Enraged Italians Threaten Damming Dynamiter in Hyde Park
Ephraim Sayres a Hyde Park weaver, intoxicated with the night, hurled a frozen mud filled shoe through a fruit shop window on Norman street triggering a mob scene. Patrolman Wyman intervened. Sayres was detained as Italians surged with threats of vengeance. Sayres was later confined in a cell.
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Sayres
Ephraim Sayres
Hyde Park
Boston
Norman Street
Wyman
Phillipo Gerardi
U-13
Gerardi
Weekend Weather Forecast for Northeast
Fair Saturday and Sunday for New England and eastern New York with diminishing westerly winds.
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Washington
New England
New York
Buller’s Victory Complete at Ladysmith
Dispatch reports British forces under Buller cleared Ladysmith of Boer resistance. The town is described as in terrible plight with most guns captured but ammunition and provisions still to be moved. First wagons bearing supplies reach the besieged area.
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Dewey Arch
Browning, King & Co
Ladysmith
Questio
Samuel L. Powers
New England Telephone and Company
Legislative Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Molineux Wife Denounces Allegations From Sing Sing Case
Blanche C Molineux wife of Roland B Molineux awaiting execution at Sing Sing declares her belief in his innocence and denounces vile insinuations about her husband and her own character She says she was with him in December 1898 and rejects the accusations while awaiting higher court review.
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New York
Blanche C. Molineux
Roland B. Mollineux
Sing Sing
Katherine J. Adams
Brooklyn
Roland B. Molineux
Delayed Store Opening In Jeweller’s Building
Notice states due to delay in securing possession of the Jeweller's Building corner Washington and Bromfield Streets and extended stock transfer, the opening is postponed to Monday next. The firm invites customers to view the largest varied stock of fabrics for gentlemen's wear in the city.
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Jeweller’s
Washington and
Bromfield Streets
Boers in Front of Roberts at Osfontein
Dispatches from Osfontein report Boer burghers 4 miles from the British front with 5000 to 6000 men. London notes Lord Roberts at Osfontein facing a force of 56 000 to 60 000, awaiting better weather and more favorable transport before advancing.
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Roberts
Osfontein
London
Lord Troberts
Paardeberg
Ladysmith
Lord Roberts
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Cornish
Barnet
Boston Post
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Post
Samuel I. Powers
Newton
New England Telephone Company
Powers
Committee On Mercantile Affairs and Acqui
Hall
Cambridge
Joy
Baldwin
Lawrence
Reynolds
Kyle
Willard
Bieller
Porter
Briggs
Montgomery
Dow
Hersey
Varney
J.hayes
Gale
Calmi: Sucess
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Boston Tailoring CO
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Cook
Washington St
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Modder River
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