New Evidence in Mackie Assault Case at Station 4
Two long pasteboard boxes and a valise in Captain Gaskin's office held Mackie's clothes from the night of the assault on Mrs. Randall at 15 Indiana street. Bloodstains on coat and trousers will be tested by analyst 8. L. Sharples. A knotted handkerchief linked to Mackie is studied, with witnesses totaling about a dozen. Mackie remains in custody on bonds of 20 000 for the grand jury, amid defense claims of police pressure and unfair questioning.
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Captain Gaskin
Station 4
John Mackie
G. H. Randall
Indiana Street
Mackie
L. Sharples
State
Broad Street
Mrs. Randall
Harrison Avenue
Essex Street
Globe Theatre
Washington Street
Hersey Place
Brown
Randall
Lynch
Gaskin
Broadway Extension
Curve Street
Whelan
T. W. Coakley
Coakley
Young Mackie
Hagnigan
Sullivan
Charles Street
Robert Mcllibride
Concord Reformatory
Melilbride
Sir
Everett
Mass
Newton Club Ladies Night Draws 300 Guests In Festive Event
The Newton Club house hosted the second ladies night with about 300 members wives and friends in attendance. A 1.5 hour musical program featured harp solos by Miss Harriet A Shaw and soprano solos by Miss Caroline Gardner Clarke both of Boston. The event opened the hall to ladies from 9:30 to midnight with bowling, dancing and a Germania Orchestra performance plus a ladies cafe for refreshments.
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Newton
Newton Club
Newtonville
Harolet A. Shaw
Boston
Caroline Gardner Clarke
Miss Clarke
Miss Shaw
Germania Orchestra
Ladits
Brother Versus Brother Sparked by Trespass Charge
Lynn, Nov. 22. John Crowley was arrested on a trespass warrant filed by his brother Charles Crowley. Charles says John caused trouble on his property after drinking, while John claims he visited him peacefully. Judge Berry will referee the case tomorrow.
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Lynn
John Crowley
Charles Crowley
John
Berry
Labor unions hold meetings and elect new members
The National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers met at St Stephen Hall last evening and elected five new members. The Firemen’s Union gathered at Caledonia Hall with a large turnout. Speeches were delivered by Harry Loyd Frank Foster Frank Thompson and John F O Sullivan. Plasterers Tenders’ Union at Carroll Hall endorsed the Central Labor Union’s stance in the brewery dispute. Wharf and Bridge Builders’ Union at 699 Washington street also backed the Central Labor Union position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
St. Stephen Hall
Firemen’s Union
Caledonia Hall
Harry Loyd
Frank Foster
Frank Thompson
John F. O'Sullivan
Plasterers Tenders
Carroll Hall
Central Labor Union
Wharf and Bridge Builders’ Union
Washington Street
Merchant Sargent Nuptials In Lynn
Harry B. Merchant and Miss Ellinor Reade Sargent wed in Lynn with Rev. G. B. Stuart officiating. Best man L. D. Sargent bridesmaid Miss Nellie Lovegrove of Oakland. Couple to reside at 40 Green Street after a wedding journey.
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Lynn
Harry B. Merchant
Ellinor Reade Sargent
Milton F., Sargent
Church Street
B. Stuart
L. D. Sargent
Nellie Lovegrove
Oakland
Cal
Green Street
Vermont Slate Company to Halt Work for Three Months
Rutland Vermont November 22 The Vermont Slate Company will stop work for three months starting December 1. About fifteen slate quarries in Poultney and adjacent towns in Vermont and Granville New York will suspend operations, leaving about 2500 men unemployed.
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Rutland
Vermont Slate Company
Poultney
Awilet
Granville
Bates Manufacturing to Resume Mills with Wage Cuts
Bates Manufacturing in Lewiston Maine says its mills will resume on December 4 on full time with across the board wage reductions. The operation employs about 1900 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Bates Manufacturing Company
City Debt Study Disputes Hart on Fiscal Rise
City Auditor Dodge counters Hart's acceptance letter showing net debt rose during Hart's term by more than during Matthews's three years. He notes 1889 and 1890 increases and explains prudence during the recent financial crisis. Includes details on borrowing capacity and funds for public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas N. Hart
Dodge
H. Dodge
Hart
Matthews
Would-Be Aldermen Face Crowded Field in City Elections
The aldermanic race promises about 35 candidates from Democrats Republicans and Prohibitionists plus more than 15 independents. Notable names include Alderman Flood seeking a Citizens ticket, ex-Alderman Barr and ex-Councilman Doherty in Citizens bids, Ward 8 contenders Ferrin and Warren, Ward 19 candidate Maguire, Ward 22 incumbent Mooney, Councilman Draper in Citizens bid, and others like Cushing Hayes and Crohan still active.
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Ciation
Norris
Common Council
Galvin
George von L. Meyer
Meyer
State House
Charlestown
John J. Hogan
Mitchell
Donovan
Michael J. O'Donnell
Thomas W. Flood
Citizens
Post
Michael Barr
Burdett
Ned” Presho
Neil F. Doherty
Lomasney
Stephen A. Ferrin
John Warren
P. J. Maguire
Mooney
Edward F. Draper
Cushing
Walter L. Hayes
John J. Crohan
Independent Voters Back Hart In City Contest
Twenty five members of the Mechanites independent group met in Jamaica Plain to endorse Mayor Hart for re election. Patrick Meehan presided as the group pledged active campaigning with central and ward headquarters planned to support Hart while aldermanic nominees were left undecided. They aim to canvass all twenty five wards and mobilize support for Hart.
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Patrick Meehan
Jamaica Plain
Meehan
Michael Meehan
O'Brien
Hart
Thomas N. Hart
Salem Young Men's Republican Club Formed
Salem November meeting forms the Young Men's Republican Club with William D. Chapple as chairman and W. S. Felton as secretary. Speakers include E. W. Longley A. B. Fowler Fred Dailey W. S. Felton S. F. Smith W. S. Millett Representative Gauss and Councilman Entwisle. A bylaws committee is set and membership open to Republicans under 40.
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Salem
Young Men’s Republican Club of
William D. Chapple
Felton
Messrs
E. W. Longley
A. B. Fowler
Fred Dailey
F. Smith
Millett
Gauss
Entwisle
Delegates Seek Cross-Party Mayor Candidate in Lynn
A Democratic convention delegates conference appointed a committee to approach the working men’s party on backing a single mayoral candidate. Another panel would confer with Republicans on a unified school committee slate. Republican chair Lewis Bartlett predicted Mayor candidate C E Harwood would win by over a thousand votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Republican City Committee
Lewis Bartlett
C. E. Harwood
East Boston German Citizens Form Permanent Political Club
The German citizens of East Boston organize a permanent political club with officers: President C. M. Goeth, Vice President George Bremer, Secretary William J. Rausch, Treasurer A. Rausch, and a standing committee led by Robert Rausch and J. P. Toeters. The article notes political nominations and groups including Independent Women Voters Association.
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Thomas N. Hart
East Boston
C. M. Goeth
George Bremer
William J. Rausch
A. Rausch
Robert Rausch
J. Poetters
P. —. R. Aioe Sanaa F. Mentee Co, M. Dup, Will .W. Oj. Rausch
Independent Women Voters
Asso
Burglar Attacks Resident in East Braintree
John Taylor, longtime East Braintree resident, woke to a burglar bursting his door at 2 am. The intruder struck Taylor and fled with his trousers containing a small sum of money. Taylor is badly hurt but may recover. A town meeting Tuesday aims to appoint six night police.
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East Braintree
John Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Board of Selectmen
Dynamite Accident At School Leaves Boy Injured
Roxbury youth Patrick Craven, a pupil at Comins Grammar School, damaged his fingers after handling a dynamite cartridge in class. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment. Also, Professor George E. Barton spoke on Hawaii at Chauncy Hall with photographs and lava samples shown.
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Patrick Craven
Roxbury
Comins Grammar School
Patrick
Terry Street
City Hospital
George E. Barton
The
Institute of Technology
Hawaii
Chauncy Hall
Barton
Islands
Lima Bank cashier faces embezzlement charge
Lima Ohio November 22 the grand jury returned a true bill against Cashier F L Langen of the defunct Lima National Bank for embezzlement totaling 45000. Langen says he can easily clear himself.
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Lima, O
F. L. Langen
Lima National Bank
Langan
Ex Minister Stevens Speaks on Hawaiian Annexation at Somerville
Ex Minister John L Stevens spoke at the Baptist Church in West Somerville on Hawaii, urging annexation as a national and fiscal priority. He argued Hawaii’s Americanization, trade ties, and loyalty to the U S flag justify joining the union, warning against foreign influence and a plebiscite plan.
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John L. Stevens
Baptist Church
West Somerville
Boston
Stevens
United States
United Front
Hawaii
Pacific
Kamehameha
David Kalakaua
America
Claus Spreckels
Honolulu
Englsh
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Hawaiian Islands
Glowing Windfall for Mrs Burrill Toothacher Revealed
A Boston area woman, Mary Irene Burrill Toothacher, is linked to a California vineyard inheritance she reportedly will claim through distant relatives. She plans a California trip and a Boston Harbor cruise for friends, while noting corrections to prior stories about her family.
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Mary Irene Burrill
Toothacher
California
Los Angeles
Boston Harbor
William Kingsford
Lynn
Burrill
Ensign Toothacher
Free Raw Material Tariff Debate Moves Ahead
Washington reports the ways and means committee agreed on the woollen schedule in the new tariff bill. Wool goods like yarns and blankets are under study, with details unspecified. Iron ore is argued to be free, while critics urge higher liquor taxes, boosting protests from temperance groups in Iowa and Illinois.
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Washington
Ways and Means
McMillan
New York
George H. Ely
Western Iron Ore Association of
Cleveland
Ely
United States
Lake Superior
Young Men's Christian Association
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Iowa
Illinois
Finest At The Game
At roll call last night instructions were given to the 100 policemen who will go from Boston to Springfield on Saturday. Captain Watts will lead the battalion with Lieutenants Yeaton and Ritter assisting. The men report at 6 15 a m at Station 4 and march to Albany station for the 6 40 train wearing full winter uniforms. Four squads are manned by Sergeants Sheehan Watkins Keefe and Morse, with Officers Fessenden and Ryan providing additional oversight.
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Boston
Springfield
Watts
Albany
George D. Yeaton
Daniel A. Ritter
William Sheehan
Watkins
Keefe
Morse
Rufus
Fessenden
Fitchburg
Charlie Ryan
South Cove
Very High Tide Impacts Ferry Drops and Flooded Cellars
An exceedingly high tide driven by an east wind caused trouble at ferries as the water banked up. The steep rise forced heavy teams to be assisted by fall and tackle and many flooded cellars are expected to be reported later.
Poplar Club Social Highlights Winter Meeting
The Poplar Club opened its annual winter social season last night in the Poplar Street club rooms. Bordman Hall presented a thoughtful paper on Gladstone and English politics while attendees enjoyed dancing and a musical program into the late hours.
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Poplar Club
Poplar Street
Bordman Hall
Gladstone
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