Rescue at Sea: Eight Fishermen Saved From Freemen Schooner
Captain Michael Sheehan of the Juniata rescued eight crewmen from the Provincetown schooner Fannie W. Freeman after a foggy, stormy voyage near Sankaty Head. The eight were adrift 22 hours before being picked up, suffering exhaustion but saved with dry clothes and care on the Juniata. The Freeman later signaled distress and was towed to safety with significant gear loss.
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T Wharf
Provincetown
Fannie W. Freeman
Sankaty Head
Michael Sheehan
Juniata
New England
Cook
Freeman
Sheehan
Sher¢han
Highland Light
Cape Cod
Swamp Fire Sought Nab Dunner Outlaw Long
In Plainfield New Jersey a posse hunts Charles Long in a Dismal Swamp hideout after the murder of Matthew Cunningham of Trenton. Fire covers over 15 acres to flush him out while police and farmers guard the area with shotguns and multiple patrols.
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Plainfield
N. J
Charles Long
Matthew Cunningham
Trenton
South Plainfield
Newmarket
Long
Kiely
McCarthy
Dr Thompson Held for the Grand Jury
Dr Robert Thompson was held for the federal grand jury on a charge of improper use of the mails. No defense was offered. He already faces an eight year sentence for counterfeiting awaiting execution. He posted $1000 personal recognizance and must report to the U S marshal every 48 hours.
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Robert Thompson
United States
Hale
Thompson
Federal Grand Jury
United States Marshal
Summons for Palmerello in Municipal Court today
State police seek Dominico Palmerello who confessed to a March fire at 55 Haverhill street. A summons calls the boy to appear before Judge Ely in Municipal Court this morning as his father Pietro Antonio Palmerello delays work to locate him. If he fails to appear, a warrant may be issued. Police probe ties to other fires.
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Dominico Palmerello
Haverhill Street
Ely
Pietro Antonio Palmerello
Silas Smith
Palmerello
Connecticut Residence Robbed of Costly Gems
A daring burglary disclosed Tuesday as circulars describing $15,000 worth of stolen jewelry were sent to New York pawn brokers. The victim, a wealthy New York businessman with a Connecticut country home who sailed for Europe last week, lost a turquoise family heirloom necklace among the items.
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New York
Connecticut
Europe
Peruna praised by patients in letters to Dr Hartman
A collection of letters from patients including John O Atkinson of Independence Missouri and Mrs Alla Schwandt of Sanborn Minnesota recount long histories of catarrh rheumatism and bowel issues. They credit Peruna with cures and endorse ongoing use. The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio offers free medical advice.
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Hartman
Peruna
Manalin
John O. Atkinson
Atkinson
Independence
Alla Schwandt
Sanborn
Minn
S. B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Roosters Roar at Dawn in Malden as Police Standby
Neighbors Mrs. Elizabeth Hunter and Mrs. Edward Lord clash over a crowing rooster named Rouser on Madison Street Malden. The police admit no law bans dawn crowing, leaving the ring of early birds undeterred while residents defend and joke about rooster rights.
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Malden
Madison Street
Elizabeth T. Hunter
Edward Lord
McLain
Mrs. Lord
Hunter
Smith Defies Court In Equity Proceedings
Charles B. Smith failed to appear in Equity Court yesterday as the judge requested his bank book and compliance. Smith had asked to be sent to prison rather than obey the court. The case was continued to this afternoon after his name was called and he was defaulted.
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Equity Court
Charles B. Smith
Provincetown
Boston
Fessenden
Sons of J B Lippincott Narrowly Escape Yacht Capsize
Two sons of Philadelphia magnate J B Lippincott, summering in Jamestown, were narrowly saved when their yacht capsized in a sudden squall between Fort Adams and Jamestown. They floated until a launch rescued them and towed them to Jamestown.
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Newport, R. I
J. B. Lippincott
Philadelphia
Jamestown
Here
Fort Adams
Stoughton Man Accuses Women in Beach Theft Case
Albert White of Canton Street Stoughton says he lost 164 dollars after a Nantasket boat trip and Revere Beach visit with Lulu Sullivan and May Fouhy. The two brunettes, 22 and 18, were arrested and to be arraigned in Revere Police Court after denying knowledge of the missing money. White detailed the outing and tintype pictures taken with both women present. The Revere police say the suspects carried little money at arrest.
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Albert White
Canton Street
Stoughton
Lulu Sullivan
Lenox Street
May Fouhy
Hammond
White
Revere Beach
Revere
Boston
Paragon Park
Miss Sullivan
Miss Fouhy
Pleasant Street
Dudley Street Terminal
Last Maine post office safe robber captured after year
Charles Warren alias Long Charley was arrested in Litchfield, Maine by Boston inspector Jennings after nearly a year’s hunt. He is charged with robbing the Newcastle post office on July 11, when $280 in stamps and money vanished. The probe links him to the Pittsfield raid last August and ties three other gang members to the wider case.
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Maine
Charles Warren
Long Charley
Litchfield
Jennings
Boston
Warren
Newcastle
Pittsfield
James Egan
Old Egan
Mother Reunites With Child After Paterson Runaway
Mrs Theresa Aquador, missing her daughter for three months since an Italian arrival, located her child in Paterson New Jersey. A man with fake power of attorney tried to demand 75 dollars for the return before police persuaded surrender. Authorities question placing Aquador or her child in state care while noting the mother’s struggles and past arrests.
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Fitchburg
Theresa Aquador
Paterson
Italy
N. J
Jones
Aquador
Tinsley
Post
State Board of Charity
Funeral for Daniel S. Lamont Held in Lamont's Bier
Notables gather in Millbrook New York for funeral services for former Secretary of War Daniel S. Lamont attended by family and public figures including Grover Cleveland Cortelyou Parker Hill McKelway Hill Elliott and others. The body was transferred to a special funeral train to New York and burial is planned for Woodlawn Cemetery. The services were led by Rev. Dr. Wilton Merle Smith and assisted by Dr. A E Freeman.
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Millbrook
N. Y
Daniel S. Lamont
New York
Woodlawn Cemetery
Wilton Merle Smith
Central Presbyterian Church of
New York City
A. E. Freeman
St. Andrew's Memorial Protestant Episcopal Church of Yonkers
Grover Cleveland
George B. Cortelyou
Alton B. Parker
David B. Hill
St. Clair McKelway
J. J. Hill
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
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