Not Murde r Formally Declared in Barrett Case Hearing
Fire Marshal's investigation into Miss Barrett case continues as Acting Captain Hanley and Lt. Hanley insist she died by her own action. Officials dispute lightning involvement. witnesses recount robbery and firearm purchases connected to the Barrett affair.
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Nic Barrett
Barrett
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Hanley
Board of Police
Martin
Miss Barrett
Whitcomb
Kilby Street
Chief Hussey
Fire Department
Leutenant
Abbott
Protective Department
Hamilton
Miaé Barrett
Mr. Hamilton
George H. Ridlon
J. P. Lovell & Sons
Miss Jett
Fate of John ONeil Hinges on Jury Verdict
Greenfield July 27 Guilty or not guilty life or death hangs on the twelve jurors after eight days. Lawyer Parkhurst argued for John ONeil claiming reasonable doubt while Attorney General Knowlton insisted the evidence proved murder of Mrs Hattie E McCloud beyond doubt.
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John O’neil
Hattie E. McCloud
Parkhurst
Commonwealth
John O'Neil
Mr. Parkhurst
Knowlton
Hattle BE. McCloud
ONeill Declines to Testify in Murder Case
In Franklin county court John ONeill sits in the dock and does not take the stand. Counsel for the defense would testify he never confessed involvement in the Curtis murder. Prosecution presents Mrs. ONeill inquest testimony contradicting yesterday. Judge Lyman notes discrepancies in witness statements as pages continue.
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John O'Neil
Mr. Parkhurst
Messrs. Heer and Dowlin
O’neil
Curtis
O'Neill
Jeave
Hammond
John
Edward E. Lyman
District Court of
Franklin County
O'Neil
Dismissal of Brown University President Warns of Monopolies
London Chronicle Editorial argues Dr E Benjamin Andrews removal signals clash over monopolies and calls for public control of large endowments. It predicts a national debate on replacing private university ownership with state oversight and public colleges.
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London
Daily Chronicle This
E. Benjamin Andrews
Brown University
America
the Chronicle
Bemis
University of Chicago
Andrews
Boston Banquet Welcomes Secretary Lyman Gage
Lyman J. Gage Secretary of the Treasury was honored at a Boston banquet at the Tuileries on Commonwealth Avenue. Governor Wolcott Mayor Quincy and others praised his finance leadership while predicting prosperity and praising the Cleveland administration.
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Secretary OF the Treasury
Lyman J. Gage
Wolcott
Quincy
T. Jefferson Coolidge
H. L. Higginson
Treasury
United States of America
Boston
Tuileries
Commonwealth Avenue
United States
Veterans of Business
Gage
Cleveland
Mr. Gage
Commonwealth
Hale Dead Bar Harbor Lawyer and Exeter Trustee
George S. Hale of Boston died at his Schooner Head cottage after a Sunday apoplexy. He was 71, a prominent Boston lawyer, Exeter Academy trustee, and former Massachusetts legislator. Cremation in Boston planned Friday. survived by wife and two sons.
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Bar Harbor
George S. Hale
Boston
Schooner Head
Hale
Boston Bar
Phillips-Exeter Academy
Keene
N. H
Harvard
Philips-Exeter Academy
University At
Cambridge
Benjamin A. Gould
Francis Parkman
General C. H. Wolcott
Andrew Fisk
Boston & Worcester Railroad
Boston & Albany
Massachusetts
American Unitarian Association
Children's Aid Society
Exeter Academy
Dartmouth
Theodore Tibbetts
John P. Lovell Failing in Cottage City
John P. Lovell is weaker this evening after a day of relative improvement. Doctors fear a more precarious condition may develop within hours in Cottage City.
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Cottage City
John P. Lovell
Secretary Gage in New Bedford Visit
Secretary Lyman J. Gage and Honorable Charles B. Hamlin arrived in New Bedford from Boston and are registered at the Parker House. They will tour the city in the morning and later travel to Marion where Hamlin will host him. Ex-Congressman Charles Randall was among the callers that evening.
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Lovering
T. Jefferson Codge
Coolidge
Lyman J. Gage
the Treasury
Boston
New England
Gage
Treasury
Great West
New Bedford
Charles 8
Hamlin
Bogton
Parker House
Marion
Mr. Hamlin
Cheries S&s Randall
Mr. Gage
Fire devastates Yonkers factories destroying two large plants
A July blaze in Yonkers destroyed William Reed & Co. hat works and Rowland Bros. hat factory plus Yonkers Silk Co. and Pass Bros. silk works. About 600 workers, including 600 men and girls, fled as flames raced through floors and stairways. No casualties reported though 80 men and women lost jobs amid collapse of machinery and roofs.
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New YO
Yonkers
N. Y
William Reed & Co
Rowland Bros
Pass Bros
Silk Manufacturers
Yonkers Silk Company
Shethar
Elm Street
Yonkers Silk Factory
Alexander Smith & Sons
Smith Works
Accident at Cambridge Gas Works Injures Worker
A worker named John Lemon of 34 Harding Street fell from a ladder at the Cambridge Gas Works during the erection of a new gasometer yesterday. He sustained back and wrist injuries though he survived. Last week another workman was killed at the site.
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Cambridge
John Lemon
Harding Street
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Tremont
London Chronicle
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Haman
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Bio
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