Judge Thomas I. Nelson Dies After Long Illness
Worcester reports the death of Thomas Leverett Nelson, United States district judge for Massachusetts, at his home on Kendall Street after a prolonged illness. Born March 4, 1827 in Haverhill, he trained as a civil engineer before turning to law, served as Worcester city solicitor in 1870, and was appointed to the federal bench in 1879. He leaves a widow and four children.
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United States District Court For the District of Massachusetts
Kendall Street
Parker House
Boston
Thomas Leverett Nelson
Haverhill
N. H
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Lois Leverett Nelson
Dartmouth College
Daniel Webster
John Nelson
Christopher Gore
Lois Leverett
John Leverett
Windsor
Middletown
Conn
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John
King’s Chapel
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Kimball Union Academy
Meriden
University of Vermont
Burlington
New England
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Francis H. Dewey
W. W. Rice
Dwight Foster
Massachusetts
President Hayes
John Lowell
George F. Verry
American Antiquarian Society
St. Wulstan Society
Cold Remedy Ad Fragment Promises Fast Relief
Fragment from a newspaper page advertises Latative Quinine Tablets with bold claims of quick cure. The illegible copy hints at timing and dosage phrases but offers no verifiable details.
Diamonds Lost After Late Visit To Miss Brown
Maud M. Brown of 220 W Springfield street reported to Station 6 that diamonds and trinkets worth about 1000 were stolen after a young man and woman she had known before visited her room and assisted her to bed. Police seek the pair. the suspect man may be found before daylight.
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Maud M. Brown
Springfield St
Springfield Street
Miss Brown
O’lalor
London Brown Melton Overcoats For Young Men
London Brown and London Tan Melton overcoats in two shades are offered for young men at 25 dollars. The coats follow a popular young men cut with checked worsted lining, velvet collars, padded pockets, strong reinforcements, and ready to wear, avoiding custom fitting.
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Melton
London
Thorn on Trial Again for Guldensuppe Murder
Martin Thorn faces a second trial in New York for the murder of Guldensuppe starting tomorrow. A new panel of jurors is sworn after the first trial collapsed due to Juror Larsen’s illness. Thorn and Mrs. Nack will testify, with barber Constantine Keehn set to provide new testimony supporting the state’s theory that Thorn helped plan and conceal the crime.
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New York
Martin Thorn
Guldensuppe
Larsen
Talesmen
Thorn
Nack
Constantine Keehn
Wedding Banquets Honor Wong Ling Auck and Goon Shee
Banquets last evening celebrated the marriage of Wong Ling Auck and Goon Shee. Guests came from New York Rhode Island and various Massachusetts cities to extend congratulations and present gifts. A reception followed at the couple’s Oxford Street home.
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Chinatown
Wong Ling Auck
Goon Shee
New York
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Oxford Street
Melbourne Fire Destroys Central Block Core Market
A major blaze at 2 am consumed the Williamson warehouse and a large city block in Melbourne. Fierce winds fed the flames, gutting buildings along Elizabeth Flinders Swanston and Flinders Lane, with two Swanston front structures spared. Loss estimated at 5 million, many workers left jobless. Lung Kuro will prevent pneumonia.
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Melbourne
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