Court rules out Barker's testimony in Keller shooting case
Jersey City trial of Thomas G. Barker for the Rev. John Keller shooting features repeated objections and quick rulings. Barker cannot testify about his state of mind. Dr. Strasser and Dr. Exton support a behind the victim shot, while eye evidence is barred as gruesome.
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Blondin sought after fugitive seen in New York state
Reports place a man resembling Blondin at a boarding house in New York City’s 688 Third Avenue on Wednesday. He traveled to New Rochelle and Port Chester seeking work, then disappeared after securing a hotel job in Port Chester. Police fear he may have fled toward New York city exits as clues surface.
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Ex Governor H. S. Pingree Dies in London at 11:36
London reports the death of H. S. Pingree former Governor of Michigan at 11:36 local time. He died after a long illness of a cancerous intestinal condition with his son present. Pingree, Civil War veteran and Detroit leader, later became a philanthropist and political figure.
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Hazen 8. Pingree Born in Denmark Maine in 1842
Hazen Pingree was born in Denmark Maine on August 30 1842. His ancestors settled Salem in 1640 and he worked on his father s farm until age fourteen. He later attended school and became a Hop worker shoe factory foreman.
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Mrs Pingree Arrives in New York En Route to London
Mrs Hazen Pingree and her daughter reached New York from Detroit on their way to London. Funeral plans are not yet made. Pingree Jr. will bring the remains from London aboard the Umbria, due to dock in about a week.
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Weather Forecast for Boston and Vicinity
Forecast for Boston and nearby areas calls for fair weather Wednesday night and Thursday with rising temperatures. Winds turn from variable to fresh southerly, with large portions of eastern New York remaining fair through Thursday.
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Millionaire Joins Labor Union in Colorado Springs
A wealthy individual, reported as joining a labor union in Colorado Springs, is described with unclear figures and past ties. The fragment references an $80,000 amount and a former occupation or role, but details are incomplete.
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Rose and Strawberry Show Abandoned
Due to the Massachusetts Horticultural Society halls not being ready the rose and strawberry show set for the 20th and 21st is abandoned. J. H. Woodford is chairman of the arrangements committee.
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Pureoxia or Ale Madic From Distilled Water
A brief note lists Pureoxia or Ale Madic produced from distilled water as a product line under a grocer’s order. The entry reads like a catalog item and hints at beverage options available through the grocer.
Governor Crane Veto Sparks Subway Bill Clash
A strong bloc of 134 Representatives are ready to sustain Governor Crane's veto on the subway bill as the House gathers for a vote expected today. The veto message, sent yesterday, exposes defects and argues the measure harms community rights and interests.
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134 House Members Back Governor Crane on Subway Bill
The Post reports 134 House members expressed approval of Governor Crane's veto stance on the subway bill after four canvasses. Ninety one votes were needed to sustain the veto, listing lawmakers such as Barber William J and Bartlett Frank among those backing the governor.
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