Dexter Murder Case Closing Arguments Heard in Dexter
Crowds pack the Banner courtroom as the attorney-general resumes closing for the state in the Dexter murder case. He details forged receipts, the Barron defalcation, and the death by own action theory while tracing the defendants' movements from Bangor to Waterville and Dexter. The judge adjourned at six with a verdict likely Monday.
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Barron
Mr. Barron
Hamilton
Dearborn
Dexter
Bangor
Augusta
Masonic Hall
Mr. Dustin
Air. Dustin
David L. Stain
Stain
Cromwell
Medfield
John Harvey
Dedham
Harvey
Baker
Darky
Fowler
Sinine
Dinner in New York Honors Joseph Chamberlain at Windsor Hotel
The Canadian Club hosted a March 2 dinner in New York for Rt. Hon. Joseph Chamberlain at the Windsor Hotel. More than 200 guests attended, with Erastus Wiman presiding and George E. Foster among speakers. Messages from Secretary Bayard and Sir Charles Tupper were read.
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New York
Joseph Chamberlain
Runswick
Erastus Wiman
George E. Foster
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Horace Porter
D. H. Chamberlain
Conrad N. Jordan
C. J. Canda
Robert Collyer
Schuyler Hamilton
Bayard
Charles Tupper
Wiman
British and American Fisheries Commssion
Mr. Chamberlain
Club
George LE. Foster
Hewitt
Yale and Second Regiment Hold Joint Athletic Night
The Yale Athletic Association and the Second Regiment staged a crowded armory meet featuring Yale winners in running high jump and fencing, Hartshorne of Columbia winning rope climbing and standing broad jump, plus mixed events like tug of war Yale over Columbia and a regimental mile run. Tomorrow night many events open to amateurs.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Athletic Association
Armory
Yale
T. G. Shearman
H. R. Miles
E. Lentillon
Frank Hartshorne
Columbia
University
J. A. Hartwell
Iiyin
C. C. Lee
C. F. Lane
Sergeant Norton
Company K
Record of Fires in Multiple Cities
Fires broke out in Boston Manufacturing mills in Waltham harming fifty bales of cotton worth 1200 dollars. In Meriden kerosene incidents threatened several wooden structures and a saloon. In New York the Pottier and Stymus ruins burned with fire crews and police guarding debris. In Derrory Barnes Bros. warehouses suffered a 100000 dollar loss with 80000 insured.
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Waltham
Speciau J
Boston Manufacturing Company
Meriden
Conn
New York
Pottier & Stymus
Derrory
Mich
Barnes Bros
David Whitney, Jr
Amos Chaffee
Fire at Wheelock's breachery damages property
Alarm from Box 356 at 1 10 this morning reports a fire in the chemical room of Wheelock's breachery No 6 Province court. Fire and water damage total 100 dollars. Cause listed as spontaneous combustion.
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Wheelock
Atlanta University Meeting At Old South Church
A meeting to support Atlanta University will be held at Old South Church on Boylston Street tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Speakers include George W Cabie Dr Phillips Brooks Rev Henry W Foote and Professor Horace Bumstead. A committee issued a circular praising the universitys work for freedmen and urging funds amid disputes over state terms and donor pledges.
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Atlanta University
Old South Church
Boylston Street
George W. Cabie
Phillips Brooks
Henry W. Foote
Horace Bumset Ead
University
Friends of Education
Channing Memorial Mall
Georgia
Funda
Horace Bumstead
Eowamp E. HaLe
Henny W. Moore
Georger A. Goxroon
J. F. B. Marshall
Bumstead
J. F. Burnstead & Co
Tremont Street
Oston
Loston
Notable Guests at Hotels and Boston Society Event
The passage lists hotel guests including Adams House with visitors from Wilmington, St. Albans, Plymouth, Manchester, Hartford, Springfield, Richmond, Baltimore, Detroit, Brattleboro, New York, Montreal, St John, Providence, Milwaukee, Chicago, Buffalo and Harrisburg. It notes Parker House guest rooms and the Charlestown high school class of '71 dining at Parker House and Boston Society of Architects event at Revere with Mr. George Snell speaking on Egyptian and Grecian architecture origin.
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Adams House
Thomas H. Lavery
Wilmington
Del
Edward A. Critenden
St. Albans
W. R. Park, Jr
Plymouth
N. H
W. H. Sweetser
Manchester
United States
J. A. Curry
Hartford
Hitchcock
Amherst
J. 8. Cooley
Springfield
Tremont
H. H. Levy
Richmond
G. J. Lapsley
Baltimore
Parker’s
Georgie T. Moody
Detroit
Fuller
Brattleboro
Joseph Howard, Jr
Austin Corbin
George Place
W.H. H. Murray
New York
George F. Miles
Montreal
G. R. Pagsley
St. John
N. B. Young
James E. Tillinghast
Providence
George Gibbs
Milwaukee
George Darling
The Lasters Union Sustained in Arbitration Ruling
The State board of arbitration sustains the Lasters' Protective Union of Webster against A J Bates and Co. It finds the discharged men were good workmen acted with discretion and moderation and deserved time to consider a wage cut. The board says the price list was not excessive and the firm should have acted more fairly. Striking marble workers in the city have received aid from statewide brethren.
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State Board of Arbitration
A.J. Bates & Co
Lasters’ Protective Union of
Webster
Ood
Sarve
Theatres Notes And News Of The Week
A rich sketch of ongoing opera seasons in Boston and New York. The Boston Ideal Opera Company closes its Boston Theatre engagement with Carmen starring Mire de Lussan, plus The Daughter of the Regiment and The Bohemian Girl on successive nights. At the Globe Theatre The Marquis continues, and Park Theatre showcases Bellman. New York listings feature Faust and Louis XI at major houses, plus Deacon Brodie and The Railroad of Love tours, with plans for Salvini and Booth Barrett engagements across several cities and a US tour ending in fall.
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Boston
Boccaccio
The
Park
Globe
Boston Ideal Opera Company
Carmen
Mire. de Lussan
Adina
Globe Theatre
Eee von Suppe
Park Theatre
Wallack
Sweden
Bellman
Oes
Russia
France
McCaull Opera Company
Haslemere
Hollis Street
Boucicault
Alvin Joslin
Grand Opera House
Howard Atheneum
Hoodman Blind
Frederic de Belleville
Viola Allen
Joseph Haworth
Sidney Armstrong
Warlack’s
Mr. Irving
Olivia
Star Theatre
Lyons Mail
Louis XI
New York
Wallack’s
Roland Reed
Joan T. Raymond
Fourteenth Street Theatre
Stevenson
Deacon Brodie
Fifth Avenue
J. Henley
Thalia Theatre
Ernst Possart
Othello
Mr. Daly
Philadelphia
England
Gaiety Theatre
London
Nancy and Company
Stratford
Shakspere Memorial
Glasgow
Manchester
Dublin
Paris
Vaudeville Theatre
Daly
M. Coquelin
Queenstown
Bolawin Booth
Lawrence Barrett
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Messrs. Booth
Barrett
Texas
Close
San Francisco
New Orleans
el Paso
Los Angeles
Cal
Hammerschlag Waxing Patent Infringement Suit
United States Circuit Court on March 2 heard Cort J Hammerschlag Manufacturing Company versus Henry Spaulding over alleged infringement of the Hammerschlag process for waxing paratined paper. Defendant contends reissue void and anticipation by prior patents. Hearing held. Frost & Coe for plaintiff. Hadlock Weston Jr Dow for defendant.
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United States Circuit Court
Cort
Hammerschlag Manufacturing Company
Henry
H. D. Hadlock
Thomas Weston, Jr
L. Dow
Supreme Judicial Court Case Summaries March Rulings
Rescripts in Shillings versus Massachusetts Benefit Association follow an action to recover 7000 on two life certificates of Howard A. Clapp. Other matters include Boston & Maine railroad death claim for Sarah Maria Lawrence. John M. Goodenow v Walpole Emery Mills. Abram Granger administration against Boston & Albany railroad. Roberts v White title dispute on household goods. Boston Sugar Refinery contract suit. Henry Hart v Brown on note settlement.
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D. Nelson
Massachusetts Benefit Association
Howard A. Clapp
BR. M. Morse, Jr
Edward and
Albert K. Avery
Allerton
Boston & Maine Railroad
Sarah Maria Lawrence
Malden
Pleasant Street
C. G. Balls
Sol. Lincoln
John M. Goodenow
Walpole Emery Mills
Rue
Plaitiff
H. W. Bragg
R. M. Morse, Jr
H. G. Nichols
Abram Granger
Boston & Albany Railroad
George W. Chapman
Cambridge Street
Allston Station
Brighton
Framingham
Boston
Newtonville
A. H. Briggs
Samuel Hoar
John N. Roberts
Francis L. White
Plaintif
Defendanut
J. B. Richardson
Edward Avery
George M. Hobbs
F. Otto Schramm
Boston Sugar Refinery Company
M. Storey
D. E. Ware
Henry Hart
William Brown
Naintiff
Elijah Russell
Indiana
Russell
Jnintif
Indian Raid Heroic Rescue of Miriam Dane by Kit Carson
Red Knife abducts Miriam Dane and her parents during frontier raids. Kit Carson, famed scout and Indian fighter, vows to rescue them. The New York Ledger's seven installment recounts Carson’s pursuit and dramatic rescue, pitched as the era’s romance of frontier conflict.
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Red Knife
Miriam Dane
Belle and Exereine
Frontier
Rlade
Kit Carson
Miriam
New York Ledger
America
Adams v Fennelly crass actions over house contract
No. 1180 Adams v Fennelly and No. 2107 James Fennelly v George W Adams involve damages for breach of a house building agreement and for work done on the Adams project. Attorneys listed. multiple related case references follow. Third Session trials resume Monday. various docket entries appear.
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George W. Adams
James Fennelly
Adams
E. C. Gilman and Co. M. James
J.J. Feeley
Hurkhardt
Seavey
Russell
Clifford
gang—Littlefield
Collins
Scott
Hathorne
L'Eitee
Bingham
Brown
Boston
Oez Sube
Davis
Lyons
Sughrue
Burton
Cooke
Atkinson
Lam
Duffy
Bernback
Prey
Stowe
Lewis
Smith
Kennedy
Pike
Upham
Whitney
Brady
Logan
Weeks
Campbell
Brig
Perault
Auduttred
Hammond
Mary A. Coughlin
David A. Finnegan
Widridge
C. Steere
Cable Road for Cambridge Proposal Before City Committee
President Whitney and West End Railway officials appeared before Cambridge city committee seeking leave to build and operate a cable road. Whitney urged prompt action to start preparatory work, while the committee took the matter under advisement. The report notes the company aims to move quickly for mutual benefit.
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Whitney
Cummings
Hyde
Gillam
West End Railway Company
Cambridge
Passengers from Boston on Germanie and Noordland sailings
Among Bostonians aboard the White Star steamer Germanie from New York are Mr and Mrs W H Forbes two children and a maid Miss Edith Forbes Mr Edward W Forbes and Miss Mary W Fiske. Also aboard Noordland for Antwerp are Mr David M Little Mrs William G Webb a maid and Miss H M Brooks.
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New York
W. H. Forbes
Edith Forbes
Edward W. Forbes
Mary W. Fiske
Noordland
Red Star Line
Antwerp
David M. Little
William G. Webb
H. M. Brooks
Tariff Reform Meeting Set for South Weymouth Evening
Mr Josiah Quincy of Quincy and Mr James Means of Brockton are to speak at a tariff reform meeting in South Weymouth this evening. The Home Market Club has advices from Washington that Hon Benjamin Butterworth will join a debate with the Tariff Reform League on Saturday March 24 and arrangements will be made accordingly.
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Home Journal
H. Quin
Irving
Mr. Irving
Miss Terry
Macbeth
Mr. Wills
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
James Means
Brockton
South Weymouth
Home Market Club
Washington
Benjamin Butterworth
Tariff Reform League
Sunday Notices Arlington Churches Schedule and Services
A collection of Sunday church notices from Arlington listing sermons at 10 30 a m and vesper or afternoon services at 4 p m with free seating. Multiple churches including Baptist Tabernacle Bowdoin Square Universalist Columbus Avenue and Congregational groups announce sermons communion prayers Sunday schools and meetings with various musical performances and guest preachers.
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Arlington Street Cuvnen
Brooke Herford
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
M. R. Deming
Aviel Ladies
W. G. Melirich
Cuuen Temperance Mursina
Wells’s Memorial Hall
Washington
Castle
Lecure
Jesus the Christ
Ladies’ Quartet
All Welcome
Columbus Avenue Universalist Church
Clarendon Street
Oy. Miner
Newbury
Exeter
Kinc
Germon
Edward Hale
Fatal fall of Adams House bell-boy Michael Cannon
Michael Cannon a 16 year old bell-boy at the Adams House fell from the fourth floor elevator area to the foot of the shaft. Neck and right arm broken and scalp injuries suggest he opened an inner door hoping for a ride down. Coroner notified. parents reside on Terrace Street. Cannon had worked three months.
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Michael Cannon
Adams House
Cannon
Terrace Street
The
Highlands
Tobacco Growing Rated Promising In Colorado
A Colorado Agricultural College report by Professor Casiday notes two years of tests with eighteen varieties grown last season all ripening by August end. Both manured and unmanured plots yielded well, and the professor says any variety of tobacco of superior quality can be grown in the state.
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Colorado
Denver
Col
Casiday
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
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J. Russell, Jr
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Thomas Barbette
Luigi Capitolo
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William T. Eaton
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W. H. H. Emmons
B. E. Perry
George J. Raymond
Edward Russell
Mercantile Agency
Robert M. Morse, Jr
R. Lund
L. S. Dabney
E. W. Hutchins
Henry Wheeler
Raymond v. Russell
Fiske
Roxbury Stone Co
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Kendal
Tompkins v. B. & Yw RR
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Nor- Cross
Flaggs Bs ¥.& N
Loring
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Corlton
Lincoln Wharf Co
Dwelley
B. RR
Satford
Cabite
Andrews
Morse
Snowden
Hobbs
English
Winters
Thayer & J. Co
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O' Neil
Feeley
Keith v. Cressy
Hurley
Lally
Zunz
Dickermany
O'Don
Stetson
Roberts
Spofford
Murphy
Saine
Osgood
West
Hull
Mayne
Rowlands
Cappaccioli
Nicholini
Gunnelle
Goreley
Whittemore
Taylor
Connolly
Allen
Syndicate Trading Co
Almy
Conion
Fitchburg
Prescott
Copeland
Ludovici
Maloney
Wood
Lawless
Nelson
Linnehan
Boydon
Doage
Wolffsohn
Weed
Brooks
South Boston Tron Works
McLeod
Cable Road
Pyle
James Pyle
Appleton ST
Mass
Freeman Hvutchins
Ives, Bellamy & CO
Washington St
Augusta Solomon
Court Street
South Congregational Church
Newbury Streets
Thomas Starr King
BE. E. Hale
South Erd Industrial School
Channing Hall
Beacon Street
J. W.andrews
Dr. Hale
E. A. Horton
James de Normandie
Edward Osborne
J. Q. A. Brackett
J. Hendrix McLane
South Carolina
Massachusetts Club
Young’s Hotel
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Boston Police Relief Association
Burrill
Captain Graves
Moody Quimby
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Exeter Street
Thoms Starr King
Ir. Hole
Tremont Tenple
Emory J. Waynes
Baker’s
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Bay State
Haynes Excelsior
Wm. B. Tilton
Haynes
Crosby
Drum Corps
Banes
J.C. Haynes & Co
Court St
C. F. Appleton Gentlemen’s Shoes
Bostod
Ward
Fourth Congressional District
Parke House
James Donovan
P. D. Dwyer
J. H. McLaughlin
E. J. Flynn
Barry
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I. P. Maguire
C. F. Desmond
F. P. Maguire
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M. P. Murphy
J. A. Connelly
Harvard Notes
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Harvard Classical Club
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H.S. Sanford
Harvard Monthly
C. H. Moore
Jarvis Field
Pierian Sodality and Glee Club
G. BU
Cork
Irm
A. Graves & Sons
Ers
C. E. Millin & CO
Walter R. Wightman
Congress Street
Boson