Mrs Bonine Refuses to Sign Confession in Ayres Case
Washington May 21 The typed confession of Mrs Bonine for killing James Ayres at Hotel Kemoré was shown to her to sworn as she was not under oath when she spoke yesterday She refused to sign an affidavit The coroner's jury found Ayres died in a conflict with Mrs Bonine and she was held for the grand jury Witnesses testified about room voices and lights but Miss Minas disputed Bonine's confession The suspect was removed to the city jail.
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Washington
James
Ayres
Hotel Keamoré
Ayteb
Lailu
Ida Henri Bonirie
Mise Minas
Horn and
Weden
Miss Minas
Police
Asa Morse
Morse
Charles James
Fred Jones
Charles Bullock
Levi Hawkins
Bullock
T.A
Philip F. Murphy
Langdon W. Moore
Kid” Leary
Ed” Rice
Mystery of Cambridgeport Bank Wreck Still Unsolved
Police pursue a robbery theory after a midnight blast ripped the Cam bridgeport National Bank wall injuring cashier William Roaf and damaging the stairway area. Officials, witnesses, and bankers review the scene as detectives search for motive and suspects amid lingering mystery.
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Cambridgeport
Peruna touted as cure for sore throat in ad letters
An advertisement from The Peruna Medicine Co. praises Peruna as a grand tonic and cure for catarrh and sore throat. It includes testimonials from Charles D. Smyth of Angel’s Camp California and claims of universal efficacy for catarrhal diseases with an offer of a free book on catarrh.
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Peruna ‘Medicine Co
Columbus,c
R. C. Defe
Charles
Smyth
Perina
Charles D. Smyth
Angel's Camp
Cal
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
No License for Bennett Faces Cambridge Veto
Cambridge government sessions end with Mayor Dickinson vetoing a junk collector license for Barrett Bennett after Harvard College opposition. The Council later votes 15 to 4 to concur the board’s order. An ordinance to raise the minimum water rate also passes for city land near Cambridge Field.
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Cambridge
Dickinson
Barnet Bennett
Harvard
College
Barrett Bennett
Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Cambridge Field
Committee On Water Supply
Ae Weick
Collins Team Arrives in Detroit for Tomorrow's Battle
Manager Collins and his players reached Detroit in good form after not playing since Friday. Stahl will miss tomorrow's game, with Young or Lewis set to pitch. Veville, released by Detroit, travels with Boston for a trial. Kellum McKean and Jones stay home and may be released when cuts are made.
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Detroit
Mich
Collins
Detroits
Stahl
Young
Lewis
Veville
Boston
Kellum
McKean
Jones
Saloon Passengers Sail from Hoosac for Queenstown on New England
A large group of saloon passengers depart Hoosac Dock for Charlestown and Queenstown aboard the Dominion line steamer New England at 1:30 PM. The list includes numerous Bancrofts Blands Bolles Durgin Mitchell Page Pierce and many others.
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Hoosac
G. H. Bland
Bland
Allan Bland
Dora Bland
Glendolan Bland
Court K. Bolles
Bolles
J. Ft. R. Bower
H. L. Clark
Clark
EF. A. Cotton
John G. Cordingly
Kr. W. Dagtt
W. G. Dean
George Devoll
Norman Dodd
Donoghoe
F. Downer
Fred Downer
Alice M. Dudley
William B. Durgin
Fleming H. Revell
Revell
Ing. Revell, Jr
M. Lynolds
A Hardoon
Charlotte H. Rich
J. P. Robertson
Robertson
Re . Fox
Dean F. Funk
D. Graham
J. BH. Gregory
John C. Greene
Erbert Gresh
Daniel P. Griswold
Griswold
Alice Gordon Gulick
Gries Gulick
James Haggaert
Gesti Fke Haley
Hartley D. Harper
Nel
Khard H. Haskell
B. Hawes
Henry
Walter Hillier
Ias
M. H. Holmes
Charles A. Howland
Martin Hughes
Mabel Jewett
H. R. Vet
Mason Winehrop
W. F. Wernt
Orrington
Dee Morr
Mrs Bertha S Amadon Dead in New Haven Society
Mrs Bertha S Amadon died after a brief illness at her home on Meeting House Hill. She was a well known figure in social circles and had lived in the area for many years. Her death was announced by family and local friends.
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Bertha S. Amadon
Howse Hill
Massachusetts Legislators Reunite in Joint Convention
A reunion of ex Massachusetts legislators from 1880s gathers notables including former Speaker Noyes, Henry Sprague, John R. Thayer, Joseph H. Walker, and Joseph H. O’Neil. Speakers honor Noyes while recalling the era as a model for future legislatures.
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Walcott
Henry Cabot Lodge
Allen
Porto Rico
Massachusetts
Noyes
Senate
Henry H. Sprague
Joseph H. Walker
Gray Bagie
Worcester
Congress
John R
Commonwealth
House
George A. Marden
Walker
National House of Relatives
R. Ayer
Tee
Thayer
National House
Akers
Sprague
Mar@en
James A.mcgeough
Gimes
D. W. Waldron
Joseph Fr. O'Neil
Gure Ee
Glines
Mazer
Femervila
United States
Ae A ¥. B. Jefferson
Governor's Council
C. Roel
Hastings
Bocce Deere Pheamteen
John R. Thayer
Aldron
Soley Secures Three Aldermanic Wins in Chelsea Meeting
Alderman Soley of Chelsea saw three measures pass at last night's Board of Aldermen session. He blocked a wagon stand license for Hyman Klivansky, denied a common victualler license for Mrs. Catherine McQueeney, and limited junk licenses with adjusted caps for collectors and stores. The mayor's vetoes on street improvement appropriations were overridden with Guild the sole vote to sustain the mayor.
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Alderman Soley
Chelsea
Board of Aldermen
Catherine McQueeney
Hyman Klivansky
Mia
McQueeney
Klivansky
Soley
Alderman Williams
Kitvancky
Knowle
Galllac
Alderman Driscoll
Alderman Seley
Ayor Gould
Spruce
Maverick
Watts Streets
Guild
St Patrick's Parish Retreat Led by Rev Joseph V. Tracy
The annual jubilee retreat for men of St Patrick's parish Roxbury under Holy Name Society auspices begins this evening and runs through the weekend. Rev Joseph V Tracy, noted scripture expounder and parish director, leads the sessions with education from local institutions.
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St. Patrick's Perth
Roxbury
Holy Name Society
Jo¢eeph
Cestan
Tracy
Boston College
Troy Seminary
Whist Party Aids Consumptives' Home Held at Dorchester
A successful whist party for the Consumptives' Home took place at Mrs. William Boren's Dorchester residence. Fourteen tables competed for six prizes. First prizes went to Miss Emma Lynch and Mr. E W Isty, with runners up Miss Nellie Walsh Jane Mary McDonald Belle Stratton and Belle Lynch. The event featured entertainment provided by Mary D.
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William Boren
Stonehurst Street
Dorches
Smma Lynch
E. W.isty
Nellie Walsh
Jae Mary McDonald
Belle Stratton
Belle Lynch
S Mary
Coroner Probes Maine Horror in Shirley Deaths
Monson Maine May 21 Coroner jury probes the murder and arson deaths of Wesley J Allen his wife and daughter at Shirley. Witnesses include Telis Smith Ida Smith and Deputy Sheriff Dearth with testimony on Lambert and the blood stained earth and human hairs. The inquest resumes at nine oclock tomorrow for a verdict.
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Emerson
Lessor Robinson
Bowdoin College
Ajlen
Proeseor Robinson
Man Found Dead on Steps at 277 Western Avenue
A laborer named Jeremiah Hogan was found dead on the steps of a house at 277 Western Avenue around 9 o clock last night. Heart failure is the probable cause. The body was removed by Undertaker Tinkham after the scene was found.
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Jeremiah Hogan
Wena
Hhe House
Western Avenue
Aer Oe
Nour
Tinkham
Mrs McKinley Gains Speed in San Francisco Visit
President McKinley, amid Mrs McKinley’s rapid recovery, reviews about 50 000 school children in San Francisco. Crowds line Van Ness Avenue as the presidential party travels to the presidio. A reception with Knights Templars is planned if health holds.
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San Francisco
McKinley
Jackson
Market
Jackson Street
California
Sacramento
Okamey
Presidio
Cronin Allegedly Drugged at Woodlawn Station Find
Newton officials report a man named Daniel Cronin 26 claimed disability and navy service at Portsmouth. He was found at Woodlawn station after being picked up Sunday night by station men with no clear explanation of his arrival.
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Newton
Mass
Newton Hospital
Daniel Cronin
Portsmouth
Woodlawn
Boston & Albany Railroad
Fifty second anniversary of the Children's Mission observed
The Fifty second Anniversary of the Children's Mission to the Destitute will be held in Artinseas by Church, daytime and afternoon events include reports on the past year, addresses by Mrs Alice Palmer Cambridge James Bella Jet Church Boston Rev John Rayderr Wensley Hillis Rev J Worsley, with Harvard Quartet singing and a recital for children and families.
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Artinseas
Wapwasd
Secre
Alice
Freemee Palmer
Cambridge
Jamen Bella
Jet Church
Boston
John Rayderr
Wensley Hillis
J. Worsley
Harvard
Misserrs
Orgenis
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James S. Ayres
Cambridgeport National Bank
William F. Roaf
Walter Davis
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Roaf
Dwyer
Cloyes
Inspector Murray
Lafayette Square
Bane
Cashier
Cambridgheport National Bank
Texas
Hotel Wellington
Washington, D. C
CONG
R. C. Degraffenreid
Longview
Bennett
Mbridge
McLean
New England
Myers “Boom
Pirk Boys’ Home
ST. Patrick’s Parish
Coeeeres
Maine
Mrs. Mkinley
Cronin
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