Dream True Money Tale in Everett Bible Vision
The Emery family in Everett recounts a dream linked windfall as Eliza Rumney left $15,000 to their Bible instead of the Advent church. A hidden document revealed by glued Bible leaves named Emery Rumney, prompting questions on the will and faith, with Captain Emery pursuing a Christian settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amasiah ‘Emery
Everett
Jeree
Conan
Emery
Tom
Harry
Epworth League
Anchorage
Captain Emery
Madagascar
Everett Sunday School
Himery
Joseph A. Ropes
Eliza Rumney
Advent Church
Biddeford
West ‘Indies
Rumney
Tempt
Austin
Brerone
England
E ‘Binery
Abraham Lincoln
Wife whips husband in City Hall square case unfolds
A city square incident reveals Maggie Burns whipping Bernard Edenson after her husband Councilman James Burns rode nearby. Burns admits the daughter Maggie used the whip during a carriage ride while Burns watched from the carriage. He states marital estrangement and insulting letters prompted the attack. A rival account claims Maggie is the mother of a child from a recent marriage, fueling the dispute.
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Cori
West Lynn
Bernard Edenson
Herschel Street
Burns
Maggie
Hve
Saugus
Edenson
Office stove causes small blaze at postoffice building
An overheated stove in the basement office of A. H. Barnard, superintendent of mall wag oners, triggered a small fire last evening from Box 41 at 8 4 o clock. Damage was slight.
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A. H. Barnard
Mall Wagoners
Postoffice
Arrest of John Faloney for alleged shoe larceny
John Faloney a 36 year old resident of 211 West Ninth street South Boston was arrested by Division 4 officers yesterday afternoon for the alleged larceny of shoes valued at 11 dollars from Allen's Watertown Express at the time of arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Faloney
West Ninth Street
South Boston
Division 4
Allen
Watertown Express
Hood's Sarsaparilla Restores Health and Vitality
A testimonial notes Hood's Sarsaparilla cured debility Meadache nervousness and loss of appetite. The speaker and spouse report strong improvement after prior medicines failed and credit Hood's remedy with full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Divorce Suit Involving Boston Museum Actress Mary Hampton
Mary Hampton a former Boston Museum company performer sues for divorce from E J Henley. The couple reportedly had a troubled marriage from the start while both are connected to theater companies in New York Chicago and aristocracy circles. Helen Bertram of comic opera fame is mentioned as a party in the proceedings with ties to Signor Tomasi and another separation. Henley is said to depart Chicago for New York after Palmer's season ends to pursue the case.
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Mary Hampton
Boston Museum Company
E.J. Henley
Miss Bertram
Tomaasi
Signor Tomasi
Signor Tomessi
McCaull Opera Company
Bertram
Henley
Atta
Chilcago
Palmer
Orce
New York
Willow Vale Muslin Party Draws 600 In Roxbury
The Willow Vale Association hosted a charitable muslin party at Orienta Hall Roxbury drawing about 600 attendees in evening dress. The event supported the St Agnes Industrial School Dorchester with officers including Thomas A Jennings Nellie Murphy and George Goode.
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Roxbury
Dorchester
Willow Vale Association
Orienta Hall
St. Agnes
Boston
Thomas A. Jennings
Miéa Nellie’ T. Murphy
George W. Goode
Julia M. Lombard
Georgia F. Clark
P.W. Moriarty
P. H. Campbell
Cornelius F. Murdy
J. P. Lom- Cae
E. J. Palmer
John H. Lyons
George W. Wheeler
E. L. Murphy
Frank McNabb
James
J. Hardy
John B. Dore
Nellie T.murphy
Julia M.lombard
Margaret
Crowley
Mary Doyle
Father Ryan
St. Margaret’s Church
Elizabeth Power
Nebraska Returns Show Harrison Leads Holcomb in Judge Race
Official returns from 77 Nebraska counties confirm Harrison the Republican candidate for Supreme Judge with 61,962 votes and Holcomb the Populist with 53,530. Counties indicate no material change to these figures. Republican nominees for regents are also elected.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Harrison
Holcomb
Populists fade as State politics lean to Republicans
Complete returns from the Interior show the People's party no longer a factor in Gate politics, with the Republican party once more in control of the state.
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Denver
Col
People’s Party
Ropmbuces
Streator Arrested in Wheeling for Spoon Theft at Windsor
Col Streator of the Pennsylvania National Guard was arrested in Wheeling on a charge of stealing two silver spoons from the Hotel Windsor buffet and bar. Alcohol reportedly contributed to the incident as he pocketed the spoons while drinking. Virginia jurist Judge Richard Parker died at age eighty two, noted for presiding over the Charleston trial of John Brown and his accomplices.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Colonel Streator
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Windsor
Streator
Miment
Virginia
Richmond
Richard Parker
Enter
John Brown
Charleston
West Virginia
McEttrick eyed as possible mayoral candidate
Independent Democrats push Congressman McEttrick for the mayoralty as a unifying candidate to beat ex Mayor Hart. Lawyer Moran confirms papers filed to nominate McEttrick for mayor but says circulation not yet started. If not nominated, Moran says McEttrick would run as an independent and the Independents vow to oppose the party machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. McEttrick
Congress
Coneléer
John B. Moran
City Hall
Aldermey
Moran
Post
McEttrick
Democratic City Committee
Everett
Hart
Matthews
Matthewa
O'Neil
John R. Murphy
Josiah Quincy
McAttrick
City Committee
Hustling Republicans Debate Hart as Mayor Candidate
Young Republicans split on Hart as strongest choice for mayor with ex City Clerk or ex Mayor favored alternatives. Hart signals willingness to accept nomination if offered but declines to contest for the office. Some party members favor Edwin II or Gord Eimers and weigh their positions amid the ongoing discussion.
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Hart
Edwin II
Gord Eimers
Hawaii Annexation Debate and U S Authority Findings
In a Washington briefing the author argues that the provisional Hawaiian government was set up under U S protection and that the troops’ landing signaled coercive aims. The piece contends the treaty should not be re submitted and urges restoring the legitimate Hawaiian government to honor independence.
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A Saute
Rciauerie Eet
Washington
The
Provisional ‘Pre Aoa
Foster
Éveris
Blount
Imdniliad Skerrett
Honolulu
Arion Hall
Stevens
Boston
United States
Hawaii
United States of America
Senate
Willis
Gresham
Irwin
Skerrett
Thurston
Chicago
Maine
Wiltse
Steven
F. P. Hastings
Blue Jackets
Stevens Responds To Gresham Hawaii Report
Augusta Maine November 10 A Kennebec Journal reporter saw John L Stevens former U S minister to Hawaii read the dispatch on Secretary Greshams report. Stevens dismisses the issue as lacking truth and says time and history will judge the provisional government and those involved.
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Augusta
Kennebec Journal
John L. Stevens
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Gresham
Stevens
Boston
Honolulu
Bayard
Cleveland
Was It Casey Officer Merrill in Wakefield Shooting
Wakefield November 10 John Casey 19 is hospitalized at Massachusetts General after being shot in the hip near Wiley Place. He says he walked through Stillman Putney’s yard when a bullet struck him. Officer Merrill claims he fired two shots in the air during a chase. The town protests, noting Casey’s prior record and public sympathy rests with the injured youth.
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Wakefield
John Casey
Charles Merrill
Massachusetts General Hospital
Casey
Turn Hall
Wiley Place
Water Street
Stillman Putney
O’leary
Merrill
Young Casey
O'Leary
John
Boston
Chicago
Post
Selectman Putney
Putfrey
Salem
Puth
Opposition wins Bona Vista seat by 1100 in Saint John’s
In Bona Vista constituency three opposition candidates were selected by a majority of 1100 over the government candidate. The opposition leader is Sir, former premier of the island, who deserted his party and government ranks. The government contends the opposition strength is significant.
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John's
Bonavista
Ter
Wheelbarrow Bet Paid in Nonantum Election Fun
In Nonantum near Etna Mills a large crowd gathered to see Michael Driscoll wheel a wheelbarrow carrying Stephen O'Brien as he collected a paid election bet. About 250 people cheered as the procession traversed the mill area and the two sides celebrated together.
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Newton
Nonantim
Etna Mills
Michael Driscoll
Nonantum
Stephen O’brien
Fire at 251 Columbus Avenue causes $3000 loss
Box priced at $1 at 2:08 p. m. yesterday was used in a fire in the upper story of the dwelling at 251 Columbus avenue. The occupant was Elizabeth O. Sabine. The fire likely started by rats and matches, with an estimated loss of about $3000.
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Columbus Avenue
Elizabeth O. Sabine
Whelley Pardon Case Moves at Governor Council
At a governor council meeting on Tuesday morning final action will be taken on the pardon application of Whelley who is serving a life sentence for a felonious assault committed in 1882.
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Governor’s ‘Council
Whelley
Sunday Religious Services and Lectures in Boston
Sunday lectures by Dr. Landis on self knowledge in Tremont street medical parlors at 3 and 8 pm. Music Hall patriotic meetings at People's Church chaired by Rev. Gumbart. Special Sunday evening services at St Pauls Church Tremont street with Charles Ferguson. Christian Union vesper service at Union Hall 48 Boylston with Hornbrooke and Fowle quartet. Tremont Temple Music Hall 10:30 am sermon by Rev Lorimer on wisdom and 7:30 pm Christianity in History. Union Bible Class led by Rev Boynton Bromfield Street M B Church at 2:30 pm with song service.
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MUSIC
People’s Church
Dr. Gumbart
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Rome
Boston
Episcopal City Mission
St. Paul’s Church
Tremont Street
Charles Ferguson
Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Francis B. Hornbrooke
Newton
Mass
Horace
Fowle
M. Cc. Titus
J. D. Litchfield
Walter Shepard
Tremont Temple Church
Music Hall
Lorimer
Bible School
Union Bible Class
N. "Boynton
Bromfield Street
M. B
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Willow
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Dange
Luse Vulorado
Homestead Fame
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Curtis
MR. Stevens
Bat Venings
Ow& CO
Eliot Street
Hanover Street
Upflicht
Gordon Remedy Co
Treemont Row
Fare Revere Heighlands
Sherman Hannah & Cop
Ames Building
Fare Revere Highlands
Sherman,hani & CO
Oftel
Wilson Bros
Rena
Tremont Row
Farrar—Holbrook
Somerville
George W.durell
Fred Webster Farrar
Mabel Augusta Holbrook
Senter—Morrison
W. F. Pertin
Arthur W. Senter
Anna
Morrison
Wilkinson—Tobey
Charlestown
George W. Mansfield
Howard A. Wilkingon
Lizzie G. Tobey
Crie
James H. Crie
Green
Chelsea
Soldiers’ Home
Navy
William Green
Company B
Tenth
Maine Volunteers
Kennedy
Pass Christian
Samuel H. Kennedy
Milton
TUFTS
Charles H. Tufts
Staten Island
Temple Place
Boylston
Newsboys
Post, Herald, Globe
T. F. Williams
Court Street
Dallas
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