Accomplice Theory In Perry Case Abandoned
State police have abandoned the hunt for Perry's accomplice, now believing Perry acted alone. They expect unknown witnesses to emerge and testify before the grand jury meets. An alleged identification by Wilcox at 8:30 p.m. is disputed by officers. Perry's dress and habits have been overpublicized, undermining confidence in identifications.
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Perry
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Wilcox
Waverley
Mr. Wilcox
Mason & Hamlin
Court Street
Clara Morton
Waltham
Hammond
East Cambridge
Watts
Fred Rooney
Division 10
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Hampden Street
John McDonald
Cedar Street
Bolster
Roxbury District Court
Dorchester
William Harriman
John Sullivan
Charles Magee
Marshall Hodgdon
John Davis
Midland
George A. Brown
United States
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Brown
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J. J. Knight
Somerville
Francis P. Garland
Sanderson
Lawton
Joseph Gill
Lowell
Superior Court
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Dracut
Manchester
N. H
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Newburyport
Mass
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Otis
Lynn
Fields
William Foy
Dover
Harry Webster
Harry Wenox
William C. Foley
Foley
Pleasant Street
Officer Fields
Foy
John McCuen
Frank Harrigan
South Boston
Pell & Bickford
McCuen
Coppers in Great Demand Amid Broad Market Strength
The stock market rose broadly with strong copper shares led by Amalgamated and Manhattan. Manhattan traded over 143,000 shares, closing near 152 1 2, while copper-related issues in Boston rallied and analysts noted heavy short interest and possible industry consolidation. Other rails like New York Central and Reading advanced, with sugar rising to 120 before settling.
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New York
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New York Central
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Flower
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Parrot
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Bay State
Heath
Boston Readers Endorse Doan s Kidney Pills Claim
A Boston man William Dana of 238 Bowdoin street testifies that years of backache caused him severe suffering. After using Doan s Kidney Pills advertised with Boston endorsements he notes relief from the first dose and final prevention of further attacks. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents USA Remember the name Doan s and take no other.
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William Dana
Bowdoin Street
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Doan
Revelation and the scriptures discussed at Baptist congress
At the First Baptist Church a Baptist congress discussed whether Revelation ends with the scriptures. Speakers included William Arnold Stevens who argued revelation ends with the New Testament, BE Farnham who said revelation begins and ends beyond scripture, and Leighton Williams who warned against equating revelation with illumination and noted the closing of the canon ends the church’s rule of faith and practice.
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William Arnold Stevens
Rochester Theological Seminary
Rochester
BE. P. Farnham
Salem
Leighton Williams
New York
Revenge for Miles in Sight
Washington reports General Miles will return from Europe to confront War Department rivals General Corbin General Young and General Wood who recently toured Europe claiming military glory. Miles, the army’s real commanding general, is expected to dwarf their prestige and reshape departmental politics.
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Young
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Army
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England
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Ocean steamers return to port amid heavy weather and coal strike
The Warren liner Kansas from Liverpool and other ships arrived easing overdue vessels by three to six days with minimal damage. Spanish Ereaga and Holmblad faced brutal storms. one voyage lasted 25 days. Gleason fishing fleet docked with 65,000 pounds, selling haddock and cod at varied prices. New steel tank steamer Toledo struck Welland Canal and will resume to Galveston. Manila bound schooner sold for 0,000 to A. F. Carrick. Forty steamers in port mark the record due to the coal strike with no American liners among the fleet اجلاس. Captain Asa Haley towed the Laura L. Sprague toward Norfolk. Cumberland damaged at Bridgeport remains tied up.
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Land of the Free
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Red Star
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Laura L. Sprague
Block Island
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Kennebec
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Bridgport
Conn
John Nugent
Atlantic Works
Nugent
Thomas W. Towson
Baltimore
Emery's Mother Bitter Over Short Sentence for Nina Danforth
Nina Danforth received a year and a half for the killing of Emery. Emery's mother and his widow voice anger that their sorrow is overlooked and claim to hold a letter that could shed light on the case. The widow struggles to care for four children while earning a small wage and state aid. Public sympathy largely rests with Danforth, whom they blame for their plight.
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Nina Danforth
State Board of Charity
Danforth
Boston Poised to Host National Hardware Conventions
Boston is practically sure to land the next conventions of the National Hardware Association and the American Hardware Manufacturers' Association after sessions in New Orleans. Both bodies are in session, and their plans were discussed behind closed doors.
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Boston
New Orleans
National Hardware Association
American Hardware
Manufacturers’ Association
Drydock section shuttled from Havana to Pensacola
The Steamer Orion and tug Underwriter departed Havana on November 18 carrying the remaining section of the drydock for Pensacola. THH LANDSMAN.
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Orion
Underwriter
Havana
Pensacola
Landsman
Shipping News Mini Almanac for Nov 21
Sun rises at 6 42 a m and sets 4 18 p m with a 9 hour 386 minute day. Moon rises 11 04 p m. High water 3 30 a m and 3 45 p m. Ships arrived include United States monitor Nevada and many steamers with coal and merchandise from Liverpool London Stettin Copenhagen Blyth and Greenock. Several vessels cleared and sailed for Charleston Jacksonville St John Sydney and more with barges and tugs accompanying.
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A. W. Chesterton
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Block Island
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Calais
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Newport News
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Hillsboro
Hingham Resident Celebrates 93rd Birthday
HINGHAM Nov 20 Captain John Stephenson observed informally his 93rd birthday at his Middle street home. A Hingham native, he married Susan Sprague on Jan 12, 1883. she died years ago. A former fireman and ward, he is the oldest member of the Hingham Veteran Firemen’s Association and a member of the Hingham Agricultural and Horticultural Society and the Ombre Club.
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John Stephenson
Middle Street
Quiet Session of Council Sees Debate End With Few Actions
The Boston Common Council met with much talk but little business. An order to pay 2333.28 to the Boston Advertiser for published proceedings passed after debate. An invading committee inquiry into the contract and city payments failed. Deficits totaling 76483.86 for projects were sent to the finance committee, and several aldermanic orders were approved or referred. The meeting closed after adjournment.
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Committee On
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Boston
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Privy Council Orders $2,500,000 Against Insurance Firm
London dispatch reports the Privy Council reversing a Quebec King's Bench ruling in the Bank of Toronto versus St. Lawrence Fire Insurance case. The court ordered the insurer to pay $2,500,000 on the policy and costs, confirming a substantial damages award.
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Privy Council
Court of King’s Bench
Province of Quebec
Bank of Toronto
St. Lawrence Fire Insurance Company
Happenings Before the Bar of Justice At the Hub
Smiles and tears marked court actions in and around Boston with judges presiding yesterday. Lynn reports include Lawrence Kennedy jailed for three months for drunkenness, and other cases of intoxication. Arrests for vagrancy and parole violations, plus a Harvard pitcher convicted for breaking the Lord's day, populate a day of legal activity.
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Lawrence Kennedy
Berry
Larry
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