Germans Vote Quietly as Social Democrats Gain in Berlin
Berlin reports a calm election amid heat and police precaution. Social Democrats led by Liebknecht and Virchow won key Berlin districts, with several ballots required and heavy support in industrial centers. Results showed notable gains for Social Democrats, while some candidates faced new runoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Acker Strasse
Bruennen Strasse
Chaussee Strasse
Kottbuser Strasse
Frankfurter Strasse
Rosenthaler Thor
von Caprivi
von Boetticher
Imperial Home Office
Kaiserhoff Station
Bock
Fischer F
Social Democratic
Social Democrats
Saale Gazette
Fritz Kunert
Halle
Executive Committee
Rhine
Saxony
Hamburg
Frankfort-on the-Main
Herbert Bismarck
Jerichon
Count Herbert
Colonel von Egidy
von Egidy
Paul Singer
Social Democrat
Wilhelm Liebknecht
Liebnecht
Social Democratic Party
Eugene Richter
Radical People’s Party
Herr Langerhaus
Munckel
Danzig
M. Herbette
Nuernberg
Carl Grillenberger
Defense Opens in Lizzie Borden Trial Testimony
The report details testimony about the barn, the attic and possible strangers near the Borden house on the murder day. Witnesses include John Gronard painter Lizzie Borden relatives and reporters as the defense questions police credibility and outlines the cooler barn loft.
Dr Swett's Root Beer Advertised As Temperance Drink
The notice touts Dr Swett's Root Beer as superior to quack medicines and calls it the great temperance drink for hot days. It lists ingredients and notes sale at all railroad depots and at 245 Washington street and 243 Tremont street.
Horse Ambulance Service at Boston Veterinary Hospital
The Boston Veterinary Hospital at 549 Albany Col. Dedham St offers horse ambulance service with treatment and boarding at 1.50 per day. Doctors Beckett, Lee, and Soule attend, with 50c per visit. Ghee forge at regular rates. Calls available night and day by telephone 992 Tremont. Attending surgeons listed.
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Boston Veterinary Hospital
Albany
Col
Dedham
Edward C. Beckett Poes
Daniel D. Lee
Wilbert Soule
Ghee Forge
Tremont
Witnesses Try to Talk About Prussic Acid in Borden Trial
On June 15 in New Bedford the Borden murder trial entered its tenth day with Miss Borden receiving many floral tributes. The court required proving prussic acid details before testimony on the charge, and experts like druggist Charles Lawton testified on its dangers and limited medical use.
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New Bedford
Borden
Miss Borden
Lizzie
Charles Henry Lawton
Henry H. Tillson
Nathaniel Hathaway
Defence Opens in Murder Trial in New Bedford June 15
The New Bedford murder trial enters its defense phase at 10:50 with counsel led by Mr. Jennings prepared to present their side. He recalls a personal friendship with one victim and notes the brutal wounds and the time and place of the murders as context.
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New Bedford
Jennings
Lizzie
Simon Robinski
Pedler
Fall River
Second Street
Borden House
Knowlton
Charles D. Gardner
Robinski
Worcester
Pleasant Street
Mr. Manning
Charles B. Newhall
Gardner
Everett Brown
Third Street
Segond Street
Doherty
Mr. Sawyer
Medley
Sawyer
Thomas C. Barlow
Fleet
Mr. Morse
Borden Place
Bordens
Officer Fleet
Shannon
Mr. Jennings
Unclear Manuscript Fragments Prompt Incomplete Notice
Fragmentary text mentions relations between father and daughter and a search for context. No clear names, places, or dates are readable. This card records the partial line and preserves the unresolved nature of the source fragment.
Defense evidence begins in Borden murder case
Martha Chagnon testified at the New Bedford hearing about noises near the Borden yard the night before the murder and the dog presence. She and Mrs Chagnon described sounds like footsteps on a fence and a wooden sidewalk, with a stranger seen by a gateway later. Jerome C. Borden, a relative, testified the Borden front door opened from inside when he visited the day after the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gronard
Bordens
Lizzie
Mary A. Durfee
Charles Gifford
Delvin S. Manley
Jeromer Borden
Borden House
Walter Stevens
Fall River News
Hymen Lubinsky
Borden Barn
Mr. Knowlton
Jennings
Reagan
Everett Brown
Thomas Barlow
Young Brown
Barlow
Brownie
Knowlton
Joseph LeMay
Fall River
Stock Yard
Max DeLipman
New York
Sons of Veterans
Fessenden
Massachusetts W. C. T. U
Lizzie Borden
Dewey
John Crowe
New Bedford
Martha Chagnon
Third Street
Borden Yard
Borden
Ice House
Andrew J. Borden
John V Morse
Churchill Houses
Jerome C. Borden
Fourth Street
Stark Crime Scene Sketches At Borden Farm
A list of locations including the Borden house the Crowe barn where a hatchet was found yesterday and the Kelley home outlines rooms and features such as a cellar window attic Bridget’s room and the cellar door. The notes mention Miss Borden and Miss Russell seen in the cellar by a policeman.
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Borden House
Crowe Barn
Borden Barn
Chagnon Piazza
Chapman Lot
Prosecution Speech on Lizzie Borden Case and Evidence
The defense argues the defendant Lizzie Andrew Borden is innocent, emphasizing lack of direct evidence and highlighting circumstantial links. Testimony covers motives, blood on axes, the missing hatchet, barn observations, dress stains, and witnesses near the Borden property in Fall River.
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Massachusetts
Lizzie Andrew Borden
New Jersey
Arceres
Andrew J. Borden
Wild Eyed Man Testimony From Handy Murder Case
Benjamin J. Handy, M D, describes a pallid young man seen near the Kelley house and Wade's store at 10 30 am as the murder trial proceeds. A Delia M Manley of 206 Second street Fall River testifies awareness of the Borden house area and premises on the morning of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Benjamin J. Handy
Dr. Handy
Kelley
Wade
Second Street
Delia M. Manley
Fall River
Borden House
Lizzie Borden Case Hatchet Found Near Barn Roof
Witnesses describe scene at the Borden house as detectives examine clues and note a hatchet discovered by a 14 year old near the barn roof. Testimony places various figures near the scene including officers Medley Fleet Doherty and a Fall River reporter, with details of times and locations tied to the murder day.
Bloodstained witness seen four miles from crime scene
New Bedford June 15. Joseph Le May Fall River testified about a man with blood on clothing seen near his north city farm four miles from City Hall. The court halted proceedings to consider admissibility of the evidence as jurors were awaiting tomorrow morning’s decision.
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Painter Gronard
John W. Gronard
Andrews Borden
Lizzie
Miss Borden
Miss Russell
Mr. Knowlton
Mary A. Durfee
Fall River
Mr. Borden
New Bedford
Walter Stevens
Borden House
Mullaly
Officer Medley
Chagnon Yard
Medley
Union Bank
Talbot & Co
City Hall
Alfred Clarkson
Fleet
Mr. Fleet
Mr. Medley
Wixon
Joseph LeMay
Knowlton
Jennings
RN Ataeaaae
Barry champions shade trees in Boston streets
President Barry urged the Common Council to use part of the Franklin fund to protect public trees. He cited Franklin’s will and Paris’s spending per tree, noting Boston’s 30,000 trees with 1,000–1,500 planted yearly and about 1,000 removed annually. The preambles and resolve passed unanimously.
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Barry
Boston
Common Council
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin Fund
Paris
Sullivan
Ward 13
Board of Aldermen
Charles River
Rourke
Whitehall
Commercial Wharf
Briggs
Committee On Hospitals
City
Lincoln Street
Wise
Ward 20
Hatchet Found in Fall River Linked to Borden Tragedy
A second suspected instrument was found on Third Street in Fall River near John Crowe’s barn, raising connections to the Borden case. Details describe the discovery last evening and the growing link to the noted tragedy.
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Fall River
Borden
Third Street
John Crowe
Massachusetts Yacht Club Regatta Steamer Schedule
A steamer for Massachusetts Yacht Club members and guests will depart Lewis wharf south pier at 9 a m on June 17 to follow boats in the club regatta off Nahant. Race committee members include Arthur J Clark chairman S P Perrin E T Uiselow Percy Hodges and A J Litchfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Lewis Wharf
South Pier
Nahant
Arthur J. Clark
S. P. Perrin
E. T. Uiselow
Percy Hodges
A. J. Litchfield
Extraordinary three day sale at Great Manufacturers Outlet
Boston shoppers flocked to the Great Manufacturers Outlet at 406 Washington St for a three day sale. Extra salesmen handle the immense crowd as prices on suits, pants, hats and shoes drop sharply today tomorrow and Monday. Numerous bargains advertised with deep discounts and a money back guarantee.
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Manufacturers
Washington Street
Franklin and
Summer Streets
Boston
Franklin
Elaborate Charlestown Parade Prep With New Features
Preparations for Charlestown's grand parade are nearly complete with 125000 spectators expected. The program includes 22 features, 14 foot units and 8 designer floats, led by Major William H. Oakes and divisions commanded by William Hichborn, W H Breen and N Y Brintnall.
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Charlestown
Bohemian
Bunker Hill Council
Knights of Columbus
Father Mathew T. A. and
L. Society
St. Mary’s Y. M. Co. T. Society
Elks Social Club
the Druids
Dragon Club
Nelson Club
Putnam
Eutaw
Navy
Boston
Nation
Fairy Land
E. A. Carter
Bunker Hill
Almond Streets
Chelsea
Central Square
Park Street
Common Street
Winthrop
Adams
Chestnut
Monument Square
Bartlett Street
Elm
High
Monument Avenue
Warren Street
Thompson Square
Main Street
City Square
Harvard Street
Washington
Union
Main
Cambridge
Sullivan Square
Main _ street
Trenton
Cross
William H. Oakes
William Hichborn
Waverly House
Maverick Bank Officials Set for June 26 Arraignments
Judge Putnam over ruled demurrers by Cashier Joseph W. Work and Colonel Jonas H. French director of the defunct Maverick Bank. They will be arraigned June 26 in the United States Circuit Court on indictments found by the grand jury. Two indictments for Work and one for French.
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Putnam
Joseph W. Work
Jonas H. French
Maverick Bank
United States Circuit Court
Grand
Colonel French
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Richter Radicals
Dolan
Eli Bence
DR. Swett
John P. Squire & CO
Frank G. Squire
Fred F. Squire
Treas
Faneuil Hall Market
North Market Street
Mass
Charles M. Gifford
Dr. Chagnon
Uriah Kirby
Mark Chase
New York & Boston Despatch Company
Kelley House
h@e
Arthur Potter
Caleb C. Potter
Mr. Crowe
Ben
Massachusetts Yacht Club Regatta
Lizzie May Davis
Hood
Williams & Carleton
Hartford, Co
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