Emma Bonnin Charged With Enticing Girls For Immoral Work
A well dressed Emma Bonnin, wife of John Girdlestone of Portland, Maine, was charged in Montreal with luring two young girls from their homes for work in private families with promises of $250 weekly wages. Police arrested them at Bonaventure station after tracing the scheme.
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Montreal
Emma Bonnin
John Girdlestone
Portland
Clara Ricker
Philomene Durtis
Bonaventure Station
Lapointe
St. Eugene
Hunting Goods Line Opens in Boston For October
Advertises a new Boston shop offering Ladies and Gentlemen’s hunting outfits. Line includes Breeches Loggins Coats vests leather pouches sleeveless jackets gum cases hunting trousers caps and hats with or without capes. Located at 22 to 44 North Street.
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New York
Legrard & Co Auctioneers Frie Abend Sale
Notable auctioneer ad copy featuring Professor Virchow praise from Berlin and medical endorsements. Includes quotes on habitual constipation relief and the claim that longer use reduces required quantity. References to Sir Henry Thompson and general druggist trade.
Weather Indications for New England and Atlantic States
Washington Oct 5 For twenty four hours beginning 7 pm Wednesday Oct 6 Maine and New Hampshire fair weather with southwest winds and stationary temperatures Rest of New England and eastern New York fair weather with variable winds generally southerly and nearly stationary temperatures
Meteorological Record of Yesterday Across Stations
Observations compiled yesterday up to 10 p.m. taken simultaneously at all stations. Data cover temperatures, humidity, wind, and barometric readings to reflect regional weather conditions and anomalies observed across the network of reporting sites.
Court of Appeals affirms Alderman Jadine sentence
New York Court of Appeals confirms Alderman Jadine’s sentence. Reports include New York Supreme Court ruling in Bankers and Merchants' Telegraph cases and varied political and legal items from across New England and beyond.
High Court Upheld Jaehne Bribe Conviction and Term
New York and Oct. 5 The Court of Appeals affirmed Alderman Henry W. Jaehne s conviction for taking a 20000 bribe in the Broadway Surface railroad franchise case. He must serve nearly ten years in Sing Sing. Prosecutors plan to push charges against sixteen companions from the 1884 aldermanic board. The decision raises questions of moral responsibility and public tolerance of corruption.
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New York
Court of Appeals
State of New York
Henry W. Jaehne
City of New York
Sing Sing
Jaehne
Jadine
Ruger
Spince
Danforth
Andrews
Miter
Rapallo
Earl
Ciue
New York City
Jaenine
Vessels Seizures Unrelated To Fishery Troubles
A brief note states recent seizures of American vessels are not linked to ongoing fishery troubles. Separately a Portland woman was arrested in Montreal on a serious charge, and reports note exceptionally warm weather in London and Paris.
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Portland
Montreal
London
Paris
Bay State fair awards and local elections update
Prizes were awarded for numerous exhibits at the Bay State fair which has opened. The annual chamber of commerce election reinstated the old board. Harvard College students ratified their celebration day programme. Horses race at Mystic Park as South Boston Driving Association meets. Massachusetts Bicycle Club arranged annual races. Stock Exchange records show 63 000 shares and 750 600 bonds traded, New York and New England active, prices drifting downward. County Democrats back Andrew and Foster. independents form a campaign committee.
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New York Court of Appeals
Jadine
New York Supreme Court
Cutter Stranger
Thetis
Garland
War Department
Abbott
New Jersey
Frye
Maine
Gloucester
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Janes L. Batchelder
New Hampshire
John P.lilden
Peru
Carl Hoffman
Lawrence
Lake Cochickewick
Hartford (Conn
Bates College
Sarah S. Belcher
Henry Williams
Salem
Derry Mills
Manchester Mills
Dennisport
Senate
Vermont Senate
Montpelier
Portland Club
Bodwell
J. G. Blaine
Dover
Bangor Express
State Cattle Commission
Chicago
Knights of Labor
Richmond
Henry George
Connecticut
South
Charleston
Relief Committee
Milwaukee
American Board Et Aos
Des Moinnes
Withrow
Congress
Democrats
Chamber of Ecommerce
Harvard College
South Boston
New England
Atchison
Pleuro Pneumonia Scare Divides Cattle Under Quarantine
Curiaco Oct. 5 Three issues block disposal of cattle under pleuro pneumonia quarantine. Owners oppose the commission, money is short for sound cattle, and packing interests seek protection from selling slaughtered herds. The state commission proposes dividing quarantined cattle into three classes: sick and condemned for destruction at owners' loss. those not diseased but unfit for market to be discarded at state expense. and sound cattle to be slaughtered and returned to owners at no state expense except slaughter. This plan aims to satisfy all parties and resolve the crisis.
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Curiaco
Denial of motion in Stokes foreclosure case
Judge Potter in New York Supreme Court denied, without prejudice, Edward B Stokes's bid to compel Farmers Loan and Trust to turn over shares of telegraph company stock that were part of the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph assets under a $10,000,000 mortgage. The ruling applies to stock outside the state and ends the present attempt.
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New York
Potter
Supreme Court
Edward
Stokes
Bankers and Merchants’ Telegraph Company
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Bankers and Merchants’ Company
Henry George Accepts Labor Nomination for New York Mayor
Henry George accepts the labor nomination amid crowded Cooper Union crowds in New York. He pledges no pledges from any party but labor, urges unity among workers, outlines plans for clean government, land taxation, and public ownership of telegraphs and railroads, and notes a fierce election ahead with substantial campaign support and donations.
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New York
Cooper Union
Henry George
George
John MceMackin
Air. George
John McMackin
Labor
Organized Labor
United States
Bridgeport Central Labor Union
Chicago Cook County
Richmond
Syracuse
American Board Annual Meeting Opens with Doctrinal Sermon
The seventy seventh annual American Board meeting convened at Grand Opera House with Dr. Mark Hopkins presiding. E K Alden cited missionary progress, deaths, and generous receipts, noting 37 new appointments amid debate over the new departure and future probation.
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Charles Hutchins
Alden
Prudential Committee
Fund For Foreign Missions
N. G. Clark
Boston
Langdon S&s. Ward
D. A. Withrow
Park Street
Withrow
Prudential
Staclé
Schuyler Electric Light Co Plan Accepted for Debt Relief
In Tartrorp Connecticut creditors representing two thirds of the debt met to hear a committee report. The plan calls for accepting preferred stock at par with up to 6 percent preference, non cumulative, and allow stockholders to retire it by purchase or liquidation. The report is seen as lifting the company from embarrassment.
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John B. Martin
Thomas F. Doherty
Timothy J. Dacey
Joseph H. O’neil
Collison
O'Neil
Cleveland
Thomas J. Denney
John B. Fitzpatrick
Edward B. Daly
McLaughblin
Hugh O’brien
Michael Barr
Edward D. Daly
O'Brien
O’ Brien
Ward 13
Griff
Drohan
People's
Alderman Carroll
Griffin
Carroll
Johnb. Martin
Collson
Fourth
Commonwealth
Sam
National Congress
Democratic Party
Kenney
Ward 2
Fourth Congressional District
Patrick A. Collins
Coness
Tartrorp
Conn
Schuyler Electric Light Company
Hartford
George M. Bartholomew
Volcano erupts on Niapu island in Tonga group
Report from Melbourne states Niapu, a Friendly Islands settlement of about 500 people, was wiped out as every village was destroyed. The entire island is buried under twenty feet of volcanic ash, and a new mountain about 00 feet high reportedly formed.
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Melbourne
Niapu
Nominations in four states for Congress
Picrssure Pennsylvanians nominate W MccCullock of Greensburg after an all night session. Nonwich Democrats nominate Thomas M marler of Brooklyn for the third district. Newport Democrats renominate J G Carlisle for the fifth district. Bridgeport Democrats nominate Miles T Granger of North Canaan for the fourth district.
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Briocreport
Conn
Miles T. Granger
North Canaan
Two American Schooners Seized for Customs Violations
Ottawa reports Port Hawkesbury collectors seized the William D. Daisley and Scilla for landing dutiable goods without report or entry at multiple sites. Authorities investigate. US Consul-General says a 400 dollar deposit is needed for the William D. Daisley’s release.
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Ottawa
Ont
Port Hawkesbury
William D. Daisley
Scilla
United States
Phelan
Canadian Customs Department
Gloucester
Orlando B Potter Nominated For Mayor Of New York
The committee of 100 at Murray Hill Hotel tonight nominated Orlando B Potter for Mayor and Theodore Roosevelt for president of the board of aldermen as part of a new factional lineup in New York politics.
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New York
Committee of 100
Murray Hill Hotel
Orlando B. Potter
Theodore Roosevelt
Board of Aldermen
Heatwave Grips Europe As Oct Temperature Soars
London reports an abnormally high October temperature with 80 degrees in the shade. Paris theatres suffer heat strain as attendance drops, while continental heat affects daily life across Europe for the day.
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Europe
London
Paris
Question of Jurisdiction Delays Minnesota Trials
In Minneapolis on October 5, the cases of Paul Grottkan and other socialists charged with involvement in May riots, and Robert Schilling with other Knights of Labor indicted for conspiring to boycott union cigar makers, were set to be tried next week but postponed. The delay stems from the Supreme Court not yet deciding a point of jurisdiction, with potential outcomes including release or retrial under a new indictment for anarchists convicted of inciting to riot.
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Minwatkee
Paul Grottkan
Robert Schilling
Knights of Labor
Supreme Court
House of Correction
Returns from 154 towns favor Republicans in Connecticut race
Haxarrorp Conn October 5 Votes tallied from 154 towns show Republicans leading with 79 seats to Democrats 48 and 27 divided. If 11 remaining towns vote as last year the Republican total would rise to 83 Democrat 52 and 30 divided. Last year results were Republicans 81 Democrats 54 and 30 divided.
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Haxarrorp
Conn
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Sinate Ark
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Pantera
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Inure
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Fennessey
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William Burke
Doherty
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Saulie
Alderman Carrol
Corm Ward
Bowman
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O’neil
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Hale
Blaine
J. R. Bodwell
Falmouth Hotel
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Hale and
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Milliken
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Dow
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Bedwell
Blaine Hale
Reed
Dingley
Mayor Chapman
Dinnei
E. Hale
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A. A. Strout
C. E. McLaughlin
J. H. Drummond
Chapman
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C. P. Mattocks
Peabody
H. V. Jose
F. Robie
T. B. Reed
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F. E Boothby
Maine Central
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F. Fersenger
Gunator Hale
Bodwel
Republican Party
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Leasant
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G. W. Semmons & CO
North Street
Legrard & CO
Laurence Turnbull, M.D
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Professor Virchow
Berlin
British Medical Journal
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Foster
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Bankers and Merchants
American Board
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