Miser's Wealth After Love Defeat Leads Recluse Life in New York
Mary Clark, who died at age 80, left $70,000 in real estate cash and bonds after years as a recluse in a nearly unfurnished twenty room building at Eleventh Street and Greenwich Avenue. An Irish immigrant and dressmaker, she severed ties with relatives after a lovelorn past and inheritance from her brother Patrick endowed the corner brick block she owned. The administration of her estate was granted yesterday in New York.
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Patrick
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Grace Clarke and the Riches She Could Not Share
Grace Clarke a fourteen year old Newark New Jersey girl stands to inherit millions from an intestate great uncle. Neatly staged in a boarding house there are odd bank deposits bonds and jewelry indicating she planned to give to the poor but was found dead amid clues of a hidden fortune and old-fashioned garments.
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Way
Imblay Clarke
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Anaconda Loosened Kills Pony in Philadelphia Exhibit
A museum watchman Samuel Masher was severely injured by a huge anaconda that escaped its cage in Philadelphia. The constrictor wrapped Masher and the animal crushed a valuable trick pony, which died as the snake failed to release its grip.
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Samuel Masher
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CHICK STAWL'S GREAT PLAY IN ALL AMERICANS VS BALTIMORE
San Francisco report notes Lange of the All Americans with four base hits including a second inning home run. Stahl of Boston made an outstanding catch in right field and threw to the plate to retire Jennings. Attendance listed as 6000 with Baltimore winning 6 to 2 and 7 errors credited to the All Americans and 4 to Baltimore.
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Exrors
Lady Drummond Plans Shifting Titles and Homes
Miss May Drummond lives in a Brooklyn flat at 1364 Fulton Street and works in an ice cream saloon. By tomorrow she could become Lady Mary Harriet Geraldine Drummond with a castle as her future home.
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New York
Kirk Held on Felonious Assault Charge in Hotel Gerard
J Waldere Kirk known as king of dudes from Chicago appeared in the new West Side Police Court on a felonious assault charge for firing five shots at Richard Mandelbaum in the Hotel Gerard. Mandelbaum wounded, Kirk claims self defense. bond set at 2500. examination scheduled for Nov 23. Kirk, calm and fashionably dressed, refused comment and was jailed with no bondsmen present. He previously aimed to inherit Berry Wall's reputation as New York's premier dude.
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J. Waldere Kirk
King of
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Richard R. Mandelbaum
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Schmittberger
Mandelbaum
Paulding
Webster Davis
Friend
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Berry Wall
Iona Sailors Seek Wages After Abusive Captain
The Nova Scotian brigantine Iona, docked at Montville, sent five crew members ashore after alleged mistreatment by Captain Mosher. In New York, the crew recounts being beaten, left penniless, and forced to tramp home to New London. Able Seaman Gus Andersen corroborates, and lawyer J A Johnson vows to pursue punishment and wages for the sailors.
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Thames
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J. A. Johnson
Protestant Episcopal Church Missionary Society For Seamen
Memorial to Henry George by Brooklyn Single Tax League
The Brooklyn Single Tax League unanimously passes a resolution to erect a memorial to their late leader Henry George. A committee will be appointed to advance the project in New York.
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Brooklyn Single Tax League of
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Brooklyn Heiress to Inherit Earls of Perth Estate
A Brooklyn woman, described as a distant heiress and last of the Earls of Perth line, faces a legal challenge to prove her title in Scotland. Her father was Viscount Forth, now deceased. she vows careful charity, remaining in Brooklyn, and rejects New York society and public work when she comes into a $250,000 annual fortune.
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Scotland
Brooklyn
George Essex Montifert Drummond
Forth
Percival G. Ullman
Lady Drummond
John F. King
New York
Postmaster Gary Seeks Cure for Postal Deficit
Washington reports reveal the government faces a persistent deficit driven by postal losses. Postmaster General James A. Gary endorses rate changes for second class mail, proposes postal savings depositories, and cites improving business conditions as key to reversing the deficit while reducing costs and increasing efficiency.
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James A. Gary
United States
House of Representatives
Gary
Liberality and seamanship in harbor rescue tale
Owners of the Fortuna paid 1250 dollars to Sprague & Breed for services after Fortuna was dismasted and towed into Vineyard Haven by Laura L. Sprague. Crew members and captain aided in steering Fortuna, with 600 dollars split among Fortuna’s prize crew and extra pay for Sprague crew. Fortuna heads to Bath for repairs. Sprague & Breed are coal firm owners from Lynn.
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Laura L. Sprague
Edward E. Briry
Sprague & Breed
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Briry
Wixon
Steward Schaefer
East Boston
New England
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Bath
Denis J. Melanson
Port Gilbert
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Alpheus Gove
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Clarke
Prince Edward Island
Emerald Isle
Flying Cloud
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San Francisco
Thomas
Alaska Commercial Company
Kodiak
Pacific ¢Gast
North Haven
A Handsome Thanksgiving Number for Printers’ Journal
The Thanksgiving issue of the National Printers' Journalist is praised as a jewel of artistic taste. It features masterful cover design, high quality half-tone engravings, and a portrait plus biographical sketch of Charles A. Dana. It promises valuable advertiser information and is hailed as a credit to the newspaper profession.
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Ward 8 Democratic League Endorses Riley for Mayor
The Democratic League of Ward 8 met at 36 McLean Street and endorsed Thomas Riley for mayor of Boston. A campaign committee including Henry A. Koch B G Richards Samuel Sackmary Louis Blumbaum and Daniel Kach was formed to mobilize Hebrew voters. A grand rally at the American House is planned to ratify the nomination.
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Democratic League
Ward 8
McLean Street
Thomas Riley
Boston
League
Henry A. Koch
B. G. Richards
Samuel Sackmary
Louis Blmbaum
Daniel Kach
Thorn's Law: Mrs Nack aids Thorn murder case probe
Mrs Nack left Queens county jail for the first time since being moved from the Tombs to Long Island City to corroborate confession details about Thorn dismembering Guldensuppe. She retraced routes toward College Hill in a bid to locate the buried saw as digging was planned for tomorrow. juror Mangus Larsen remains reported to be recovering.
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Corona
Flushing
College Point
College Hill
Long Island City
Miles
Mrs. Nack
Mangus Larsen
Thorn
Civil court docket of Suffolk first and second jury sessions
In the Civis Courts Superior Court Suffolk lists cases by docket number and parties. The first jury session under Judge Hardy includes Clark v Boston Richmond v Adams Smith v West End R R Waitt v Chaffee and others with several railroad and company defendants. The second session under Judge Bridgett includes Bickford v Harris Coke v Boston Mullin v Boston and numerous other cases with city and regional defendants.
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Clark
Boston
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Chaffee
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Hartt
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R. R. Co
Taylor Va
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Kennedy
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de Ghent
Singer Mfg. Co
Brophy. Compt
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Ord
Mayberry
Cameron
Lowbar
Folsom
City of Waltham
Buss
Pro Aml
Dickson
Ryan
Fhampes
onei—Coghlin
Walker & Pratt Mfg. Co
Neill
Henderson
Walling Va
Dutton
Boston Dairy Co
Long docket of cases listed for Fourth Jury Session in October
A dense list of court dockets and case numbers spans civil actions, cross suits, and adversaries against railroads, insurance firms, gas companies, banks, and manufacturers. It includes numerous plaintiffs and defendants such as Connolly, Laensdoffer, N Y N H & H R B, Boston Gas Light Co, Alpha Pub Co, and facing entities like U S Ins Co and Greenwich Ins Co. The document denotes a fourth jury session in Maynard with a special list and November listings, outlining varied civil proceedings and parties without narrative detail.
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Laensdoffer
Eee
Weet
R. R
Berman
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McKnight
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Keith
Cassidy
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B. M. Society
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Gatchell
Type F. Co
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le Baron
Alpha Pub. Co
Kelley
Haley
Coughlin
Higginbotham
Whitcomb
Dickinson
Fastman
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Hargraves Mills
China
Amer. Ins. Co
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Providence
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Bridgham
Marcus
Dyer
Mattson
Nickels
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Jones
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Easter
Bos. la. Mfg. Co
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Howe
Blackstone Nat. Bank
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Chadwick Lead Works
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Steuer
Akin
Lynch
Raigt
Fostern Pr. & Eng. Co
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Hye
Pierce
Ferguson
Highland Foundry Co
Tilton
Codman & Hall Co
Ryan
Gove
Worthley
Cotting
Kyle
Shipping News Brief Arrivals and Vessel Movements
Shipping notices report arrivals and departures including Boston bound steamers from Portland and Eastport via Norfolk with merchandise and passengers. Vessels listed include Antelope from Macauley and Saturn on Newport News routes, with ports Bangor Deering Kenne and others in Maine and Virginia.
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Saturn
Newport News
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Macauley
Portland
Deering
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Shipping Movement Noted in Port Records
Steamers Prince Edward and Orion tow barges with wind from the northwest. Vessels sail to Yarmouth Newport News Plymouth and Port Johnson. Tamaqua towed Kohinoor and Shenandoah from Philadelphia to Portland.
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Portland
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange Listings
Sales reported by Wilson W Fay Co show varied listings including Cutler broprovements and Boylston Street properties. Mining and machinery stocks appear with miscellaneous values and dated entries. several lines reference Batopilas Mining and Cap a Mining.
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el Ae MA
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Cepeee Tees & Ae
Lakeport Only Bus Route Summary
Rail or bus notice states runs only to Lakeport and does not stop at Weirs Warren Bethlehem Jet or Franklin except Saturday. D. J. Flanders, general passenger agent.
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New York New Haven and Hartford R R Old Colony System Train S
Timetabled Boston to New York and coastal destinations as of November 1 1897 with routes via Shore Line Air Line Fall River and Norwich lines including Providence Newport Plymouth Provincetown Chatham Hyannis Nantucket and more. Through tickets and park car berths offered with limited parlor car service and riverboat connections.
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