Diverse items from East Tawas to Nebraska headlined
A collage of short notes reports varied topics from liquor licenses in East Tawas to a 80 000 flouring mill planned in Los Angeles and a bear killed on Del Sur Mountain. It mentions Topeka literacy, Santa Barbara bears, Portland strawberries, and a rogue pair of boys in Stockton torturing pigs.
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Topeka
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Fred Hildreth
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Stettin
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Kansas Board of Agriculture
E. W. Schofield
Weston
Norwich
Schofield
Coming Appointments in New England for Pillsbury
Special Despatch to the Boston Post from Washington on May 21 reports Mr. Collins acted as a neutral messenger for New England Democrats. He forwarded candidates for posts, refused to bias specific choices, and advised only when asked. Pillsbury’s name was presented as the sole candidate he believed would be good. Cleveland remains advised by Collins, with appointments expected to favor New England Democrats and figures like Butler Saltonstall Thompson and O Brien likely for key offices.
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Collins
Massachusetts
Maine
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Hathaway
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Pillsbury
Salem
Endicott
New England
Cleveland
Peter Butler
Saltonstall
Charles P. Thompson
Geo. M. Stearns
Thompson
B. F. Peach
Lynn
Pensions
Coveney
Democratic State Committee
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Strange
Ward 20
Fire Department
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Ward 9
Patrick Maguire
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Dolphin
F Gardiner Journal
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John A. Logan
United States Senate
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Melrose
John C. Black
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Trader Tea Company
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Eustis
Pillsbury Named Custodian of Public Buildings in Boston
The secretary of the treasury designates Hon. Eben F. Pillsbury as custodian of public buildings in Boston, succeeding Mr. Kennard of the sub treasury in that city.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Eben F. Pillsbury
Boston
Kennard
Reforms Proposed for Enlisted Navy Men
Commodore Schley proposes a naval training school with a 35 year age limit for entrants. About 20 have been admitted, first class to be about 40. He also plans retirements after 30 years at three fourths pay to encourage long service. He advocates closing the naval asylum in Philadelphia and using proceeds to fund retirement and treasury needs.
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Naval Training School
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Naval Asylum
Philadelphia
Important Treasury Appointments and Transfers
The secretary of the treasury appoints H A Whitney T L Deland C F Lewis M M Ogden and W C Joy to inspect United States notes and securities in the bureau of engraving and printing during the Burrill Graves transfer. Graves to Graves replacement now slated and Whelpley to become assistant treasurer with Whitney as cashier on June 1. Opposition forms over Albany penitentiary convict labor and costs.
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W. C. Joy
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United States
Bureau
T. W. Burrill
E. O. Graves
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Graves
C. L. Whelpley
Four Year Old Lizzie Attempts to Kill Baby Sister
In Port Jefferson a four year old girl Lizzie Lewis fatally wounds her infant sister with a knife while the mother is away. The 6 year old boy Henry witnessed the attack and the bleeding child was rushed to aid. Lizzie has shown long hatred for the baby and said she should be cut up.
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Port Jefferson
L. C
Port Jefferson Harbor
Madison Lewis
Lewis
Lizzie
Henry
California Drama P Q. A Boston boy stage hit in Providence
A Boston bred writer H M Downing presents P. Q. A One Night in the Sierras at Providence opera house with J W Lonergan star. The four act melodrama follows miners in 1853 Sierra Nevada, with Bill Barker the villain and a救 scene of discovery and rescue. The plot twists through card games, a hanging near miss, and a dramatic finale as Nugget Crazy Jack reveal kinship and Barker ends his life. Secretary Whitney probes Mare Island wasteful repairs and orders a naval board of investigation.
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Sierras
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Providence Opera House
J. W. Lonergan
Sierra Nevada
Bill Barker
Seymour
Villian
Nuegegeit
Tim Brown
Barker Brothers
Crazy Jack
Nugget
P. Q
Bill
Yale juniors chosen for Skull and Bones and Scroll and Key
Yale announces senior society elections with Skull and Bones selections led by Samuel Bremner of Boxford and Philip Stewart of Middlebury among others. Scroll and Key names include William Brown and Robert Appleton with a wide list of peers from New York to Detroit.
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Robert Appleton
New York City
Thomas Darling
Wilkesbarre
Henry T. Nason
Troy
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Henry S. Ames
St. Louis
Francis R. Cooley
Hartford
Thomas G. Waterman
Detroit, Mich
Henry D. Shelden
Detroit
Mich
Austin Colgate
Orange, N. J
Portland Rogues Arraigned Over Hotel Jewelry Theft
N W Howland and J E Miller, each with aliases, were arraigned in Portland police court for stealing 425 in jewelry and cash from a City hotel room. Held in 1000 each, Howland known as Bouquet Bill, a forger and thief recently released from Toronto after 10 years. Miller, a seasoned con man, was arrested after discarding a pocketbook with blank checks. Detective True of Hallowell led the case.
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N. W. Howland
J. E. Miller
City
Howland
Rogues’ Gallery
Miller
Indictments Filed Against Railroad For Sunday Trains
Springfield mass May 21 the grand jury of stampden county found two indictments against the Boston and Albany Railroad company for running trains on Sunday on complaint by Homer Merriam and others. One alleges trains on April 19 and 26 the other says the company are habitual sabbath breakers and profaners of the lord's day. A summons will be served on a leading official to appear in court during the term.
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Mass
Stampden County
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
Homer Merriam
Pittsburgh Conference Averts General Strike Talks Continue
Pittsburg May 21 Notwithstanding no signs of retreat from manufacturers or iron workers a general strike will be averted. Discussion through the press since the conference has opened a path to a compromise and another meeting is likely next week to settle concessions for an amicable settlement.
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Simmons Charged With Embezzlement In Brockton
Nelson Simmons, 35, Brockton agent for Whittemore Woodbury Co. of Boston, was arrested on a Boston warrant for embezzlement. He allegedly collected money owed to the firm and used it for himself and has been released on bail.
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Nelson
Simmons
Whittemore, Woodbury & Co
Boston
Marshal Tower
Indictment Returned Against Achilles Onofri for Charlotta Cook Murder
Philadelphia May 21 Grand jury returned a true bill of indictment against Achilles Onofri charging him with murder in the beating death of Charlotta Cook on May 11. He was brought from prison, stood in the dock unrepresented until Judge Mitchell assigned counsel. Onofri trembled and appeared to cry during arraignment.
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Achilles Onofri
Charlotta Cook
Soen
Mitchell
Onofri
Tragic Shooting in Pitysburg Ends in Double Suicide
In Pitysburg on May 21, 16 year old Frank Babbet killed 4 year old Lizzie Lippech at her home then shot at Mrs Jenna who escaped unharmed. He then killed himself, dying beside the child's body. No motive is known.
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Frank Babbet
Lizzie Lippech
Jenna
Declarations in Three Lowell Syndicate Suits Filed
Declarations in three suits against the Erie Telephone and Telegraph and related stock purchases were filed in Lowell Massachusetts. The plaintiffs allege fraud by William A. Ingham acting for the syndicate who promised bottom prices and future market gains for Erie and Southwestern shares and caused the plaintiffs to invest large sums. They claim the stocks were worth far less than stated and seek repayment with interest and damages.
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Telephone Syndicate
Messrs. Bennett and Tibbetts
Erie Telephone and Telegraph Company
Sherman
Southwestern
William A. Ingham
Iank
Mr. Ingham
Smarl
Senate panel backs federal rail rates watchdog plan
New York May 20 The senate committee and interstate commerce resumed sessions at the Fifth Avenue hotel. Simon Sterne urged a national commission with judicial functions to regulate railroad business and shield the public from extortion and discriminatory rates. He called for annual corporate reports and criminal penalties for rate discrimination. He also pressed protecting great water routes and safeguarding their interests.
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Senate Committee
Interstate Commerce
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Simon Sterne
Sterne
Poisoned cream cakes in Meriden small outbreak
In Meriden Connecticut on May 21 a number of families were poisoned after eating cream cakes. Victims include Meg A T Randall and wife, three Bowman children, Chester Lombra and wife, Lombra sister and daughter. Several are gravely ill and fatal risks are feared. A local baker made the cakes and will have them analyzed. Separately James Cassidy was fatally injured when a grindstone burst at Meriden cutlery works.
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Meg. A. T. Randall
Episcopal
Robert Bowman
Chester Lombra
James Cassidy
Meriden Cutlery Works
Window Glass Makers to Meet in Pittsburg on Gas Wages
Pittsburg May 21 The national executive committee of the Window Glass Manufacturers association will convene Monday to study natural gas use and approve a new wage scale. Two scales will be adopted one for plants using natural gas and one for other fuels. A general reduction in workforce is planned across all but one factory in the association.
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Window Glass Manufacturers’ Association
Medically Noted Swelling and Oral Ulceration Findings
At the May 17 consultation swelling under the jaw on the right increased with indurated glands fixed to adjacent tissues and neck infiltration. Jaw rigidity limited mouth opening and throat examination. uvular area showed ulceration at the base of the tongue extended backward with an elevated border. Local conditions remained unchanged at the following Wednesday exam.
Gladstone-Prep arations for War Across Europe Alarmed
London reports allege Russia shapes detentions at Alexandria and Aden while negotiations for peace stall. Markets drop on fears of Russia, with Finland gulf batteries and gun carriage orders rising. Afghan forces move from Candahar to Herat as railways near Mutch. Cabinet rumors of Irish acts and budget reforms swirl amid naval mobilizations.
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Gulf of Finland
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Irish land purchase bill and Gladstone remarks
London reports outline an Irish land purchase bill allowing three fourths government advance with a landlord remainder. Gladstone warned time is inopportune to explain renewal grounds for crimes act and declined to say if measures in Ireland will be coercive. Also noted are Isere statue cargo departure to New York, Emperor William’s cold, and cholera deaths in Marseilles with Victor Hugo’s worsening condition.
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Marseilles
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Bank Teller Van Gelder Absconds With 33000 In New York
New York reports Union National Bank teller John A. Van Gelder absconded with 33000, charged to profit and loss. Bank’s actual surplus stands at 800000. Wife and children left destitute. President Male blames depositor passbook carelessness. Also Juries in Schwab riot case discharged after deadlock. Brooklyn youth William Geies dies after rat poison intently taken. Hartford teen Thomas Haysell fled to Brooklyn and awaits return.
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Union National Bank
van Gelder
Justus Schwab
Wm. Geies
Brooklyn
Bej
Thomas Haysell
Hartford
Belows Falls Burglary Case Ends in Jury Impasse
In Windsor the Belows Falls post office burglary case against Scott and Selfridge ended with a hung jury after a prior Burlington trial. They were discharged and immediately charged with skipping a hotel bill and held for tomorrow’s hearing.
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Scott and Selfridge
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Robert Fitton
the Commercial Union
North British
Phenix and Guardian Insurance Companies
England
Cambridgeport
Fitton
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Exgre Hotel
Charlestown
N. H
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Bell patents case and trust receiver sought in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on May 21 a bill in equity was filed in the U S circuit court by American Bell Telephone company of Massachusetts and Pennsylvania Telephone company against John A Weaver of York pa alleging infringement of Bell patents and furnishing telephones for use. Separately counsel for Boston Safe Deposit and Trust company filed a bill against American Rapid Telegraph company asking appointment of a receiver to take charge of its property.
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Bell
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Seventeen Dead in Cincinnati Printing House Fire
A devastating blaze at Sullivan's printing works on Sixth Street Cincinnati claimed 17 lives including eight or more women who leaped from the fifth story. Fire started by a benzine can in the second floor press room, trapping workers as the elevator shaft fed the flames. Heroic efforts by employees and neighbors saved some, but the disaster left many bodies on the fifth floor and inside the building.
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Mamie Shepherd
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Dollie
Punton
Mary Beentrim
Charles Brown
Fannie Jones
Orthwisseel & Co
the Ledger Postal News Company
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J. R. Kingsley
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Wisby
Joby Sullivan
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Schroeder
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Covington
Lizzie
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Meins
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Fire incidents and losses reported in multiple cities
In Boston and Vicinity patrolmen report extinguished blazes at North street and Hull street with modest damages. Lewiston, Natick, Pensacola, and Whatcom report large fires caused by incendiaries, destroying buildings and stock with losses ranging from thousands to forty thousand dollars, insured values noted.
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Two Men Arrested After Robbery In Freight Car
Fred Emmons of Saccarrappa, about 60, sought police help after two men robbed him of 24 dollars in a freight car near the Eastern depot. The assailants, Michael Mc Ginty and Walter McGrath, were arrested and will face court tomorrow morning. McGinty is known to authorities as an old offender.
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Fred Emmons
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Michael McGinty
Walter McGrath
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Blair statue unveiled in Forest Park ceremony
In St. Louis on May 21 a bronze statue of Gen. F. P. Blair was unveiled before more than 10,000 people in Forest Park. The ceremony featured Mrs Christine Graham, Blair's daughter, unveiling the statue and an oration on Blair's life.
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Arraignment in Roxbury Court for Fire-set Attempt
Patrick Harney of 23 Mindoro street was arraigned in Roxbury court on Thursday charged with attempting to set fire to 25 Prentiss street on the morning of May 12. Testimony was given by officers of the police department.
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Metropolitan Police Bill discussed at city council meeting
The common council debated the metropolitan police bill funding city treasury and heard views from Ward 8 25 13 and 6 members. A motion to postpone failed 22 to 42 and the order passed 42 to 21.
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Lynching of Albert Guest after fatal shot in New Straitsville
In New Straitsville a quarrel ended with Marshal Aner fatally shot by Albert Guest. A stray bullet also mortally wounded a boy. Guest was arrested but 200 masked men mobbed the jail and lynched him.
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Northern Pacific Holds Talks on Oregon Navigation Lease
In New York on May 21 the Northern Pacific directors met to discuss a potential lease of the Oregon Navigation Co to the Northern and Union Pacific roads. No definite agreement emerged from the session.
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House Reports on Bills and Amendments
The Judiciary reports include a bill requiring notice of betterment assessments to be given to the charged party and a draft to address limited partnerships. Other items favor passage or inexpedient to further legislate on wooden flues, explosive compounds, and the Delta Psi charter at Williams College. Finance items note clerical help in Middlesex probate and an extra $10,000 appropriation for the Massachusetts reformatory.
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Funeral services for Leander Wetherell at Boston residence
Funeral services for Leander Wetherell, who compiled Boston markets for the Post and wrote Farm and Garden for the Weekly Post, were held privately at his No 31 Allen Street home. Attended by relatives and a few close friends, representatives from the Boston Liberal Club and New England Horticultural Society spoke, with Rev. A A Miner delivering remarks on Wetherell's mind, knowledge, and philosophy. The service closed with prayer and the body to be taken to Ware, Massachusetts for burial.
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Burst Water Tank Floods Harvard Medical School Roof Scene
A large tank holding thousands of gallons on the Harvard Medical School roof on Boylston Street ruptured early Thursday morning. The north side of the building flooded to the basement, damaging walls ceilings floors and equipment. Loss likely far exceeds hundreds of dollars. Had the tank been on the library side, damages would have been greater to costly instruments museum and specimens.
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Officers Elected at National Board of Five Underwriters Meeting
New York May 21 The National board of five underwriters elected D A Heald as president D W C Skilton as vice president John L Thompson as secretary J S Parish as treasurer and named an executive committee including J N Dunham G A Van Alen F W Arnold and R D Alliger. David Adel and H T Devine were chosen to fill vacancies on the committee.
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G. A. van Alen
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Five Deaths in Paris Roads Disease Outbreak
A strange disease broke out in Paris Roads on the Panhandle road near Pittsburg. In one family five deaths occurred and the mother is insane. About ten others are ill with eight more sick. Local doctors refused care and Steubenville physicians are now attending. The illness spreads rapidly and all cases prove fatal.
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Severe storm wards off roofs in Winnipeg area
A heavy cyclone moved over Winnipeg outskirts this afternoon heading eastward. Roofs were blown off several houses and a few people were injured but no fatalities were reported. A similar storm was observed southwest of the city traveling in the same direction.
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