Montreal Court Heard Bebe Vining Testimony In DeWolfe Case
Bebe Vining of the Ivannoff company testified in Montreal at the Academy of Music about the DeWolfe case. She described him as sane only during the alleged false pretenses and called him a designing and heartless villain. DeWolfe attended but she refused to acknowledge him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Snoy
Bebe Vining
Harold DeWolfe
Ivannoff Company
Academy of Music
de- Wolfe
R. W. Gill
Equitable Insurance Company
DeWolfe
Deadly epidemic reports confirmed in Virginia counties
Local papers in Wise Buchanan Dickenson Lee and similar counties indicate a severe outbreak described by physicians as acute typhoid dysentery. About 150 deaths are reported in Wise County with the disease spreading through the region. Dam failures and foul water supply contribute to the crisis, but conditions show signs of abating as the supply is replenished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Lynchburg
Gaysville
Wise County
Wise
Lee
Buchanan
Dickenson
Business Men of Alabama Denounce the Mischief Makers
In Montgomery on November 21, business leaders passed resolutions protesting unfair northern statements about Southern people. They urged peace and a renewed Union, pledging to protect the rights of Black citizens and to look forward to a greater future rather than backward to Appomattox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Appomattox
Greely speaks on Arctic expedition before Geographical Society
Lieut Greely, famed Arctic explorer, presented a paper on his recently ended expedition to a full audience at Chickering hall. Chief Justice Daly, president of the society, escorted him on stage for a warm reception. Separately, New York park commissioners approved placing a completed statue of the Pilgrim Fathers’ landing in Central Park with an assigned site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lieut Greely
American Geographical Society
Chickering Hall
Virginia House Debates Debt Preamble and Resolution
In Richmond on November 21 the House of Delegates introduced a preamble and a resolution on public debt. The measure states that bonds with coupons not presented and funded under the Riddleberger acts before 1886 shall be foregone with no principal or interest payments and no legal action in state courts for such defaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
House of Delegates
Virginia
Riddleberger
Passenger car wreck on Butler street kills two horses
In Pittsburgh on Butler street car 30 of Citizens' railway ran downhill after the brake failed. It jumped the track near Thirty-sixth street and skidded along the sidewalk for a block. The horses pulling the car were killed to end their suffering. Twenty three passengers were aboard. two, Thomas Moore and Roller Maltby, were seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pietsburg
Citizens’ Passenger Railway
Butler Street
Thomas Moore
Roller Maltby
North Carolina Returns Vote Totals and Governor Lead
The Raleigh NC report lists Cleveland 142905 Blaine 125069 St John 448 Democratic plurality 18837 The legislature will canvass state officer votes in January Unofficial returns show Scales Democratic candidate for governor 143900 York 121924 Scales majority 20 p65
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Raleigh
NM. C
North Carolina
Cleveland
Blaine
St. John
Scales
York
Philadelphia Mills Shut As Weavers Reject Wage Cuts
Nearly all carpet mills in Philadelphia closed today as power loom weavers refused wage reductions. Some mills operated with reduced forces on short time. Weavers formed an arbitration committee to press manufacturers to withdraw the proposed cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phuiladelphia
Bridge location chosen for Asylum street crossing plan
Hartford officials announced today the legislative commission selected the existing street line for the new bridge over Asylum street. The bridge will be iron with earth approaches and will reduce grade crossing concerns. The New York New Haven and Hartford and the New England roads will share in the cost as contributing parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Asylum Street
New York
New Haven
New England
Denver Gambing Houses Closed After Police Order
Acting Major Brooke ordered the chief of police to shut all gambling houses in Denver. Several arrests followed, including noted confidence man "Doc" Boggs. The city papers had weeks of anti gambling and crime sweeping campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Brooke
Lawrence Republicans Nominate Local Officials
Lawrence Mass November 21 The republican ticket includes Ward 2 alderman William E Gowing and councilmen James H O Neil George J Heable and William H Abbott Ward 3 adjourned to be walled by the city committee Ward 6 alderman N A Holt and councilmen William Cooney John Autey Dennis W Murphy
States Canvass Officially Totals Electors And Congratulates Cleveland
The New York state board of canvassers completed its work, listing the vote for first electors at large. Blaine led with 662,001, Cleveland 563,048, Butler 16,955, St. John 24,997. Democratic leaders congratulated Gov. Cleveland. Secretary Carr to issue electors' certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altanta
Secretary of State
Cleveland
Blaine
Butler
St. John
Albany
N. Y
State Board of Canvassers
Maj. Priest
Oswaldo Ottendorfer
Mr. Carson
Hamilton Harris
State Board of
Secretary of
Carr
Scheme of the Maine Demagogue to Retain Control of Offices
Special despatch from Ava Gustin Maine November 21 reports Blaine meeting Hale at Ellsworth to plot methods to block removal of federal officials in Maine and replace them with Democrats. The plan centers on resignations and reappointments by President Arthur, with Blaine aiming to place Maine loyalists in power and influence Senate nominations.
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Maine
Boston Post
Ava Gustin
Blaine
Hale
Ellsworth
Arthur
United States
Lapham
Senate
Cleveland
Edmunds
Don Cameron
Frye
Mr. Blaine
Democratic Committee to Visit Gov Cleveland in Albany
The Democratic National Committee closes its West Twenty fourth Street headquarters and plans a Friday Albany visit to honor Gov. Cleveland. Vice President elect Hendricks and Senator Voorhees are among the guests. they travel by a special car on the 8:40 A.M. train and return the same evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Democratic National Committee
West Twentyfourth Street
Hendricks
Voorhees
Albany
Cleveland
Answer to the Charges Against the Postoffice Department
Postmaster General Hatton fires back in a letter to Joseph Medill denying any order closing post offices on election day. He notes no law authorizes such closings and recounts dispatches from Elkins and Hazen affirming voter access. Hatton argues Clarkson overstated events while in Burlington, Iowa, and emphasizes the legality of allowing employers to grant voting time without hampering mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hatton
Joseph Medill
Chicago
Sik
Clarkson
Republican National Committee
Blaine
Uatton
New York Post Office
Cleveland
New York
Elkins
Burlington
Iowa
Mark Hatton
B. Elkins
Mr. Elkins
Mr. Hazen
Hi. G. Pearson
A. D. Hazen
United States
Frank Hatton
Eoitor
Chicago Tribune
Insurance Men of New York Pay Respects to President-Elect
A special committee from New Yorks Cleveland and Hendricks Insurance club called on Gov. Cleveland in Albany and presented resolutions congratulating him on his election and praising his honesty and reform as Buffalo mayor and New York governor. They commended his appointment of John A. McCall as superintendent of insurance. The committee was introduced by Edmund Driggs and read by Geo. Burford. Cleveland responded in brief remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cattlemen’s National Convention
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Brisbin
Idaho
Cleveland
Hendricks
N. M. Curtis
New York
Chicago
Committee On
Congress
National Cattle and Horse Growers Association of the
United States
Albany
N. Y
Cleveland and Hendricks Insurance Club
New York City
Buffalo
State of
John A. McCall
Edmund Driggs
Williamsburg City Fire Insurance Company
Geo. Burford
United States Life Insurance Company
Pennsylvania Coal Mining Losses Doubling State Budget Strain
The Record reports that Pennsylvania loses 22,720,724 dollars annually due to coal mining suspensions in the anthracite region. It adds that railroad pools supply restrictions and the coke syndicate in the bituminous region cost the state an additional 9,247,010 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
The
Pennsylvania
Attachments Placed on Harrison Wire Works over Alleged Misuse
In St Louis on November 21, attachments totaling 25000 dollars were filed by Baring Brothers of London and Kidder Peabody of New York. They allege defendants converted proceeds from steel rods for personal use. A temporary suspension of the works is likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Harrison Wire Works
Baring Bros
London
Kidder, Peabody & Co
New York
Horrible Tragedy in Eastern Hungary and Wolves
A Hungarian family on a sledge, including a clergyman, wife, and child, is killed by a pack of wolves. The mother gives birth in terror, the father dies fighting wolves, and the child perishes as the sledge advances. The wife dies upon reaching Lanka, leaving the entire family dead within an hour.
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Hungary
Vienna
Krasnisora
Kis Lonka
Lanka
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Clemenceau
Tonquin Credit Committee
Ferry
M. Ferry
France
Eingland
Miscellaneous
M. Rebat
Congress of Agricultural Associations
Earl Granville
Marquis Tseng
China
M. Patenotre
Dongola
Gordon
Wolseley
Republique Francaise
Roms
Depretis
Republicans Celebrate New York Vote Riot In Newport Vermont
Correspondence from the Boston Post reports a Newport Vermont election celebration after Cleveland and Hendricks were confirmed by New York’s count. Democrats lit bonfires, fired a cannon, and rang bells. Blaine supporters attempted to disrupt, assaulting bell-ringers and seizing the cannon without success. Village authorities failed to respond as incidents passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Newport
Vermont
Cleveland
Hendricks
New York
Barton Landing
Coventry
Blaineites
Young Men’s Christian Association
The
Good Templars
Jeff Davis
Joseph
Blaine
Women's World Exposition Exhibit Led by Mrs Howe
The New Orleans World's Exposition will showcase a prominent women's exhibit led by Mrs Julia Ward Howe. Connecticut prepares under her direction with Hartford hosts and Allyn House as meeting space. Massachusetts women engage daily at Park Street headquarters seeking guidance for their displays. The international department will highlight women's contributions to maintenance welfare and dependent families. Howe's reputation as a top executive and champion of women's interests is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Julia Ward Howe
Union
New England
Connecticut
Commonwealth
Jersey Central dividend likely not paid on Dec. 1
Philadelphia dated item notes a Record advance stating it is almost absolutely certain the Jersey Central Railroad Company dividend due December 1 will not be paid. The brief report cites market expectations and anticipated curtailment of profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jersey Central Railroad Company
Demonstrators Celebrate Cleveland Victory in Augusta Maine
After two postponements due to bad weather the democrats and independents in Augusta and nearby towns celebrated Cleveland and Hendricks with a grand procession entertainment and illuminations. Trains from Portland Waterville and other points brought hundreds, bands played, transparency banners adorned the route, and political leaders rode in open carriages amid bonfires and fireworks.
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Boston Post
Augustin
Cleveland
Hendricks
Maine
Neck of
Portland
Maine Central Railroad
Waterville
Oakland
Clinton
Gardiner
Pittston
Augusta
Blaine
Chandler
Continental Band
Col. Adams
Judge Cleaves
C.H. Chase
Ball
Butler
Burchard
Belshazzar
Indiana
Elkins
Ward 1
Grover Cleveland
Ball, Butler
E. C. Allen
Hotel North
New Age Office
Coney House
Water Street
Ellsworth
New York
Taunton
Mass
Calais
St. Croix Hall
Democratic Victory Sparks Malden Jubilee of Fireworks and Guns
After 24 years, Malden Democrats celebrate a national victory with bonfires on Waitt’s mount and Dutton’s hill, a 100 gun salute from Bell Rock hill, a grand Central square fireworks display, and a 25-piece Maiden City Band concert in front of City Hall. A broom-bedecked transparency at party HQ signals triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Rock Hill
Malden
Cleveland
Hendricks
Blaine
Henr Cabot Lodge
Waitt’s Mount
Dutton’s Hill
Maiden
Lynn
Battery C
Frank Stevenson
Central Square
City Hall
Phi Chapter of Chi Phi Fraternity Organizes at Amherst
A corporation named Phi Chapter of the Chi Phi Fraternity is organized in Amherst for literary social and educational purposes and for operating a dormitory reading room and library. George H. Cobb serves as president and N H Upham as treasurer. A second corporation, South End Industrial School, is formed in Boston to teach cooking sewing carpentry printing and related trades with Judith W. Andrews as president and William A Varney as treasurer. A petition to the general court seeks a change of the American Watch Company of Waltham’s corporate name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi
Chi Phi Fraternity
Amherst
George H. Cobb
N. H. Upham
South End Industrial School
Boston
Judith W. Andrews
William A. Varney
General Court
American Watch Company of
Waltham
Mrs Lincoln Considers 10 Year Free Lease Offer
Mrs Alice N Lincoln weighing a proposal from Mr Farlow to take and restore a property for ten years free of charge with the promise of a refund of remodeling costs if the site is later required for building. Lincoln has interest in housing the poor and may accept if terms stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice N. Lincoln
Adams-Coleridge Libel Trial Opens in London Court
London, Nov 21. A libel case opens with barrister Frank Mantell Adams suing Bernard Coleridge, son of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, over a letter defaming Adams. Bernard defends as privileged, while Adams and Miss Coleridge deny the accusations of elopement and moral failing. The judge ruled some statements inadvisable as the case begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Frank Mantell Adams
Bernard Coleridge
Coleridge
Adams
Lord Coleridge
Bernard
Miss Coleridge
Mr. Adams
Ballot tampering dispute shifts senate majority to Brand
In Cauiaco a contested precinct changed the state senate outcome from Leman to Brand after canvassing board revisions. Police returns showed Leman leading. canvass figures favored Brand by 400 votes, altering the legislature's party balance. A grand jury and canvassing officials pursued the matter, with the ballot box guarded as authorities demanded testimony and the box and returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cauiaco
Brand
Dem
State Senate
Leman
United States
Logage
En Tries
Toomorrow
United States District Attorney
United States Grand Jury
Meeting of Boston Trade Associations on National Questions
A Friday noon meeting at the board of trade room gathered delegates from multiple Boston commerce groups to press Congress on national issues. Resolutions urged suspending the silver coinage act, enacting a bankruptcy bill, and seeking reciprocity pacts with Mexico and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostom
Board of Trade
Congress
Mexico
Canada
Boston Commercial Exchange
Boston Merchants’ Association
Boston Grocers’ Association
Boston Fish Bureau
Boston Produce Exchange
Boston Bank Presidents’ Association
Boston Fruit Dealers’ Association
Mechanics’ Exchange
New England Furniture Exchange
New England Shoe and Leather Association
New England Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
National Association of Wool Growers, Lumber Dealers’ Association
Boston Commercial Club
Boston Merchants’ Club
Beacon Society of Boston
Alpheus Hardy
Edward J. Howard
Edward Atkinson
John W. Candler
House of Representatives
United States
Senate
Leopold Morse
Boston
Nut
Massachusetts
Dominion of
City sues Bell and telegraph firms over pole and wire tax
Philadelphia officials sought a $1 yearly fee per pole and $250 per mile of wire from the Bell Telephone Company, Mutual Union and Western Union telegraph firms. The referee recommended the charges are unreasonable, viewing them as a tax and stating collection cannot be compelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bell Telephone Company
Mutual Union and
Western Union Telegraph Companies
Ife
Thieves Enter Two South Boston Homes Early
Early on Friday morning burglars entered the home of J. L. Wilson at 78 F street South Boston and later the adjacent residence of A J Littlefield. They stole none from Wilson but fled after packing about $200 worth of silverware from Littlefield without securing any major items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Wilson
F Street
Boston
A. J. Littlefield
Contagious pleuro pneumonia findings in New York area cows
A board of veterinary inspectors reports pleuro pneumonia in 26 of 3318 cows in 756 New York City stables and 3225 of 10,072 cows on Long Island among 1413 stables. 12 cases in 555 Staten Island stables. eight in 13 New Jersey stables. 18 affected at Jersey City abattoir. 20 of 63 offal dock post mortems. 14 of 76 animals in NYBrooklyn slaughterhouses. Contagiousness confirmed. investigations to continue.
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Washington
Board of Veterinary Inspectors
Loring
New York
Brooklyn
New Jersey
New York City
Long Island
Staten Island
Jersey City
Barren Island
America
Massachusetts superintendents discuss evening schools
School superintendents from across Massachusetts gathered in Boston to weigh evening school accommodations, teacher qualifications, and attendance regulations. They backed using public school buildings for evening classes and urged passage of a national aid bill, with plans to inform state congressional delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Massachusetts
E. €. Carrigan
Hall
Dedham
Matterly
Fitchburg
Daniels
Brookline
Whittemore
Waltham
Conner
Fall River
Hatch
Milford
Waterman
Taunton
King
Cambridge
Harrington
New Bedford
Bruce
Lynn
Marle
Worcester
Connolly
Lowell
B. F. Sneed
Boston
Messrs. Bruce
Sirewster
Lawrence
J. W. Dickenson
Messrs
Brewster
Connell
Marble
A. D. Mayo
Carrigan
Senate
Congress
Workingmen caucus elects city committee for campaign
Friday evening caucuses selected ward delegates to form a city committee. Ward 1 picks Frank H. Hill George H. Lindsey Joseph Parrott. Ward 2 names Thomas Burkish John W. Page A. A. Kent George M. Chase. Ward 3 includes John A. Wall H. A. Miller D. L. Towns E. F. Logan H. A. Marks Michael Healey E. M. Carlton. Ward 4 lists B. K. Prentiss E. H. Romasney F F Khavan augh J. C. Batchelder M. Costello Henry B. Falls Mulloch Kelly. Ward 5 names Peter McGeough R. H. Phinney William P. Conery Frank Knox Henry Farrell William Lawson John Pearly. Ward 6 names E. A. Badge James Macy Thomas Ellis William R. Newhall John H. Alison John A. Maguire William Snell. Ward 7 lists Albert Ryan Daniel Higgins John Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Hill
George H. Lindsey
Joseph Parrott
Thomas Burkish
John W. Page
A. A. Kent
George M. Chase
John A. Wall
H. A. Miller
D. L. Towns
E. F. Logan
H. A. Marks
Michael Healey
E. M. Carlton
B. K. Prentiss
E. H. Romasney
Ff. Khavanaugh
J. C. Batchelder
M. Costello
Henry B. Falls
Mulloch Kelly
Peter McGeough
R. H. Phinney
William P. Conery
Frank Knox
Henry Farrell
William Lawson, Jr
John Pearly
E. A. Badge
James Macy
Thomas Ellis
William R. Newhall
John H. Alison
John A. Maguire
William Snell
Albert Ryan
Daniel Higgins
John Nicholson
Annual Dinner of the Boston Press Rifle Association
The Boston Press Rifle Association held its annual meeting at the Quincy house with Col. C. H. Taylor presiding. Officers were elected and reports read. a parlor clock was gifted to the statistical officer B. L. Beal, amid thanks to supporters and prizes announced for the next annual contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Press Rifle Association
Quincy House
Col
C. H. Taylor
The
Globe
Treasury
C. B. Danforth
Herald
J. R. Mann
Post
W. H. Hathaway
B. L. Beal
Journal
H. 8. Fisher
Transcript
F. C. Brownell
J. P. Frost
C. P. Tower
Advertiser
W. V. Alexander
T. H. Cahill
B. A. Appleton
Traveller
A. Morse
H. A. McGlewen
Bay
R. Lence
J. D. Whitcomb
A. Reach
H. A. Newman
F. A. Morse
Col. Taylor
Beal
al Watts
Association
Watts
F. W. Scott
S. Head
the Post
F. H. Buffum
Tompkins & Hill
Lockwood Press Company
New York
W. W. Alexander
D. B. Farwell
H. S. Fisher
J. B. Fellows
M.R.A
Samuel Merrill
Scott Leighton
F. E. Rollins
Phelps, Dalton & Co
Edwin Stearns
Col. A. C. Wellington
J. B. Smith
Charles H. Orr
Jackson & Co
Tremont Street
I. A. Morse
W. S. Brown & Co
R. Luce
Samuel Miles
H. A. Waterman
L. M. Hammond
T. Hf. Cahill
Prospective Lady of the White House Under New Administration
Albany dispatch reports widespread belief that Gov. Cleveland will marry during his presidency, with speculation centering on a western New York bride or a senior family member as social hostess. The piece details four possible ladies in his immediate family and notes Cleveland’s bachelor status and expected sober, industrious presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Albany
Philadelphia Times
Gov
Cleveland
New York
W. E. Hoyt
Fayettesville
Washington
Pest
R. E. Cleveland
Holland Patent
Utica
Gleveland
Ceylon
Mary
Carrie Hastings
German Theatre Presents Ihre Familie at MeVickers
The German company staged Ihre Familie at MeVickers last night, a German version with an extra act akin to Caste. Miss Von Hoffstetter led the cast with a clever Lily, drawing hearty laughter though not matching English stage records. All performers did well except Miss Froehlich, who varied little in parts, and Mr Hartzheim had only minor stage time. The house was full and approve of the overall merit of the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Guadalajara
Blaine
Windom
Massachusetts Avenue
Washington
Interior
MeVicker
Caste
Miss Gallmeyer
Lily
Fair at Horticultural Hall Aids Home for Aged Couples
The fair in aid of the home for aged couples now open at Horticultural hall has been very successful. Prizes offered for bread and cake as well as potted plants and cut flowers have drawn strong entries and generous public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawmut Avenue
New England
Famous Oaks
Carleton
Horticultural Hall
Turbulent Mexico as Diaz Faces Debt Bill Clash
City of Mexico on November 21 reports turbulent scenes as congress debates the English debt bill. Protests against a 13 million dollar bond clause erupt, mobs clash with troops, Diaz appears amid unrest, and later violence disperses with rural guards restoring order.
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Msico
Congress
Gonzales
Diaz
Tlalpan
Eighth Cavalry
Guadalajara
Treasury
Jesus Fuentes Munoz
Mirce Vinas
Francisco
Romero
Manuel Gonzales
Gen. Diaz
Polo on skates promises a popular winter amusement
Record of games played to date in the Massachusetts Polo League shows uneven competition. The Bay States, Bostons and two Haverhill clubs remain undefeated while Paris has lost to Gloucesters. The New England league opens December 1 with 112 scheduled games, each club facing all others four times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England League
Massachusetts
Bay States
Bostons
Haverhill
Paris
Gloucesters
Paris East Boston defeats Woburns 3 goals to 1
In a local sports card from yesterday East Boston's Paris team beat Woburns 3 to 1 on home ice. Gloucester's Gloucesters secured a 3 goal victory over Brockton Citys in another regional hockey result. In Springfield J H Robinson beat Edward Mitchell in a Hampden Park 100 yard race by two feet in 93 seconds a $250 side contest.
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Woburn
Paris
Boston
Woburns
Gloucester
Gloucesters
Brockton
Springfield
J. H. Robinson
Edward Mitchell
Hampden Park
Robinson
Hutchins
England
Mitchell
Rogers
Carleton
Jim Keenan
Jury awards $2000 in Spreckermann libel case
Philadelphia jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff in the libel suit of Mrs. Frederick A. B. Spreckermann against Edwit H. Nevins Jr. editor of the News, awarding $2000 damages. Separately, Harvey Johnson, a colored man from Little Rock, struck his wife and killed her throat and set fire to their home, escaping as she crawled out. Canada exhibit at New Orleans exposition delayed as insufficient time remains for arrangements. Commissioner Morehead explains Canada was not invited earlier due to belief Britain included Canada as a colony.
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Exeter
N. H
John Young
Fail River
Maas
Cottage City Star
Carter
New Hampsive
Beaver Brook
Derby
Cone
Water Company
New Haven
Coast Line
Dolphin
Faulkner’s Island
Aroostook
Otside
Curtis Pierce
Barrington
N. Hf
Nashua
Rochester
Pierce
Maine
Anl Council
Frenchville
Hersey
New Canada
Winterville
Stow
Kernicetown
Baileyville
Jonesborough
Ewbec
J. E. Hurst
Pittsfield
Hootsett
Merritall
Framingham
Mass
Howard & McClellan
Springfield
Framingham Citizens
Supreme Court
Bradford
Vts
Henry B. Stevens
Pillsbury Et al
Joseph H. Peters
Philadelphia
Frederick A. B. Spreckermann
Edwit H. Nevins, Jr
News
Harvey Johnson
Little Rock
Ark
Johnson
Morehead
Canada
Great Britain
Military changes at arena and barracks prompt vacancies
Commander O A Batcheller was detached from duty Friday and placed on waiting orders. It is not known who will fill the vacancy. Captain G C Reid, U S M C, reported for duty at the marine barracks Friday in place of Captain BE Meeker, who was detached Monday. Privates J B Boyce and H C Paine, U S M C, were discharged Friday after a medical board declared them unfit for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Batcheller
Arena
G.C. Reid
Marine Barracks
BE. P. Meeker
J. 8. Boyce
H.C. Paine
Medical Board of Survey
Genuine Angostura Bitters Told to Be Imported
An old advertisement touts Angostura Bitters as the only genuine imported product from South America, manufactured by Dr. I. G. B. Siegert & Sona. It warns that all other bitters under a similar name are spurious imitations made in the United States and urges buyers to request the genuine article from their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. I. G. B. Siegert & Sona
South America
Angostura
United States
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Hartford Bridge
Colorado Gamblers
Rufus A. Soule
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Schumann
Weber
Tucker
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H. G. Tucker
Rubinstein
Foreign News
Women AT Work
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Areck
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Demacogue
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Crystal Palace
Board of Health
Lincoln Street
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Stockton
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Dbr
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Joy Street
Clarendon Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston Weskly Post
Post Publishing Co., Publishers
NEW England Notes
China Ad Glass
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Crown Derby
Satsuma
Sui
Restaurant Parisien
Louis P. Ober
Ober
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Curtis Davis On
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John L. Stry
Vangel Haisq
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