Hon W C Endicott Dies Suddenly
The long time Suffolk county sheriff John B O Brien dies at 215 Charles street after a brief illness. Death follows changes in office duties with Sheriff O Brien and Special Sheriff Fred H Seavey overseeing routine affairs and medical consultations. Funeral is set for St Joseph s Church with solemn mass and simple arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. O’shea
Blanche O’brien
Mary N. Casey
Lynda Fitzpatrick
Medford
John B. Fitzpatrick
Suffolk County
J. J. Reardon
Massachusetts
St. Joseph's Church
Chambers Street
William Byrne
V. G
Holy Cross Cemetery
Charles Street
Remembering Sheriff O'Brien Longtime City Leader Dies
The article honors Sheriff O'Brien a prominent Grand Army of the Republic member and longtime leader in Catholic and charitable groups. It recalls his roles in St Joseph's parish and various societies, praising his honesty, service, and preparation for office. It notes the legal process for a special sheriff upon a death in office and mentions Sheriff Cush.
Obituary of Sheriff John B O Brien A longtime lawman dies
The long serving sheriff John B O Brien dies after thirty five years in the sheriff office starting as a clerk under John M M Clarke after Civil War service and rising to be sheriff with a solid reputation for integrity. Ex sheriff Clark praised him as prudent and capable, with judge Richardson noting his unsullied character and dependable service to the courts. The article also covers fishing excursion notes and various harbor arrivals and departures.
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Sheriff’s Office
John MM. Clarke
O’brien
John B. O'Brien
St. John
N. B
Phillips School
West End
Charles S. Lincoln
Twenty-fourth
Massachusetts Volunteers
T. G. Stevenson
Charles H. Hooper
Deep Run
O'Brien
Mr. Clark
Sheriff Clark
Sheriff O’brien
General Hancock
Clark
Marloro Street
James B. Richardson
Rum Merrill
Court Street
Shillaber
Merrill
Supposed Body of Genevieve Hickok Found at Wellesley
The body of a woman about 28, identified by a handkerchief bearing the Hickok name, was found in Morse's Pond Wellesley by John Kiley. Medical Examiner Hodgdon ruled death by drowning. Suspected identity linked to Genevieve Hickok a former Wellesley College student whose family resided in Norristown New Jersey and Norwich Connecticut.
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Morse's Pond
Wellesley
John Kiley
Wellesley College
Hickok
Genevieve
Emily Barker
Eliot Cottage
Harriet Hickok
Temple Street
Franklin R. Hickok
Norwich
Conn
Hodgdon
Dedham
Kiley
Morse’s Pond
Bay State Ice Company
George Robbins
Miss Hickok
Norristown
N. J
Wellester
Bryan and Towne in three-party ticket plan discussed
The Chicago conference between Democratic Populistic and Lincoln Republican leaders at the Sherman House framed a probable national ticket titled Bryan and Towne. Charles A Towne of Duluth rose to prominence while Colonel W J Bryan stayed away saying he would not seek the vice presidency and would soon rest at his farm.
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Chicago
the Chronicle
Bryan
Towne
Sherman House
Charles A. Towne
Duluth
Minn
W. J. Bryan
CAPTURE OF WINBURG AIDED BY ROYAL FORCES
Dispatches from Boer War fronts describe General Hamilton advancing from Thabanchu toward Winburg and reports of its capture, though unconfirmed. British left wing under General Hunter presses Warrenton Mooldan Klipham Windsorton with heavy casualties hinted. Vet River action details include Hutton crossing, river bed fighting, multiple guns, and a successful Australian bayonet charge.
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Hamilton
Thabanchu
Winburg
Vet River
Roberts
Hunter
Warrenton
Mooldan
Klipham
Windsorton
Hutton
Pole-Carew
Smaldeel
Spruits
Here
Brandfort
Lucas Meyer
Lord Roberts
Rundle
Davis Pleads for Boers in New York Meeting
Webster Davis former assistant secretary of the interior addressed a New York committee event backing the South African republics. He denounced England as wielding power over the Transvaal and praised Paul Kruger while denouncing Cecil Rhodes. He urged arming Americans to aid the Boers or show clear sympathy with them against British policy.
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New York
Webster Davis
Transvaal
England
Europe
McKinley
Lincoln
Great Britain
Paul Kruger
Cecil Rhodes
Rundle Pursuing Boers Across Thabanchu Chase
General Rundle with the Seventeenth Brigade two batteries and contingents of yeomanry and mounted infantry closed on the Boers at Thabanchu and compelled them to abandon their positions. The yeomanry push a long detour in pursuit. result not yet known.
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Thabanchu
Rundle
Barton Drives Boers at Rooidan in May Action
Warre nton report says General Barton drove 2000 to 3000 Boers from Rooidan where they waited and fought. many dead left on the field. British losses were light. Barton continues pursuit as Windsorton and Klipman evacuate. Paget’s brigade presses the Boer position at Warrenton.
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Marek
Dene Atibe
Raaen
Cade
Cape Town
Kimberley
Mafeking
Hunter
Lord Methuen
Vaal River
Lord Roberts
Lorenzo Mares
Plumer
Sommer
Transvaal
New South Wales Lancers
Waterval
Delagoa Bay
Volksraad
Pretoria
Johannesburg
Shell
Warrenton
Barton
Oe —O
Rooidan
Windsorton
Klipman
Paget
Charlestown Blaze Causes $200 Damage at 92 Warren Street
A fire caused by a defective chimney damaged a three story wooden dwelling at 92 Warren street Charlestown. The building owned by Co L Burns is occupied by Catherine Murnan and Cyrus Clark. Damages estimated at $200.
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Warren Street
Charlestown
Co. L. Burns
Catherine Murnan
Cyrus Clark
Man charged in bicycle theft from Columbus Avenue resident
Michael Connolly of 259 Shawmut Avenue was arrested by Division 5 officers for larceny of a bicycle from George E. Ladd of 39 Columbus Avenue on April 26. The arrest occurred yesterday.
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Michael Connolly
Shawmut Avenue
Division 5
George E. Ladd
Columbus Avenue
Elaborate Coming of Age Ceremonies for Crown Prince William
Elaborate ceremonies marked the coming of age of Prince William, crown prince of Germany, with Emperor William and Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria visiting. The day featured a castle chapel service, a formal oath of fidelity, a White Hall assembly, gun salutes, foreign army congratulatory receptions, and a gala White Hall dinner. The event ended with symbolical services and an impressive chapel scene in the castle.
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Eprlin
William
Germany
Emperor William
Francis Joseph
Austria
Dryunden
Kaiserin
Plettenberg
Garde du Corps
von Bock
Polach
von Buelow
von Metke
Plettenber
Piessen
Ustgarten
White Hall
Hie
Heng
McKinley
Ursday
Themperor
Mr. White
Peror Francis Joseph
Baden
Susie Morris Confesses to Fifth Fire After Home Shelter
Susie Morris, a 13 year old girl, confessed to setting five fires in a home at 20th Street area, using kerosene soaked papers and cracker boxes. Neighbors and school officials defended her character, while her aunt and uncle showed concern for probation and potential guardianship.
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W. S. Steere
Concord Rammar
Post
Alet
Miss Freethey
Susie
Steere
Susie Morris
Oder
Midgeley
Fire Destroyed Medfield Residence and Outbuildings
A 312 story frame house belonging to Charles Warner burned along with a barn and two outbuildings in Medfield. Firefighters arrived at 7 30 but the residence and outbuildings were destroyed with losses around 4000 dollars.
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Charles Warner
Medfield
In the Givis Courts Suffolk Superior Jury Report
In the Givis Courts Suffolk Superior case first jury was..
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Pan
Suffolk
Lawton, J
Legal case index fragment with multiple v claims
An OCR like list shows numerous case captions and docket numbers including Lonergan v Brodderick and Nickerson v Bury ton Jr, Hoxie v Pickett, Cloud v Matteon rder, McQueeney v FH, Parry v Bryne, Sias v Fern, First Nat Bank of Anniston v Col, Stimson v NEB V Tr Co, Gilbert v Molnad, Flahavan v Morgan, Rogers v Schoens tal, Raeuchle v Chant but'hole M Co, Sherman v NY NH&HRR, Waggett v Daniel, Roorou v Lewis, Wiggin v Bedell, Powers v Googam, Aronofsky v Naethanson, Moran v Vann, Black v Lyon, Doyle v Cohen, Goldsmith v Berdwin, Pierce v Allen, Doyle v NY NH&HRR Session Without Jury, May general list with many more entries and scattered names and institutions.
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Rder
McQueeney
Parry
Bryne
Sias
Fern
Nat Bk
Annist
Col
Stimson
NEB
Tr Co
Gilbert
Mol Nad
Flahavan
Mogan
Same
Rogers
Schoens Tal
Raeuchle
Chant But
Hole M Co
Sherman
N_ YNH
HRR
Rantin
Hanno
Waggett
Dan
Roorou
Lewis
Wiggin
Bedell
Powers
Googan
Aronofsky
Naethanson
Moran
Vann
Black
Lyon
Doyle
Cohen
Goldsmith
Berdwin
Pierce
Allen
Ny, Nh&hrr
Malden Tort Suit Against City Over Street Defect
Cambridge jury hears John F. Stack by next friend claim of personal injuries from a Commercial street defect in Malden. Defenses are general. Sprout and Hurd represent the plaintiff Joseph F. Wiggin appears for the city.
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John F. Stack
City of
McGuire
Nash
Martin
Rourke
Bacon
Newton
Boyle
Stewart
Little
Christie
New Atlantic City Express Schedule Listed for Parlor Cars
Special train of parlor cars and vestibuled coaches departs New York at 3 30 p m from Liberty Street and South Ferry 3 20 p m arrives Atlantic City 6 45 p m northbound departs Atlantic City 2 16 p m arrives New York 5 25 p m tickets valid for stop over at Woodward Keywood?
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New York
Liberty Street
South Ferry
Atlantic City
Kewood
Royal Blue Line Tours Advertised From Boston And New York
Travel ads offer escorted trips on the Royal Blue Line with tours from Boston on May 18 and from New York at a low price. Advertised costs include 35 dollars from Boston and 3 dollars from New York with all expenses included. The itinerary is listed at 2/1 Washington street, Bogeton by A. J. Simmons for the N E A.
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Royal Blue Line
Boston
Hate
New York
Washington Street
Bogeton
A. J. Simmons
Amalgamated Copper notices stock transfer book closure
The Amalgamated Copper Company announces stock certificate transfer books for Cony will close Monday May 4 1900 at 6 0 clock p m for the annual meeting to be held June 4 1900 and will reopen Tuesday June 6 1900 at 10 0 a m.
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Amalgamated Copper Company
Broadway New York
Cony
WM. Kock Eveller
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Grand Army of the Republic
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Chickering
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Robert Gray
Daniel Potter
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Bucksport
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Nereid
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Longfellow
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Jeffriesacht Club
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Joseph E. Lewis
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Rockland
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Bryan and Towne
Chicago Chronicle
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Whipple
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Holland
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Notary Public
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Ny, NH
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March
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Lauble
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Whittle Iron Co
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Cambridge
Hardy
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Jersey Central
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Luray, Washington
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Ewerese
Eeeere
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Eclipse
Hoston Consolidated
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