Defiant anarchists face sentencing in Ga rry court
At Carcaco Oct 7 Judge Gary reviews trial irregularities in the anarchist case. Prisoners Sales Schwab Neebe Fischer Legg defend themselves, denounce state attorney and police, vow defiance or lingering on the gallows as a new sentencing session is set for 10 a.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcaco
Gary
Sales
Socrates
Galileo
Giordano Bruno
Christ
Michael Schwab
Grinnell
Legg
Ginnell
Rev William Barnes Obituary A Dorset Dialect Poet
A London despatch reports the death of the Rev William Barnes 1810 born in Dorsetshire. A poet philologist and historian, he taught in Dorsetshire, served as curate of Whitcombe from 1847 and rector of Winterbourne Came from 1862. He authored Poems of Rural Life in the Dorset Dialect and other works on grammar and language including a Dorset Dialect Grammar and An Anglo-Saxon Dialect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barnes
London
Dorsetshire
Whitcombe
Winterbourne
Dorset
Ex Judge William Mitchell Dies. Long NY Legal Career
Ex judge William Mitchell died in Morristown after a 63 year New York bar career. Born Feb 24, 1801 in New York, he led Columbia College class of 1820 and earned LL D in 1863. Admitted to the Supreme Court in 1823, master in chancery in 1840, justice of the Supreme Court from 1849 to 1858, also served on the Court of Appeals in 1857. Married Mary P. B. Berrian. survived by four sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mitchell
Morristown
New York
Edward Mitchell
Society of ‘United Christian Friends
City of
Columbia College
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Mary P. B. Berrian
Secretary Manning's Return to Treasury Target
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Manning plans to resume Treasury work next week. His health concerns prompt doubt among friends and officials about his ability to handle signature-heavy routine duties. An acting secretary may sign papers while Manning serves in a limited advisory capacity during a cautious reentry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York Post
Wasnixcron
Manning
Treasury Department
Treasury
The Secrets of Deauty in the Pall Mall Gazette
A satirical note mocks Dover customs officials over a powder box incident involving Mrs Langtry. It questions higher corruption while lightly speculating the inspector’s curiosity may have exposed the vanity and glamour of 19th century society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ticlen
NY GOP HQ Opens Quietly at Gilgey House
The New York Republican State committee headquarters at the Gilgey House opened yesterday with few attendees. In Leicester yesterday afternoon a stranger, possibly named Nash, shot himself with a revolver, dying by his own hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee of
New York
Gilgey
Fires Destroy Robeson Barn at Lenox Estate
Record of fires reports a major blaze at W. R. Robeson’s Lenox summer residence burning a large cattle barn and coach house. Loss estimated at 80000 with 15000 insured. livestock and most contents saved. Robeson family away in New York. no wind aided spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
W. R. Robeson
Mr. Robeson
New York
Fires Hit Multiple Localities From Cottage City To Harlem
A series of October fires destroyed stables at Ripley's Barnville near Lake Anthony with losses to J. T. Smith and Henry Ripley, plus insured damage to Blankenship Bros. and Henry Stentiford. Nelson H Stanweur’s Windsor farm buildings were totally burned, and Union Furniture Works in Graxp Rapins, Mich., suffered a $60,000 loss. Fire at No. 63 Bayard Street damaged or killed a tailoress Minnie Regalskey and injured Hyman Rauber while Harlem beach bath and adjacent properties were wiped out with an estimated $55,000 loss. Springfield town farm buildings in Bancor, Me., also burned last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voop
Anf
Cottage City
Ripley’s Barnville
Lake Anthony
J. T. Smith
Blankenship Bros
Henry Ripley
Henry Stentiford
Hittesoro Brier
N. F
Nelson H. Stanweur
Windsor
Graxp Rapins
Mich
Union Furniture Company
Bayard Street
Mininie Regalskey
Hyman Rauber
New York
Harlem Beach
Harlem River
Bancor
Springfield
Explosion in Cambridge House Lights Fire Alarm
A kerosene lamp exploded in the home of John Mahoney on Cedar Street Cambridge at 9 last evening triggering a fire alarm from Box 72. Damage reported as slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mahoney
Cedar Street
Cambridge
Dartmouth Field Sports Winners at Hanover Meet
Dartmouth field sports resumed with Odlin’s 146 feet 10 inches in kicking football and 5 feet 8 inches in standing long jump, Pond vaulting 9 feet 8 inches, Odlin and Pond breaking records and earning gold medals, later events led by Aiken 20 feet 3 inches pole jump and Buckley 7 feet 8 inches high jump, Rawlett Johnston three leg race victors, freshman tug of war won by Fossett Upham Tyler Baehr, final baseball game 3 to 2 with 188 and 188 participants and prizes at Conant Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. HL
Dartmouth
William Odlin
Andover
Mass
E. A. Pond
Rutland
A. L. Livermore
Keene
E. J. Bodwell
Barton
Odlin
W. I. Buckley
Littleton
N. H
F. L. Keay
Rochester
C. A. Eastman
Flandreau
Dak
H. W. Rawlett
G. E. Johnston
J. H. Fossett
Nashua
R. D. Upham
New York City
R. K Tyler
Washington, D. C
A. H. Baehr
Cleveland
Conant Hell
Washington views on treasury supervising architect change
A visitor to the President reported plans to replace the treasury supervising architect, Bell, who succeeded Till during Arthur’s administration amid some contract favoritism concerns. Senator Kenna predicts West Virginia will return a solid Democratic delegation from Virginia a gain of ous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
The
Treasury
Bell
Iowa
Till
Arthur
Kenna
West Virginia
Virginia
Lamont reports Manning able to return to Treasury
Colonel Lamont has returned from New York with news on Secretary Manning’s health. Manning shows no signs of recent illness beyond a slight lameness and hopes to resume Treasury duties soon, planning to come to Washington once his house is ready, likely by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lamont
New York
Manning
Treasury Department
Treasury
Brockton Brockton fair day two yields high turnout
On October 7 Brockton reports the second day of the agricultural fair drawing strong crowds estimated at 25 000. In trotting races Lookout owned by Charles Things wins the 2 40 class in 2 36 5 with eight entries while Richard Wilkes owned by E M Cunningham takes the 2 30 class in three straight heats in 2 29 4 from four entries Rex owned by N Stones wins the free for all purse 500. One mile bicycle race goes to D Pierce with Walter Brown second in 3 17 and Dove of Providence owned by A H Bangs wins the three quarter mile race in 1 ap a stery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Stone
Rex
D. ©. Pierce
Walter Brown
E .Ryx A. H. Bangs
Dove of Providence
Stery
Parade of colored Odd Fellows in Prinaphrea
A grand parade marked the biennial meeting of colored Odd Fellows in Prinaphrea Oct 7. Three divisions showcased Uniformed Patriarchs and lodge members from Pennsylvania New York Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts and lodges from Delaware Maryland Washington North Carolina Virginia and West Virginia. Professor W Howard Day of Harrisburg Penn delivered the oration after the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prinaphrea
Colored Odd Fellows
Patriarchs
Iodges
Pennsylvania
New York
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Delaware
Maryland
Washington
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
W. Howard Day
Harrisburg
Penn
Walking Match Scores At Midnight Reported
New Reproro lists the walking match results as of midnight led by Hegleman with 287 miles 19 laps. Taylor follows with 266 miles 10 laps and Noremac with 255 miles 4 laps. Burns 258 miles 8 laps. Hart 251 miles 9 laps. Elson 249 miles 9 laps. Day 2138 miles 10 laps. Ackerman 207 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Reproro
Hegleman
Taylor
Noremac
Burns
Hart
Elson
Day
Ackerman
Hygeia Hotel at Fortress Monroe Auction Yields No Bids
The Hygeia Hotel at Fortress Monroe Virginia was offered at auction yesterday with a 45000 price limit but drew no bids. A separate item reports nine year old William Kingsley was struck and killed by a Providence and Worcester freight train near Lonsdale Rhode Island while playing on the tracks. The last note states Woonstoak rags are sold exclusively by John H H Pray Sons and Co as sole US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hygeia
Fortress Monroe
William Kingsley
Providence & Worcester
Lonsdale
R. L
John HH
Pray, Sons & Co
United States
Footpads in Cambridge Robbery Near Harvard College
A bold highway robbery occurred in Cambridge near Harvard College at 3 20 yesterday evening. Auctioneer and real estate agent F Rugg was knocked down on Oxford Street by two men, one covering his mouth, and an envelope with 8500 plus about 4 in change was stolen. He was taken to his home on Cleveland Street with minor injuries. Both robbers had dark whiskers and complexions. Cambridge police, led by Chief Cloyes and Sergeant Batchelder, rushed to the scene but yielded no definite clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
F. Rugg
Harvard Square
Oxford Street
Agassiz Museum
Harvard College
Hammond
Forest Street
Mr. Rugg
Ragg
Cleveland Street
Rugg
Cloyes
Batchelder
One Minute United States Senator Tale Ends in Confusion
Ex-Governor Walker of Florida recalled a day when a Republican legislator Avery voted for Walker causing a near election and a wild minute of celebration. The vote was corrected when Sam Walker and then Mr Jones secured the final election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Constitution
Walker
Florida
Avery
Sam Walker
Jones
Capitol
Representative Hall
Photographs for Charity Feature in Society Fairs
English fashionables have popularized selling photographs with signatures at charity fairs. Ladies and duchesses autograph their portraits, drawing crowds and raising funds. At a summer hotel event in New York, several women's pictures netted notable sums for charity, illustrating enterprise and folly in equal measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Courant
Lady de Grey
New York
Enterprise
Passengers Beware A Warning From Pall Mall Gazette
A Pall Mall Gazette item condemns pickpocketing as a form of gambling and warns passengers after reporting a five year sentence for a 6d theft from a lady on an omnibus. The piece describes an old man, a noted thief with a scrapbook, and urges vigilance amid ominous notices on buses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall Mall Gazette
Ex Senator Conkling Rested Quiet at Carlton Club Meals
Ex Senator Roscoe Conkling enjoyed rest and quiet at the Carlton Club under Mr Chamberlin. He described a light dinner at 7 PM consisting of white grapes and iced tea. Earlier breakfast included milk and toast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Conkling
Carlton Club
Chamberlin
Castle of Bernstorf Hosts Danish Royal Family This Summer
The Castle of Bernstorf, a rococo plin-styled building about a hundred years old, six miles from Copenhagen, hosts the Danish royal family. Once owned by Scottish Mr Mackvoy, the residence sees the Princess of Wales and her daughters enjoying excursions and fine weather. The princess appears well and has benefited from the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernstorf
Copenhagen
Mackvoy
Princess of Wales
Arrest of Joan McGuire in Beacon Street locker theft
Special Officers Franks and Hoffman of Station 4 and Lynch of Station 5 arrested Joan McGuire last night for breaking and entering a mason's locker at 457 Beacon Street. A pawn ticket for a split saw was found on her. Valuable building plans were reported stolen. McGuire had just finished an eighteen month term at Deer Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franks and Hoffman
Station 4
Lynch
Station 5
Joan McGuire
Iternz
Beacon Street
McGuire
Deer Island
Cattle Fair at Mechanic's Building Reaches Peak Day of Exhibits
Crowds swell as Bay State Agricultural Society continues three day cattle fair at Mechanic's building. Working steers and Swiss cattle judged. prize winners include Burleigh & Bodwell’s Herefords and H. M. Bait’s harness team. Track features and silk culture displays draw attention. Taft's educated steers and Mme. Marantette noted. Officials urge visitors to stay through Saturday with planned track attractions and open exhibitions for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay State Agricultural Society
Mechanic's Building
Boston
T. &. Cooper
Pennsylvania
W. S. Taylor
New Jersey
Burleigh & Bodwell
H. M. ‘Ait
Ben Perley Poore
Taft
Mme. Marantette
John W. Akin
Scipio
N. Y
J. W. Akin
KE. S. Akin
Oo. W. Akin
Willard White
Zephyr
Bisort
E. S. Akin
Serpolis
Terena
Houghton Farm
Hinut Bay
Josephine
Megnounette
Harry J. Hale
Bradford
Inss
Martin
Linal
Frivolous Statesmen at City Council Picnic Debate
The common council spent hours in a session filled with parliamentary quibbles over arbitration for Long Island property disputes with Portuguese settlers. Amendments clashed as Mayor and council debated appointing arbitrators, adjourned amid protests, and heard salaries and leases come under review.
Y M C A Monthly Meeting In Boston Reports Growth
Boston Young Men's Christian Association holds a business meeting with many new members. The membership committee lists 159 new members and 98 renewals, with large gymnasium accessions and 62 outdoor meetings. The distribution committee gave away over 9000 religious papers and 185 men registered at the employment bureau, 75 of 90 positions filled. Remembrances were offered for Amos A. Lawrence and other deceased members. Delegates were named for the Massachusetts State convention at Lowell. Walter Douglass spoke on accepting the M M C A as a solution to the social problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Citizens’ Fund
Charleston
3. C
Amos A. Lawrence
J. C. Proctor
George Cos
Arthur G. Kelso
Massachusetts Lounsy 3Een
Chiristian Association
Lowell
Aiass
Walter ©. Douglass
Inspecting the House of Industry Visit by City Officials
About fifty members of the city government toured the house of industry on Deer Island yesterday afternoon at the invite of the board of public institutions. Joseph H. O Neil, chairman, led the tour and explained the facilities, proving fluent on many topics though he remained silent on the fourth district Democrat Congressional nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Industry
Deer Island
Board of Directors of Public Institutions
Joseph H. O'Neil
O'Neil
Congress
State board meeting focuses on forthcoming report
The State board of education held its monthly meeting yesterday mainly for a discussion of the forthcoming report. A. P. Stone was assigned to write the report. A. A. Miner will oversee the art school. Abby W. Maythas heads the Framingham normal. H. B. Stod dard takes Worcester normal. M. B. Whitney oversees Westfield normal. Scudder handles Bridgewater normal. EC Carrigan leads Salem normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
A. P. Stone
A. A. Miner
Abby W. May Thas
Framingham Normal School
Hk. B. Stoddard
Worcester Normal
M. B. Whitney
Westfield Normal
Scudder
Bridgewater Normal
EC. Carrigan
Salem Normal
Trade Name Clash Over Coraline Corset Case
A New York court sided with Warner brothers in restraining use of Cordaline and Dr Warren trade names in corset trade. Judge Allen found Cordaline an imitation of Coraline, a non descriptive fancy name. Judge Larramore held using Dr Warren closely imitates the family name and restrains its use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Court of Common Pleas
Warner
Broadway
Heilner & Strauss
Cordaline
Allen
Ie. Warren
California
Dr. Warren
Larramore
City Notes and Local Incidents in Boston Area
Yesterday Samuel A. Smith held on $1000 for passing counterfeit silver dollars on Louisa Ball and $1500 for another on William Reed. Michael McCarthy, 25, fell from a building on Hammond street, internal injuries, taken to City Hospital. Detective Grogan and Downes left for Cincinnati without requisition papers. Woman Suffrage Association plans a bazaar December 1 and 19 at Music and Bumsteed for state work funding. Power arrested Boyce for larceny of thirty cigars from Norton, 43 India street. Carney Hospital festival planning meeting at Parker's. Meeting set October 14 at Parke. Officer Franks arrested Kilbourne for larceny of $59 from Perkins & Walker, 60 Beach street. Lizzie Sullivan, 87, fell from a chair, leg broken in three places, taken to City Hospital. Join Aixen arrested for watch larceny from William Nelan, Beacment. Boston Trade Club held private meeting at Young's. Plumbers' Assembly of Knights of Labor met at Wadman Hall Tremont street. Middlesex and Suffolk counties to convene in Cambridge October 22 to organize a woman suffrage association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hallett
Samuel A. Smith
Louisa Ball
William Reed
Michael McCarthy
Hudson Place
Roxbury
Hammond Street
City Hospital
Michael Grogan
Cincinnati
William H. Downes
Tobias Cain
Downes
Woman Suffrage Association
Miicer Power
Station 2
Arthur H. Boyce
F. P. Norton
India Street
Farker
Parke
Franks
J. Kilbourne
Perkins & Walker
Beach Street
Lizzie Sullivan
Cusson Street
Join Aixen
William Nelan
Beacment
Boston Trade Club
Young's
Plumbers’ Assembly
Knights of Labor
Wadman Hall
Tremont Street
Middlesex
Suffolk
Cambridge
Woman 21 Rescued After Bridge Jump Attempt in Manchester
Nellie O'Brien age 21 of Manchester New Hampshire was visiting the city when she attempted suicide by jumping from the Warren Bridge. John Daly prevented the leap as she toppled over the rail, and Officer Hunt took her to Station 1 where she was detained after being found under the influence of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie O'Brien
Manchester
N. H
Warren Bridge
John Daly
Laquar
Officer Hunt
Station 1
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Secretary Manning
Brockton Agricultural Pair
ODD Fellows
Footpads
Ruger
London World
Mason
IWALY
R. G. Hill
George W. Goddard
G. W. Goddard
Southdowns
Rams
N. R. Boutelle
Waterville
Smith Marding
South Deerfield
Same
Ram Lamb
N. R. Bouteile
Smith Harding
Mountainville
N.Y
Shropshire
James Lawrence
Groton
Sue
Ram Lambs
Robert Abercrombie
Greenfield
Ewe Lambs
Klock
Shropshires
Hampshires
Roma
Bowditch
Nrarmingham
Rain
Rain Lamb
Grace Hampshires
Framingham
Miass
Oxfordshires
C. A. Bradford
Gorham
Ram
Kam Lamba
Fleck
Giwiss
O. A. Kelley
Worcester
William Tell
Samuel Hodgeson
Meredith
Rothell Tell
John A. Bancroft
Delia
Carrie
V. J. Kirby
East Cheatham
N. X
H. A. Jones
M. A. Jones
W. J. Kirby
K. A. Jones
Hamburgs
John Lowell, Jr
Cheatnut Hill
S. O. Miner
Brattleboro
W. B.atherton
Newton Lower Falls
F. P. Kirby
East Chatham
Jonsas Wilcox
Fred W. Rogers
South Sudbury
Jonas Wil
Cox
Andalustans
Frank L. Ailey
H.C. Babcock
Norwood
Button Bros
Chittenango
C. Warren Cheney
Athol
Peter Blanchard’s Sons
Concord
N.H
C. H. Thompson & Co
Charles G. Alen
Barre, Gauker
Burton Stock Car Company
Burton
George Tyler
Climax Disc Barrow
E. L. Hill
West Upton
F. L. Wright
Windham
Higganum Manufacturing Company
Moseley & Stoddard Manufacturing Company
Poultney
T. M. Foote Refrigerator Company
Vermont Farm Machine Company
Bellows Falls
Smail & Matthews
Parker & Wood
C. G. Cunningham
Ericcson
A. C. Stoddard
North Brookfield
Washburn & Moon Manufacturing Company
J. H. Conant
Watertown
Walter Wightman
A. W. Gray & Sons
Middletown Springs
Victor Manufacturing Company
Newburyport
Bern
John P. Brown
Risin Sun
Ind
L. H. Wheeler
Eek
Eclipse
Cary Manufacturing Comany
Fairhaven
de Ae Jowe
Lewiston
Harry H. Hole
Gladys
Firet
George B. Wilson
Westboro
Ahinon Row
J. d. Abbott
William A. Tourtelotte
W. E. C. Eustis
Readville
W. H. Wilson
Cviiniana
C. F. Clark
Alderman
East Lexington
Sherwood
EE. D. Wigein
Biast
L. M. Payne
Hillsdale
Thorne
Cogswell
Hye Park
Avago
C. FP. Clark
Comfort
Luther Crawford
New Braintree
Katie Ann
E. D. Wiggin
Martha Wilkes
Fillies
JR. Graham
Charles Henry Fitch
Pepperell
Lady Catherine
Fill
Herbert Merriama
Weston
Jessie
Moree
Bostop
Wiggin
Bessie Wilkes
George
Witter
Richwood
Aheep
Meerinos
Rama
Galusha
Ewes
E. N. S Bissell
P. FE. Worthy
Taree Ewe Lamba
H. N. Bissell
P. E. Worthy
Flock
Qalusha
Cotswolds
Greenville
Elmore
R. G. Bill
Rem Lamba
F. G. Hill
R.G. Hil
Grove W. Geddara
Common Council
Long Island
Cherrington
Ward 14
Cherri
Lee
Ward 25
Wilson
Ward 9
Harding
Ladd
Ward 10
Board of Aldermen
Clerk Jenkins
Street Commission
Mrr. Ladd
Whall
Jenkins
Blume
City Hall
Old State House
Old Colony Company
Chicago and St. Paul
Mutual District Messenger Company
Committee On Public Buildings
Park Commissioners
Brookline Avenue
Webster Street
Belmont Street
Water Commissioners
Cedar Grove
Mt. Lippe
East Boston Ferries
Water Board
Park Department
Mountington Avenue
W. Baker & GO
Dorchester
Cole Tela
the Pope Mfg CO
Washington St
James Pyle
Az.w.ys
Squires
Sidney Squires & CO
Hiellis
Hiatrs
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