Briggs's Believing The Professor Faces Second Trial For Heresy
New York November 9 The New York Presbytery began a second trial of Professor C. A. Briggs of the Union Theological Seminary on charges of heresy. The session met at Scotch Presbyterian Church with a large crowd as Briggs, doing his own defense, challenged the prosecuting committee's right to act. The moderator upheld an objection to a stay of proceedings, ruling in favor of the presbytery. The amended charges total thirty six pages. Briggs asked ten days to prepare his defense and the court adjourned to November 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Presbytery
General Assembly
Cc. A. Briggs
Union Theological Seminary
Scotch Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
Briggs
8. D. Alexander
Phillips Memorial Church
John ©. Bliss
Washington Rights Church
Yak
G. W. _ Birch
Bethany Church
Winchester County
J. J. Sampe
Robert F. Sample
John J. Stevenson
John J. McCook
Bliss
Lord Jesus Christ
Prosecuting Committee
List General Assembly
Synod
Robert Booth
Embezzler Held in $40,000 James B. Warl Charge
Confidential Clerk Simon Pevy of James B. Warl & Co. Steamship Line at 115 Wall Street was held for examination in Tombs Police Court under $10,000 bond on a charge of embezzling about $40,000 from his employers over the past fifteen years in New York on November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Simon Pevy
James B. Warl & Co. Steamship Line
Wall Street
Tombs
Boston Marine Society Holds Annual Meeting and Elections
The Boston Marine Society met in the Chamber of Commerce parlors with President William Humphrey presiding. Twelve regular and four honorary members died, while twenty-eight regular and five honorary members were elected. Officers elected included William F. Humphrey as president and E. D. Wadsworth as treasurer. A plan to form a maritime training school for unruly boys was endorsed, and a committee was appointed to arrange a May excursion. A dinner followed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Marine Society
Chamber of Commerce
William Humphrey
John Humphrey
Relief Committee
William F. Humphrey
Henry H. Fiske
E. D. Wadsworth
Osborn Howes
Richard Matthews
James P. Martin
Luther Fisk
Rufus Fisk
Rufus Crowell
J. H. Dawes
Martin L. Eldridge
John L. Manson
Winson Loveland
Charles P. Heustis
Joseph N
Round
Welch
Eldridge
Spaulding
Massachusetts Prison Association
Unitarian Club Dines at Vendome With Noted Guests
The Unitarian Club held its second dinner of the season at the Vendome. Rev. Horatio Stebbins a San Francisco minister spoke on Western settlers and liberty after greetings from former Governor John D. Long. Other speakers included Rev. F B Hornbrooke and Rev. Grindall Reynolds. local dignitaries were seated at the head table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Club
Vendome
Horatio Stebbins
D. D
San Francisco
California
New England
East
Arthur J. Lyman
John D. Long
Stebbins
Horatio Sibbins
D.D
Roger Wolcott
Robert M. Morse
George S. Slate
Calvin Stebbins
Grindill Reynolds
Walker Channing
Uriel Crocker
Samuel Little
B. A. Gould
Darwin E. Ware
Howard N. Brown
James de Normandie
Aldermanic Republican Delegates Filed At City HQ
Delegates for aldermanic contests named from wards 1 through 25 are listed with pledges to various candidates. Notable names include C F Witt in Ward 1, J C Nate in Ward 2, H B Shaw in Ward 8, I Lowell in Ward 11, and Isaac P Hutchinson among others. several wards show unpledged or mixed preferences. Ward 24 selects the aldermanic candidate via council caucus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Gove
Wesley A. Gove
Robert Crosbie
C. F. Witt
John C. Nate
John J. Lane
C. Dana Dunton
B. EE. Glines
A. H
Kimball
Pear Trom
Charles Ruhl
J. Thomas
T. H. Roberts
M. W. Connelly
B. J. McGowan
L. T. Malone
J. W. Frost
H. BE. Shaw
E. E. Rockwood
J. A. Sleeper
Charles R. Atwood
Jacob Tapple
M.C. Cook
R. H. Stewart
H. Howe
I. ©. Lowell
G. B. Billings
Royal Robbins
S. MM. Crosby
O. M. Stafford
H. J. Hayes
Joi Lovejey
B. F. Rollins
Massimino Repucci Sentenced to Life in Murder Case
Massimino Repucci pleaded guilty in the Superior Criminal Court to second degree murder in the death of Luigi Dell Orfano following a dispute over a card game. Judge Bond imposed a life prison term with Repucci displaying apparent indifference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massimino Repucci
Superior Criminal Court
Luigi Dell Orfano
Bond
Repucci
Robberies in Roxbury Hit Two Homes
In Roxbury burglars entered 6 Greenville street while Mr and Mrs Walsh were away last Tuesday evening. About $1000 in jewelry and silverware stolen. Police delayed release of details to aid investigation. From 40 Forest street thieves took about $200 of property including diamond earrings and silverware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Walsh
Greenville Street
Patrick Tracey
Forest Street
Strangers Within Our Gates Speakers At City Meeting
Mrs. Charles G. Ames Rev Minot J Savage and others speak this afternoon at the annual meeting of Your Travellers Aid Society in Trinity Church rooms. The society protects and assists girls and women new to the city, detailing its past work and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Ames
Minot J. Savage
Your Travellers’ Aid Society
Trinity Church
From hotel to hospital in a tale of alcoholic insanity
A wealthy looking woman registered at the Grand Union Hotel as M. A. Graves of New York. After heavy drinking she developed delirium tremens and gas exposure led to hospital transfer. At Bellevue she claimed her father was Union general Alexander Austin Cooper and named Hebert Dixon as her affairs lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grand Union Hotel
M. A.graves
Hebert Dixon
No. 12
Granercy Park
Bellevue Hospital
New Orleans Strikers Hold Fire as Governor Prepares Militia
In New Orleans on November 9, the strike continues with no violence by 10 am though authorities fear outbreaks. The Governor plans to assume control if needed, after talks with the Mayor and merchants. Militia funding may be raised by citizens while freight handlers walk out crippling commerce. Several railroads report strikes except the Southern Pacific. Strikers attacked newspaper carriers and arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Ilinois
Mississippi Valley
Tex'sacific
Pcific
WRONGFUL SEIZURE OF CAPE HORN PIGEON AT SEA
Suanawar Nov 9. Cape Horn Pigeon under Captain T Scullen, off Bedford, Mass, was sailing north of latitude 46 30 and long 146 36 when a schooner approached. The Marie, seized by Russian officer Koebe aboard Dimitri Donskoi, demanded the Pigeon be boarded for alleged whaling inside the three mile limit. The Marie and Koebe claimed the Pigeon violated duties. the Pigeon was returned. Koebe sought 50000 dollars, a demand tied to potential whaling profits.
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Suanawar
Cape Horn
T. Scullen
Per Bedford
Mass
Marie
Marie Cointenant Koebe
Dimitri Donskoi
Scullen
Wiadivestock
Koebe
Honeymoon in Japan for Newlyweds Emma Collins and Bradford Norman
A fashionable wedding at All Saints Memorial Chapel in Newport tied Miss Emma A Collins to Bradford Norman son of George H Norman millionaire water works contractor. Bishop Clark presided with Rev George Magill assisting. About 200 guests attended a reception at the bride’s mother home. The couple left for Boston and will visit Japan on their wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
All Saints Memorial Chapel
Emma A
George Collins
Orray Taft
Providence
Bradford Norman
George H. Norman
Bishop Clark
George J. Magill
Trinity
Guy Norman
F.C. Thomas
C. F. Collins
Boston
Japan
President Grants Pardons and Commutations in Early Morning Session
The President reopened pardon cases and granted clemency to several defendants. R L Lester of Kansas, sentenced to one year for perjury, had a prior denial reversed. Frederick Alger, fined 200 dollars for pension law violations, now pardoned or jailed until paid. Charles Cass of Alabama, two years for pension law violations. Henry W Donnell and Enoch C Coles of Oklahoma, perjury sentences cut from one year to six months in Guthrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
R. L. Lester
Kansas
Kansas Penitentiary
Frederick Alger
United States
Charles Cass
Alabama
Ohio
Henry W. Donnell
Enoch C. Coles
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Resignations Weaken Hungarian Cabinet Over Marriage Law
In Bupa Pestu on November 9 Liberal members of the Hungarian Diet reported that Emperor Francis Joseph accepted resignations of the cabinet. Szapary announced the ministry's resignation after ministers differed on compulsory civil marriages, and all points of the reform bill except this were agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bupa-Pestu
Count Szapary
Francis Joseph
Count Szapley
Keeper Knutzen Earns Honor for Brave Rescue at Pilot Island
Nov 9 Curiaco reports Martin Knutzen keeper of Pilot Island lighthouse rescued two shipwreck crews during recent gales. The J. R. Gilmore and A. P. Nichols driven onto rocks. Knutzen lowered to the surf, guided and pulled crew members to safety across a perilous rock ledge as darkness and heavy seas raged. The rescued crews shared provisions, and Knutzen’s actions saved all aboard including an elderly father and a female cook.
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Curiaco
Martin Klutzen
Pilot Island
Green Bay
J. R. Gilmore
A. P. Nichols
D. E. Clow
Nichols
Chicago
Esernaba
Knutzen
Gilmore
Dexter Cruising Grounds Revised by Treasury Orders
Revenue steamer Dexter receives new cruising grounds from Gloucester Massachusetts to Newport with headquarters at Boston. She will proceed eastward at once.
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Newport
R. I
Dexter
Treasury Department
Gloucester
Mass
Boston
Furnald Freed After Chicago Jewel Robbery Charge
Walter G. Furnald, a young hotel clerk, was called for examination at Jefferson Market Police Court on the jewelry robbery charge involving Mrs. Post of Chicago. She did not appear to prosecute, and Furnald was discharged.
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New York
Walter G. Furnald
Post
Chicago
Jefferson Market
Furnald
Milwaukees 14 year old seeks guardianship after fatal stabbing
Ida Keeler, a 14 year old from Milwaukee, married to a 70 year old soldier, faced his jealousy over her doll play and blind man's buff. He stabbed her after she kept playing with dolls. She seeks a divorce and a guardian due to her age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Keeler
Milwaukee
Express Robbery Stops Santa Fe Train at Wharton
A Santa Fe express train was held up at Wharton Oklahoma, an express car blown open, the messenger wounded and overpowered, and a safe robbed. The loss is believed to be several thousand dollars. A posse of armed men pursues the robbers toward the Indian Nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TorgKka
Kan
Guthrie
Okla
Santa Fe
Wharton
Four Men Drowned In Newfoundland Wreck Near Cann Islands
All hands drowned when a thirty ton vessel belonging to Lizard's Harbor went ashore in a heavy northwest gale near Cann Islands. Four men were aboard, including the two sons of owner George Gates and two Swillingate men Wyatt and Pierce. The tackle and half the vessel with two spars were found. All aboard were married.
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Hawwax
N.S
Harbor Grace
N. F
Lizard
Cann Islands
George Gates
Swillingate
Wyatt
Pierce
Prince of Wales Celebrates 51st Birthday Dinner Guests
London reports the Prince of Wales turning 51 today and inviting Prime Minister Gladstone and Lord Rosebery to a celebratory dinner in his honor.
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London
Prince of Wales
Gladstone
Lord Rosebery
Kentuckian kills wife with axe then attempts suicide
Daxvintr Kentucky, November 9. Details reach of the brutal killing of Mrs. Allison Owens by her husband near Albany, Clinton county. The 82 year old man, son of Dr. R. D. Owens, arose at 2 a.m. and struck her with an axe inflicting fatal injuries. He attempted to slash his throat but failed. He spoke of a secret with his wife, and relatives think brooding over a lost child drove him to madness. He survived and begged doctors to let him die.
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Daxvintr
Allison Owens
Albany
Clinton County
Owens
R. D. Owens
Paper in Helena Closed by Sheriff Over Debts
Helena Montana November 9 Russell Harrison's Daily Journal was shut by the sheriff pending settlement of disputed debts. Managers say the paper will resume in a day or two with all claims settled, claiming an unfair advantage was taken on a legal technicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Russell Harrison
The
Daily Journal
First Snow of the Season Falls in Pennsylvania
The first snow of the season fell this afternoon across Central and Eastern Pennsylvania before melting on contact and turning to rain shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Prlaadevonia
Vestibuled 2 o'clock Flyer and 5 o'clock Gilt Edge trains
The vestibuled 2 o'clock limited Flyer and the 5 o'clock Gilt Edge of the Shore Line offer the finest coast-to-coast Boston to New York all-rail service, touted as the best cystnese trains in the corridor.
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Shore Line
Boston
New York
Civil Court actions include Johnson vs Merry Mount Granite Co
United States Circuit Court on November 9 hears Putnam Johnson claim for $50,000 damages from June 13, 1891 blast injuries at a Quincy granite quarry. Plaintiff alleges lack of blast notice. attorneys Mark Hanley Libby Grant for plaintiff Cotter McInerney for defendants. Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court hears Damon executor vs Farnsworth over Sarah Haskell will probate contested on grounds of unsound mind and undue influence. estate valued about $17,000. Elder represents executor Callender Low contestors.
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United States Circuit Court
Putnam
J. Andrew Johnson
Merry Mount Granite Company
Granitequiry
Quincy
J. E. Hanley
J. F. Libby
W. B. Grant
J. E. Cotter
J. T. McInierney
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
Lattrop
J. C. A. Damon
James Farnsworth
Probate
Sarah
Haskell
Boston
Farnsworth
S. J. Elder
E. B. Callender
J. W. Low
Massachusetts
Sarah K. Cheney
Jail County
Saich
Rispah S. Martin
Boson
Boston Test
Siid Boston
Stis Corr
Jonx W. McKim
Esquire
Sis Court
Elijah George
Register
Boston Superior Court docket details first session
In Suffolk session of the Superior Court Judge Bisner presided with numerous civil actions listed, including Hyde vs Moxie Nerve Food Company for $2200 in legal services, and multiple damage claims from land takings and personal injuries. Second session by Judge Sherman covered Mary Bligh v Sears and others, with verdicts and jury results noted. third session under Judge Dunbar listed millinery goods conversion and personal injury cases.
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Suffolk
Bisner
H. D. Hyde
Moxie Nerve Food Company
W. B. Sprout
A. N. Thompson
Andreas Blume
Isaac Hayden
City of
Boston
E. S. Winchester
Sammie
Marine Park
South
J. D. Long
W. I. Badger
T. M. Babson
T. W. Proctor
Dunbar
C. J. Ufford
C. A. Spaulding
Annie M. Mallard
Pp. E. Tucker
A. M. Lyman
J. Prentiss
Hugh McGonigle
Walter S. Gerry
Plintiff
Tyler Street
Pb. J. Doherty
E. D. Sibley
G. F. Piper
Buppeett
Mary O’ Keefe
Jacob Berwin
Mary O'Keefe
East Canton Street
Said Keefe
H. A. Ringrose
Keefe
R. M. Saltonstill
Berwin
Joseph Hayes
William H. Allen
Hayes & Williams
Moulton, Loring & Loring
M. Kennard
Cutter, Tower Company
Bein
W. I. Munroe
t—Levy
Nagle
Hawthorn
Atlas Tack Corp'n
Col. G. & Mfg. Vy. Richardson
Legal notices and verdicts from Hamilton Manufacturing cases
A list of court entries including verdicts for defendants in cases involving elevator and carriage defects, eye injuries, and multiple civil actions such as Moody v Hamilton Manufacturing, Deshens v Boott Cotton Mills, and other suits against mills and railroad entities. Names include C S Liley, John Davis, George F Richardson, KK Hoard, and McGrath. defendants include Hamilton Manufacturing, B and M Railroad, Tremont and Suffolk Mills, Old Lowell National Bank, and Lowell and Suburban Street Ry Co. Numerous docket numbers and party names appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.S. Liley
John Davis
George F. Richardson
Augustus H. Moody
Hamilton Manufacturing Company
KK. J. Hoard
G. F. Richardson
Deshens
Boott
Cotten Mills
Fos Sate
Barker v. Tremont
Suffolk Mills
King v. Smith
Forbes
Old Lowell Nat'l Bank
McGrath, Adimr
V. Lowell and Sub. St. Ry. Co
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As’ AM
George Burwell
Boylston St
National Supply CO
Temple Place
J. Brodie
the Marine Society
Unitarian Club Dines
Rev
Roxbury
Brrowam
Prius
B.A. Atkinson
Liberal
B.A. Atkinson, Co
Liberal House Furnishers
Washington ST
Hungary
Dexter's
Furwald
Kelley
Noyes
Holm's
Smith
O' Brie
Israel
Leary
Old Col
R.R
Margeson
Mass B. Ass'n
Currus
BE & M R.R
Trask v. B. & M Rar
Hoyt
Quinn
Bb. & M RK
Eas
Nets Scala
Cris- Poll
Nesmith
Baker
Hines
Fitchburg R
Ellis
Lynn
Boston KR
Lilley
Edmands
Irus ‘Ed
Cunningham
Sherman
Mary Bligh
J. Montgomery Sears
State Street
C. W. Bartlett
P. O’loughlin
J. H. Benton, Jr
C. F. Choate, Jr
A. D. Butterfield Et al
Marcus van Praag
Butterfold
I. R. Clark
H. D. Nash
Taintiff
S. J. Thomas
William T. Putnam
Sarah N. Farnham
John Hill
Bowdoin Square
C. B. Loud
A. Blaine
Thomas Regan
Patrick J. Donavan
Lane
Shea
Gerrity
Loston
Sheehan
Lord
Proctor
Riordan
North
O.uhne
Part
P&p Co
Ridge
Hall
Mer. Chem
Jackson
Robinson
Elston
Belihher Mosaic Gliss CO
Whipple
Morrison
Kemerson
Hearsey
Vickering
Weld
Nickerson
Lavendar
Brown
Putney
Sith
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Faxon
DaCosta
Fitchburg
Same
Saime
Ehrenrich
West End
Foster
Nat’l Const. Co
Lahoisky
Otis
Bost. Wallpaper Co
Starbuck
Lynn Vy. Drivers’ . Lee Co
Orne v. Evangelistic Assn
N. E
Nash
Brion
Scannell
Morneéan
Guillet
Page
lHows
Wright
Swift
Hole
Pro Ams
Cheney
Jefferson
Davin
Adimr
Bosell Et al
Lamson
Nally
WV McNally
Wilson
Tremont Row
Massachvatts
James M. Childs
Anna E. Childs
William H. Porter
Oliver Bb. Coe
God Baton
Eston
Boston Post
Middlesex
George Nichols
Cambridge
Mid County
John W. T. Nichols
Gtorce M. Bevons
Elarius
Jude
H. Folsom
William Cali West
Jablz A. Sawyer
Ssid
Sid Dee
Sid County
Cluse
Gail
Winess
M. Brooks
Ss. H. Folsom
Alice Welch
Kenny
Atheoston
William F. Ward
James A. Alden
Court St
Lega X
Commonwealth OF Mass Active
Supfolk
Ss. Superior Court
Spencer D. Bean
Als
Thomas J. Barry
Sim
Theodore M. Osborne
Edward A. Willard
Superior Court
Snempers
Congress Street
Miss
R. Tomas J. Barry
Hoston
Vonwealts
Rassaches
Holden
Suiffolk
W.H. Syodder
Somervilll
Ve. Carline A, Sullivan
Brooklyn
Kings County
State of New York
Mary E. Walsh
Mary Early
A. D
Sime
Causine
Newspper
Jonn F. Brown
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