Jealousy motive sparked murder suicide in Springfield
Joseph Bencker killed Mrs An tone Mueller at the Mueller home on Main Street then shot himself. Mueller found the bodies at noon after returning from work. Bencker, a former boarder, had been told to leave two years earlier over suspected relations with Mrs Mueller. Police note the killings occurred about 10 30 am.
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Springfield
Joseph Bencker
Antone Mueller
Mueller
Main Street
Beneker
Bencker
Smith & Wesson
Springfield Breweries Company
Sampson & Sweeney
Warehouse Point
Conn
Charles P. Knowlton
Knowl
Car Strikers 135 Dynamite Wreck Riverside Car
A dynamite charge exploded under a United Traction Company car at Riverside in Providence. A wheel was torn off and the trap door blown into the car while two passengers escaped injury. This marks a second recent instance of powerful explosives used to wreck cars.
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Providence
R. I
United Traction Company
Riverside
Brother slayings shock Dover in Kirkland Street tragedy
Martin Albert Glass shot and killed his brother George W. Glass and severely assaulted their mother Mary F. Glass at their Kirkland Street home. George, a Harvard Medical School student, died from a chest wound. Martin was captured in Madbury two hours later. Authorities note possible insanity.
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Dover
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Martin Albert Glass
George W. Glass
Kirkland Street
Mary F. Glass
Hayes Hospital
Martin
Madbury
George
Mrs. Glass
Matt
George Glass
Harvard Medical School
Harvard
Eer
Htee
Thompson Fusion Ticket In Grand Island Nebo Fusion Ticket Choosen
In Grand Island Neb on June 2 the Democratic and Populist State conventions formed a fusion ticket. W H Thompson Democrat named governor with five Populist slots and three Democrat slots. Nominees include E A Gilbert lieutenant governor and J Powers secretary of state. Five differ ent men sought governor before agreement.
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Grand Island
Neb
W. H. Thompson
E. A. Gilbert
John Powers
Charles Q. Defrail
J. N. Lyman
J. M. Broad
B. S. Brennan
Claude Smith
City BREVITIES Injuries from street incidents reported yesterday
Samuel Sache 11 of 16 Millmont Roxbury was run over on Walpole street crushing his left foot. Bernard J. McKenna 44 of 48 Tanden Park Roxbury fell in a trench injuring left knee and right ankle. Michael Nagie 62 Fleet street fell on sidewalk fracturing his right leg. George H. Copeland 71 Ltreet South Nowton fell from a car at Friend and Wne maeve fracturing right leg. Thomas McDonald 26 Beecher Falls N T loggers cut to Relief Hospital. Simon Griffin 55 Tiale avenue Somerville fracturing left leg when an iron post frame fell at Navy Yard. William McCullough 253 Hanover street struck by a log on Navahoe at Brown's wharf fracturing right foot and ankle.
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Walpole Street
Samuel Sache
Millmont Street
Roxbury
Bernard J. McKenna
Tanden Park Street
Fort Andrew
Michael Nagie
Fleet Street
George H. Copeland
Ltreet
South Nowton
Friend
Thomas McDonald
Beecher Falls
N. T1
Simon Griffin
Tiale Avenue
Somerville
Navy Yard
Brown’s Wharf
Border Street
Boston
William McCullough
Hanover Street
Caldwell Defeats Nelson in Two 10-Mile Heats
Harry E. Caldwell easily beat Joe Nelson at the Jocal Coliseum track behind motor pace in two straight 10 mile heats. Caldwell clocked 16:10 8 5 in the first heat and 16:3 in the second, delivering a decisive victory.
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Worchster
Harry E. Caldwell
Joe Nelson
Jocal Coliseum
Caldwell
King Edward Showed Liberal Leaning and Future Uncertain
The article notes King Edward’s long standing liberal leanings and peace with the Boers over Mr Chamberlain. It suggests Irish suspicion of the King’s friendliness, and warns that his death would prorogue Parliament and reset oaths to a new sovereign. The Prince of Wales lacks his father’s authority while holding views favoring self government, prompting concern for England’s future.
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Mr. Chamberlain
Ireland
Prince of Wales
England
King Edward Wins Hopeful Outlook For Coronation
The Times reports King Edward saw all his children and slept comfortably. He remained in good spirits and hopeful that if progress continues he could be well enough for a coronation next August. Officials warn against flying rumors and urge reliance on bulletins.
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London
the Times
Edward
President Roosevelt at Boston Press Club Banquet
President Roosevelt spoke to 400 invited journalists at the Somerset Hotel banquet. He praised Americanism and the press, joked about being half Dutch and half Irish, and received a standing reception amid praise from Mayor Collins, Lieutenant-Governor Bates, Governor Crane, and others.
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Boston Press Club
Somerset Hotel
President Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
Mexico
Northwest
Middle States
South
East
Collins
International League of Press Clubs
Crane
Bates
Michael P. Curran
Poston Press Club
League of Press Clubs
Charles H. Taylor
Mr. Curran
G. H. Lyman
Stephen O'Meara
P. C. Boyle
Press League
Thomas H. Keenan, Jr
George H. Rowe
Walter Scott
D. C. Hart
F. G. Ee E. J. Milton
George BE. Whitne
C. H. Taylor
Major Collins
H. C. Hagg
W. @. Lincoln
T. P. Beal
John Shepard
Joe” Howard, Jr
Hibbard
W. C. Bryant
C. Frank Rice
George H. Hoffman
Joseph B. Maccabe
Taylor
Ito
Guvernates
Harvard
Tie Ege
Boston
Cotling
Major Worl
Boston Press
Teddy
Stephen O’meara
The
Boston Journal
O’meara
O'Meara
United States
New York
Seach
General Guild
King Edward’s health updates kept guarded as palace fears rise
Sir Frederick Treves, Sir Francis Laking and Sir Thomas Barlow stay at Buckingham Palace with Lord Tester to consult in the morning. AAP indicates no new medical data beyond a cautiously worded bulletin as doctors recall President McKinley fears. Public anxiety grows amid worldwide sympathy, especially from Ireland.
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Frederick Treves
Francis H. Laking
Thomas Barlow
Buckingham Palace
Lord Tester
Palace
Edward
Llst
Lora Lister
Thomas Smith
Associated Press
McKinley
Nationalist Press Hopes for His Majesty's Recovery
The nationalist press voices fervent hope for the recovery of His Majesty, signaling a period of renewed public attention to the health and stability of the monarchy and its leadership.
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His Majesty
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