Eloping Roxbury Pair Seized in Lynn Abduction Case
Albert Hartshorn a 22 year old Roxbury widower is held in Lynn on abduction charges after eloping with 15 year old Grace Wyatt of Boston. Hartshorn denies marriage and says Grace is at Central House Chelsea while authorities trace his actions and the missing girl.
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Albert Hartshorn
Roxbury
Grace Wyatt
Brooks Avenue
Boston
Central Police Station
Hartshorn
Union Street
Wyatt
Miss Wyatt
Providence
Hartshorns
Everett
Man and wife seek room at Chelsea hotel
Mr C H Cook owner of Central House Chelsea testifies a man and woman called Saturday evening seeking lodging. The man gave name Albert Hartshorn and presented the woman as his wife to finalize a room and board arrangement.
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Central House
Williams and
Broadway
Chelsea
Albert Hartshorn
Runaway Girl Impostor Taken From Central House
Chelsea police arrested a woman posing as Mrs Hartshorn at the Central House after a tip from Boston. She confessed she was Grace Wyatt of Roxbury and was later returned to her father, Albert N Wyatt, while the man she lived with was questioned.
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Brooks Avenue
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Hartshorn
Grace
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Lynn
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New York
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Joseph Iasigi
Whitman
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Thomas S. Bradlee
F. S. Whitwell
Philadelphia
San Francisco
S. D. Warren
Ambassador Bayard
Warren
Yale and Harvard Prepare for Thames Race
Yale and Harvard continue practice on the Thames ahead of their June 28 meeting. Coach Robert J. Cook closely watches Yale as the crew covers the four mile course, aiming to perfect stroke and achieve uniform movement. Harvard observes from the navy yard while crews seek smoother water away from Yale scrutiny.
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Receiver reports mismanagement in Folsom trust case
Caroline B. Thacher, appointed by the Supreme Court in William Minot versus ex Alderman William A. Folsom, files a lengthy receiver report. The estates of Rebecca C. Billings and William A. Folsom are valued at over 1.5 million, with intermingled assets, uncollected checks, and large security holdings. An order of notice sets a return date of July 1.
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William A. Folsom
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Folsom
Rebecca C. Billings
State National Bank
Boston Belting Company
Boston Lead Manufacturing Company
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Boston & Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Almy Clothing Company Celebrates Anniversary Sale
The Almy & Co clothing store marks seven years at Washington and Hayward, moving from Washington and Essex last year. A two day anniversary sale features deep discounts on serges and worsted suits, with further half price offers for boys’ clothing and a final catalogue of attractions promising exceptional deals.
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Washington Street
Hayward Place
Washington
Essex Streets
Almy
Jersey City Rumors of Mayor and Police Chief Indictment
Rumor in Jersey City on June 13 reports Mayor Fagan and Hoboken Chief of Police Donovan have been indicted by the grand jury for failure to enforce the liquor law.
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Fagan
Donovan
Hoboken
Guteriez I T Accident Report Despite Sparse OCR
Fragmentary OCR notes a vehicle incident near a location named Borge with unclear details about a driver and injuries. The text is incomplete and names are uncertain, leaving the event poorly defined.
Southern and Western States silver convention ends in Memphis
The June gathering ends with speeches by Senator Stewart and Congressman Money praising free coinage and denouncing the gold standard. Democrats are urged to unite for silver, arguing the 1873 demonetization harmed the economy and that prosperity followed the shift to bimetallic coinage.
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United States
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Democratic Party
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Grover Cleveland
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Committee On
Fathers of the Republic
Bimetallism Rally Seeks Silver and Gold Coinage Reform
A national convention urged free coinage of silver and gold at a 16 to 1 ratio lauding bimetallism as remedy for current distress. Speakers included Jones Prince Tillman Adams Butler and Bryan. a national committee was formed with John R. Goodwin named temporary chairman to meet in Chicago in July.
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New Mexico
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South Carolina
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Memphis Commercial Appeal
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American Bimetallic League
W. J. Bryan
Omaha World Herald
Walcott
Indiana
John R. Goodwin
Memphis
Chicago
Boston Society Riffs On Fashion The Horsey Set
Boston society notes a small but visible circle of the horsey set led by Freddie Prince and allies, marked by simple dress and late social rounds. Rumors of cigarette use circulate but rarely prove true, while several nonborn Boston women host and decorate society with art patronage and stylish households.
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Burlington & Quincy
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Henry Cabot Lodge
George A. Nickerson
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Miss Crowninshield
Rudolph Agassiz
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Hamilton
Myopia Club
Prince
Water Board picks Boston leader for Metropolitan duties
The Hon. H. H. Sprague of Boston, former Senate president, named head of the Metropolitan Water Board by Governor Greenhalge. His associates are Wilmot Evans of Everett and the Hon. J. J. Whipple of Brockton. Sprague gets five years at 5000 dollars, Evans four years at 4500, and Whipple three years at 4500.
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Greenhalge
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Wilmot Evans
Everett
J. J. Whipple
Brockton
Sprague
Evans
Whipple
Birthday Feast for John W. Corcoran by the Kickers Club
The Hon. John W. Corcoran marked his forty second birthday with a dinner hosted by about twenty five members of the Kickers Club at the Parker House. General Patrick A. Collins originated the club and sent a cable noting the event.
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Russell
Democratic State Committee
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Kickers’ Club
Parker House
Patrick A. Collins
Collins
Cable
Honest John
John Corcoran
Clinton
Obituary notices and funeral details from scattered notices
Death notices and funeral details list several individuals with service times and locations including Henry Phillips Jr at Philadelphia June 6, Ritchie Ford at Rockville June 11, Catherine F Donavan at Rangoich June 18 with services June 15, John Duane of West Medford June 13, and related arrangements. Also an advertisement for The American Wringer Company at 13 and 15 Broadway Extension detailing products and repair services.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Henry Phillips, Jr
American Philosophical Society
Gunnison
Rockville
Ritchie Ford
Caroline F
William H. Gunnison
Charles F
Lunt
Winchester
Donavan
Rangoich
Catherine F. Donavan
Fom He
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Saserway
St. Church
Somerville
Duane
West Medford
John Duane
High Street
Mase
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American Wringer Company
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Dead Men Invite Boston Capital to Buffalo Land Scheme
A Boston Post report exposes a lunch invitation to prominent local figures to discuss a Buffalo area land investment. The list includes many deceased or unreachable names, with only a few living potential backers. The article notes the dubious history of prior promoter schemes and questions who would attend.
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Buffalo and
Post
United States
Buffalo
N. Y
Howard Gannett
Leonard R. Cutter
Oliver Ditson
John S Farlow
James Fitch
William Gaston
William Gray
William M. Mick
Mick
State Street
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Waltham
W. P. Rice
New England
Bettie Blanton Defies Raiders For Sir Roger Across Mississippi
In a Civil War era escape tale Bettie Blanton launches a daring river crossing to save her riding horse Sir Roger from Union gunboats and marines. She outmaneuvers foes, wins aid from a sympathetic lieutenant, and later learns the captain she protects is her brother.
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Roger
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United States
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Blanton
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