Weisser Arrest Prompts Boston Hebrew Quarter Stir
Samuel Weisser proprietor of a Salem Street restaurant fled before arrest after allegations of multiple marriages. His wife from New York arrived with a child and claimed three prior unions. A young woman named Miss Fanny Getzner denied marriage and said she was just a partner. Weisser was later taken from a train at North Union station to the Tombs as Mrs. Weisser planned suit.
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Salem Street
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Louis Fisher
Gilsom
Lexington
Mase
Wolfe
England
the Post
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Fanny Getzner
Irish Tone and Scenes on Boston Harbor Steamer Trip
A Boston Harbor excursion drew crowds as the steamer toured from quarantine station to Nahant and Nantasket Beach then back to the city arriving around 4 pm. An Irish music program featured songs such as God Save Ireland and The Minstrel Boy along with Irish dances. O Dono van Rossa of New York read a self written poem from prison. President Keating and other officials were aboard with Rev. Father Byrne of Indiana slated as a new national delegate.
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Nantasket Beach
Ireland
O’donovan Rossa
New York
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Indiana
Boers Aid Allegation Endorsed by Hibernians Official
A member of the Ancient Order of Hibernians said the order and supporters aided the Boers with about a million dollars during the recent war against England. National Treasurer Moran of Washington, in charge of the funds, virtually confirmed the claim though he would not discuss it further.
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England
Quincy House
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Washington
New Mill to Be Organized by Workingmen in Fall River
The American Cotton Company with a 1 000 000 capital will be organized tomorrow in Fall River. Key incorporators include Congressman William S Greene and Arthur E Phillips, with leaders from the five large textile unions as directors. The mill aims to produce fine cotton cloth and will issue 40 000 shares.
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American Cotton Company
William 8. Greene
Arthur E. Phillips
Joseph G. Jackson
James Tansey
James Whitehead
John McCarthy
Thomas O'Donnel
Boers Aid Fund Raised by A O H Members Across Nations
The article describes a wartime voluntary fund started by the A O H order led by Louis Va to aid the Boers. Members at home and abroad contributed, with a total surpassing a million dollars sent to the national treasurer in Washington for dispatch to allied fronts, including Canada.
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South African Republic
Louis Va
Washington
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Canada
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Panin lecture on Bible structure cited in sheltering affair
In Syracuse Ivan Panin discusses the Bible's numerical structure amid questions about Mrs. Genevieve Jennison's death. He recalls sheltering her for safety, denies hypnotism, and notes her later conversion to Christianity as her husband mourns and public scrutiny continues.
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Syracuse
Genevieve Jennison
Natick
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Relief steamer Quito sails for Bombay with corn
The famine relief steamer Quito leaves New York for Bombay India carrying 200000 bushels of corn. The cargo comes from people of all denominations across the United States. The Kansas-India European committee and Mennonites contribute bushels, and officials hope the voyage completes in forty days.
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City Hall Appointments Expand Deputy Electon Staff
Frederic Faton of Ward was named deputy election commissioner by the Board at Mayor Hart’s request along with Matthew F. Foley, a longtime department clerk. The trio now comprises three deputies earning 800 annually each. A slate of registrars was also appointed, replacing one removed, with pay about 150 to 180 yearly.
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Board of Election Commissioners
Hart
Matthew F. Foley
Ohn E. Sughrue
James B. O'Reilly
J. Frank Crowley
John J. Cappelle
William S. Tolman
Allan H. Farnham
Henry Earle
Thomas F. Doherty
T. J. Callahan
Panther Oppeleererien
Paul D. Otrtrae
City Record Discontinued by Mayor Hart
The City Record the official Quincy government weekly newspaper is ordered discontinued by Mayor Hart. It had little popularity with officials or the public and never contained information not already printed by daily papers.
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Quincy
Hart
116 Water Department Workers Discharged
Yesterday 116 water department employees were discharged. Most were hires under water commissioner John R. Murphy. Exclusions include Eugene B. Sullivan superintendent of Charlestown and East Boston districts and Michael H. McCafferty foreman. Discharged workers were mechanics and laborers.
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John R. Murphy
Eugene 8. Sullivan
Charlestown
East Boston
Michael H. McCafferty
Murphy
Sullivan
Or Hart
Mr. Sullivan
Board of Strategy
No Council Quorum Delays City Session
The Common Council failed to convene as fewer than a quorum answered roll call. No meeting proceeded while three members responded late, leaving the council unable to conduct official business.
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Pennan
Dinner honors Roger Wolcott Jr with college reminiscences
Roger Wolcott Jr entertained a group of college friends at a formal dinner. After-dinner exercises featured college reminiscences and a few war stories.
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Roger Wolcott, JR
Oger Wolcott, Jr
Colle
Young
Fish Market Receives New Haddock and Cod Sales
Dozen arrivals at T wharf provide 150000 pounds of haddock sold at 1.25 to 1.50 per pound and large cod at 1.40 to 1.50 while small cod fetches 70 cents to 1 per hundredweight. News arrives of the sinking of the Iolani off San Francisco after collision with Argus. crew saved and landed at Astoria. The Iolani was the Thurland Castle built in Belfast. The local sugar trade fleet and various steamers, yachts, and cargoes are noted along with harbor activity and port plans.
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Harland & Wolff
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Camperdown
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Congress Street Bridge
Lynn
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Shipping News Mini Almanac May Almanac Observations
The page lists arrivals and clearances of ships and schooners in May, detailing vessels such as Oscar II Olsen Yarmouth Smith Santuit Tre mont City of Gloucester Ella Jennie Swan hilda Frank Ira Menawa Nettie Cushing christ Clara A Comee Hattie 8 Collins Herbert Perkins Amelia F Cobb tugs Nottingham Underwinter Winslow Nutty and Oley Pray Coffin among others. It records arrivals from Progreso Yarmouth Bangor Grand Manan St John Bath Rockport Mt. Desert Ipswich and New York with barges and cargoes, and steamers Cleared include Farringford Oscar N Domain Spas Philadelphia and others.
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Gilchrist
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Well
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Collins
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Perkins
Mass
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New York
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In the Civil Courts First Jury Session Case List
Suffolk Superior Court releases a long list of civil actions across multiple dockets and parties. The document enumerates numerous v Snow, Whipple, Perkins, Hoag, Cordley, Kelley, Quigley, Witte, Fitzgerald, Darrow, Powers, Boston Loan Co, Gleason, Lappen, Hoey, Johnson, Adams, McDonald, Gregory, Coyle, Cahill, Murtagh, Ryan, Hurley, Hall, Lubin, Cook, Wallace, White, Cam erino, Cahill, and many others with various defendants and cross claims, set for first and second jury sessions, including a special list for March.
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Coyle
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Ryan
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Hurley
Lubin
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Upham
Cook
Roughan
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Newton City seeks land for Commonwealth Avenue project
In two Middlesex Superior Court cases, Francis W. Becon petitions to reduce a land assessment from 7054 to 4800 for taking land for Commonwealth avenue construction with Geston Snow and Saltonstall for petitioner. W S Slocum for the city. Leo F. Martin, by next friend, sues Peter I. Rourke for damages from an alleged assault. verdict for plaintiff at 100 with D H Coakley for plaintiff and H H Winslow for defendant.
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