Nothing Improper Occurred at His Inn Says Colt Case
G W Gray of Grays Inn Jackson N H the prize witness in the Colt divorce case did not testify before Commissioner Wood at North Conway New Hampshire last Saturday He spoke in Boston on Monday defending his silence saying he could have given testimony of value to either side but would not discuss the matter He defended Colonel Colt and the girl mentioned and explained his nonappearance was arranged by his counsel and nullified by a second summons. He described his travels and reasons for being away including business in Jackson Gorham and Portland and a stay in Florida.
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Gray's Inn
Jackson
N. H
Colt
North Conway
Colonel Colt
Boston
New York
Framey
Commissioner Wood
Gray
Wood
Fred Osgood
Glen Station
Gorham
Portland
Grand Trunk
Florida
Shell
Christian Endeavor Society
Dee
United Societies of Christian Endeavor
United Societies
Voice
Genessee M. E
Rochester
N. Y
Mershon
The
United Society
Clark
Newark
Porter Lectures on Greenland Expedition At AMC
MIT student Mr. Russell W Porter addressed the Appalachian Mountain Club about the Greenland scientific expedition he joined. He described the voyage, polar scenery, crew, and hardships as their steamer leaked near Greenland and the party secured a safe return after a Gloucester fisherman aided passage home.
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Russell W. Porter
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Appalachian Mountain Club
Greenland
Porter
Gloucester
Judge appoints Beland receiver for Worcester insurance firm
Judge Barker yesterday named Rob ert H Beland as receiver for the Patron's main Fire Insurance Company of Worcester, taking control of its assets and liabilities as the court oversees the company’s affairs.
Woolley Attack Frames Christian Endeavor Fight as Profit War
A longtime critic argues the Golden Rule paper serves a profit motive, condemning leadership for boss rule and lack of member input. He outlines a plan for conciliation, insists on member rights to "meat," and defends loyalty to the society while urging open debate.
Lost polar quest text ends with Woolley signoff
The letter pleads for loyalty bravery and capacity while confessing confusion over Mr Clark's exact whereabouts. The author likens the effort to a returned polar expedition and mentions meeting at the equator MO G Woolley.
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Clark
G. Woolley
Brookline Electric Street Railway Planned in Newton Centre
Promoters from Boston Newton and Brookline announce a Brookline street railway from Newton Centre Station through Cypress and Jackson Streets to Boylston Street and beyond toward Brookline Avenue and Arlington Street. Power from Newton Street Railway Co. until own plant is ready. Double track trolley line will use modern cars and facilities.
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Brookline
Brookline Street Railway
Boston
Newton
New York
Square
Newton Centre
Cypress Street
Theological Seminary
Jackson Street
Jackson
Boylston Street
Washington Street
School Street
Harvard Street
Aspinwall Avenue
Aspinwall Avenues
Brookline Avenue
Newbury Street
Arlington Street
Subway
Newton Street Railway Company
Swindler Professor Atkins Flees Blackstone Valley
About 30 residents of the Blackstone valley report being swindled by Charles Atkins a local resident since last year known for music teaching and jewelry trade He vanished a week ago leaving behind numerous stolen items including twelve watches two diamond rings violins and mandolins Some of the loot has surfaced in Worcester pawn shops Authorities warn victims to seek recovery and press charges as investigators track remaining pieces.
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Whitinsville
Blackstone Valley
Charles Atkins
Farnumsville
Worcester
New Hampshire Club Holds November Meeting
The New Hampshire Club gathered twenty members at Youngs yesterday with Hon. John McLane presiding. Solon A. Carter urged presenting a pennant to the Society of Sons and Daughters of New Hampshire. Speakers included John L. Spring on forests and spruce pulp, and N. B. Bryant on the New York election and Tamanyism. The next meeting is set for December 11, with the vote to hold it on Wednesday.
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New Hampshire
Young’s
John McLane
Solon A. Carter
Society of Sons and Daughters of New Hampshire
John L. Spring
Lebanon
N. B. Bryant
Boston
Andover
N. H
New York
Tammaty
Granite State
Claim Chicago Millions Sparks Inheritance Battle
In Chicago on November 13 1892 Curtin B Robinson once a noted real estate dealer is accused posthumously of deserting a Massachusetts wife in the early sixties. His three Chicago born children are challenging Massachusetts kin for a share of an estate valued near one million dollars. A US Circuit Court filing by the Robinson siblings and nieces asserts the Massachusetts wife nullifies the Chicago marriage and renders the children illegitimate heirs.
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Chicago
Curtin B. Robinson
Massachusetts
Robinson
Martha J. Ruprecht
Curtis E. Robinson
Besele D. Robinson
Hawaiian Minister Arrives on Coptic from Hong Kong
The Coptic docked in San Francisco with Hon. F. M. Hatch of Honolulu aboard, en route to Washington as minister to the United States from the Hawaiian republic. Hatch said Hawaii’s affairs progress satisfactorily and Royalist news comes mainly from American papers. Also aboard was Major-General Sabotitch, traveling from Vladivostok to Yokohama toward St. Petersburg, noting rapid Trans-Siberian Railroad progress.
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San Francisco
Cal
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Honolulu
F. M. Hatch
Washington
United States
Hawaiian Republic
Hatch
Hawaii
Liliuokalani
Sabotitch
Vladivyostock
St. Petersburg
Parker memorial debates open season with Cuba topic
The Parker memorial debates begin tonight at 7 45 with the question Ought Cuba to Be Free Mr R C Surbridge and Mr Alfred Hayes to debate After the opening speakers all who wish may participate in the debate A cordial welcome is extended to all interested attendees.
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Cuba
R. C. Surbridge
Alfred
Overworked Women and a New Era of Nervous Strain
An editorial style notice describes how modern roles push women into broader occupations, causing nervous exhaustion and weakened vitality. It promotes Dr. Greene's Nervura as a restorative remedy, citing a Newark patient case and claiming nationwide medical credibility and free consultation from Dr. Greene in Boston.
Oakes Fined for Assault in Lynn Police Court
In Lynn on November 13 Judge Berry fined Edward H. Oakes $100 for an assault on Mrs. Ellen McCormack and an additional fine for an assault on her mother, Mrs. Asahel Fogg. Oakes, a tenant in a house owned by Mrs. Fogg, had recently been convicted of tapping gas pipes and stealing gas. After the owners leased the premises he refused to vacate and brought a mason to open a hole in the chimney. when Mrs. McCormack and her mother confronted him, the assault occurred.
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Lynn
Berry
Edward H. Oakes
Ellen McCormack
Asahel Fogg
Oakes
Fogg
Lynn Gas & Electric Company
Lighthouse Lights Move On Rockland Breakwater
The light house board announces that around November 20 the two fixed red lens lanterns on Rockland breakwater will be relocated to a new beacon at the end of the completed work about 298 feet south of their current site. The lights will remain in a vertical pair at heights of 29 and 23 feet above mean high water. The beacon is a stone pyramid. Heavily laden vessels should not approach too near the harbor entrance during filling progress.
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Washington
Lighthouse Board
Rockland
Rockland Harbor
Pastor Connolly Returns With Parish Celebration
The Rev. Arthur T. Connolly, pastor of Blessed Sacrament Church in Roxbury, returns from abroad to resume duties. A grand welcome liturgy will be held next Sunday with solemn high mass celebrated by Connolly, assisted by Deacon John J. Farrell and Subdeacon Peter C. Orrigan. Joseph T. Ryan directs music with James Woods, George Murphy, Mrs. R. G. Cleary, and Miss Josephine Pattee among soloists. A welcome address by Father Farrell is planned.
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Arthur T. Connolly
Blessed Sacrament Church
Roxbury
John J. Farrell
Peter C. Orrigan
Joseph T. Ryan
James T. Woods
George Murphy
R. G. Cleary
Josephine Pattee
Father Farrell
J. Batty
Broadway and Boston Theatrical Week Mix
The article lists numerous engagements across Boston venues, detailing openings, closings, and features. It highlights the Lyceum company's Hollis Street Theatre run, Tremont Theatre double bill, Denise at Hollis Street, Too Much Johnson at the Boston Museum, and the Park Theatre rush for Cissy Fitzgerald. It notes Burmah’s near finish, the 100th Burmah performance souvenir, The Fatal Card finale at the Museum, Lily of Killarney at Castle Square, Carmen prep, A Happy Little Home at the Columbia, and ongoing acts by Gaylor, Keith's, Tivoli dancers, Rice brothers, and Okabe’s raps.
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Boston
Etenee
Entertainment Notes From Boston Ae House Circuit
Half the city is treated to a burst of variety in a rolling program. Che-Mah ends his Austin and Stone museum receptions in three days as crowds swarm the Bos ton gallery. Next week Mile Yucca arrives from England amid praise. Austin presents living pictures at the Palace with Sattler’s burlesque. Dixon and Dixon lead the Lyceum bills while Nickelodeon crowds see bloomers football and a string of acts including Tucker the bag puncher Oklahoma Bill Prairie May Lingard and other attractions.
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Che-Mah
Austin & Stone
Boston
England
W. O. Austin
Palace
Sattler
Burlesque Company
Nickelodeon
Tucker
Oklahoma Bill
Prairie May
Lingard
Boston University Trustees Meet Amid Uncertain Reports
Boston University trustees held a meeting last Monday sparking discussion amid conflicting reports on an athletic council and resolutions. A witness said Mr McClintock was injured at an Andover football game but is recovering well at Boston University Medical School. The senior class voted to organize a grand reception for Dr Dorchester and discussed caps gowns with a three member canvassing committee to tally votes in a week.
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Boston University
Post
University
Andover
McClintock
Boston University Medical School
Daniel Dorchester
Unitarian Women Confer at New England Alliance Meeting
Mrs. Kate Gannett Wells presided at the First Church Roxbury as about three hundred women gathered for the annual New England Associate Alliance meeting. Addresses covered moral training and education for colored children, with by law changes to finance travel for speakers. Officers elected include President Wells and vice presidents from Maine and Massachusetts.
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Kate Gannett Wells
Eliot Square Roxbury
New England Associate Alliance
James de Normandied
Wells
Sarah Arnold
Boston
George W. Stone
Richardson
Lowell
Calltown
Dillingham
Mass
E. C. Jordan
Portland
H. B. Goodwin
Cambridge
G. 8. Hale
Bartlett
Waterville
Mary C. Warder
Brattleboro
Mary A. Downing
Concord
N. H
Phebe M. Waldo
Salem
John C. Kimball
Hartford
Mary L. Hall
Dorchester
Sarah Theo Brown
Worcester
Laura Dewey Russell
Plymouth
Mary E. Cleveland
Providence
R. I
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