Mysterious Foul Play Hints After Missing Groom Mahoney
Martin J. Mahoney failed to appear for his Franklin Mass wedding to Sadie Murphy. Woonsocket friends report he left his room with a trunk open and nearly 500 dollars in a bank book found in the bed. Two men were seen with the bride price money as the couple bought a ring in Boston.
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R. I
Martin J. Mahoney
Franklin
Mass
Sadie Murphy
Boston
Mahoney
Bread Upon the Waters Fosteria Tale of Forgiveness
Charles Foster once known for generosity helps a sheriff sale by advancing money to release a mortgage. Years later his former benefactor Johnson’s sons prosper in smelting ventures and place $50,000 in the project in Foster's name. Foster becomes a director and travels to Denver for a meeting.
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Fosteria, CO
Nov. Il
Charles Foster
Mr. Foster
Johnson
Fallon Murder Clue From Child Report Says She Heard Conversation
A South Boston girl reports hearing two known criminals discuss Mrs. Bridget Fallon’s death at 2 Boston Place. She tells Thomas Flaherty who says both men have prior offenses and will be produced when the case resumes next month.
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South Boston
Bridget Fallon
Boston Place
Thomas Flaherty
Michael
Lowell Observatory Leaves Flagstaff for Mexico City
The Lowell Observatory, founded in Flagstaff in 1894, will be moved to Mexico City. Since Aug. 1, 18%, Professor Lowell procured a new %-inch telescope and researchers Dr. T J J See and Mr. Cogshall have found 150 new stellar systems and measured 100 stars. Dr. See will continue work in Mexico City with Mexican President Diaz backing the project and National Observatory support.
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Ariz
Nov. U
Lowell Observatory
Mexico
Lowell
T. J. J. See
Cogshall
Mexico City
See
Sir John Herschel
Diaz
Mexican National Observatory
Remarkable offer on men’s overcoats at Yankee Clothing Co
The Yankee Clothing Co at 91 Summer St offers today and tomorrow 500 men’s blue and black Kersey overcoats silk and satin lined for 6.80 dollars, regular 15 dollars. Open every evening for shoppers.
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Yankee Clothing Co
Summer St
Yankee's
New Hampshire Club hears Gallinger on Prosperity Room danger
The New Hampshire Club met at the Revere House with about 70 members as Senators Gallinger and Chandler spoke on economic policy. Attendees included notable Granite State figures and Maine delegation members were absent.
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Revere House
Maine
Thomas B. Reed
Gallinger
Chandler
N. B. Bryant
George Byron Chandler
Representative Baker
Andrew Bunton
A. A. Folsom
Granite State
Bryant
Sound Money Democrats
Senator Gallinger
Senator Gal linger on currency and revenue in New England address
Senator Gal linger argues for sound money and stable currency while opposing immediate free coinage of silver. He urges a strong revenue law to cover government obligations, cites deficits and bond debt, and stresses duty to New England workers and industries.
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Gallinger
United States
Senator Chandler Reflects On Absent Maine Delegation
Senator Chandler speaks to the New Hampshire Club noting Maine delegates cannot attend despite travel to California. He praises Thomas Reed and Boutelle for Republican support of McKinley and Hobart, and mentions California’s victory reinforcing sound money policy.
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Maine
New Hampshire
House of Representatives
Thomas B. Reed
California
Boutelle
McKinley
Hobart
Golden Gate
New Hampshire Senator Describes Postwar Prosperity Risks
The speaker warns against overconfidence after victory, noting nationwide job losses and distress. He argues full prosperity won’t return until years later, cites New Hampshire lumber and woollen declines, and urges a prudent revenue law to protect workers while sustaining American industry. He praises sound money and vows tariff debate will continue.
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Coos
Cheshire
Patriotic Democrats of the Land
Republican Party
Gallinger
Cleveland and Cabinet hailed after election triumph in Congress
Speakers praise the Cleveland era and Olney for Venezuela policy while praising the public verdict. They note Maine and New Hampshire delegates’ roles and forecast a Republican administration to follow, with emphasis on protection and national honor.
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Cleveland
England
Lord Salisbury
Mr. Bayard
United States
America
Venezuela
Orinoco
Bayard
Bunton
Byron Chandler
Brother Bryant
Senator Gallinger
Maine
Congress
Reed
Boutelle
Dingley
Milliken
Baker
Olney
Massachusetts
Richard Olney
Little Republic
Great Britain
Oasis on Mars Doubt Cast on Flammarion Observation
A cable from the European Union of Astronomers to Messrs Chandler and Ritchie reports that on the night of November 10 French astronomer Flammarion observed the oae on Mars named Trivium Charoat's and others doubt the finding.
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European Union of Astronomers
Messrs. Chandler
Ritchie
Flammarion
Oae
Mars
Massachusetts Pension Adjustments Noted in Washington List
A Washington release lists Massachusetts pension changes including original recipient Charles L. Moulton of Charlestown, supplemental for Thomas J. Carroll of Fall River, renewal and increase for Simeon Harlow of Middleboro, increase for Algernon B. Smith of Westfield, reissue for Alonzo D. Carpenter of Woburn, and widows or minors such as Jane Turner of Malden and Charles Gill of Boston.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Charles L. Moulton
Charlestown
Thomas J. Carroll
Fall River
Simeon Harlow
Middleboro
Algernon
Smith
Westfield
Alonzo D
Carpenter
Woburn
Jane Turner
Malden
Charles Gill
Boston
Two Suits Filed for Rail Crash Injuries
Haverhill resident J. H. Senter and Bradford's W. P. R. Estes sue the Boston and Maine Railroad Company for 20000 dollars each over injuries from the Concord New Hampshire rail crash last August.
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Haverhill
Mass
J. H. Senter
This City
W. P. R. Estes
Bradford
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Concord
N. H
Attack in Cambridge Leaves Patrick Ryan Injured
Patrick Ryan of 60 street South Boston was struck on Sixth Street in Cambridge last evening by an unknown assailant. He was found unconscious on the sidewalk near Sixth and Cambridge by Patrolman Gordon and taken to Station 3 then Massachusetts General Hospital with multiple teeth lost and possible skull fracture. Ryan could offer no description of his attacker and police suspect a case of mistaken identity rather than robbery.
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60 Street
Boston
Cambridge
Massachusetts General Hospital
Ryan
Gordon
Sixth
Cambridge Streets
Station 3
Sixth Street
Meeting of Orangemen in Lawrence Large Grand Lodge Session
The Grand Lodge of Massachusetts Loyal Orange Institution met at Red Men's Hall with record attendance from Boston Chelsea Cambridge Everett Malden Lynn Melrose Wakefield Salem Newton Quincy Brookline Brockton Worcester Lowell Lawrences and others. James Ray and Thomas Milligan attended as national leaders. A M I McLeod presided. William Dawson resigned as Grand Secretary. James Chambers of Everett elected to complete term. Plans for an Orange Hall in Boston were discussed. meeting scheduled to reconvene in Boston in May 1897.
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Grand Lodge of Massachusetts
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Red Men's Hall
Grand Lodge
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United States
James Ray
Supreme
Thomas Milligan
A. M. I. McLeod
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James Chambers
James F. Latrobe
J. L. Homan
William J. Moore
Danvers Poison Case Moves to Next Step in Wakefield
State Detective George C. Neal calls in Rhodes from Chief Wade's staff to assist on the Learoyd case with Detective Hammond likely joining. Professor Woods says arsenic can be detected after embalming fluid. authorities plan to exhume Sylvester Kimball's body in Wakefield New Hampshire for clues. No new evidence has been found yet.
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George C. Neal
Rhodes
Wade
Learoyd
Hammond
Woods
Sylvester Kimball
Wakefield
N. H
Considerate Burglars At Hastings Home In Princeton
Two masked men entered the sleeping room of Mr and Mrs J P Hastings in Princeton yesterday morning. One held them at revolver point while the other ransacked the house and stole $60 from a cashed check and Mr Hastings watch. They entered by a ladder and left the revolver on the doorstep. No clues found.
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Princeton
J. P. Hastings
Mr. Hastings
Boston and Wilmington men seek court rule on Bay State Gas receivers
In Wilmington Delaware Je xis Hoffecker Jr and Benjamin L M Tower filed for a rule to show cause why receivers should not be appointed for Bay State Gas Company of Delaware and why a preliminary injunction should not issue The suit alleges fraud and involves about 75000 with the rule returnable on the first Monday in December.
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Wilmington
Del
United States Court
Je Xis Hoffecker, Jr
Benjamin L. M. Tower
Boston
Godfrey Morse
Bay State Gas Company
Delaware
Rumor Denied on Archbishop Ireland’s Removal
In St Paul on November 11 published talk claimed Archbishop Ireland would be removed for calling bishops the church’s main strength. Friends deny the rumor as unworthy. They also deny any summons to Rome for disapproval of his course.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Ireland
St. Paul
Washington
Rome
Secretary Carlisle tired of politics in Kentucky remark
Secretary Carlisle says he plans to retire from politics after this administration. He tells a friend in Kentucky that talk of his Senate election is unwelcome and emphasizes thirty years in politics have left him exhausted.
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Lousivilles Ky
Carlisle
Kentucky
Senate
Recount in Ward Nineteen shifts district council race
The Ward Nineteen recount shows Sullivan gaining 8 votes and Allen losing 8, producing a net shift and leaving Sullivan with a small district gain. Precinct tallies and district totals are detailed with gains, losses, and comments from counsel and officials.
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Sullivan
Eaelj
Ward 25
Famine in India Drives Price Appeal From Odessa
Prince Obolenski writes to Novoe Vremya urging sale of rye at Odessa for forty kopecks per pood to ease famine suffering in India. The proposal, noted from St. Petersburg on November 11, aims to channel grain relief through trade.
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Prince Obolenski
Novoe Vremyra
Odessa
India
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