Indictments in Guldensuppe murder case a grand jury charge
Martin Thorn and Mrs. Augusta Nack are indicted for first degree murder in the death of William Guldensuppe. The grand jury heard witnesses including Mrs. Riger and August Peterson. The pair will face arraignment in General Sessions Court after the grand jury finding offsets police court proceedings.
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New York
Martin Thorn
Augusta Nack
William Guldensuppe
New York County
Riger
Astoria
Death of Senator Isham G. Harris of Tennessee
Senator Isham G. Harris died in Washington at almost 5 pm after a period of worsening health in the heat. He had served since 1868 and would have begun a twentieth consecutive Senate term in 1901. Harris, born February 1818, was a leading Senate figure, noted for his parliamentary skill and strong stance for the Confederacy during the Civil War era.
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Washington
Isham G. Harris
Tennessee
Edward K. Harris
Benton McMillin
Memphis
Harris
Senate
Congress
Morrill and
Sherman
Galusha A. Grow
House
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Finance
Senator Harris
North Carolina
Thorn tale links murder plan to Thorn and Mrs Nack in river search
A police interview reveals Thorn's own words about the Woodside killing of Gulden supe and how Mrs Nack aided in disposal. Gartha recounts Thorn fretting over a hurried boat drop and a leadership by fear of Thi s partner, with authorities now dragging the river for the missing head as details unfold.
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Gartha
Thorn
Tenth Street
New York
Guldensuppe
Nack
Woodside
Astoria
Ehrich
Mitchell
Pier A
Guldenguppe
W. J. McCarthy
John Kenmore
Thomas McCormack
O’connor
Schultz
Thorn describes days around GuldenSuppe murder case
Thorn recounts a sequence from Thursday June 2% starting at Maloney's Hotel then a Seventh Avenue saloon with a barber named Carl. He says he met Mrs Nack at Eighth Avenue and Thirty-fourth Street, and they went to Central Park where she discussed abandoning GuldenSuppe and buying him a barber shop in the country. He mentions a race for sale at Oyster Bay, L I.
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O’brien
Martin Thorn
Torzewski
William Guldensuppe
Bellevue Hospital
Thorn
John Gartha
East River
Guldensuppe
Eighth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Maloney
Eleventh Avenue
Carl
Central Park
O’brien Thorn
Fry
East Thirty-fourth Street
Federer
The
Journal
Second Avenue
Thirty-fifth Street
Seventh Avenue
Thirty-fourth Stre
Railroad Commissioners to Meet in Portland July 27
Augusta Me July 8 Arrangements made for a meeting of railroad commissioners from New England and New York with Maine commissioners J B Peakes Frederick Danforth and B F Chadbourne at the West End Hotel Portland July 27 at 9 am Chadbourne as author of the plan reports favorable replies and the gathering will likely lead to an organization of the represented states commissioners A relaxed outing format with no fixed programme yet.
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Augusta
New England
New York
Maine
J. B. Peakes
Dover
Frederick Danforth
Gardiner
B. F. Chadbourne
Biddeford
Portland
West End
Chadbourne
Arrest of Vin cenzo Farjone in Suncourt assault case
Last evening Station 1 officers arrested Vin cenzo Farjone of North street on assault and battery charges for a daytime quarrel over money. He allegedly struck Giovanni Mari a severe blow to the head with a black jack yesterday afternoon in Suncourt.
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Vincenzo Farjone
North Street
Giovanni Mari
Suncourt
Farjone
Mari
Will of Joseph Sartor Bequeaths 5000 to Old Ladies Home
The will filed for probate in Brooklyn leaves 5000 to the Old Ladies Home in Springfield Massachusetts to fund inmate welfare and another 5000 to Springfield City Hospital. The estate is valued around 100000.
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New York
Joseph Sartor
Brooklyn
Old Ladies’ Home
Springfield
Mass
Springfield City Hospital
Hobart Withdraws From Title Defense At Orange
At the middle States championship in Orange New Jersey Stevens defeated Paret in the semifinals. Hobart has told the committee he will not defend the cup due to his father’s death. Larned is favored to win if he faces Stevens with strong form noted.
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New York
Orange
N. J
Hobart
Stevens
Paret
Larned
Whitman
American Wringer Co. Home Repair Shop in Boston
Headquarters for garden hose lawn mowers oil stoves clothes wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers repairing a specialty The American Wringer Company at 80 Arch St Boston between Summer and Franklin near Boston Mass contact telephone Boston 2690.
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Bissell
American Wringer Company
Arch St
Franklin
Boston
Mass
Stalled Han Kau Railway Project Meets Standstill In China
London dispatch reports that the Belgian syndicate building the Han Kau railway has asked for higher interest with security and commission, but the Tsung-Li-Yamen refused. Ratification of the contract now seems unlikely. Director-general Shong Tah-Jen says Han Kau reps exceeded authority in signing.
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London
Pekin
the Times
Han Kau
Tsung-Li-Yamen
Shong Tah-Jen
Chinese Railways
Wanted in Waterville on breaking and entering charge
Benjamin Rose a Russian Hebrew arrested in Boston this morning at the request of Waterville City Marshal Reuben Call. He is wanted here for breaking and entering Julius Leone's house last Tuesday night and stealing money and jewelry. He will be brought here on requisition papers.
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Waterville
Benjamin Rose
Boston
Reuben Call
Julius Leone
Gas cooking stoves gains and new prices at Mc Kenney and Waterbury
Headquarters for gas cooking stoves presents latest improvements and updated prices. Mc Kenney and Waterbury operate from 181 Franklin Street at the corner of Congress, offering current models and features for home kitchens.
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McKenney & Waterbury
Franklin Street
Congress
Delegates Flood San Francisco for Christian Endeavor
San Francisco greets 20000 Christian Endeavor delegates with vast citywide gatherings in pavilions and churches. Michigan and Ohio teams spar to influence the 1899 convention, while Father Clark and dignitaries receive enthusiastic welcomes in Oakland and across the city.
Verona arrives with largest hemp cedar cargo in port history
The British two pole masted steamer Verona docked with 10 650 bales of hemp from Progreso and 2 189 cedar logs from Tampico making the largest single voyage cargo landed here. The 2240 ton vessel built at Sunderland last December is owned by Gow Harrison & Co Glasgow and captained by J Masson.
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Verona
Progreso
Mex
Tampico
Sunderland
Eng
Gow, Harrison & Co
Glasgow
New York
J. Masson
Vineria
E. J. Wright
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mexico
James H. Reid, Jr
America No. 1
Massachusetts
Portland
Nantasket Roads
Naval Reserve
Liverpool
Norseman
Vesta
Minnesota
Bruce McLean
America
Solomon Clausen
Baracoa
Cuba
New Orleans
Bergen
Norway
Scandia Lodge No. 6
Knights of Pythias
Milton
Ellery H. Sawyer
Gem
John W. McGrath
Boston Fruit Company
Barnstable
Port Antonio
Jam
Ells
Boston
Cephalonia
Cunard Line
Servia
Ethelgonda
St. Lucian Island
Buenos Ayres
Plymouth
A. G. Parker
Mistley Hall
Galloupe’s Island
Manila
Hanover Street
Captain Wade
Sylvester L. Ward
Boston Democrat
Steamer Beverly Overdue From Boston to Port Antonio
Kingston July 8 The steamer Beverly bound from Boston for Port Antonio is several days overdue. No news has been received. The Beverly, a new British steamer of 873 tons, left Boston on July 1 under Captain Anderson and usually completes the trip in about five days.
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Kingston, Jr
Beverly
Boston
Port Antonio
Anderson
Toledo Whist Club Leads In A. W. L. Trial
In Put In Bay Ohio, July 8, the Toledo Whist Club four posted a high score in the second preliminary for the A. W. L. trophy finishing about 1 am. First four teams’ trick totals are Albany 681, American of Boston 580, Toledo 677, Buffalo 666. The top two total scores advance to finals, with Albany, Boston, and Toledo remaining contending.
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Bay
Toledo
Dead Man's Curve sparks calls for curb safety on Boylston
City and business leaders discuss Dead Man's Curve on Boylston street as plans surface to add watchmen and possible barriers. Mayor Quincy says danger acknowledged but no immediate remedies. merchants urge Arlington street access to improve visibility and traffic flow amid potential legislation.
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Quincy
Boylston Street
Arlington Street
C. P. Toohy
Post
Mr. Toohy
J. C., Hawes
W. F. Pinkham
Smith & Pinkham
West End
Suicide of Springfield driver Joseph Bedour
Joseph Bedour a 27 year old driver employed by Remi Gauvin shot himself in the head this morning in Springfield Massachusetts Despondency from illness was given as the cause He was married Saturday to Emma La Valley of Agawam His father and stepmother reside in North Williston Vermont
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Springfield
Mass
Joseph Bedour
Remi Gauvin
Emma la Valley
Agawam
North Williston
Miss Clara Munyon Winslow Declares Catarrh Cure
Mrs. Clara Munyon Winslow of 472 Massachusetts Ave Boston reports relief from years of catarrh and hearing impairment after consulting Manyon and his specialists They promised cure and delivered claiming restoration of hearing and elimination of catarrh.
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Clara Winslow
Massachusetts Ave
Munyon
Mass&a&achusetts Ave
Boston
Mass
Manyon
Munyons Health Remedies Promoted In Patent Cure Pitch
Munyon offers a range of products claiming to diagnose and cure hidden diseases by a static electrical machine that penetrates bone and tissue, a life chamber delivering medicated vapors to the respiratory passages, and separate remedies for each disease. Prices noted as 2% cents per vial, available at most druggists.
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Munyon
Free Doctors for the People Offer
Eminent doctors offer free service to all with catarrh or any illness. Free trial local treatment promised for catarrh and related complaints. Personal letters answered with free medical advice for any disease.
Politicians Plead Guilty Stuns Middlesex Court Session
Tremont Temple report notes open all day and evening. Middlesex Superior Court quietly disposed of a highly anticipated trial as defendants in a Holliston caucus row case plead guilty at the last moment. Judge Bond will set sentencing at a future date as questions of liberty and punishment linger.
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Middlesex
Bond
Burial of Rev Father Quealy Attends Large Boston Ceremony
The community paid deep tribute at his funeral in St Charles Church with a packed church and a mass at 10 o clock. Two bishops and about 200 priests attended along with nearly 1000 men from various societies who followed to Calvary Cemetery. Numerous visiting clergy and dignitaries contributed to the solemn service and Rev Thomas Scully of Cambridge delivered the oration.
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Woburn
Father Quealy
St. Charles’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Montvale
Matthew I. McDonnell
Atlantic City
Thomas Shahan
Malden
William H. Fitzpatrick
Milton
John F. Kelleher
St. Joseph’s Church
Boston
Thomas F. Brannan
South Boston
Thomas J. Holland
Daniel Carhey
Melrose
Thomas J. McCormack
Lawrence W. Slattery
St. Charles's Church
Bishop Brady
Byrne
Bishop Allen
Mobile
Father McNulty
Brady
Father Neagle
Ronan
Lowell
Magrath
Somerville
Allen
Thomas Scully
Cambridge
Suit filed over alleged refusal of hotel rooms
Albert Steinert of M. Steinert & Sons Co begins a $50,000 suit in Providence claiming ex Governor D Russell Brown James Balter and the Oakland Beach Hotel and Association refused him rooms after he booked, allegedly because Brown objected to providing accommodations for Hebrews. The suit names Brown a leading stockholder in the association and cites cancellation of the order on that ground.
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Providence
R. L
Albert Steinert
M. Steinert & Sons Co
D. Russell Brown
James Balter
Oakland Beach Hotel
Oakland Beach Association
Steinert
Brown
Suspected Murderer Seen in Plymouth, New Hampshire
Greenville New Hampshire July 8 Deputy Sheriff Henry I Whitney received a letter from Plymouth authorities stating a man matching Joseph Borres, the suspect in the murder of Mrs Hattie F Woodard, was seen in Plymouth a few days earlier near the time of her death last Thursday night.
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Greenville
N. H
Henry I. Whitney
Plymouth
Joseph Borres
Hattie F. Woodard
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Mrs. Nack
Ili
Sen
Ian
Williams
Williams & Carleton CO
Hartford, Conn
Charles Buttrick
Market Street
Abattoir Lane
Maket
Lincoln Streets
Rice
Buttrick
City Hospital
Queenstown
Shaft
Floridian
Mourne
Aiken
Baltimore
Gravesend
Bennington Street
Patrick Haley
William Bandeliide
Mary Foster
Maverick Street
Saratoga and
Meridian Streets
Bragdon
Senate Today
Francis B. Loomis
Ohio
Venezuela
W. W. Rochill
District of Columbia
Greece
C. V. Herdliska
Vienna
Austria
Carthage
John UL. Pratt
Jan Jansen
North Pole
Hood
L Hood & Co
Lowell,Mass
EVOL
Sanford
Dave & Chem. Corp
Christian Endeavor Reports
Convention City
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Tion
Christian Endeavor
Pacific
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Detroit
Clark
Christian Endeavor Movement
California
First Presbyterian Church
Oakland
Endeavorers
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Rollo V. Watt
John Willis Baer
Scotland
Ireland
Charles A. Dickinson
Spain
W. H. Vogler
Indianapolis
England
W. J. Darby
Evansville
Ind
Keystone State
J. Z. Tyler
Cleveland
Ernest Warburton Shurtleff
Woman’s Congregation Board of Missions of
Pacific Coast
Woodward
D. C
William M’kinley
Woodward's
Howard B. Grose
Soo Noo Nam Art
J. S. Webster
J. K. McLean
Golden Gate
Phelan
Silas Meade
Adelaide
South Australia
Baer
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Tremont Temple
Hattie Woodard
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