Dual Mrs Arnolds Stir Court Clash In Brooklyn
Horace L Arnold a Brooklyn literary man living at 841 Grand Avenue faces court questions after Marie Arnold from Chicago swears out a warrant for assault following a quarrel. Police seek Arnold at Hicks Street Justice Walsh’s court while the other Mrs Arnold is found at the Grand Avenue home. Arnold, 60, known for scientific writings and poetry as Lucien Arnold, is described as tall and refined.
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Horace L. Arnold
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Grand Avenue
Marie Arnold
Chicago
Arnold
Marie
Justice Walsh
Adams Street
Hicks Street
Lucien Arnold
Boy Struck by Train Near Somerville Dies En Route
Eddie Miller a six year old resident of Partridge street Somerville was hit by a Boston and Maine railroad train near Somerville yesterday afternoon while en route to General Hospital with his guardian. He sustained injuries that are likely fatal.
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Eddie Miller
Partridge Street
Somerville
General Hospital
Eddie
Boston & Maine Railroad
Death at Arlington reservoir identified as Linwood Mayne
Linwood Leslie Mayne of Pittsfield Missouri was identified by cousins Miss Johnson of Charlestown and F. J. Mayne as the Arlington reservoir suicide victim. The 27 year old, unmarried man reportedly left home after a failed effort to improve his situation and, suffering temporary insanity, took his life.
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Arlington Reservoir
Linwood Leslie Mayne
Pittsfield
Johnson
Elm Street
Charlestown
F. J. Mayne
Fire Chiefs Approved for More Leave by Commissioner Russell
Fire Commissioner Russell issues a policy raising district chiefs leave from one day in twelve to one day in eight with immediate effect. On the first of the month the new rule took effect and captains will cover district chiefs during their absence from districts.
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Russell
Providence Bond Sale Totals 1.7 Million to Two Firms
Providence city bonds worth 1.7 million were sold by City Treasurer Granger on May 22 to Kidder and Peabody of Boston for 1.0 million at 113.69 and to the Providence Institution for Savings for 0.2 million at 114.61. About twenty five proposals were received with an average premium of 118.96285.
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Kidder & Peabody
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Providence Institution
Judge Maynard Clears Libel Docket In May Session
Judge Maynard disposed of libel cases in the May session clearing those with decisions reserved. Domini c Maggi vs Augustina was dismissed after testimonies on continence. Crosby vs Alice Broadbent was continued for further consideration. Other rulings favored wives in a few, and custody or alimony was granted in some. Maritime notes report Olivette delays due to strikes and ship repairs, cadets moving stores, and legal actions against crew for assault.
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Dominic Maggi
Augustina
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Fales
Moran
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Walter A. Crosby
Alice E
Broadbent
Walter
Alice
Washington
Joseph H. Broadbent
West End Street Railway
Maynard
Michael Cheney
Dora
Shaller
Annie Shaller
Annie Miller
Wallace
Glowing praise for new 72-ton fishing schooner Mattie D Brundage
Skippers at T wharf acclaim the Gloucester built 72 ton Mattie D Brundage now under Captain Dennis O Neill for fisheries operations. The vessel sails amid a west southwest wind as the Boston Tara Topan arrives with cargo and other ships shift bids for South America and Brazil.
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Mattie D. Brundage
Gloucester
A. D. Storey
Co. W. Brundage
Atlantic Avenue
Dennis O'Neill
Thomas Brundage
Ross McDonald
Boston
Centennial
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Smith & Townsend
W. R. Hutchings
Destero
Corunba Point
Bahia
Brazil
Prince Edward Island
Mary E. Palmer
Louisburg
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Portland
Alicia B. Crosby
Father Murphy Named Pastor at Sacred Heart Middleboro
The Rev Nicholas J Murphy is appointed pastor of the Church of the Sacred Heart Middleboro by Archbishop Williams He has served as curate at St Francis de Sales Charlestown and was senior curate at St Patrick s Roxbury His farewell sermon in Charlestown is Sunday morning and he begins his new duties Monday
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Church of the Sacred Heart
Middleboro
Archbishop Williams
Charlestown
St. Francis de Sales
Father Murphy
St. Patrick’s
Roxbury
James N. Supple
Booth-Tuckers to Tour New England in June
Commander and Mrs Booth-Tucker plan a June 4 arrival in the city over the Consolidated. They will be met at the depot by Salvationists and the Jubilee Band, greetaux at Chipman Hall Tremont Temple 4 to 5 30 pm, then lead a Tremont Temple demonstration at 7 45 pm with Salvationists from across New England. They depart Boston Friday afternoon for New Bedford, where they hold a June 5 evening meeting.
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New Bedford
Drugstore Liquor License Hearing for Kronberger Case
Israel B Kronberger proprietor of a Washington Street drug store faced a Board of Police hearing over a rejected renewal of his sixth class druggist license. Officers testified to improper handling of liquor like ammonia in a whiskey bottle and questioned the store's general reputation, with the matter taken under advisement.
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Lovering Place
Board of Police
Curtis
Foster
Carr
Kronberger
Boston Young Men's Christian Union 45th Anniversary Reception
Wednesday evening the Boston Young Men's Christian Union marks its 45th anniversary with a reception at the Union building 48 Boylston street. The program features Beacon Ladies Orchestral Club Tufts College Glee and Mandolin Clubs Bergmann Orchestra with all departments open to visitors. Exercise in the gymnasium and an exhibition of light class work in Union Hall by Union gymnasium members accompany the event.
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Boylston Street
Beacon Ladies’ Orchestral Club
Tufts College
Bergmann Orchestra
Union Hall
Union Gymnasium
First Big Mackeral Haul Reported by Provincetown
In Cape Cod Bay drag netters last night yielded a strong catch with large mackerel. Large outside boats brought 100 to 415 fish each, while harbor set netters reported only 12 to 24 per boat. The sloop Allen Poole of Gloucester lost its mast near Wood End Light and was towed to harbor by the schooner Gracie Smith.
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Cape Cod Bay
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Gloucester
Wood End
Gracie Smith
City Auditors Club meeting elects officers in Massachusetts
At the ninth semi annual meeting held yesterday at Youngs Hotel twenty cities were represented. Henry Jackson of Fitchburg presided with G F Haskell of Marlboro as secretary. Guest was C F Holyoke former Marlboro city treasurer. Elected officers include President Henry Jackson Vice President Benjamin F Otis and Secretary Treasurer G S Haskell.
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Young’s Hotel
Henry Jackson
Fitchburg
G. 8. Haskell
Marlboro
C. F. Holyoke
Benjamin F. Otis
Newton
G. S. Haskell
Great 91 Summer St. sale slashes prices on all wool suits
A massive bankruptcy sale at 91 Summer Street winds through a vast all wool stock from a famous New York house valued at $275,000. The offer features men described suits from $2.85 to $9.85, with many items priced far below value and a money refund policy after home inspection. Open daily from 8 a.m. with evenings for workers.
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Summer Street
New York House
Prince Albert
NORBY
Dr Moore's Change of Venue Hearing in Manchester
State depositions were taken today before F E Shurtleff in Manchester in the case of Dr J C Moore who seeks a venue change for his stock over issue trial with Union Publishing Co. County officials deputies and witnesses testified for the State while defense depositions were heard in Nashua. Judge Pike will rule tomorrow whether a change of venue is granted. if not, the trial starts next Wednesday in Manchester.
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Concord
J. C. Moore
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Pike
Supreme Court
Missing McFadden Sought After Disappearance in Winthrop
Daniel J. McFadden, a Winthrop real estate man and livery stable keeper, has been missing for ten days. He came to Winthrop a decade ago after serving six years as a clerk for George L. Wadsworth. Fifteen months earlier Wadsworth had him arrested, fined in East Boston court, an appeal followed, and a compromise was reached before McFadden started his own business leasing summer cottages.
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Winthrop
McFadden
Mr. McFadden
George L. Wadsworth
Boston
Ex Senator Wallace Dies in New York
Ex United States Senator William A Wallace of Clearfield Penn died at 7 25 this morning at 170 West Eighty eighth street New York City after months of illness He was a national figure and longtime Pennsylvania Democratic leader whose clashes with Samuel J Randall drew national attention
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United States
William A. Wallace
Clearfield
Penn
West Eighty-eighth Street
Wallace
Pennsylvania
Samuel J. Randall
Mills May Close at Wampa Noag Mills
Mills with 88 000 spindles and over 80 workers may shut down Tuesday to curb production. Directors aim to influence other firms, though many mills already have summer contracts.
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Fall River
Wampanoag Mills
Dentist Ayres Arrested for Unlicensed Tooth Extractions
Arthur B. Ayres, residing at the Hotel Rexford on Bowdoin Street with an office at 120 Tremont Street, was arrested yesterday by Inspectors Kelly and McGarr on charges of pulling teeth without a license from the State Board of Registration in Dentistry.
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Rexford
Bowdoin Street
Tremont Street
Kelly and McGarr
William E Russell Urged as Democratic Nominee by Times
The Times urges ex Governor William E Russell of Massachusetts for the Democratic presidential nomination. It argues he can unite the party, appeal to both mugwumps and regulars, and hold gold-standard states against McKinley, with New Hampshire and New York Democrats signaling broad support.
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Missouri
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Whitney
Muddle solved as Brickett trims Haverhill license board
Mayor Brickett in Haverhill retained I W Titcomb and William L Adams on the License Commission. Herbert B Newton refused the post prompting bids from local Democrats who declined. Titcomb resigns his current two year term. Adams fills vacancy. Titcomb will chair a new six year term.
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Runaway Crash Injures Man on Columbus Avenue
William Melligan of 912 Savoy Street was thrown from a frightened horse on Columbus Avenue near the railroad bridge yesterday at 8 am. He suffered serious head and facial injuries as the horse dashed into George Graham’s carriage before an officer stopped the animal. Melligan was taken to City Hospital.
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Melligan
George Graham
Meligan
City Hospital
Olney and the Baron in Diplomatic Dispute
The exchange between Secretary Olney and Baron von Thielmann over Louis Stern’s Kissingen case was published. Olney condemned the bail forfeiture and the sentence as unjust, while Thielmann denied Olney’s right to criticise German justice and urged communications through Berlin. Olney defended state sovereignty to critique foreign tribunals.
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Baron von Thielmann
United States
Louis Stern
New York
Baron von Thuengen
Kissingen
Stern
Bavaria
Mr. Olney
Germany
Berlin
Carnegie Steel Win Gives Priority to Supply Bills
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Carnegie Steel Company holds priority over second mortgage bondholders for a $3590 supply bill to the New York and New England Railroad. The decision, based on unpaid bills contracted when supplies were furnished, places the burden on purchasers at foreclosure as receivers were discharged. The court retained the lien in favor of Carnegie, affirming the circuit court’s power to grant such priority under the set circumstances.
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New York & New England Railroad Company
Carnegie Steel Company, Limited
Steel Company
Camnegie Company
Circuit Court
Norway High Dominates Maine Interscholastics at Bethel
Bethel Maine May 22 Norway High emerged the strongest at the interscholastic meet as Gould's Academy and Bridgton Potter were absent. Norway won the 100 yard dash half mile bicycle 120 yard hurdles hammer throw high and running broad jumps collecting the most points. Gould's captured the 440 yard dash pole vault half mile run and set league records in hammer throw and half mile bicycle race.
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Massachusetts Pensions List From Washington May 22
May 22 report from Washington lists Massachusetts pension awards including original grants for Alexander Burnett Chicopee Falls John B Lyon Spencer and others restoration for Thomas Carey Salem renewal and increase for Warren Allen Chicopee Falls and John Daley Waltham increases for William Lynch Boston and Thomas Caffrey Stockbridge reissue for Alexander McDonnell Lowell and widows Ellen Burnett Annie Thompson Mary E Oliver Catherine Stanton and others including Catherine Corrigan among recipients in Chicopee Falls Boston Malden Athol Lynn and Roslindale.
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Chicopee Falls
John B. Lyon
Spencer
John Leonard
Lowell
Henry Shipley
Westfield
Thomas Carey
Salem
Warren Allen
John Daley
Waltham
William P. Lynch
Boston
Thomas Caffrey
Stockbridge
Alexander McDonnell
Ellen Burnett
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Mary E. Oliver
Malden
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Athol
Burnham E. Pevear
Lynn
Catherine Corrigan
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