Marm Kelley Fires At Michael Elwood In Dorchester Greenhouse
Margaret Marm Kelley 32, well known locally for frequent disputes, fired a 32 caliber revolver at Michael Elwood, 30, after a long history of neighborly tensions. The first shot missed, the second did minor damage. Elwood restrained her until police, bail set at 500 dollars, arrived. Kelley denies shooting.
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Margaret Kelley
Michael Elwood
Kelleys
Marm
Kelley
Elwood
Station 11
T. F. Lavey
M. Sullivan
Michael Rehill
Peter Glenn
Brewers at Banquet Highlight 3800 Members in Toasts
A 32nd United States Brewers' Association banquet at Vendome hall drew about 3800 members. Ellis Wainwright of St. Louis presided as speeches honored the United States, Massachusetts, the press, the city of Boston, the Association, and the ladies. Officers named include Henry Clausen Jr of New York, Leo Ernest of Chicago, James Liebman of Brooklyn, Edward Rueter of Boston, Louis Heintz of New York, Albert Lackman of Cincinnati, and F H Gophbet of Baltimore. Next meeting set for Chicago.
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United States Brewers’ Association
Association
Ellis Wainwright
St. Louis
United States
Jank E. Orcutt
Revenue
Massachusetts
General Taylor
The
Globe
Boston
Corporation Counse Babson
Maxif Kramer
Henry Clausen, Jr
New York City
Leo Ernest
Chicago
James Liebman
Brooklyn N. Y
Edward Rueter
Louis J. Heintz
New York
Albert Lackman
Cincinnati
F. H. Gophbet
Baltimore
Anna Dickinson sue v Republicans over unpaid lecture bill
New York May 26 Judge Truax dismissed Miss Anna Dickinson's suit against the Republican national committee finding the contract illegal. Dickinson vows a new action, claiming $12,000 plus expenses after a campaign in Pennsylvania. Clarkson Dudley testified about promised pay and honor pledges, with transfers and contingencies described.
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New York
Truax
Supreme Court
Anna Dickinson
Republican National Committee
Miss Dickinson
Pennsylvania
Humphrey
Mr. Clarkson
National Committee
Clarkson
Dickinson
Colonel Dudley
Harrison
Geary
West
Atchison's Offer Fair, Times Says London Cable
The Times commends the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway for cabling the income bond conversion details to London and admits the offer is a fair one.
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London
The
Times This
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Lincoln Town Hall Dedication Celebrates 150th Anniversary
Lincoln holds dedication of the new Town Hall funded by the late George F Bemis and marks the towns 150th anniversary. Notables from nearby towns attend as concerts and speeches honor founders Flint Tarbell Bemis Sherman Wheeler Farrar families. The event features Ogden Codman presiding, a 100-voice chorus, and a Philharmonic Quintet Club performance.
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Lancoln
George F. Bemis
Lincoln
New Hall
Ogden Codman
Philharmonic Quintet Club of
Boston
Lavelle
Cyrus Chapin
H. . Richardson
New
Flint
Tarbell
Bemis
Sherman
Wheeler
Farrar
E. Irving Smith, Esq
Waltham
E. Rockwood Sloan
Caren Codman
George Henry Flint
Philharmonic Quintet Club
Alice Hutchinson
Edwin C. Woodman
F. W. Breed
Lynn
E. R. Hoar
Concord
W. Fiske
Weston
Leonard Weston
George Fennis
Tallapoosa Bank Shenanigans Stir Alabama Town
The Merchants and Miners Bank of Tallapoosa Alabama nears reopening amid a rift among officers. Vice president Spencer cites wrongful imprisonment and accuses two directors of acts undermining the bank as stockholders elect new directors to fight to save the bank. The circular explains scrip dividends, stock value, and cautions holders about cash redemptions and address changes.
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Atlanta
Merchants and Miners’ Bank of
Spencer
Tam
David Quackinbush
M. A. Green
The Big Octopus in Georgia Alabama Investment Scheme
A stockholder letter to the Boston Post condemns the Georgia Alabama Investment and Development Company as a fraudulent scheme that lured citizens with circulars. The writer cites misrepresentation and insufficient value returned to investors, noting widespread inquiries from worried stockholders.
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Georgia-Alabama Investment and Development Company
Georgia-Alabama Investment Company
pubMt
Boston
Granite Cutters Denounce False Letter In Union Meeting
The Granite Cutters' Union met at 16 Howard Street to denounce a Wednesday letter from the New England Granite Cutters' Association as false. They vowed to hold out, claim the letter was a ruse, and urged workers not to be deceived. The clothing pressmen won their dispute with contractors, with wage demands granted and no reprisals for strikers.
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Granite Cutters’ Union
Howard Street
New England
Granite Cutters’ Association
Pressmen’s Union
Annie Clarke Benefit Brings Boston to The Museum Stage
A large Boston audience filled the Museum for a testimonial to actress Annie M. Clarke. The program featured top performers, including Charles Barron, William Seymour, Harry Davenport, and Miss Clarke, with generous ovations for Clarke and a gold ornament presented in thanks.
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Annie M. Clarke
Boston
Charles Barron
William Seymour
Harry Davenport
James Burrows
Edward Wade
Mary Shaw
Fanny Addison
Evelyn Campbell
Marion Manola
Antony and Cleopatra
George W. Wilson
Marie Jansen
Gilbert
John B. Mason
Miss Clarke
Grace Atwell
Henry E. Dixey
Don Casar de Bazan
Alexander Salvini
Lon Brine
Museum
Eben Plympton
E. L. Davenport
George C. Boniface
Charles S. Abbe
Junius B. Booth
Olive Homans
Miss Pendleton
Marie Burress
Ida Glenn
Mary Robson
Mary Hebron
Peg Woffington
Mr. Burrows
Peg
Messrs
H. S. Russell
Henry Lee
F. L. Ames
B. F. Stevens
E. D. Jordan
B. A. Atkinson
O. W. Holmes, Jr
R.G. Shaw
A. Shuman
Edward E. Rose
Plans for Boston Post balloon event spark grand displays
The Boston Post balloon preparations grow with more gifts and weight needs. James Allen & Sons, veteran aeronauts, plan a safe launch early Monday in Worcester with five tons of ballast, rope rings, and police guards.
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Boston Post
Osgood & Co
James Allen & Sons
James Allen, Sr
Memorial Day Discount Offers Across Various Firms
A long list of businesses presents rewards and coupons in a Post promotion. Items include shoe orders, sewing machines, furniture, cigars, meat, bicycles, liquor, pianos, and more. Several offers require specific payment or time limits, with discounts and prizes linked to presenting the Post’s Memorial Day red, white and blue edition.
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R. B. Grover & Co
Emerson Shoe
New Home Sewing Machine Company
Bay State Carner and Furniture Company
Finn & Kelley
Joseph P. Boyce Company
Irwin
Arthur H. Atwood
William H. Zinn
Dickens
John P. Lovell Arms Company
McKenney & Waterbury
Henry Norcross
C. T. Mooar Shoe Company
Estabrook & Eaton
North Packing and Provision Company
Osgood & Co
Tannhauser
F. Carey
W. H. Duddy
H. D. van Norden
Allston
Roslindale
E. Woodward & Co
Gilbert
Thomas O’callaghan & Co
S. F. Petts & Co
Petts
A. P. Bush & Co
Bush
J. B. Barnaby & Co
Post
Columbia Fair and Excursion Company
Mayors Message on City Finances Sparks Street Row
Boston mayor N Matthews warns funds are exhausted for incidental expenses and cannot fund new orders without council action. Norris rebuts, accusing the mayor of insults and deception while clashes over Burrage's political caucus ban drive a heated council meeting to a 32 31 vote.
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Matthews
Norris
City of
Boston
City Hall
City Council
N. Matthews, Jr
South Boston
Heath Street
Dean
Ward 15
Flynn
Park Commissioners
Burrage
Ward 21
Pope
Mr. Norris
Graham
Milton Cup Contest at Irvington Oval June 14
The B A A all round competition for the Milton Cup will be held at Irvington Oval on June 14. Several events may change due to qualification marks with the mile walk likely to be dropped.
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Richard S. Milton
Irvington Oval
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Marm” Kelley
Dorchester
Anna
Dudley
Atchison's
London Times
Wees Enting
New Post
the Post
Johnson
Sala Druggista
Lb. Johnson & CO
Beaton
Ustralian
Wilson Bros
Taylor
Fort Gates
Fla
J. Monroe
Jackson
Wakefield
Mass
Jacob Jackson
Tallapoosa
Merchants & Miners’ Bank
Linden Street
Magnolia
Gordon Streets
J. H. Rinard
L. J. Bush
Providence
R. L
Co. A. Norton
the Big Octopus
Norton
N. E. Granite Association
Annie Clarke
Charles Dickson
Incog
B. W. Bass
Columbia Theatre
T. B. Lothian
Lothian
Henry B. Harris
Family Circle
T. Adamowski
Pops
Music Hall
Mr. Allen
Dom Pedro
James Allen
Barrington
R. I
Professor King
Wilmington
Del
King
Worcester
Rhode Island
Yorktown
Richmond
Brazil
Paraguay
Im Eror
Montpelier
Dedham
Albany Sts
Boston Veterinary Hospital
Edward C. Beckell
Daniel D. Lee
Wilbert Soule
Shoeing Forge
Tremont
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