Lovers Reunite as Soldier Returns for Porto Rico wedding
Mrs. Emily Tinan of Newark sails to Porto Rico to wed Frederick Brandt, a corporal in the Washington Volunteers, after a fifteen year courtship. He courted when she was Miss Lyons and she ran an art school at 1899 Bank Street. They plan to marry before his deployment and spend their lives together abroad.
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Broad Street
Lackawanna Railroad
New York
Emily Tinan
Porto Rico
Frederick Brandt
Washington Volunteers
Tinan
Bank Street
Brandt
Emily Lyons
Newark
Mystery Woman Seeks Help After Morphine Intake at New York Hospital
A refined young woman identified as Rosa J We are 30 from Washington DC arrived at New York Hospital seeking admission after swallowing morphine phrase Life is one long struggle with care and trouble She refused to name her guardian yet admitted intent to end life Doctor kept her awake by shaking and she was placed in a ward
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New York
New York Hospital
Winston
Rosa J. We
Washington, D. C
Woman Rescued After Drug Overdose Emergency
Doctors treated the woman for several hours to counteract the drug's effects. They succeeded, and by nightfall she was out of danger.
Hatfield sues fiancee father for defamation
Gate Hackensack March 2 Junior Hat field sues Elias H. Sisson for defamation of character causing the rupture of his engagement to Sisson's granddaughter. One case set for New York next Tuesday and another pending in Hackensack county for 100000 dollars each.
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Hackensack
Junior Hatfield
Elias H. Sisson
Sisson
New York
Legislative actions push retirement plan for state judges
The judiciary committee backs a bill by Mr. Myers of Cambridge to retire Supreme Court Chief Justice Field and Superior Court Chief Justice Mason, age 60 plus 15 years service. Other measures extend Taunton Safe Deposit trust timelines, regulate pharmacy board terms, allow druggist re-exams, and regulate gas fitter licensing after a Brookline debate ended 7 to 21.
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Judiciary Committee
Myers
Cambridge
Supreme and
Superior Courts
Field
Supreme Court
Mason
Superior Court
Banking Committee
Taunton Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Public Health Committee
Pharmacy Board
Chelsea Temperance Reform Club marks 26th anniversary supper
The Chelsea Temperance Reform Club celebrated its twenty sixth anniversary with a supper and entertainment in Grand Army Hall Chelsea. More than 500 attended. James L Finlay presided. Addresses were given by Chaplain Albert L Marden President George T Roberts of the Board of Aldermen and Commander Alonzo W Fuller of Theodore Winthrop Post 35 G A R Chelsea.
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Chelsea Temperance Reform Club
Grand Army Hall
Chelsea
James L. Finlay
Albert L. Marden
George T. Roberts
Board of Aldermen
Alonzo W. Fuller
Theodore Winthrop
Cooperative Banks offer low cost mortgage loans in Boston
Money to loan at low percent and upwards on first mortgages or real estate in Boston and vicinity. Monthly payments of principal and interest, easiest and cheapest way to pay or build a home or pay off your present mortgage with no commissions. 87 Washington St, Boston.
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Boston
Washington Ss
Poison Or Self-Made Peril In Brooklyn Girl Case
Brooklyn police probe a 17 year old Miss Marie E Timpany alleged poisoning plot amid anonymous letters poison cologne candy and a death notice. Acquaintances suspect her own mania and double life as motive while detectives weigh self referral theories.
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New York
Brooklyn
Marie E. Timpany
Seventeenth Street
Miss Timpany
Crape
Wolcott and Lawrence Shook Hands at 1185 People
Governor Roger Wolcott and Bishop William Lawrence attended the Boston Young Men's Christian Association forty eighth anniversary reception last night. Hands were exchanged with about 118 guests during the formal greeting period.
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Roger Wolcott
William Lawrence
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Association
John Shepard
John L. Bates
Jacob P. Bates
Josiah H. Quincy
Arthur
Charlestown
Damon
Boston University Glee Club
Association Hall
Fred Gardner
Charles H. Ryder, Jr
G. M. Duncan
Arthur Swan
George Thomas
Fred L. Foster
M. Graham
J. M. Jackson
Copley
Bowen
Minstrel Show at Music Hall Praises Alderman Presho
The 999th Artillery Association minstrel event drew a large Charlestown audience. Alderman Presho starred with a white face among black performers, drawing loud applause. The show showcased strong soloists and a polished chorus, ending with a Harvard sketch and lively Buck and Wing dancing.
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999Th Artillery Association
Music Hall
Charlestown
Alderman Presho
Bones Fox
Presho
George Washington
Boston
Eliza
Reed
Henry L. Nuremberg
Bowen
James B. Greene
James
Horace O. Pratt
Carter
W. B. OC. Fox
the Old Guard
Modvey
Fred L. Rimbach
Ff. Stanley Nichols
Johnson
Billings
A. E. Joy
Clever Buck
Manville Company Announces Immediate Wage Increases
The Manville Company declares wage increases in its factories to nearly the pre reduction level, benefiting about 1500 workers. Berkeley mills follow with 760 employees seeing the same raise, and every mill in the Blackstone Valley from Woonsocket to Providence gains from the improved manufacturing outlook.
Pacific Mills to Advance Wages in Lawrence 1899
The Pacific Mills will post a new wage scale in Lawrence announcing an advance to take effect Monday March 27 1899. The exact amount of the increase will be announced at that time. The move is voluntary and about 5000 workers are employed. Most had been hit by a 10 percent cut the previous year.
Montpelier Strike Settled In Barre Granite Industry
The Montpelier wage agreement reached March 2 applies to about 2000 craftsmen in Montpelier and Barre and they will return to work tomorrow on the same terms. Barre cutters and tool sharpeners are affiliated with the Barre unions.
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Montpelier
Barre
Best $2.00 Whiskey Purified by Cushings Process
Trade ad notes that the finest whiskey at two dollars a gallon is purified by Dr. Cushing's process sold by Cushings Medical Supply Co. in Boston. Sale occurs at 580 Washington Street.
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DR. Cushing
Cushing Medical Supply CO
Washington Street
Boston
Brooklyn Girl Marie Ethel Timpany Linked to Poison
The 17 year old Brooklyn girl, once portrayed in photographs, is now believed to have sent poison to herself. A candy laced with a deadly drug and a cologne bottle containing vitriol reached her, and black crepe was hung on her door.
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Marie Ethel Timpany
Brooklyn
Poison Pen Letters Haunt Miss Timpany Home Birthday
A string of threatening handwritten letters plagued Miss Timpany since January. The 17 year old celebrated with a party and received a perfumed bottle of cologne containing deadly carbolic acid and vitriol. A later box to Miss Marie Ethel Timpany held candy laced with poison.
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Marie Ethel Timpany
Verdigts on Patrolmen in General Order
Patrol man Fred Bostwick found guilty of assaulting Mrs Walsh and fined thirty days pay. The case against Patrolman Louis P Lutz Division 4 was dismissed and the case against Pat Reed of Clahane Vision 12 on negligence duty was placed on file.
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Fred ©. Bostwick
Hyde's Sentence In Middlesex Superior Court
Horatio N. Hyde of Newton was sentenced by Judge Hardy in East Cambridge to state prison for two and a half to five years. He admitted handling city books and submitting false employee names to misappropriate funds.
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Hyde
Horatio N. Hyde
Newton
Hardy
Middlesex Superior Criminal
East Cambridge
Degeneration Discussed in B'nai Zion Talk Title
The B'nai Zion Education Society social science circle meets tomorrow afternoon at Zion Hall. H. A. Koch will read a paper on Dr. Max Nordau's Degeneration to start the discussion.
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B'nai Zion Education Society
Zion Hall
Max Nordau
H. A. Koch
Strike continues as Quincy manufacturers reject union price plan
Quincy reports the second day of the granite strike without incident as manufacturers refuse to move while unions await National Secretary Duncan who is ill in Baltimore. The union discusses firms willing to sign price bills and Marnock defends Barre’s 30 cent clause, noting Barre pays 30 cents hourly for skilled workers but argues Quincy already offers a higher standard. The arbitration proposal was rejected by both sides, with no strike or lockout while talks stall.
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Quincy
Duncan
Baltimore
Marnock
Barre
Harnock
Barre Strike Settled Over Granite Price Dispute
Barre Vermont March 2 All differences between granite manufacturers and employees over the new bill of prices were settled tonight. More than 150 workers had been idle as the union insisted each shop include a journeyman and the top sharpeners agreed to arbitrate. The bill of prices was signed in joint conference and the dispute is settled for another year.
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Barre
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Francee
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MR. Presho
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Sportyboy
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Henry A. Sportyboy
H. L. Nuremberg
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Arthur Trainor
May B. Sportboy
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Harry D. Baylor
Hoffman Howe
Rupert L. Ridgeway
Vera Swell
Henry L. Aldridge
Will LB. Good
Robert ‘G. Brantigan
Manville, R. I
Manville Company
Berkeley Mills
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Bostwick
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