Amusing Letter Reveals White Will Case Testimony
In Nashua New Hampshire on November 6 the tenth day of the White will contest featured Rev Dr Cyrus Richardson and Walter A Lovering on the stand. Documentary evidence included twenty one letters with one read from White to his wife signed Your gradiloquent boy.
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Nashua
N. H
Cyrus Richardson
Walter A. Lovering
Buster
Mr. White
White
Richardson
New Church
White Chapel
London
Poison in the Coffee Sets Off Rochester Inquiry
In Rochester New York on November 6 authorities report the death of Mrs Eva Kunder at 34 Jay Street from irritant poison believed to be in coffee. All Kunder family members suffer effects as district attorney leads investigation into the mother's death.
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Rochester
N. Y
Eva Kunder
Jay Street
Kunder
Salvation Oil and Best Siniment Promotion
Eveny advertises Salvation Oil for 25 nts and markets Best Siniment as the leading product in the market.
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Eveny
Croker Ill Rumor Circulates City and Nation
The report that Richard Croker is dead spreads from New York to California though doctors say he has only a cold and stomach trouble from overwork. He remains at the Murray Hill Hotel and plans a Virginia trip once he recovers. Clergymen Edward Bradley and Louis Halfman died this morning aged 79 and 63 respectively.
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New York
Richard Croker
San Francisco
Virginia
Murray Hill
Tammany Hall
William F. Fluhrer
Mr. Croker
John C. Sheehan
Nathan Straus
Andrew Freeman
Murray Hill Hotel
Croker
Ev. Edward Bradley
St. Agnes Protestant Episcopal Chapel
Ninety-second Street
Louis Halfman
Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Eighty-eighth Street
Lexington Avenue
Bradley
Mr. Halfman
Piece of Cross Presented From Downpatrick Grave
Peter and McNally recently returned from England with a relic piece of the base of the original cross at Downpatrick. Andréw Mack received the fragment marking the grave of Sts Patrick, Bridget, and Columba. The grave, sacred to Catholics, was damaged when a local man chipped the stone on June 22 during Jubilee celebrations.
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Peter & McNally
England
Andréw Mack
Ireland
Patrick
Bridget
Columbe
Downpatrick
County Down
Mack
Charlie Brown
Mr. McNally
Brown
Peter
Ellen Peck Sentenced Five Years for Jewelry Larceny
Ellen Peck, long known as a confidence woman, was sentenced to five years in prison by Judge Cowing for larceny of jewelry from Christopher Gini. She allegedly secured the jewels with a worthless $1000 bond and had prior prison history linked to swindling a millionaire soap manufacturer of nearly $1,000,000.
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New York
Ellen Peck
Cowing
Mills to Reopen in Nashua
Vale mills near Nashua New Hampshire will restart Monday after months of shutdown, providing work for about fifty men in the cotton goods trade.
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Nashua
N. H
Vale Mills
Iasigi in Jail as Bond Troubles Mount in Embezzlement Case
Ex-Turkish Consul-General Iasigi remains confined at Charles Street jail awaiting sentence after embezzlement convictions. He seeks $50,000 bonds but fails. one bondsman surrendered on another indictment. Total bonds now $75,000 as second bondman also surrendered. If released, new statute requires in-court bail approval with bondman consent.
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Iasigi
Charles Street
J. Morris Meredith
Postmaster General Approves Western Union Claims Referee
Washington November 6 Postmaster General Gary approves the report of First Assistant Postmaster General Heath as sole referee in the Western Union Telegraph Company versus United States case involving a large government telegraph claim.
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Heath
Gary
Washington
Western Union Telegraph Company
The
United States
Government Telegraph
Annual hall of Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators held
The Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators of America held its annual hall event last evening at Odd Fellows Hall with about 600 couples attending. James W. Esdaile led the floor with aides including James F. Markey and William B. Tracey, among others. A concert by the Waverly Orchestra ran from 8 to 9, followed by dancing.
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the Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators of America
Odd Fellows’ Hall
James W. Esdaile
James F. Markey
William B. Tracey
Richard Duggan
Frank Burnell
John J. Bicknell
Charles Carey
Thomas J. Hartnett
Joseph Donahoe
John J. Duggan
Andrew Anderson
Albert H. Johnson
J. H. Redding
EB. H
Continental Clothing House Names Nelson A Marvin to Boys Department
Nelson A Marvin, long associated with leading Boys' Clothing Houses in the city, now heads the Boys and Children's Department at the Continental Clothing House and invites friends and customers to visit.
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Summer Street
Nelson A. Marvin
Continental Clothing House
Byrnes Favored for Manhattan Kings Police Chief
Byrnes named as likely Democratic choice for police chief in Manhattan and Kings counties. Plan reportedly urges Lemuel Welles to appoint him to the vacant superintendent seat through a staged promotion path ending in the top job.
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New York
Thomasg .F. Byrnes
Manhattan
Kings
Byrnes
Lemuel 3. Welles
Brooklyn Polce
McKelvey
Welles
Child Hurt in Adams Square Accident
Dominico Voncesti aged 10 of 154 Prince Street was playing near the Samuel Adams statue in Adams Square when he was caught between cart wheels and the monument base. He suffered severe internal injuries and was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Dominico Voncesti
Prince Street
Samuel Adams
Adams Square
Massachusetts
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