Infanticide Case Shocks City Involving Rose Murphy
Police investigate a harsh infanticide case on Bay Street in which Rose Murphy, 40, is hospitalized and likely to face charges after a dead baby was found in a trunk at 18 Bay Street. Autopsy suggests death by strangulation after birth. An inquest is expected today.
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Division 4
Rose Murphy
Bay Street
Fayette Street
City Hospital
Miss Murphy
Undertaking Rooms
McDonald
Draper
Board of Health
Deseret Babe Abandoned on Everett Doorstep
An infant boy about 16 days old was found on the steps of E. W. Hatch at 9 West Street Everett. A note claimed the child was born Sept 14 in Boston and urged caretaking. The baby, heavily sedated with paregoric, was in good health. two women allegedly left him and headed toward Boston.
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Everett
E. W. Hatch
West Street
Boston
Blackstock divorce granted amid non support claim
Emeline Fraser Blackstock vs George Tate Blackstock reached the Rhode Island Supreme Court panel and was granted. The case centered on non support. George Tate Blackstock, a Toronto Queen’s counsel and senior barrister, is retained by Canadian Pacific railway. Mrs Blackstock has occupied Edwin Booth’s Booth Den for two seasons and plans to buy it when the lease ends.
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Newport
R. I
Emeline Fraser Blackstock
George Tate Blackstock
Supreme Court
Blackstock
Toronto
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Senator Hoar Aboard Havel From Bremen Arrives
Senator George F. Hoar of Massachusetts was a passenger on the steamer Havel from Bremen, which arrived in New York on October 1. The brief report notes his presence among arriving travelers.
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Senator Hoar
New York
George F. Hoar
Massachusetts
Havel
Bremen
Diphtheria On Enterprise Triggers Boston Health Scrutiny
The Enterprise outbreak aboard the Massachusetts training ship prompted hospital care for four cadets with malignant septic diphtheria. Parents praise the Post for publicizing the issue while officials debate the aboard origin, ship quarantine, and the illness scope.
Iowa Celebrates Statehood with Parade and Stand Collapse
Burlington reports the semi centennial celebration opening with a 25 000 strong parade led by Governor Drake and Vice President Stevenson. A reviewing stand collapsed injuring multiple officials including Major Wyman and Ke 8 S Burrus, while a river carnival drew 20 000 spectators and 10 000 at the park.
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Burlington
Iowa
Drake
Stevenson
Iowa National Guard
Francis Drake
Adlai Stevenson
Mr. Stevenson
Sherman
Wyman
Ottumwa
S. Burrus
Des Moines
Lafayette Young
Fred L. Poor
Mary Lord Drake
Seymour Jones
Ald
State McFarland
Kent
Lee County
H. O. Weaver
Wapello
Nauman
River Front
Republican State convention names candidates at Music Hall
The Republican State convention met at Music Hall with 188 delegates present to nominate a state ticket and adopt a platform. Crane Winslow showdown dominated the vote as Crane led 1347 to 588 with Draper and Walker well received. The event featured infrequent wrangling and strong speeches on tariff, biennial elections, and anti sectarian provisions amid McKinley Hobart imagery.
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Music Hall
McKinley
Hobart
Convention Hall
George Fred Williams
Third House
Beacon Hill
General Draper
Walker
Theodore C. Bates
Simpkins- Randall
Quinsigamond
General Winslow
Hoar
Lodge
Europe
New York
Senator Hoar
Colonel Winslow
Hardee
Congress
Wolcott
Henry L. Dawes
George S. Hoar
John D. Long
Elihu B. Hayes
Crane
Winslow
Daniel Kent
State Committee
Worcester
Draper
Bryan
Williams
Ingressman Moody
Brackett
Lawrence
Tom Baldwin
Lawrence's 103 5 Cent Smoke Sign Trademark
A concise note promotes Lawrence's 103 five cent cigarette sign as a ubiquitous trademark seen everywhere. The claim highlights the distinctive h and stamp associated with the product.
Williams Campaign Speech At Waltham Rally
In Waltham on October 1 a Democratic rally drew a large crowd at the opera house. Hon. Robert Treat Paine praised Geof Williams as fearless and incorruptible while Williams defended his July Chicago convention vote for free coinage of silver, stating Massachusetts party support.
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Waltham
Opera House
Charles B. McNab
Waltham Bimetallic League
Robert Treat Paine
Williams
Massachusetts
Democracy of
Chicago
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Tex
Paris
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Washington
New England
Rueter & Company
Highland Spring Brewery
Tapster
Times
Comer’s Commercial College
Washington St
Cor
Beach St
Boston Commercial College
Beacon St
Tremont St
No. 1
Tremont Street
POST
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Post Almanac
Boston Post Counting Room
Steel
Bernard J. Weters
Montreal
Browning, King & Co
Washington Street
Cer
Kuccland
Found Enterprise Cadet Sut
Oring
William Clare
Enterprise
Cadet Clare
Quincy
Southampton
Garvin
Mr. Clare
Albany
Alcott
McDougall
Pat
T. B. O'Shea
Boston Board of Health
United States
O’shea
Dixon
Nautical Training Board
Durgin
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Turkey
Old Grove
Cal Sin dc
CH. Robinson & CO
Adams Square
Dock Square
Messrs Barrett
Morse, Howland & Walker
W.H Moody
W.murray Crane
Chairpian Lyman
Mass
Sen. Lawrence
Berkshire
Jon L.meyer
GOV
Yate
J.H. Walker
Stevenson Hort
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Wolcott and Crane
Charles Lawrence & CO
Commercial St
Geof Fred Wiliams
Paine Furniture
Cornal Street
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