Phinney on Trial in Desperate Shine Shooting
In Superior Criminal Court Judge Fessenden oversaw two dramatic scenes. Edward J. Phinney spoke in defense about the Aug. 19 shooting of Edward M. Shine in South Boston, while the court confronted a loaded revolver brought as evidence. Phinney, a boy, claimed self defense and emphasized his sick mother amid tense testimony from Shine’s family. The session focused on Phinney’s narrative and the weapon’s handling, with emotional reactions from Shine’s relatives and a contested record entry about a fee memo.
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Fessenden
Superior Criminal Court
Shine
Bhs
Young Ney
Aoe Angney
Phinndy
Orb
Phinney
de Pont
Drisoner
Tenes
Population figures for Glasgow London and Liverpool
The report lists population totals with Glasgow at 607,148, London at 4,321,462, and Liverpool at 617,116. The figures appear from a historical census or statistical source, reflecting city populations in the era.
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Glasgow
London
Laverpes
Liverpool
Lowell Labor Losses Amid Streetwide Mill Shutdowns
A Lowell canvass shows over half a million dollars lost to workers this season from shutdowns across mills and departments. Individual mills report losses from two to twelve weeks, totaling about $518,300, with many smaller concerns also shut or reducing wages by roughly seven percent.
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Lowell
Merrimack
Lawrence
Brussels
Appleton
Tremont and
Suffolk
Hamilton
Faulkner’s
Pickering’s
Pilling’s
Callins’s Mills
Mohair Plush Company
Howard Knitting Company
Stott Bros
Stewart Loses Wis Suit in Hilton Case
New York November 2 Judge Daly dismissed Alexander Stewart's suit against Henry Hilton after the plaintiff rested his case.
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Stewart
New York
Daly
Alexander Stewart
Henry Hilton
De Pachmann Delivers Brilliant Chopin Recital at Chickering Hall
Yesterday afternoon at Chickering Hall Mr De Pachmann offered the final Chopin recital of the series to a full house. The performance opened with Allegro de Concert, eliciting strong enthusiasm, and his Nocturne was rendered with poetical depth. After the concert he satisfied the audience with three encores and enjoyed evident pleasure from his eccentricities. The review notes marked improvement over the second recital and hopes for future appearances due to artistic and financial success.
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Chickering Hall
de Pachmann
Reed Fluster as House Stalemate Blocks Tariff Talks
Washington nov 2 the rules committee reports adjournment at 3 pm tomorrow and the House votes 157 to 29 to adjourn while Ways and Means sits during adjournment to prepare a tariff bill amid a stalemate. Reed attacks the plan as improper as members scramble for quorum calls and delayed voting.
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Washington
Committee On Rules
House
Catchings
Dem
Miss
Committee On
Congress
Reed
Rep
Committee On Ways and Means
Ways and Means
Ilaon
Dem. W. Va
Compromise Accepts Amendment as House Advances
The filing and publication of the bill proceeded with possible earlier dates. Mr Wilson signified willingness to accept the amendment, removing contention. Republicans agreed to vote to restore quorum, and the resolution as amended by Mr Reed passed. Mr Catchings moved to table his adjournment vote, and the House adjourned at 8 60.
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Mallory
Dem
Florida
Tracey
Reed
Maine
Messrs
Joy
Rep
Causey
Del
Lisle
Funston
Kan
Wilson
House
Catchings
Printing of Suess pamphlet translation debated in Senate
In Washington the Senate printed for use of the chamber the Vienna edition of Edouard Suess The Future of Silver after Voorhees urged its value. Stewart and Hill sparred over silver’s future as the Senate also handles a bill for free coinage and Chinese expulsion act extension. The House adjourned after a concurrent resolution and an executive session.
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Washington
Senate
Voorhees
Dem
Ind
Vienna
Edouard Suess
Finance Committee
Hill
N. Y
Nevada
Stewart
Rep
Nev
New York
Mr. Stewart
Committee On Finance
Sea Islands
House
Gorman
Committee On Appropriations
Davis
Minn
Gilchrist & Co Cloaks and Reefer Jackets Sale
Gilchrist and Co presents reefer jackets half lined in beaver and cheviot with large sleeves and new backs. Beaver jackets, plaited papa, full sleeves, pearl buttons. other cheviot and diagonal reefers. Prices range from 5 to 20 dollars. Plush snoques and seal plush sapques offered in various sizes, with limited daily availability.
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Cheviot Reef
Convict Tucker Freed From State Prison After Pardon
William H. Tucker, a 44 year old former head cook at Charlestown Prison, was released after Governor Russell granted a pardon. His brother George A. Tucker helped secure the release by confessing to the crime and aiding in Tucker’s plea. Both men faced multiple indictments for larceny and related offenses with sentences previously imposed in Essex County and Cambridge courthouses.
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William H. Tucker
Bridges
Tucker
Russell
State House
Lovering
Mr. Lovering
Warden Bridges
Freeman
George A. Tucker
William
Charlestown
W. H. Tucker
George P. Elliott
F. W. Marlon
Charles T. Johnson
Sherman
Essex County Superior Court
Jee
Andover
George
Cambridge
Fire in Amesbury destroys house and outbuildings
In Amesbury on November 2, B A Goodwin’s house barn and fifteen tons of hay along with carriages were burned this afternoon. Loss estimated at 6000 dollars with partial insurance. Cause listed as incendiary.
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Amesbury
B. A. Goodwin
Fitchburg Welcomes Governor Candidate Russell in Massive Meeting
In Fitchburg crowds estimated 1200 to 1600 gathered at City Hall to hear Democratic candidate John Russell speak. Russell defended tariff revisions, praised state business, and argued for shifting McKinley era indirect taxes back to the people while noting Congress and the President had eliminated currency and silver issues from the campaign.
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Fitchburg
Coolidge
Ashburnham
Leander Sprague
John J. Sheehan
H. H. Lyons
Mr. Russell
Russell
T. H. Mann
Fitchburg Mall
Mann
James Slade
Quincy
Congress
Massachusetts
New England
Democratic Party
United States
James Madison
Alexander Hamilton
Along the Water Front Seafaring News and Local Happenings
Mr. Dimock reports Maine sardine facts after a month away with sparse landings and high prices. The Yarmouth sails its final run of the season, Boston plans two weekly trips, and several seiners are wintered. H. W. Longfellow streams a Gloucester schooner wreck fix, while Victory's cook is lost overboard off Rhode Island. Columbus statue placement at the Chamber of Commerce site is proposed for an appropriate curbside view.
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Mr. Dimock
Boston Fish Bureau
Maine
Yarmouth
Yarmouth Steamship Company
Boston
Andrew Burnham
Charlotte
Effie T. Kemp
Roulette
H. W. Longfellow
Gloucester
Stonington
Fred Wonson
Victory
Rhode Island
Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Rhode Island Senator Resigns From Bristol Bank Firm
Providence reports Senator Joshua Wilbour resigns from the Bristol banking firm Wilbour, Jackson & Co where he has been a Republican leader for years. The resignation follows a troubled period linked to his mixed finances and public scrutiny of his career.
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Providence
Joshua Wilbour
Bristol
Wilbour, Jackson & Co
Boston's Female Detectives Highlighted in Sunday Post
A feature in the Sunday Post profiles numerous Boston women serving as detectives, detailing their investigative work, notable cases, and the role of women in policing within the city.
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Boston
The
Sunday Post
Turkish Ambassador Quits Gaiety Over Sultan Parody
London reports that the Turkish ambassador to Great Britain walked out of the Gaiety burlesque Don Juan after the Sultan character mocked Turkey. Protests to Lord Rosebery led to censorship and a tightened performance with all Turkish references barred.
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London
Gaiety Theatre
Don Juan
Great Britain
Constantinople
Turkey
Lord Rosebery
England
Cher
George Edwards
Labor union notes filed with wage action plans
Longshoremen's Union met last night dispersing 60 for sick benefits and admitting six new members. Waters' Union at 699 Washington Street admitted six new members. Lathers' Protective Union voted eight hour day to start next Monday and Baldwin Sylvester's Roxbury shop pledged to hire only union men. Machinists' Union No. 204 reported 10 percent wage action in shops. Kansas City Armour Packing strike reported, none of its products to be handled. Tin, Sheet Iron and Cornice workers to hold mass meeting at Wells Memorial Building next Sunday.
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Longshoremen's Union
W.aters
Washington Street
Lathers’ Protective Union
Baldwin & Sylvester's
Roxbury
Machinists’ Union No
Kansas City
Armour Packing Company
Wells Memorial Building
Keeley Treatment Credited With Wide Use Across Institutions
The Keeley treatment claims to have cured 150000 people of inebriety and morphine habit and is reportedly used by the U S government in National Soldiers Homes by Colorado county commissioners and by judges in many states. For information or inquiries contact A C Dow Manager at 88 Tremont Street Boston regarding Keeley institutes in Providence Lexington Haverhill Springfield Worcester or North Adams.
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United States
Colorado
Keeley Institutes
Providence
Lexington
Haverhill
Springfield
Worcester
North Adams
A. C. Dow
Managey
Wia Tremont Street
Boston
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