Hull Police Arrest Thomas McKone and Two Others
Hull police detain Thomas McKone William Stahlen and James Folane on suspicion in the death of Private Joseph White of Battery C at Fort Warren. Autopsy cites neck wound with possible drowning as contributing, as investigators seek a motive and witnesses from the tug John S Smith crew.
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Hull
Thomas McKone
William Stahlen
James Folane
Nantasket
Joseph White
Scond Artillery
Fort Waren
John S. Smith
Mitchell
McKone
Ohn
S. Smith
Boston
Wardian
John Smith
Sting
Kite
Thefficers
White
Post
Schenck
Sunday Post
Kelly
Abington
J. Winthrop Spooner
Hingham
James F. Dowd
Eugene Mitchell
A. D. Schenck
Fort Warren
Chester Williams
Kennedy
Fitzgerald, Birchall
Hawley
Battery C
Higgins
Hanson
Devitt
MacGilvray
Angell
Spooner
Linden House
Nantasket Avenue
The Vacant Chair
John Dillon M P denounces Queen Victoria’s sixtieth year, arguing Ireland suffered poverty famine evictions emigration and persecution under her reign. He notes Ireland’s population fell from 8 million to 4.5 million while Britain tripled to 34 million and accuses cruel laws of depopulating Ireland.
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Victoria
Ireland
Great Britain
John Dillon
M. P
London
New York
Patrolman Sackett Accused of Arm Shot by Cornelius Phair
Cornelius Phair accuses Patrolman Sackett of shooting him in the arm. Revere chief suspends Sackett pending investigation as the department probes the incident and collects statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Despondent Lovers and Shooting Incident Shake Revere
Patrolman Sackett is suspended pending investigation after a shooting affray in which Cornelius Phair, 18, was wounded in the arm. Sackett claims he fired in the air. In a separate case Marie Triosi, a Little Italy belle, tried to kill herself by ingesting rough on rats on Thatcher Street after a quarrel with her lover. She collapsed at Massachusetts General Hospital, doctors fear complications from the poison.
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Sackett
Revere
Ray
Cornelius Phair
Phair
Chief Ray
Dr. MecGillicuddy
Ray Sackett
Marie Triosi
Little
Italy
Thatcher Street
Marie
Massachusetts General Hospital
Victoria's Jubilee Observed in Solemn Westminster Service
Queen Victoria marked her jubilee with a simple private service at St George's Windsor. The royal family attended, with Empress Frederick and Duke of Connaught among the participants. The ceremony featured special prayers, a Hastings hymn by Sullivan, and a poignant kiss to her children, drawing tears from her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George’s Chapel
London
Victoria
United Kingdom
Empire
Prince Consort
Lord Rosebery
Knights of the Garter
Windsor
Order of the Garter
Barry
Frederick of
Germany
Duke of Connaught
Duchess of Connaught
Prince Henry
Prussia
Henry
Prince Christian
Princess Christian
Henry of Battenberg
Sergius
Timothy
Queen Victoria
Cesar
William Walsham
Wakefield
Arthur Sullivan
Walter Parratt
Frederick
Fire destroys Dover street residence. eight escape
A morning fire on June 2 at the house on Dover street owned by Mrs. John Sproul consumed the dwelling occupied by Jude Cormaie and William Weldon. Eight people fled through windows in only their night clothes as the blaze started from an overheated chimney. damage about 1100 with 800 insured.
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Whitman
John Sproul
Jude Cormaie
William Weldon
Dover Street
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Massachusetts Clothing Co
My Clothier
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Washington
Newngland
Highland Spring Brewery
Rueter & Company
Boston Cycle CO
Americ
Kilmainham Jail
Erin
Westminster Abbey
St. Paul’s
St. Margaret’s
Kensington
Barta
Winne Coca CO
Mass
McKinley
Belgium
Switzerland
Saxony
Paine Furniture Co
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