman Lane
Ward 5
McGuire
Ward 10
Lewis
Chain
Ward 2
O’callaghan
Briggs
Dutey Suva Case in Fall River Court
In the Superior Criminal Court Judge Fessenden presided yesterday over the trial of Joseph Lambert alias Dutchy Sullivan for breaking and entering five Back Bay houses and stealing property valued around $5000, and pawnbroker Solomon Sugarman for receiving some of the goods. The case features numerous witness identifications of furs, cloaks, silverware, and other items linked to multiple Beacon street homes.
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Fessenden
Joseph Lambert
Dutchy Sullivan
Back Bay
Solomon Sugarman
Dover Street
Lambert
Fall River
Sughrue
Corcoran
T J. Barry
Sugarman
M. J. Creed
J. E. Costello
H. P. Quincey
Beacon Street
Jeremiah Sullivan
Dennie Boardman
Marcus M. Kimball
George W. West
Watts
Quincy
Taunton
Sullivan
Boston
Boardman
Barlow
K Street
Gold Street
Barry
Kimball House
South Boston
Boardmans
Luy
Mr. Boardman
Park Square
New York
Montreal
Park Square Hotel
Far River
Jackson
John Sullivan
Not Detected Substitution Of Cigars And Burglary Trial
A Boston case details a scheme to pass off Lawrence's 103 Cigar as a 15c import by major hotels. Testimony covers thefts from Fall River and Boston houses, including Boardman and Kimball properties, with Sugarman and Barlow involved and a seven year prison sentence for another defendant. The trial continued.
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Lawrence
Charles Lawrence & CO
Commercial St
Boston
Eight of twelve read Morning Post on car ride
A Boston reader notes from January 28 that eight of twelve newspapers on an inbound Dorchester car were copies of the Morning Post. He rode from Warren and Dudley streets aboard car 1093 and observed the paper’s wide circulation.
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Dudley Streets
Morning Post
General Marin heads for Pinar del Rio in Cuban rebellion push
General Marin with staff and a strong escort travels by train from Havana toward Guanajay aiming to reach Pinar del Rio to confront Gomez and Maceo. Cavalry, artillery, and volunteers reinforce the force as authorities seek a pitched battle plan to crush the insurgents amid ammunition shortages.
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Marin
Batabano
Gomez
Maceo
Pinar del Rio
Orden Publico
Vuelta Aba
Tobacco District
Weyler
Rincon
Guanajay
Trochnor
Recognition of the Patriots in State Department View
Washington officials say the President will transmit the Cuban resolution to Spain upon Congress request with responsibility for Spain's reply resting with Congress. Olney and the President are aware of risks if belligerency is recognized by either side and stress avoiding interference with Spanish sovereignty while urging humane treatment.
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Washington
State Department
Congress
Spain
Olney
United States
City Council Dines and Debates After Midnight
Last night the Common Council adjourned near midnight after a four hour session dominated by talks on refreshments and carriage hire. Briggs narrowly wins presidency amid clashes over rules and a quarreling budget debate, while Lane and O Callaghan clash over dining expenses and contingents.
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Conry
Washington
Riddle
Ward 20
Briggs
McCarthy
Foster
Mr. O'Callaghan
Innes
Kinney
Common Council
Mr. Kinney
Lane
Ryan
Ward 6
Riley
Ward 8
Kiley
Sullivan in serious condition but not dangerous
Dr Dixon says John L Sullivan’s wounds are serious yet not immediately dangerous. Inflammation or erysipelas could set in with improper care, but Sullivan is resting and receiving the best of care as he may perform with his company in El Paso on February 14.
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Springfield
Ill
Dixon
John L. Sullivan
Glickauffs
Sullivan
el Paso
Editor O'Meara Lectures On American Newspaper
Stephen O'Meara editor of the Boston Journal spoke on The American Newspaper to about 150 members and guests of the Catholic Literary Union in Charlestown. The evening opened with music by Dr. McDonald and a talented program including piano solos by Robert Leahy and others, with several clergy and city officials in attendance.
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Boston Journal
Catholic Literary Union
Charlestown
O'Meara
McDonald
Robert Leahy
Thomas Dundon
Sadie Kenney
James M. O
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