Murder charge added for Cassels in Lane slaying
Springfield reports John D. Cassels now faces a murder charge after Mrs. Mary Lane died from gunshot wounds inflicted last Tuesday at her sister Mrs. Bliss’s home in Long Meadow. Medical examiner Breck notes three bullets, two in the head and one in the abdomen, tied to Cassels’ earlier murderous assault.
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Still Hopeful Commandant Snyman to Speak in Boston March 6
Commandant W. D. Snyman of the South African republic spoke at the Papyrus Club and described Boer resistance. He, with Dr and Mrs Reddy, will lecture at Tremont Temple on March 6 under Orange Free State support, touting a hopeful outlook despite British advances.
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Aate
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Mre. T. A
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Port Elizabeth
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Montague White
Paris
Leyds
Europe
Mra. Reddy
Tremont Temple
Tragic Bowery Restaurant Killing Over Six Cent Debt
A laborer from Providence, George Gale, was beaten to death in a Bowery restaurant after failing to pay six cents for food. Four men James Francis William Dennis Israel Spellman and William Allen were arrested. The eatery at 39 Bowery is run by Sitterly.
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James Francis
William Dennis
Israel Spellman
William Allen
Wreck of Curlew Raised After Collision With Robert 8 Bradley
The Curlew, Boston Towboat Company tug, was rammed and sunk by the Robert 8 Bradley in the upper harbor last week. Due to the danger to shipping, the sunken vessel was raised and buoyed to surface, then towed to East Boston and hauled into a partially filled dock near the Boston Revere Beach Lynn railroad station. Disposition of the boat has not been decided.
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Robert 8. Bradley
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Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
New York Gambling Trust Maps New City Cooperation
A New York conference of backers of illegal gambling reveals a planned trust to control games in the city. The scheme includes a structured assessment system, closing all venues until the regime starts, and aims to limit brace games while directing protection money to police and officials.
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New York
New Trust
Saratoga
Woven Hose Company vs Kendall Case Recalled
The Supreme Court bench rules on damages in the Woven Hose and Rubber Company v Kendall et al. action. Woven Hose previously owed damages to its employees for injuries. Superior Court award stood at 362 percent.
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Woven Hose and Rubber Company
Edward Kendall
Bessie O'Brien Still Missing In Charlestown Case
Bessie O'Brien, a 19 year old Charlestown girl missing for over a week, remains unfound. Her mother questions death rumors and suspects she left home for unknown reasons possibly seen by Officer Dobbyn at Station 15. The family plans to continue seeking her, while officials show limited enthusiasm for further search.
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Bessie O’brien
Charlestown
Bessie
C P Clark Very Ill Abroad
Relatives and friends of Charles P. Clark former railroad president and current board member are alarmed by his serious illness. He is in Nice France and is suffering from arterial hardening affecting blood vessels.
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Charles P. Clark
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Mr. Clark
Nice
France
Tech students fined for larceny in Back Bay case
William Hans and Joseph A. Moore, technology students, pleaded guilty in municipal court to larceny of a dress valued at $4 from Mary Valentine. Police say they kept other signs and barber items at their St Botolph Street apartments. Each was fined $10, paid, and left.
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William Hans
Joseph A. Moore
Local Boy Bohne Found Dead After Mental Health History
Lawrence reports Henry Bohne aged 6 missing from 2 Bennighton Street found shot dead in Haverhill. He had shown suicidal mania symptoms and two years earlier leaped from the Merrimac River bridge, clashing with a rescuer. He leaves a family and had prior hospital detention.
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Lawrence
Henry Bohne
Bennington Street
Haverhill
Bohme
Merrimac River
Newburyport
Newburport
Pope Leo XIII is 91, world prayers mark milestone
Rome observes Pope Leo XIII turning 91 with prayers across Catholic churches worldwide. The historic pontiff, born in Carpineto in 1823, was ordained in 1847, became archbishop in 1841, cardinal in 1855, and pope in 1878.
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Pope Leo XIII
Leo
Carpineto
Pope declares faith strong amid attacks on church ahead
In Rome on the Pope's birth and coronation anniversary, he says age and fatigue do not curb the church despite impudence calumny and attacks from evil sects. He affirms strength in divine promises and notes harmony as the key to usefulness to mankind.
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