President McKinley Visits Los Angeles Welcome Reception
The President and Mrs. McKinley arrived in California and were greeted by Governor Gage and local officials in the San Bernardino Valley. Crowds showered flowers as the presidential party toured to the Van Nuys Hotel and later attended a reception at the Woman's Club. They dined at Bivouac with General Otis and spent the night there.
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Los .Angeles
Cal
California
Gage
California Conco
San Bernardino Valley
Lome
McKinley
Contrett
Redlands
Los Angeles
van Nuyes
Nash
Ohio
Woman's Club
Harrison Gray Otis
Doubt over Murray bullet in Grogan case persists
The trial continued with experts debating the Murray bullet found in Grogan. Witnesses testified on bullet behavior, mushrooming, and impact, while a government analyst described tests and a partial base cut of the 32 center fire projectile.
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Grogan
Dimon
Murray
Harry Proctor
Weiser
Proctor
A. I
Lowell
United States Cartridge Company
Pop Concert Draws Large Audiences at Ayconbpar Hall
Tonight's program promises an especially fine concert as Max Zach's attractive grammes perform amid awaiting themes echoing through the spacious corridors. Large attendance fills the hall with attentive listeners.
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Max Zach
Girl in the Case Heard for Parsons in Court
The trial recounts police warnings to Parsons, witness testimonies from Sadie Ross and others, with Parsons questioned on his statements after warnings. Observers note Mrs Parsons awaiting testimony, and the courtroom crowd includes many women.
Defence Case Details Testimony In Parsons Trial
A 12 year old girl Sadie Ross testified for Henry E. Parsons at Charlestown Neck trial, recounting a nickel request for a ride on a merry go round and a later eventful walk toward the wharf. Parsons described his past use of firearms and defended the shooting incident as self defense against Hammond after a sequence of confrontations and attempts to trip him near Tufts wharf.
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Lovell
Lee
Cowboy
McGeough
Parsons
Bell
Don
Conboy
Frederick J. Lee
Rufus H
Sabine
Malcolm McLeod
Sadie Ross
McLeod
Adie
Byhie
Havin
Drysdale
Henry E. Parsons
William T. Hammond
Charlestown Neck
Sughrue
Sadie
Ross
District Attorney's Office
Charle's
Jall
City Square
Iehi
Dwyer
Bunker Hill
Somerville
Charlestown
Tufts Wharf
Rufus H. Sabine
Waren Drysdale
Hammond
Massachusetts
Burglars Steal Silver From Mann Home in Waltham
In Waltham on May 8 thieves entered the home of Frank Mann heir to the Butterick estate and stole solid silver items while leaving heavy plated ware. The burglars also opened candy boxes and ate several treats in the dining room.
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Waltham
Frank Mann
Butterick
Boston Voting Machine Bill Prompts Senate-Led Stormy Session
In the State House amid charges of improper influence, Representative Lydon asserts $700 was offered for twenty votes to pass a Boston voting machine bill. The bill was reconsidered and passed to engrossment after a heated session with Speaker Myers fining two gavels. City election officials and Mayor Hart deny involvement as Lydon details alleged room assignments and stock offers connected to the measure.
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Boston
State House
House of Representatives
Wilbur F. Adams
Committee On Election Laws
House
Myers
Lydon
Ward 13
Post
Mr. Lydon
Old Court House
City Hall
MacCartney
Rockland
Saunders
Loomasney
McNary
Lomasney
Senate
Crane
Ward 8
Loydon
Gee McRiary
Hart
School House Commission
M. J. Lydon
Melancthon W. Burled
Election Board
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Gaston “Murray
J. E. Burns
Burns
Smith & Wesson
William H. Weiser
Greater
Washburn
Washington Street
Olath Bove
New York
Mierses
Roberts, Haskell & Co
Walker Street
Anata Aweine
Thevic
Lep
Ny Hy
Seaico
WNLG
Ough
Oxford
Boon
Washington St
Hayward Place
Little Sadie Ross
Little Sadie
Yestery
Defence
Mr. Frank Mann
Candy Eaton
William Campbell
Messenger Campbell
Chickering
Joseph P. Lomasney
Liashinaten
HUB Mfc. CO
Washington
Berry Manager
Kakatin
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