Tragic Farm Hand Leathe Kills Girl Then Dies in Mine Accusations
In Os He a German farm hand Leathe obsessed over Liszie Coleman. He threatened family harmony with gifts and intimidation. At dawn he shot Liszie as she walked to school then killed himself. The incident leaves the village in shock and mourning.
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L. Learned
Leathe
Leonard
Haquor
Colemans
Lizzie
Coleman
Liszie
Leatke
Os He
Trial Report Delivers May 1894 to May 1896 Encounter
An officer testifies about arresting McManus on May 7 in Tierney’s saloon. He describes grabbing McManus, a struggle at the bar, the use of a club and revolver, attempts to restrain the suspect, and plans to read a warrant at the station house.
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Meus
Tierney
Gaddis
McManus
Mr. Gaddis
Coakley
Boston
St. Louis
Bolster
Mr. Bartlett
Bartlett
Mr. Coakley
United States
Labor Notes Elect Officers for Ensuing Term
The clothing cutters and trimmers at their regular meeting yesterday elected officers for the new term. President John M. French, vice president John J. Mahoney, clerk Thomas F. Gallagher, financial secretary.
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John M. French
John J. Mahoney
Thomas F. Gallagher
Guard and McManus court hearing details unfold
Testimony recounts a deadly struggle ending when Guard fired five shots as McManus resisted arrest. Witnesses discuss warrants and legality, with judges and lawyers debating rights, arrest timing, and the use of a revolver amid midnight events.
Hooper Marries Maxwell in Boston Home Ceremony
At Rev A A Miner's residence yesterday Mrs Althea A Hooper of Boston wed J Frank Maxwell of Medford. Bridesmaid Mrs L B Hollis of Somerville and Best Man Alderman William R Well of Medford assisted. The couple left for their honeymoon immediately after.
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A. A. Miner
Althea A. Hooper
Boston
J. Frank Maxwell
Medford
L. B.hollis
Somerville
Them
William R.well
Labor Unions Donate to Strikers and Maintain Nonpartisan Stance
The Bricklayers' Union contributed $25 to Olneyville strikers at its meeting last evening. The Firemen's Protective Union voted to keep politics out of the labor organization during its proceedings.
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Charles J. Cassidy
John Lannon
Thomas F., Drury
Albert R. Perkins
John McKenna
William B. Cogswell
Olneyville
Bricklayers’ Union
Firemen’s Protective Union
West End Railroad Workers Hold Secret Meeting
The Trade Council of West End railroad employees met last evening at 45 Eliot Street to discuss grievances. The meeting's results were withheld from the press as Carpenters' Union No. 38 plans its eleventh anniversary celebration at Wells Memorial with a ten performer Old Kentucky concert and comedy company.
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Trade Council of
West End Railroad
Eliot Street
Carpenters’ Union No. 38
Wells Memorial
Old Kentucky
Cement and Asphalt Workers Affiliate With Trades Council
At a meeting last evening the workers voted to affiliate with the Building Trades Council. Twenty six new members were admitted to the union.
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The
Building Trades Council
Organizing Cotton Workers in New Bedford
Matthew Hart, secretary of the New Bedford Cotton Weavers Protection Association, says a motion to withdraw from the National Textile Workers Union will be discussed at the next meeting. A Massachusetts State Federation of Weavers convention is planned in two weeks. Hart notes weak statewide organization and vows aggressive organizing to unify wages across cotton towns with new or strengthened unions.
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New Bedford
Matthew Hart
New Bedford Cotton Weavers’ Protective Association
National Textile Workers’ Union of America
New Bedford Association
Hart
Massachusetts State Federation of Weavers
Fall River
Conversation on a Train Amid Conflicting Identities
In a tense exchange, a weak-eyed passenger questions a red-haired traveler from St. Louis. The man claims to be from Kansas City and confirms West, not East, amid speculation about re electing Peffer. The conductor and three brakemen restore order.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Jesse
Peffer
Sea Moss Farine Receipts Included With Each Package
Ad copy notes Sea Moss Farine with a tooth form economy and a six quarts dessert dish. It promises receipts with each package and claims availability at all grocers.
Girofle Girofla at Castle Square theatre delightfully staged
The Castle Square Theatre presented its sixth opera in as many weeks under manager Rose. Girofle Girofla featured new cast members Richie Ling and Francis Gaillard with strong vocal work by Miss Blissing and Wolff. New specialty acts by Anna Suits and the Yoscary brothers drew amusement and curiosity from Boston audiences.
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Castle Square
Rose
Girofle-Girofla
Richie Ling
Marasquin
Francis Gaillard
Pedro
Miss Blissing
Girofle-Girofl
Wolff
Boston
Anna Suits
West
Yoscary
America
Sousa's Band Headlines Boston Theatre Concert
Sousa's Band draws a full Boston Theatre crowd with Verdi's Joan of Arc overture and energetic encores. Siegfried's death from Wagner, Sheridan's Ride, and Sousa's popular airs delight the audience along with solos by Miss Barnard and Miss Currie Duke, finishing with The Band Came Back and The Directorate march.
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Sousa
Boston
Verdi
Joan of Arc
Siegfried
Wagner
Sheridan
Marie Barnard
Bang
Ben Bolt
Currie Duke
Sarasate
Tremont Sphinx enters third week with new humorous scene
Last night at Tremont The Sphinx began its third week of a lively run. A new scene for Mrs Laura Joyce Bell Mr Allen and Mr Baldwin drew strong laughs, and a Bell Allen duet "And That's All the Satisfaction He Got" proved funny. Tonight features medical night honoring the Massachusetts Medical Society. A prize of a solid gold watch awaits the lady bringing the largest theatre party to the twenty-fifth performance, a week from Thursday.
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Tremont
Sphinx
Laura Joyce Bell
Allen
Baldwin
White Mahat mas at Bowdoin Square Theatre
Last night opened the second week of the White Mahat mas at Bowdoin Square Theatre with Professor Samri and Mrs. Baldwin before a large Boston audience. The show featured humorous cabinet materializations and a remarkable hypnotic segment where Mrs. Baldwin answered written questions revealing lost relatives tips on stocks and marriage advice to amusement and astonishment.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Samri
Baldwin
Boston
Tiny Giants Stir Boston Crowd With Aerial Act
The Rossow brothers, renowned Lil inutian athletes, enchanted Boston audiences yesterday at Mr. Keith's. Standing on their father's palms and later donning tights, they performed weight lifting and scientific boxing, marveling spectators with their miniature stature and nimble antics.
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Mr. Keith
Rossow Brothers
Boston
Lucia Zerate
Notable Variety Troupe Plays Too Much for the Family
A diverse cast including Bertoldi contortionist George H. Wood comedian Tom Browne whistler Charles F. McCarthy Irish comedian Crimmins Gore and a full drama company perform Too Much for the Family with a half dozen other performers.
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George H. Wood
Tom Browne
Whistler
Charles F. McCarthy
Crimmins and Gore
McAvoy
May
Ryan and
Richfield
Adele Purvis Onri
Nellie Healy
Annie Whitney
Frank Latona
Cooke
Clinton
Kerry fair at Austin and Stone's Museum praised
The Kerry fair at Austin and Stone's Museum draws large audiences with Patsey and Nora Brannigan performing in the lecture hall and a vivid Celtic Irish program. Acts include Jim Touhey, Tommie Morris, Jimmie Neary, Teddy Sullivan and more, with vaudeville at the theatre and Palace and Lyceum shows drawing crowds.
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Austin & Stone's
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Lyceum
Austin & Stone
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Patsey
Nora Brannigan
Kerry Fair
Jim Touhey
Tommie Morris
Jimmie Neary
Gossoon
Pat Ross
Tim Walsh
Dan Nash
Kittie Connell
Teddy Sullivan
Maggie Connor
Don Joyce
Kreiger
Professor Edwards
Washburn Sisters
Dilks
Wade
Andersons
McGuire
Thornton
Harry Emerson
Girard and
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Billie Mack
Burdett Brothers
Collingwood and Wray
May Lewis
J. W. Harrington
Raymond Sisters
Ned West
Ainsley
Kingsley
Kerros
Kate Bond
Rose
Lillie Blanchard
Gillooly’s Toilet Ape Masters Modern Comforts at Parker House
Monsieur Gillooly, a small ape from Para, enjoys Parker House life. He learned to use electricity for lighting and manages his own naps by turning off bulbs. He bathes with soap and water, calling attendants for the perfect bath temperature.
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Para
William E. Paige
Robert Franklin Strain
Parker House
Ray Belle
Record-setting advance for The Rivals at Boston Theatre
Fans queued along Washington Street before opening as the Bos ton Theatre sold seats for The Rivals. Box office at 9 am saw hundreds in line and over 3900 dollars in tickets in the first hour, ending near 4500 dollars for the day. Receipts may climb to 6000 dollars.
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Boston Theatre
Washington Street
Weston Fitch Wedding in Chelsea Unites Cora May Fitch and Frank Weston
Miss Cora May Fitch daughter of Fred A. Fitch of 144 Congress Avenue Chelsea wed Frank Irving Weston son of Seth Weston of 18 Marlboro Street Chelsea. The ceremony was led by Rev Walter Eaton of First Congregational Church Revere with bridesmaid Florence Mabel Weston, flower girl Esther Magoun, page Harold Spavin, best man Allen Tracy Rudd and ushers Frank Sibley Walter Bartlett Harrison Kay Wallace Brackett and Fred A. Fitch Jr. all Chelsea residents.
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Congress Avenue
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Seth Weston
Marlboro Street
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Minneapolis
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Winthrop Highlands
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Philips Andover Academy
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Wallace Brackett
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Inspector Mc Laughlin Dismissed by Police Board
New York June 10 The Police Board dismissed Inspector Mc Laughlin after his recent conviction for extortion.
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Police Board
McLaughlin
Force
Daughter pleads to sing to fend off hunger
In a poignant scene a girl kneels beside her father and asks if her singing can drive away the hungry wolf at their door. He smiles sadly and replies that only a few can be spared, yet the wolf remains bold.
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