Delegates Arrive for National W C T U Convention in Plymouth
Three hundred delegates arrive by special train for the National Convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union in Plymouth. They tour the town by barge, enjoy lunch at local union rooms, and hear a talk on tobacco at Plymouth High School by Mrs Leeds of Philadelphia. The group departs at 12 50 PM. Separately, Rev Hilary Bygrave and wife receive a church anniversary gift reception with a $100 note, oak Morris chair, revolving book case, a parlor desk and chairs.
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Plymouth
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Ccal Union
Leeds
Philadelphia
Plymouth High School
Home Union
Hilary Bygrave
Belmont
Morris
Reception to Mary Hunt at Hope Cottage Hyde Park
At Hope Cottage in Hyde Park the national convention delegates gathered for a reception hosted by Mrs. Mary H. Hunt international superintendent of scientific temperance instruction. Over 200 guests attended including Tei Sono the Japanese temperance reformer and delegates from nearly every state, with Mrs. Nancy Flanchert Mrs. Chase and Hyde Park W C T U members assisting.
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Tellono
Hyper Park
Hyde Park
Hope Cottage
Mary H. Hunt
Tei Sono
Steamers Arrive in Boston and Liverpool Trade Update
Steamers arrive in Boston and Liverpool during November with ships including Ottoman from Liverpool, Pocahontas from the Mediterranean, Eider delayed fifty seven hours from New York to Bremen, Virginian from Boston, British Crown from Boston via London, Ott Kinsale, and Bavarian from Boston docking at Liverpool and London.
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Boston
Liverpool
Mediterranean
Southampton
Eider
New York
Bremen
Virginian
London
British Crown
Wells Memorial Institute to Host Thanksgiving Dinner
The Wells Memorial Institute for Working Men will inaugurate its first Thanksgiving dinner for members unable to be at home. The event is at Wells Memorial Hall at 1 o clock with speeches and music. Tickets limited and issued to applicants in order.
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Wells Memorial Institute For Workingmen
Well’s Memorial Hall
Man Charged With Perjury In Bail Offer Hearing
Elbridge H. Bullard faced perjury charges for swearing he owned 1800 dollars in property to bail A Underwood. Municipal Court held a hearing yesterday and ordered a new complaint to be prepared, continuing the case until Tuesday. New Home Sewing Machine, 160 Tremont.
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Elbridge H. Bullard
A. Underwood
Mrs Fanny Kellogg Bachert Hosts Reception at Brunswick
Mrs Fanny Kellogg Bachert entertained yesterday afternoon at the Brunswick in honor of Miss Mary Krout of the Chicago Inter Ocean. The parlors wore chrysanthemums and guests included Mrs Herbert Cushing Mrs Darwin E Ware Mrs John Greland and many others. Miss Madeleine O’Brien led the tea table with blue crepe and chiffon Paris gown while Miss Grace Constantine and Miss Daisy Tuttle presided at the chocolate table. Bachert recently returned from Paris after a year of study and sang two numbers along with Mr Albert Pratt among the attendees.
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Brunswick
Fanny Kellogg Bachert
Mary Krout
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Madeleine O’brien
Paris
Grace Constantine
Daisy Tuttle
Miss Constantine
Miss Tuttle
Frederick Dabney
Hugh O’brien
Sallie Joy White
Charles P. Searle
Benjamin ‘Licknor
Ticknor
Arrival of the Steamer at Southampton After Drift
The North German Lloyd steamer Eider, sailing from New York on November 7 bound for Bremen, arrived safely at Southampton at 11 45 this morning. A machinery derangement four days after departure caused a two day drift during repairs.
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Southampton
London
Bremen
New York
Cornish Will Referage Announces Six Days Race
The six days forty-eight hours bicycle race will be held at Mechanics Building next week. Harry Cornish as referee, the Trimount A. A. scorers, and a strong field including Jack Prince Wood Lumsden Ashinger and Alf Robb are noted as likely winners. The start Monday at 2 p.m. promises a grand sight with keen rivalry among riders.
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Cornish
Mechanics Building
Mies
Harry Cornish
Trimount A
Jack Prince
Wood Lumsden
Ashinger
Alf Robb
Connelf and Dohn Set for Indoor Championship
Madison Square Garden is booked by the Metropolitan Association of the A A A for the indoor championship meeting. The contest between the Manhattan and New York clubs continues as Dohn of the New Yorks runs the quarter mile, with Remington, Downes and Wydenburgh in pursuit, and a possible 1320 yard special race may be arranged to heighten the showdown.
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Connelf
Dohn
Madison Square Garden
Metropolitan Association
Manhattan
New York
New Yorks
Remington
Downes
Wyrendenburgh
Time allowances for good behavior in Massachusetts Reformatory
A prisoner named Donahue, serving a year in the Massachusetts Reformatory, seeks time off for good behavior. He has applied to the U S District Attorney who is reviewing the case. Mr Wyman in charge cites no precedents for such allowances and says inmates have served full terms in every instance.
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United States
Massachusetts Reformatory
Prisners
Donahue
Reformatory
United States District Attorney
Wyman
Endowment Order in Trouble Injunction Granted
The United Order of the Golden Lion, a Massachusetts endowment corporation, faced an injunction yesterday by Judge Dewey restraining it from further business. The notice mentions Salvation Oil as a remedy for rheumatism and neuralgia.
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The
United Order of the Golden Lion
Massachusetts
Dewey
Capital Crime Death Is The Decree For His Murderous Work
Prymours N H reports courtroom scenes as Abin Burleigh argues with passion over the murder case. Frank Almy, the accused, sits by, listening intently while witnesses and letters reveal a troubled romance and motives. Court adjourns briefly after Burleigh’s hour and a half address as Barnard prepares rebuttal.
Plea for the Prisoner in Heat of Frenzy Argument
Counselor Burleigh pleaded that the murder was not first degree but second. He argued the defendant acted in a frenzy without deliberation or premeditation and noted the mental state at the time. He cited statutes and cases, described affection for Christie, and claimed the act was not planned. The court recessed after an hour and a half of argument.
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Burleigh
Barnard
Plymouru
N. H
Lee
New Hampshire
Pike
M Mourder
Lie
Kansas
Ouissouri
Christie
Almy
Warden Homestead
Professor Peirce
Hanover Village
Lebanon
Plea for the Prosecution in a Deliberate Murder Case
The Attorney-General argues that premeditation and forethought define first degree murder. He questions motives between Almy and Christie, noting alleged conditional engagement, late-night visits, and concealed letters. The testimony traces Almy’s movements from 1890 to 1891, including a midnight return and夜time peeking through blinds, as the court considers intent.
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Plymouth
N. A
Bernard
Commonwealth
Aimy
Christie
Almy
Corts
Tie
Christi
Warden House
Chrissie
Home Market Club Honors McKinley Flight of Tariffs at Vendome
The Home Market Club banquet at the Vendome featured Major McKinley and Senators Hoar and Aldrich among 500 attendees. Speakers praised protection and the McKinley bill while avoiding reciprocity topics, with a Tremont Temple meeting following the reception.
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Bill McKinley
Michintey Lill
Hoar
Aldrich
Tom” Reed
Venome
Thanksgiving dining and tableware trends at Thanksgiving
Before Thanksgiving readers are told that dining habits matter as much as the meal. The piece cites historic gourmets and notes how service and company shape the feast while advertising a store’s fall tableware selection and catalog service.
Major McKinley Resented at Massachusetts Assembly
General William F. Draper of Hopedale presided at a meeting in Tempe to order with strong support for protective tariffs. He cited his Northwest contacts noting free trade spreading in New England and urged unity among protectionists. Senator George Hoar was warmly welcomed, praised as a leading Massachusetts Republican statesman.
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Hart
William F. Draper
Messrs
F. W. Sreed
T. J. Coolidge
W. A. Ruseil
C. A. Stott
George A. Hammond
A. B. Sanford
J. R. Leeson
J. Hopewell, Jr
Greenteal
Wiliam Whitman
S. Draper
K.H. Haskell
W. W. Drape
Charles H. Allen
Aimes
The
Ton
I. Greenhalge
Ihrali
Germinia Orchestra
We S. Bond
Juaurier
Montreal
Onuke Tak
Tremont Temple
Od Bugland
Rufus S. Frost
United States
Gien
Draper
Tme
Trenouth
To @ Wesland Railroad
Hopedale
Iremont Tempe
New England
Ree Teadher
Jonn E. Naseell
George Floar
Massachusetts
Mer. Hloar
Hoarst
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