Sugar Trust Inquiry Targets Cleveland Member in Senate Deal Probe
The Senate committee questions H. L. Terrell of Cleveland a sugar trust member linked to alleged talks about a sugar schedule and tariff defeat. Terrell admits a conference at the Arlington Hotel with Senators Bryce and Smith and Mr Havemeyer but denies any link to the New York press account or a specific meeting. He says Havemeyer visited Washington, and Terrell hosted him. the purpose was to discuss the sugar schedule and related rates.
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Washington
Senate
H. L. Terrell
Cleveland
Terrell
Walter Gaston
Arlington Hotel
New York Press
Trust
Havemeyer
The
Sugar Trust
Camden
Tert
Meyer
Jones
Messrs
Camden and
Somerville Swedish minister aids abused girl case
The South Boston girl, reportedly abused by Jensen, lingers near life and death as authorities, including Lt Coleman, show limited progress. Somerville minister Mortenson and hospital matron Miss Gordon describe a grave assault, while Cahill calls Jensen innocent and asserts the couple lived together. The incident prompts criticism of police inaction.
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Jensen
South Boston
Coleman
Post
Kilby Street
West Second Street
Boston
Washington
Timothy Cahill
Nelson
Somerville
Miss Gordon
Mortenson
Four Boxes Hidden Japanese Girls Found Aboard Steamer
At Yokohama a passenger’s luggage bound for the steamer China to San Francisco contained four boxes he wished sent to his stateroom. Inside the boxes lay four nearly suffocated Japanese girls, discovered during unloading.
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Yokohama
China
San Francisco
Unemployed Sicilian Miners Threaten March and Crop Loss
Italian socialist deputy Napoleone Colajanni warns that 30,000 unemployed miners in Sicily may march through rural districts and destroy crops. He says the plan is to force others to share their hunger if they are condemned to starvation.
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Napoleone Colajanni
Sicily
Reverend W. H. Thomas named fraternal delegate
At the A. M. B. conference session in Providence Rev. W. H. Thomas was appointed fraternal delegate to Zion A. M. B. conference. A resolution expressing regret over ongoing injustice to colored people was reported.
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Providence
R. I
W. H. Thomas
Zion A. M. B
Sentences Handed Out by York County Supreme Judicial Court
The Supreme Judicial Court of York county adjourned yesterday. Sidney Riley received three years sentence, William Liddell three years, Adelaide Roussin five years, Edward Durant six years, all of Biddeford. Charles Littlefield of Shapleigh two years, Henry Smith of Waterloo eighteen months, and James Eastman of Dover eighteen months were also sentenced to State prison in Thomaston.
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Alfred
Supreme Judicial Court of
York County
Sidney Riley
William Liddell
Adelaide Roussin
Edward Durant
Biddeford
Charles Littlefield
Shapleigh
Henry Smith
Waterloo
James Eastman
Dover
Thomaston
Mansfield May Propose Private Funds for Fourth Celebration
At the March annual meeting Mansfield voted $150 for Fourth of July festivities. Selectman Benjamin K. Flint called the appropriation illegal and warns the town will not receive the funds unless citizens raise the amount by private subscription.
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Mansfield
Benjamin K. Flint
Portland Judge Rules On Brown Will Case Inheritance
Judge Haskell held that shares willed to a grandchild and to Philip H Brown now deceased pass to surviving children and be split equally among all children and their families under a trust deed. The ruling grants other heirs equal shares of Philip Brown Sr's portion from John B Brown's estate.
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Portland
Haskell
Brown
Philip H. Brown
John B. Brown
Wilson suit over Lonsdale sleighing death begins
In Providence before Justice Rogers, the case of Thomas Wilson administrator against the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad Co. opens. Damages seek ten thousand dollars for the death of Wilsons sister in the January 1893 Lonsdale sleighing accident.
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Providence
R. I
Rogers
Thomas Wilson
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Lonsdale
New England Yearly Meeting Opens with Joint Session
The regular sessions of the New England yearly meeting of the Society of Friends began yesterday. For the first time in its history the meeting assembled in joint session and singing formed part of the opening devotional exercises. One hundred thirty four representatives attended.
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Newport
New England
Dedham Man to Hear Case on Domestic Assault Charge
Michael O Neil of Dedham Centre faces a local court hearing on June 11 after assaulting his wife Mary with a stove lifter Wednesday night. He is currently out on bail.
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Dedham
Michael O'Neil
Dedham Centre
Mary
Greene Arrested on Warrant for Sale of Leased Property
Charles R. Greene was arrested in Cambridge on a warrant charging him with selling leased property and misappropriating the proceeds. The warrant states he sold the property a year ago this month and disappeared, later being turned over to Sheriff Riley in North Attleboro.
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North Attleboro
Charles R. Greene
Cambridge
Riley
Greene
Senate votes table Hoar resolution on Stanford estate claim
In Washington the Senate laid the Hoar inquiry on the Stanford estate on the table after debate. The tariff bill moved forward with paragraph 190 setting duties on grains at 20 percent ad valorem for most items and 15 percent for oat meal. Additional duties fixed include barley at 35 percent and barley malt at 40 percent. Cheese duty changed to 4 cents a pound.
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Washington
Senate
Hoar
Stanford
Pettigrew
S. D
Frye
Maine
Aldrich
Ezeta Wounded on Bennington Asylum Sailor Refugees
The Navy Department reports General Ezeta of San Salvador and two relatives aboard the cruiser Bennington have been granted asylum. Ezeta is so badly wounded he is not expected to live. The Bennington will sail to Panama with the refugees once safe.
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Washington
Navy Department
Ezeta
San Salvador
Bennington
la Libertad
Panama
A Senatorial Bluff in Sugar Trust Inquiry Doubts
Well informed officials doubt any indictment would be found against the newspaper men who refused to reveal their information sources to Senate investigators about Sugar Trust lobbying.
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Washington
Senate
Laboring Men Credit Store Promises Low Prices on Ready-Made Wear
A local retailer advertises easy credit on men and boys clothing with weekly payments and guaranteed satisfaction. The shop offers ladies cloaks and dry goods through city firms, operating Monday and Saturday evenings and claiming to be the first credit house in this line since 1883.
Suits Offered At Deep Discounts For Young Men
Stragglers and camp followers of the great army of Suits are laid out for easy pickings with former prices ground down. Suits for young men, once 15, 18, and 20 dollars, are now selling for 10 dollars.
Welcome to our shop offer on suits and overcoats
Cents invested in a car fare will save you 5 to 10 dollars on any Gentleman's Suit or Overcoat and proportionally on Boys' or Children's garments. Count yourself welcome to see our stock and try on goods while examining prices. Open evenings.
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Fisk & Goff
Salem plans new women's club amid dissent in Thought and Work
In Salem on June 8, dissatisfied members of the Thought and Work Club announce plans to form a rival women’s club. The existing club has about 100 members and a $1000 treasury, with some jealousy noted as motive. The founders seek a portion of that treasury.
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Lasell Seminary
S. D. Society
J. W. Davis
Martha Ransom
Adelaide Allen
Isabel Shinn
Louise Putnam
Molly Taylor
McEchron
Miss Medsker
Miss Sherman
Lasellia Club
Miss Allen
Andreeson
Salem
Thought and Work Club
Thought and Work
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Malden
William Belanger
Montreal
Joseph Donnell
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Milton
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Leah A. Berman
Joseph Berman
Worcester & Milbury
Agent Crane
Lynn
Alfred H. Crane
Boston & Maine Railroad
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Summer Street
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Lake
Edward Lake
Captain Sampson
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Norfolk County
Unitarian Church
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William H. Fish, Jr
Howard Colburn
West Dedham
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Dedham Institution For Savings
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Stone Haven
Charles Sampson
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