Lowell Stabbing Leaves Man Critical In Unprovoked Attack
Joseph Frederic Therien of 642 Market street is in critical condition at St Johns Hospital after a knife wound to the abdomen. Police say a Greek youth named Damien Carrigen of Fenwick street stabbed him and was identified by Therien. another Greek companion was arrested. Officers secured an interpreter for Therien to give his deposition before surgery as the case develops. Therien works in a wood yard while the assailants labor in a Lawrence mill. The police fear the incident may become a murder case as inquiries proceed.
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Lowell
Joseph Frederic Therien
Market Street
St. John’s Hospital
Damien Carrigen
Fenwick Street
Davis
Therien
Chaput
Lawrence Mill
Deserters Return to Work Amid Geneva Mill Turmoil
About 200 Atlantic mill operatives and eight Geneva mill weavers began returning to work. Geneva mill owner Maurice Uiman shut down after six weavers worked Saturday and two more were to work today. A crowd taunted workers with scab chants while police protected the mill. No noon trouble, but tensions remain high for tomorrow morning.
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Providence
Atlantic Mill
Geneva Mill
Geneva
Maurice Uiman
Kimber Seeks Wife Missing Since Early Morning Abduction Claim
Lynn May 20 William H Kimber colored seeks help of police to find his wife Lizzie F Kimber they were married eight years ago. He says her brother persuaded her to leave with their three children ages six three and three months. The mother reportedly left the home early today and is not returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Wlliam H. Kimber
Lizzie F
Kimber
Man Falls From Tree Injures Leg At Malden Kindergarten
Malden report says James F. McGovern of Woburn was sent to climb a tree by the Gypsy Moth Commission at the kindergarten. About fifteen feet up he slipped and fell, suffering a broken leg and general shaking up.
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Malden
James F. McGovern
Chestnut Street
Woburn
Gypsy Moth Commission
Collector Walter Goddard Returns from England with Legacy
Walter Goddard collector of customs at Bridgeport arrived home from England after claiming a $36,000 legacy left to him by a relative. The move completes a personal financial gain connected to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Walter Goddard
England
Roof Collapse Kills Several In Norwalk Depot Job
In South Norwalk Connecticut contractor Miner D Randall and several carpenters were injured when a suspended roof section on a new New York New Haven and Hartford depot project was struck by a Danbury division freight train. The crash toppled scaffolding and buried workers. Randall was found unconscious and several others hurt. An inquiry was started to determine fault and the dispatcher’s instructions.
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South Norwalk
Conn
D. Randall
East Norwalk
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Randall
Danbury
Danbury & Norfolk
Wilson Point
Railroad Place
Funeral for John P. Hilton Held in Malden
Funeral services for the late John P. Hilton were held this afternoon in Malden with a large turnout of friends and business associates. Delegations from several lodges and orders tied to the deceased attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
John P. Hilton
Carnival Opens in Gardiner With Governor Attending
The Gardiner carnival opened today drawing a large crowd including the Governor and several state officials. The coliseum decorations are elaborate and the goods on display are described as very fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
Nude in Art Suspects Held on Obscenity Charge
A. P. Davidson of No 7 Waterstreet and David Marvin a can vasser were arrested by Inspector Dugan on a warrant for obscene books possession and for sale exhibition and circulation. They were brought to the Municipal Court and bound over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Davidson
No. 7
Waterstreet
David Marvin
Dugan
Hypnotism Run Riot In Huntington Village
In Huntington near Middletown Connecticut a hypnotism craze drew crowds to a public hall where Professor Corne showcased powers. Authorities fined offenders and a schoolhouse two miles away remained active with hypnotism meetings despite the crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
Huntington
Corne
Swedenborg
Rumor of Rosebery Resignation Circles Commons
London May 2 A rumor passed through the House of Commons lobbies that Prime Minister Lord Rosebery had resigned. Liberal leaders deny any knowledge of such action and say no resignation is in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Lord Rosebery
Liberal Party
Funeral of James W. Lovering at Cambridge home
The funeral for James W. Lovering former Mt. Auburn Cemetery superintendent was held yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock at his residence 228 Brattle Street Cambridge Massachusetts Friends attended to pay respects to the late civic figure and cemetery official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Lovering
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Brattle Street
Cambridge
Father Dolan Starts Crusade Against Illegal Liquor
In Newton, Father Dolan of the Church of Our Lady has begun a crusade against illegal liquor dealers in the Nonantum district. A petition signed by over 100 names was presented to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen asking immediate action to stop open sales in defiance of law. The petition was referred to the police committee.
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Newton
Father Dolan
Church of Our Lady
Nonantum
Police Committee
Picturesque Boston Man Arrested on Forged Order Charge
William Williams, 21, of 44 Union Park street, arrested by Inspector Estes on a warrant for uttering a forged order. He allegedly obtained copies of Picturesque Boston worth 25 in September on an order purportedly signed by King and Goddard of 64 Pearl street, with a forged signature. He will be arraigned in the Municipal Court today.
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William Williams
Union Park Street
Estes
Williams
Boston
King & Goddard
Pearl Street
Careen
Munic
Church near North Cambridge votes to extend call to Hall
At the Massachusetts Avenue Universalist Church in North Cambridge last evening the congregation voted to extend a call to Frank O. Hall of Lowell to become pastor. The vote was about two thirds of those present and did not reach unanimity.
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Massachusetts Avenue Universalist Church
North Cambridge
Frank O. Hall
Lowell
Mr. Hall
Brewer Trial Opens in Lynn Shooting Death Case
Salem May 20 The trial of Annie A M Brewer will begin this week in the Superior Criminal Court for a December shooting at her Bond street Lynn home that caused the death of Gideon W Lattimer Jr The incident occurred in Lynn and will be heard in court this week by the prosecutors and defense.
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Salem
Annie A. M. Brewer
Gideon W. Lattimer, Jr
Bondstreet
Lynn
Superior Criminal Court
James Jennings Severely Wounds Foot While Cutting Wood
Newton reports James Jennings, 27, sustained a severe cut to his right instep while cutting wood this afternoon. He was taken to the hospital for treatment.
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Newton
James Jennings
Parker House hosts regular Cay meeting with Young Lawyer talk
The Parker House hosted a regular cay meeting where Mr. John W. Cor cores spoke on the topic of Young Lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker House
John W. Corcores
Health and family kept in good health by simple method
Mrs. E. A. Hewett of 157 Lawrence Street Lawrence Massachusetts writes us May 13 1895 praising the method she used to stay healthy with her large family of eight children. She says the evening paper contains the statement she made over a year ago about maintaining good health easily and satisfactorily.
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E. A. Hewett
Lawrence St
Lawrence
Mass
Dana's Sarsaparilla Claim Prompts Community Inquiry
A crowd of more than twenty approached the speaker requesting confirmation of a remarkable claim about Dana's Sarsaparilla. The speaker reaffirmed that Dana's is his best friend and unmatched as a family medicine and blood purifier, noting it keeps everyone well.
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Dana
Carlisle on Free Coinage in Covington Garden Speech
Secretary Carlisle draws 3000 in Central Garden Covington in a mixed audience urging full investigation of silver coinage. He argues for preserving the existing standard while allowing limited silver as legal tender and notes past acts shaping U S monetary policy and public debt power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Central Garden
Covington
Carlisle
Kentucky
Queen
Newport
California
United States
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Wingren Discharged in Paulson Murder Case
Peter Wingren, charged with killing Nils Paulson, was discharged by Judge Reed as evidence failed to justify holding him for the grand jury. The crowded court heard testimony identifying the drowned man as Paulson and a check from Paulson to Wingren.
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Brockton
Peter Wingren
Nils Paulson
Reed
Paulson
Bixby
Wingren
Weather forecast for New England region May outlook
May 20 forecast from Air Washington. Maine reports fair skies with southerly winds. New Hampshire and Vermont bring partly cloudy conditions with northerly winds. Massachusetts sees fair skies and cooler temperatures in the far eastern portion with variable winds. Rhode Island and Connecticut expect partly cloudy weather with southerly winds turning variable.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Dan Creedon and Jop Dunfee fight ends in second round
Dick O'Brien of Lewiston and Kid McCoy of Indianapolis staged twenty five lively rounds for a draw before the Suffolk Club in the Armory on West Newton street. McCoy showed reach and defense while O'Brien pressed hard, the crowd packed, with rounds described up to the sixteenth and beyond in a lengthy report.
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Dick O’brien
Lewiston
Kid" McCoy
Indianapolis
Suffolk Club
Armory Building
West Newton Street
Maine
O’brien
McCoy
Ned McAvoy
Billy Smith
Professor Kelly
Mike Sears
Jack McGee
Ed Binney
Paddy Fenton
Jimmy Lannon
Dan Murphy
Daly
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Mass. Clothing Co
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Men
Amice
West End
Boaton
Joseph Therien
His
Eascade
Browning, King & Go
Washington Street
Gor, Maseland
Norwalk
C.H. Robinson & CO
Washington S
StrhtAd
Bugs
Banzazo & Co
Cobb, Aldrich & Co
Columbia
Hillbay's
Washington and Kneeland Sts
Jordan
Nature
Avon ST
Bedford St
Brussels
Rosebery
Fall River
Children’s Home
Borden
Greene
Lattimer
Jud
Corcoran
John G. Carlisle
Dan Creedon
Jop Dunfee
Maher
O'Brien
Mac
Paine Furniture CO
Canal Street
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