Addie Barrow Tells Life Story From Tombs Kidnapping Case
Mrs Addie M Barrow now in the Tombs awaiting trial for kidnapping writes her life story defending her husband whom she loves and longing for freedom. She recalls an adopted childhood with James J McNally as editor grandfather, early schooling, teaching at sixteen, and a shared life in which both worked in typesetting and space reporting. She says her husband George Barrow from Indianapolis failed to provide a living and insists she could not have committed a crime.
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New York
Addie M. Barrow
James J. McNally
McNally
Mr. McNally
Society of Men
George Barrow
Indianapolis
Goshen
Forest Tent Caterpillar Threatens Vermont Trees
In Caledonia county Vermont the forest tent caterpillar has invaded as trees leaf out. Maples and fruit trees suffer first while virtually all deciduous trees follow. Citizens report trees leafless and brown atop hills as caterpillars swarm on threads to the ground. Fire engine spraying with poison yields limited success as lawns and shaded walks lose their charm.
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ST. Johnsbury
Caledonia County
c@m
Barrow at Sing Sing
New York June 18 George Beauregard Barrow a kidnapper of Baby Clark is Sing Sing convict No 109 sentenced to fourteen years ten months with good behavior release in nine years three months and twenty five days Addie M McNally Barrow awaits trial in Tombs Bella Anderson or Carrie Jones to Auburn Prison after Barrow trial good behavior could permit a new life in thirty eight months
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New York
George Beauregard Barrow
Baby Clark
Addie M. McNally Barrow
Bella Anderson
Carrie Jones
Auburn
Henderson replies to Northen on Southern outrages
Joseph W. Henderson of Providence, editor of the New England Torchlight and founder of the American Protective League, delivered an address at Park Street Church rebutting ex-Governor Northen of Georgia. He decried Southern arrogance, Jim Crow, and violence against Black people, asserting miscegenation by force and systemic attacks by the blue-vein aristocracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Henderson
Providence
New England Torchlight
American Protective League
Park Street
Northen
Georgia
Mr. Henderson
Southland
South
Sam House
Kaiser Distributes Prizes At Elbe Regatta
Brunsbuttel Prussia June 18 Emperor William distributed the prizes at the Elbe regatta and dined aboard the Fuerst Bismarck with yacht owners. He praised yachting as a German strength while noting peace enabled progress. The Meteor ran aground and was towed off during the racing. the Senta won the Emperor and Senate prizes.
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Brunsbuttel
Prussia
Emperor William
Elbe
Germany
United
Senate
Boy Crushed Under Horse in Waltham
June 18 at Lexington and Pond streets a horse ridden by Matthew Connolly slipped and fell. He suffered concussion and other injuries and is not expected to live.
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Waltham
Matthew Connolly
Thomas Connolly
Lexington and
Pond Streets
Italians Duel in North Margin Street Knife Fight
Police report two Italian men, Filippo Gaelieno and Francesco Salasee, fought over a card game on North Margin street. Both suffered knife wounds, Gaelieno serious but stable, Salasee less severe. both charged with assault and battery and to be arraigned when able.
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Italy
Hanover Street
Filippo Gaelieno
Francesco Salasee
North Margin Street
Gaellene
Salasee
Dunn
Massachusetts General Hospital
Gaeliene
Four Bullets Hit Bacigalupo in Boston House
Police report a late Saturday shooting at 20 Chambers Street in Boston injuring Vincent Bacigalupo, 60, with four bullets in his right arm from a 38 caliber revolver. Bacigalupo says he was preparing for bed when shot by an unknown assailant. Investigators note outside entry and lack arrests as they probe motive and whether accidental.
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Joy Street
Chambers Street
Vincent Bacigalupo
Bacigalupo
Massachusetts General Hospital
Drawtender Downey Rescues Man From Delirium Tremens Attempt
Assistant Drawtender Joseph Downey of the Charles River drawbridge intervened in a 3 am delirium tremens incident. A 30 year old Charlestown man stripped and plunged overboard to drown himself, Downey used an oar to subdue him and saved the drowning man who was then brought to Station 15. He may face court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Downey
Charles River
Charlestown
Downey
Boston Central Labor Union presses for union labor in city coal supply
The Boston Central Labor Union urged the Metrop litan Coal Company to hire union men for the city coal contract. A committee was appointed to press managers to employ union handlers or recruit current workers. Cigar makers protested counterfeit blue label goods entering Boston. The union also urged the International Pressmen's Union to tell members to avoid Kidder Press Company presses. Brockton C L A speakers raised concerns about boot and shoe firms handling wycotted goods.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Metropolitan Coal Company
Boston
Kidder Press Company
International Pressmen's Union Convention
Indianapolis
Messrs. T. Walls
M. J. Leahay
Brockton
Fanny MacPherson Arrest Shocks Worcester Social Set
Worcester 18 year old Fanny MacPherson was arrested in New York after posing as the daughter of a wealthy Virginia planter to steal clothing from hotel guests. Authorities recovered $400 worth of items linked to Mrs Wooley at the Gerard Hotel and traced her to Worcester.
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Worcester
New York City
Fanny MacPherson
Miss MacPherson
New York
Davis
Union Station
Pawtucket
Madriel E. Richards
Richmond
Gerard Hotel
W. C. Wooley
Pickpocket Daniel Nugent Arrested by Holyoke Police Chief Watts
Daniel Nugent, described as one of the meanest thieves in existence, was nabbed by Inspector Con Cleary as he mingled near the Whiting mansion where President McKinley was stopping. Nugent had earlier been held for vagrancy after Washington Street arrests, but the charges were not proven. Police say his criminal record is well known nationwide and he has spent much of his life in detention.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Appleton Chapel
S. M. Crothers
Hollis Hall
Donald
Sherman Campbell
Crothers
Wveu
Benwood Watts
Daniel Nugent
Washington Street
Nugent
Watts
Cleary
Holyoke
Tis
Tufts President Capen delivers baccalaureate sermon
At Tufts College in Medford on June 18 President Elmer H. Capen preached the senior class baccalaureate in Goddard Chapel. He spoke on The Compulsion of Beneficence as a law in the higher life, urging restraint, moral obligation, and humanity’s unity under divinely influenced laws.
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Medford
Elmer H. Capen
Tufts College
Goddard Chapel
Pacific
Jacob
Man Attempts Suicide at Salem Station In Norf Jersey Man Waves to Crowd
A Newark, New Jersey man identified as Heinrich Gangenbien tried to cut his throat in the toilet room of Salem railroad station. He was rescued, tracheotomy performed, and surgeons found an old throat wound. He is said to be insane claiming Jack the Ripper pursues him.
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Salem
Hienrich Gangenbien
Newark
N. J
Jack the Ripper
House Furnishings Sale in New England Offer
Largest complete line of slightly used house furnishings. Parlor suits chamber sets dining room sets and kitchen goods. Old ranges traded in iron beds couches Morris chairs and dressing cases $3.99 to $9.50 and carpets $10 in various styles and sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Williams College Surplus Report For Year Ended May 31 1899
Williams College treasurer Charles C Cole presents the annual financial report showing receipts of 104 8 81 dollars and expenditures of 93 769 85 leaving a surplus of 11 126 95. Donations reach 22 100 and assets total 1 63 002 78 with plant valued at 446 825 and equipment insured at 59 200. Securities par 1 101 606 24 market 1 212 128 82. interest rate on par value rises to 6 05 percent. Funds for scholarships professorship library and prizes total 1 033 ..., audited by V A Whitaker.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Charles 3 Cole
V. A. Whitaker
Williams College holds baccalaureate sermon at Congregational Church
At Williams College in Williamstown on June 18 the baccalaureate sermon for the class of 1899 was delivered by Rev. Dr. Henry Hopkins of Kansas City MO. The service was led by Rev. Dr. Robert Russell Booth of New York and featured several ministers including Rev. Fetty of Plymouth, Rev. L. S. Crawford of Turkey, Rev. Dr. Hopkins, and Rev. Dr. Charles Cuthbert Hall of New York. The Mills Y M C A annual address was given by Rev. Dr. Washington Gladden of Cleveland Ohio in the Congregational Church.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Congregational Church
Henry Hopkins
Kansas City
Robert Russell Booth
New York City
Mission Park
Booth
Ir. Fetty
Plymouth
Japan
L. S. Crawford
Turkey
Charles Cuthbert Hall
Mills Y. M. Co. A
Washington Gladden
Cleveland
College Commencement At State Agricultural College
At Amherst on June 18 the commence ment exercises drew alumni and friends. Rev Dr Walker preached on College Graduates and the People urging graduates to stay connected with educators and wield influence to uphold higher learning. Rev Dr Coltitz spoke on Lessons From Eighteen Unrecov ered Years of Christ's Life stressing dignity of labor and fidelity to duty. He warned students against waiting for luck, urged patience, and cautioned against quick riches.
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Amherst
State Agricultural College
Walker
Coltfeltz
Christ
Dreyfus Transfer Planned On Arrival Vessel at Brest
At Brest on June 18 the Sfax arrives carrying Captain Dreyfus from French Guiana for a new court martial trial. A torpedo boat destroyer will rendezvous with the cruiser and transfer Dreyfus to shore forthcoming.
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Brest
France
Sfax
Dreyfus
French Guiana
Six Young Men Ordained at King's Chapel Service
Six young men, Louis Craig Cornish and five others, were ordained to the Unitarian Congregational ministry in King's Chapel. Dr. Edward Everett Hale presided as moderator. a full council from Boston churches attended. A historic rite, with sermons by H N Brown and E A Horton, followed by the ordination ritual.
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Louis Craig Cornish
Fredrick Houston Kent
Herbert Cunningham Farwell
Vernon J. Emery
William Stanley Nicholas
Clifton Merritt Gray
Unitarian Congregational
King’s Chapel
Edward Everett Hale
Boston
Hale
Edward A. Horton
Samuel M. Crothers
C. C. Everett
Theological School
Samuel A. Fliot
Howard N. Brown
King's Chapel
EF. E. Hale
H. N. Brown
E. A. Horton
M. Crothers
Kingdom of Heaven
Walter P. Eaton Dead in Newton Home at 68
Walter P. Eaton, wool commissioner of Boston, died last night at his Centre street home in Newton. He was 68. He leaves a widow and two daughters.
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Newton
Walter P. Eaton
Boston
Centre Street
Abbot Academy Class of 1899 Baccalaureate Sermons
Fourteen Abbot Academy graduates listened to sermons at South Church in Andover. Cyrus Richardson urged seeking power from on high as they enter life. Charles O Day urged young men to work hard and conquer themselves to win life’s battle.
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Andover
Abbot Academy
South Church
Cyrus Richardson
D. D
Nashua
N. H
S. M. Downs
Academy
W. A. Ryder
Andover Theological Seminary
Andover Theological Seminary Assisted In the Service. Dr. Richardson
Phillips Andover Academy
Seminary Chapel
Charles O. Day
Boston
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Fileppo Gaelieno
Francesco Salasco
Central Labor Union
Coal Company Supplying
N.Y
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Philippines
Morris
Tremont St
Agricultural College
Edward Everett
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Everett
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