Goode Guilty Defining Mail Letter Deposited in the Mails
Supreme Court clarifies the meaning of deposited in the mails in Goode v. Boston letter carrier. Justice Brown explains a letter includes any package bearing the semblance of a letter placed in a mail compartment during transit, even if it bypasses the usual box. The Boston case upheld a three year penitentiary sentence for abstracting a letter, affirming the lower court.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Brown
George Goode
Boston
Roxbury
Wae Wipine Supreme Ae
Goode
Sultan Trying How Far 8 Will Be Allowed' to Go
A Constantinople letter accuses Ottoman authorities of mass killings of Armenians after reforms, urging Europe and Western powers to act to stop the未 devastating campaign. It cites massacres, famine impacts, and fears of further violence across provinces amid international debate. It also reports on Olney's protection efforts for American Board missionaries in Shansi, China, noting swift government inquiries and Yamen measures to guard foreigners.
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Beaton
Constantinople
France
Germany
Lfe
Europe
England
Turkey
Eecom
Sassoun
Jennie E. Atwater
Oberlin
I. J. Atwood
West de Pere
Wis
Annette W. Atwood
N, Wis
Susan Rowena Bird
Orth Greenfield
Dwight H. Clapp
Kirtland
Mary J. Clapp
Clarksfield
F. W. Davis
Ravenna
Lydia C. Davis
William L. Hall
M. D
Oakesdale
Wash
Lou
A. Hall
Mary L. Partridge
Charles W. Price
Eva
J. Price
Des Moines
James B. Thompson
Harbor Grace
N. F
D’'Etta H. Thompson
Lake City
Minn
George L. Williams
Mary A. Willams
Ashland
Smith
Olney
Denby
Ministers Meet Reflects Diverse Denominational Views
Ministers from Congregational Baptist Universalist and other denominations gathered in Pilgrim Hall Bowdoin Square and Channing Hall for discussions on art faith and immortality. Addresses by Rev Fred Hovey Allen Rev John Gontolg and others explored art as universal language the mission of Jesus and the present age relationship to thought of immortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Hall
Fred Hovey Allen
Eleddent
Angela
Mozart
Dante
Milton
Bowdain Square Tabernacle
John Gontolg
Baptist Young People’s “Union
Baltimore
Wesleyan Hall
Jesus
R. BH. Sykes
Universalist
Ballou Hall
Pao
Channing Hall
Lea Carroll Everett
Harvard Divinity School
Reserve Policeman Faces Assault Charge in Public Gala Case
Reserve Policeman John Steckman of Division 16 appeared before the Board of Police as defendant in an assault and battery case against Walter Gibson, a reader resident on Hinghaw Street near the Church Street entrance of the Public Garden. He pleaded not guilty and the complainant testified to a merciless strike on the night of Saturday, Sept 21. The case was under advisement.
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John Steckman
Division 16
Board of Police
Ater Gibson
Hinghaw Street
Church Street
Galen
Prrest
Terrell reports protection for Hadjin women and missionaries
Minister Terrell despatched to Washington assuring protection for three American women at Hadjin threatened by Mussulmans. He warned of decapitation of the provincial governor if harm occurred and said the province has been quiet recently. He reports all 172 American missionaries in Turkey are under protection and that the Porte promises tranquillity soon.
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Washington
State Department
Terrell
Turkey
Hadjin
Mussulmans
Porte
Aintebanda van
Armenian troubles sermon shocks Baye pastor targets Terrell
The Rev. Johnson a Turkey and Holy Land visitor charged that American Minister Terrell should be hanged. He claimed Terrell aided persecution and censors reports, calling for Terrell's removal by President Cleveland. Thirty four church members signed a petition.
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Jine
J. Hne
Baye
Et Johnson
D. D
First Baptist Church
Turkey
Holy Land
Terrell
Sidthalm Tha Pereocttion. Net
Terre
Rev. Johnson
Cleveland
Mr. Terrell
Order of Merit in Constantinople Telegrams
Telegrams from Constantinople report that U S forces encountered danger but remain secure under government protection. Alatab, sixty miles from Aleppo, is cited with assurances of safety for Americans there amid unrest.
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London
United Pléas
Constantinople
Putange
Alatab
Aleppo
Emperor permits women to study medicine in Vienna
In Vienna on a November date, Emperor Francis Joseph granted women access to medical education at the city's universities. This historic decree opens university avenues once barred to female students, signaling a shift in scholarly opportunities for women in the empire.
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Vienna
Francis Johase
Boston’s unemployed farm plots yield fruitful results
The Boston committee on vacant lots reports sixty acres between Franklin Park and Forest Hills Cemetery were cultivated by fifty-two unemployed men and two women. Potatoes and vegetables produced enough for summer needs and some sales, with per-lot harvests from twenty to fifty-five bushels. The project shows able-bodied hope, self-reliance, and potential for expansion.
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Boston Committee
Pingree
Franklin Park
Forest Hills Cemetery
George Starratt
Agricultural Department
Washington
Starratt
Boston
Course of True Love Ends in Brief Lowell Marriage
Timothy Rourke of Lowell, aged twenty, married his fiancée despite his mother’s objections. After obtaining a license by claiming adulthood, the couple wed with a local justice. Mrs. Rourke, furious, had him fined for falsely stating his age, then he left with his bride who is also twenty.
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Lawrence
Timothy Rourke
Lowell
Timothy
Rourke
Kimball
Fice
First annual dinner discusses insulation at Youngs Hotel
At the first annual dinner of the Electrical Pentential held in Youngs Hotel last evening, Ridlon of Boston presided and Sidney Hosmer acted as secretary. After dinner a talk on insulation of electric wires drew speakers including John R. Murphy commissioner of wires C. S. Sergeant West End street railway E S Garfield Fort Wayne Electric Light Wiliam Ley assistant to commissioner W Kendall and others.
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Young’s
Ridlon
Boston
Sidney Hosmer
John R. Murphy
C. 8
West End Atrest
Garfield
Fort Wayne
W Electric Light Corporation
Wiliam Ley
W. Kendall
Mullen-Locke Charming Wedding on Newbury Street
A London ceremony precedes a Newton Newton long wedding at the Gardner street residence of Mr. and Mrs. Whitcomb. Miss Cora Sawtelle Locke marries James Edward Mullen in a simple praised event with Rev. Edward A. Horton officiating and a grand reception. Attendees include Governor Greenhalge and many Boston and Newton society figures. the couple plans a Washington and South honeymoon before returning to 43 Mt. Vernon street.
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Allston
Charles W. Whitcomb
Gardner Street
Cora Sawtelle Locke
Newton
James Edward Mullen
Edward A. Horton
Galvin
Whitcomb Conservatories
Prescott
Roger Wolcott
Tewksbury
Alline
J. H. Walker
Worcester
William Brooks
Holyoke
J. Frederick Brown
H. A. Parker
Frederick Parker
James B. Forsyth
E. A. Grazier
Frank Ridlon
Ridlon
Winslow
Harry Dutton
Dutton
A. Shuman
I. A. Ratshesky
Charlies T. Gallagher
Isaac F. Paul
Fréd Read
Belle Read
Curtis Guild, Jr
Daniel Gilman
Senator
E. P. Wilbur
Robinson
J. B. Claus
B. F. Dutton
Alexander McGregor, Jr
Arthur Fuller
General Osborne
Charles Fitch
Brooklyn
Woods
Walter Woods
George D. Richards
Samuel Powers
Dennison Coakley Wedding at St Columkille Church
Miss Mary Louise Coakley married Mr Joseph A Dennison yesterday at St Columkille's Brighton in a cream duchesse satin gown with a tulle veil and diamond sunburst. The bride, from 62 Parsong Street, appears among Brighton and Cambridge society. attendants included Agnes T Coakley. Rev Morris J Murphy of Lawrence presided. best man was Matthew J Carty of Lawrence.
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St. Columbkille’s Church
Brighton
Mary Louise Coakley
Joseph A. Dennison
Miss Coakley
Timothy Coakley
Parsong Street
Cambridge
Dennison
New England
T.W. Coakley
Matthew J. Carty
Lawrence
Morris J. Murphy
Oculists' onders filled Paectors on premiags
A compact item notes oculists with readings and premiums related to a Paectors company. Davis is referenced as a local figure in charge, with the brief placing emphasis on medical optics services and associated premiums. The terse report preserves names and the core action without embellishment.
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B. Davis
Balderston Banchor Wedding at Emmanuel Church
The Balderston and Banchor families attend a charming wedding at Emmanuel Church Newbury Street noon yesterday. Miss Eyre Balderston wore white satin with tulle veil and lilies of the valley, wedding to Mr M Dol Balderson. Rev Leighton Parks officiated. A reception followed at 156 West Newton Street with many notable guests listed, including G P Banchor and Mrs Waters.
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Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Missey E
Sorbon
Bant
M. Dol. Balderston
Ada Bal- Gerston
Catharine Mermet
Leighton Parks
H. W. Derston
Johnehor
Bertram G. Waters
R. W. Sanford
James Means
Wilson. Balderston
West Newton Street
G. P. Banchor
Waters
Swell Naval Wedding in Westminster Church
Lieutenant-Commander W B Cowles naval attache to the U S embassy marries Miss Anna Roosevelt at St Andrew's Westminster in a choral ceremony. Guests include United States Ambassador Bayard and numerous high society figures. After the ceremony guests proceed to J R Roosevelt's Belgravia residence for a guard reception and the couple depart for their wedding tour.
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London
United States
Bayard
Baroness Burdett-Coutts
Countess of Limerick
Florence Perry
Chapman
Countess of Lovelace
Flower
Priestly
Wakeman Lathrop
Gerald Neal
J. J. Collins
J. R. Roosevelt
Upper Belgravia Street
Massachusetts Wins Big At Atlanta Exhibit Awards
The Massachusetts commission exhibit at Atlanta won seven gold medals, the highest total among states. The Massachusetts Board of Health led the gold medals, with other honors going to Lyman School for Juvenile Offenders, the State Reformatory at Concord, and the Massachusetts State Prison. Diplomas and gold medals were awarded to the ladies of the Massachusetts commission for their woman’s work.
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Massachusetts
Atlanta
Renekelee
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts Board of Health
Lyman School
Westboro
Massachusetts State Reformatory School
Concord
Massachusetts State Prison
Massachusetts Commission
Sho
Memory of Late Justice Jackson Observed in Court
In Washington today Attorney General Harmon presented to the Supreme Court a tribute to Justice Jackson. The joint memorial honors the late associate with a high tribute as Chief Justice Fuller offers eloquent praise and resolutions are spread upon the court record.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Harmon
Ee Jackson
Fuller
Caledonian Maritime Club Thanksgiving Eve Ball
The third annual Thanksgiving Eve Ball of the Caledonian Maritime Club will be held on Seitenferwenen Street on November 21 with committee members coordinating the event.
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Caledonian Maritime An Club
Seitenferwenen
Hs Man
Father’s Grim Crime Ends In Family Tragedy In Brooklyn
Herman Hattenhorst headlined a double murder suicide at his Brooklyn gym on Greene Avenue after luring his two daughters Viola and Hazel to the gymnasium. He bound their deaths with gas and chloroform then shot himself, leaving a note about a debt due the next day. His wife remains distraught and unaware of the full details.
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New York
Herman Hattenhorst
Brooklyn Institute of Physical Culture
Broadway
Hattenhorst
National Athletic Club of Brooklyn
Viola
Hazel
Greene Avenue
Edward Frank
Halloran
St. Mary’s Hospital
McCoy
Chilren
Debate on Free Coinage of Silver
The Young Men's Congress debated free coinage of silver last night. After four weeks of study, supporters led by Walker Putney Conlan and Spillane spoke in favor while Childs and Kenney opposed. The bill was ordered to a third reading, marking the most exciting contest in years. The next bill grants Cuba belligerent rights.
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Young Men's Congress
Congress
Messrs
Walker
Putney
Conlan
Spillane
Childs
Kenney
Cuba
Bowdoin Square Salvation Army Celebrates Eleventh Anniversary
The Bowdoin square corps of the Salvation Army marks its eleventh anniversary on Wednesday at 7 PM on Green Street. Brigadier Brewer, popular New England leader, will conduct with divisional HQ staff and the Jubilee Brass Band in new winter uniforms. Miss Norma Thompson will sing and assist in the entertainment.
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Bowdoin Square Corps
Salvaton Army
Green Street
Brewer
New England
Jubilee Brass Band
Norma Thompson
Retired List Sought for Two Boston Captains
Captain R H Wilkins keeper of the City Prison and Captain H C Hemmenway of Station 16 near Back Bay reach the six year retirement age with a $1000 annual pension. The Police Board sent the papers to the Mayor for signing though both wish to remain in service if possible.
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R. H. Wilkins
H. C. Hemmenway
Back Bay
Police Board
Boston
Post
Wilkins
Captain Hemmenway
Martin
Curtis
Dead in a Boat at Paris Texas a Grim Red River Tragedy
Four people found murdered in a drifting Red River boat near Paris Texas. Two shot to death one hacked to pieces and a woman among the victims with throat cut from ear to ear. U S marshal Captain Swift leads the investigation with a theory of a quarrel over a woman and a surviving killer who killed the others then ended his own life.
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Paris
Tex
Red River
Swift
United States
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