Postal thieves in Keene break scene at South Keene post office
In Keene New Hampshire March 29 the South Keene post office was burglarized during the night. All mail was stolen though money and stamp drawers remained untouched. The thieves then moved to a nearby schoolhouse where mail was opened and envelopes and wrappings left behind.
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Keene
N. H
South Keene
Two Open Letters Urge Women to Aid in Need
SPECIAL TO OUR LADY READERS from Little Falls Minnesota on May 11 1894 describes a sufferer needing aid. The writer reports severe pains in the womb sides back and neck with accompanying backache and ear discomfort seeking assistance and relief.
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Little Falls
Minn
Tam
Flash crook linked to Pierce associate in coat theft dispute
Thomas R. Maddox 21 living at 10 Ashland street was stabbed just below the heart yesterday around 8 pm by Herbert McDonald 27, now in custody at Station 3 charged with assault with a knife. Maddox, wounded two inches deep, is in dangerous condition at Massachusetts General Hospital. McDonald claims self defense. Police report McDonald, once from Detroit, had ties to a larceny case tied to William H. Pierce, Maddox’s roommate. A pawn ticket found in the wagon suggests a stolen bicycle.
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Thomas R. Maddox
Ashland Street
Herbert McDonald
Maddox
Massachusetts General Hospital
McDonald
Station 3
Leverett Street
Wescott
Ahearn
Boothby
Station 1
William H. Pierce
House of Correction
Burnett
Station 2
Detroit
Mich
Charles E Hale Dentist Fills Teeth at Tremont Corner
Charles E Hale D D S located at 74 Boylstam Street near Tremont fills teeth in a routine dental visit. The brief notice notes his practice and address with concise professional context.
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Charles E. Hale
Boylstam Street
Tremont
Engineer Saves Flyer In Station Siding Collision
New London Conn March 29 A misplaced switch at the station sent the east bound flyer at 610 onto a siding where a locomotive and freight cars stood The engineer saw a collision was inevitable applied brakes and reversed his engine preventing damage beyond disabling the engines
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New London
Conn
Russell Manufacturing considers move to Southern sites
Middletown Connecticut March 29 The Russell Manufacturing Company with 1200 workers weighs offers from several Southern cities to relocate its operations. Benefits touted include free factory size tax relief for ten years cheap coal cotton and labor. Company opposes annexation of South Farms to the city and warns higher taxes would make competing with Southern makers impossible due to wages and freight costs.
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Middletown
Conn
Russell Manufacturing Company
South Farms
Death of Captain Frank Lin Nye in Sandwich
Captain Frank Lin Nye, a Sand wich resident and early Boston and Sandwich Glass Works employee, died this afternoon at age ninety one. He remained active and mentally sharp, was a Methodist Church member, and is survived by his widow, three daughters and a son.
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Sandwich
Franklin Nye
Boston & Sandwich Glass Works
Methodist Church
Autonomy urged for Alberta district in northwest
March 29 The Dominion government has received representations from the district of Alberta in the northwest territories urging autonomy for the district. Alberta covers 105,000 square miles with a claimed population of 40,000, the report states.
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Ottawa
Ont
Dominion
Alberta
Northwest Territories
Territories
Lottery dispute sparks Chinatown tensions in Boston
Moy Loy a Boston Celestial leader linked to two Harrison avenue gambling dens faces trial as Chin Kung Gu and others testify about a seven number lottery claim. Prosecution cites rival family enmity from Chins and Moys with potential plan to drive Loy out. Community factions and court actions unfold as witnesses recount operations at Fat Wah and Lung Hi Company.
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Chin Kung Gu
Harrison Avenue
Moy
Chin
Moy Loy
Moy Doi
Moy Ni Ding
Moys
Fat Wah
Lung Hi Company
Chin Ti
Oxford Street
Chinatown
Boston
Chins
Kees
Lees
Watch and Ward Society
Mongolia
San Francisco
New York
May Loy
May Company
A Tough Customer and a Cable Car Accident
Radbourn recalls Harvard football player struck by a cable car today. Chesney asks about injuries. Radbourn confirms serious damage and says the car was towed to the repair yard.
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Radbourn
Harvard
Waterbury Agent reports cruel neglect of farm animals
William M. Gillette of the Connecticut Humane Society found two starved oxen six thin pigs and a nearly unwalkable horse on a Mountaindale farm owned by C A Ward five miles north of Waterbury. The Rudges cared for the animals. Ward faces arrest warrant and is in New York.
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Waterbury
Conn
William M. Gillette
Connecticut Humane Society
Mountaindale
Here
C. A. Ward
W. M. Rudge
Rudges
Gillette
Ward
Mill Plain
New York
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