Murderer Kelley Sentenced to Thirty Years in State Prison
In Somersworth New Hampshire Joseph E Kelley was found guilty of murder in the second degree for killing Cashier Stickney of the Great Falls National Bank. He accepted the verdict calmly and was sentenced to 30 years with possible later review. The case drew praise for fairness from local officials and medical experts who testified to Kelley’s insanity.
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Dover
Stickney
Great Falls National Bank
Somersworth
Joseph E. Kelley
Kelley
Post
New Hampshire
Ryan
Edgerly
Hare
Court House
Mr. Nason
Kdley
Atsony Eastman
Atey James Ryan, Jr
Fence
Boston Post and Herald
Boston Post
Attorney Nason
Concord
Hayes
Amesbury
Olive Stone
Joe
N. H
Joseph BH
Montreal
Nason
Supreme Court
Strafford County
Miss Oglesby Breaks Engagement To George Pullman
Chicago reports formal announcement that Felicite Oglesby has broken her engagement to George M Pullman. After her stay with Mrs. Pullman in Chicago and a return to Elkhart Indiana, Pullman proposed to release her and she accepted. No reason given. Subsequent text shifts to an advertisement for English kerseys, overcoats and prices.
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Chicago
George M. Pullman
Felicite Oglesby
Miss Oglesby
Pullman
Mr. Pullman
Elkhart
Ill
O Callaghan Seeks Board of Aldermen Seat in Charlestown
Longtime Ward 3 Charlestown representative John J. O Callaghan vies with John J Mahoney for a seat on the Boston Board of Aldermen. A Boston daily staffer, O Callaghan built support with a delegation of young Charlestown leaders and champions district improvements including 80 000 in funding and 25 000 for street work plus 50 000 for a Charlestown playground.
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John J. O'Callaghan
Charlestown
Board of Aldermen
John J. Mahoney
Corbett
Hayes O’callaghan
Mahoney
Hayes
O’callaghan
Boston
Winter Reaches Ta gish House Posts in Alaska Klondike Rush
The Canadian government recalls customs officers at Tagish House between Lakes Bennett and Tagish and British Columbia cuts provincial police there as the Klondike rush cools. Deputy Collector Fred W. Davey notes duties collected on 400 outfits, with four to five men per outfit, and forecasts winter quarters for many travelers blocked by ice. Rich gold discoveries on McClintock River and branches of Hootalinqua attract a rush to new fields, some earning up to $40 a day.
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Seaguay
Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Tagish House
Lakes Bennett
Tagish
Lake Bennett
Klondike
Fred W. Davey
Davey
McClintock
Hootalinqua
Relief for whalers by the Bear Arctic relief mission
Captain Tuttle of the revenue cutter Bear expects orders to proceed to the Arctic to aid an icebound whaling fleet. The ship, carrying 100 tons of provisions, is to start late next week. He doubts the expedition will reach the fleet before August and plans a year’s provisions in case the vessel is iced in.
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Seattle
Wash
Tuttle
United States Revenue
Bear
Arctic
Boston University readsmit bid fails after Reader wedding row
The Boston University Theological School faculty reaffirmed its Nov. 5 decision to withdraw George A Reader after he performed a wedding ceremony at the zoo. The Nov. 12 meeting heard his petition for reversal, but members said Reader refused to acknowledge fault and upheld the withdrawal action.
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Boston University Theological School
George A. Reader
School of Theology
George Reader
Reader
Secretary of State denies Chamberlain trade suggestion to Canada
Ottawa reports Secretary of State R W Scott says Mr Chamberlain never sent any suggestions on future trade relations with the United States and would never think of doing so. He adds that Britain's knowledge of the sealing question is solid, but concerns Canada’s immediate U S trade matters are limited.
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Ottawa
Ont
R. W. Scott
London
Chamberlain
Lord Aberdeen
Canada
United States
Klondike suit in equity session before Judge Dunbar
Richard Eltz and twenty nine claimants sue Robert Baer in the Boston and Alaska Gold Mining Company partnership. They allege Baer bought a ship in his name and holds 6046 on deposit. Case continued to Monday to seek settlement.
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Superior Court
Dunbar
Richard Eltz
Robert Baer
Dartmouth man is sentenced for assault with intent to rob
In Bristol County Superior Court Lewis Dagagne of Dartmouth was convicted of assault with intent to rob and sentenced to the House of Correction for three years this afternoon.
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Taunton
Bristol County Superior Court
Lewis Dagagne
Dartmouth
House of Correction
SLEIGHING IN MAINE REPORTS SNOWFALL ACROSS COUNTIES
Specials to the Journal report an inch of snow at North Anson, enough for sleighing in Kingfield Farmington and Phillips indicating good travel and winter weather conditions in central Maine.
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Lewiston, Mo
Journal Today
North Anson
Kingfield
Farmington and
Phillips
Windsor Fire Benefit Program At Bijou Opera House
A Windsor Nova Scotia benefit program for fire victims is set for next Tuesday evening at the Bijou Opera House. The lineup includes Eva Macey Fairbanks banjo solo Wulf Fries cello solo Vera Burpee readings G Trewella Martin John J Morton Louise Ainsworth vocal solos Ona Hanson ballet Weber Male Quartet Anna Delany Martin the Prisoner of Zenda act plus stereopticon pictures by T F Anderson and James Harrigan tramp juggler and comedian Miss Minna Gaul and Mr Fred Watson as accompanists. In Superior Court the jury found for the defendant in Eudora M Faxon vs Charles A Jones damages case and in the companion suit against the defendant's wife the verdict went for the defendant.
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Windsor
N. S
Bijou Opera House
Eva Macey Fairbanks
Ban
Wulf Fries
Vera Burpee
G. Trewella Martin
John J. Morton
Louise Ainsworth
Little Ona Hanson
Weber
Anna Delany Martin
Zenda
T. F. Anderson
James Harrigan
Minna Gaul
Fred Watson
Help for Woman's Hospital Fair Opens Tomorrow
Mrs. Oliver Ames Sr generously sends a $2 check to Mrs. A Shuman to be added to funds from the Peep at the Globe fair. The event benefits the Woman's Charity Club Free Hospital for Poor Women and Training School for Nurses.
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Oliver Ames
A. Shuman
Woman’s Charity Club Free Hospital For Poor Women and
Training School For
Candidacy Withdrawals and Nomination Timetable in City Elections
This afternoon at 8 p m withdrawal deadlines for Republican mayoralty and aldermanic delegations close and Democratic nomination papers must be filed. Aspirants face 3 p m November 20 for Common Council petitions as ex Mayor Curtis gains Curtis supporters on delegates. Sanford backers claim strength. Moran undecided on a mayoral run. several Sanford withdrawals filed with the Republican committee across wards 11 15 21 and 22.
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Common Council
George A. Hibbard
Republican City Committee
Curtis
Sanford
Lsts
Godfrey Morse
National Democratic
Republican Et Committee
William H. Baldwin
J. Ff. Mulen
Charles T. Gallagher
Charles F. Bowker
William H. Vierce
Samuel B. Capen
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Kersey
Kersey and Melton
Brown
Oxford
Boys’ Reefers
Leopold Morse
Washington Street
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the Square
Emily H. Siedeberg
New Zealand
Franz Siedeberg
Dunedin
University of Otago
Liedeberg
Rotunda Hospital
Dublin
United Kingdom
Edinburgh
Berlin
George Mr. Puma
Melton
O'Callaghan
R. T. Almy & Co
Washington St. Cor
Hayward PI
New
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Gannot
Be. Gondoner
Maine
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OLD South Clothing CO
Cornell
Lafayette
Amherst
Holy Cross
Yale
West Point
Williams
Harvard
Princeton
Penn
Etnnes Ee
Eudora M. Faxon
Charles A. Jones
Hoel Huntington
Politigal
Charles BE. Folsom
Curtig
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