Union Men Confident of Victory in New York Lockout
The United Garment Workers claim victory in the New York clothing contractors lockout, citing wages far below those in the city. About 800 workers are locked out, with 100 more warned. Secretaries and pressmen vow solid backing, while some contractors condemn the tactic as short-sighted amid a cholera scare and busy orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Garment Workers
New York
Essex Street
Abrahams, Abrahams & Bloom
J. H. Gold
Greenberg & Greenburer
Hirsh & Gernosky
Davis
Calish
Witty
I. Simon
M. Simon
Messing, King
Lazarouson & Cronberg
Kolski
Leveovitch & Goldstein
Goodman & Swartz
M. Harris
Levy
D. Harris
Schneider & Davis
Type Hall
Washington Street
Wells Memorial Building
A. J. Felt
Sir-Ree
A. Bronske
Garment Workers’ Union
Death of A M Ryden in Quincy by gas in hotel room
A M Ryden of Quincy Massachusetts died after the gas was turned on in a Boston Hotel room. The night clerk noted intoxication but the man appeared sober when shown to the third floor. The morning housekeeper found him dead as the window was closed and gas on. Autopsy to be conducted. a watch and two twenty dollar bills found on the body. He leaves a wife and one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Ryden
Quincy
Mass
Ryden
Boston
Ayden
Dr. Galvin
Lewis Jones & Sons Undertaking Establishment
Lagrange Street
Langley
City Hospital
Draper
The Mythical Witnesses in the Lizzie Borden Case
A staff correspondent recounts alleged witnesses and their claimed sightings linked to Lizzie Borden. Many named individuals are debunked as nonexistent or misidentified, while others deny involvement or recall. The piece details contradictions about witnesses and motives, noting false leads and disputed rooms, dates, and addresses.
Lewando's Dye House Fire Damages Watertown Block
Watertown on October 10 reports a three story brick Lewando Dye House Company building at Pleasant and Galen streets burned at about 10 pm. The cause was an overheated furnace and the loss is estimated around 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Pleasant
Galen Streets
Lewando Dye House Company
Lizzie Borden Case Denies Key Witnesses and Health Claim
Emma Borden says she knows none of the Chaces or George Sisson who allegedly overheard family matters and Lizzie's supposed motive. She asserts Lizzie is not ill, and officers found no health justification for the alleged crime. Doctors corroborate the health denial, challenging the core motive narrative and suggesting the names cited may be fictitious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Borden
Chaces
Borden Hhare
George Sisson
Lizzie Borden
Bridget
Lizzie
Taunton
Bowen
Dolan
Morse and Emma Borden Deny Connexion to Crime
Special from Faux River Oct 10 details Emma Borden denying stories about Lizzie Borden case and dismissing allegations as absolutely false. John Morse calls the rumors a bald lie and warns he will pursue facts if connected to the crime, while recounting his lack of contact with Lizzie before and after the murder.
Parties Responsible Ceo Weave a Network Around
A terse note references parties responsible and a central aim to weave a network around a core operation. The fragment implies accountability for action and efforts to build interconnected links among groups. Further specifics are not provided in the readable text.
McHenry Denies Involvement In Lizzie Borden Case
Fat River Oct 10 report details McHenry denial of hiding in Lizzie Borden’s matron room or near a partition. The article cites witnesses, affidavits, and testimonies from Chace, Sisson, Manchester, and others about wills, quarrels, and alleged conversations.
Jennings Calls Package of Lizzie Borden Claims Fake
Special to the Post Andrew J. Jennings Lizzie Borden's counsel denounces reports as false and hearsay detailing numerous inconsistencies. He points to witnesses, timing, and scenes described, arguing key facts and testimonies conflict with established accounts of the Borden case.
The Globe's Yarn on Lizzie Borden Witnesses
The despatch to the Globe by Henry G. Trickey outlines State plans to call twenty five new witnesses for the Borden murder case. Judge Blaisdell is named as knowing details of their expected testimony. Witnesses include John H Murphy who says he saw Lizzie Borden near the yard at 10 40 am Aug 4 and that a young woman identified as Lizzie opened a blind in the room where Mrs Borden's body was found. Gustave F Ronald guest at the Wilbur House heard a cry and saw a woman with a hood at the Borden house through a window shortly after 9 40 am. Peter Mahany of 103 Pleasant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
John T. Murphy
John A. Murphy
Dr. Handy
Gustave F. Ronald
Wilbur House
Second Street
Borden House
Lizzie Borden
Pawtuxet
R. I
Peter Mahany
Pleasant Street
Peter Mahaney
Troy Mill
Augustus Gunning
Flainfield Street
Johnsonville
R. L
Providence
Mrs. Churchill
Borden
Churchill
Charles Hamilton
John H. Gormley
Hamilton
Harry
Gormley
Miss Borden
Frederick Chace
Fourth Street
Ab Gair Manchester
Bridget
Frederck Chace
Manchester
Abigail Manchester
Rodway Street
Bordens
Chaces
G. Romaine Pittson
New York
Durfee
George F. Sisson
George
Rodman Street
Mary J. Wilson
Bridget Sullivan
McHenry
Nellie S. McHenry
Mrs. McHenry
John H. Draper
Boston Globe
Fat River
Lizzie
Dr. Dolan
Ferry Street
Jennings
Fall River Globe
Marshal Fleet
Taunton
Patie
Mr. Borden
Mrs. Borden
G. Romaine Pittston
George Sisson
Sisson
Mrs. Sisson
Morse
Station House
Reagan
Sarah Whitehead
Eliza J. Bell
Whitehead
Frank Burroughs
New York City
Emma
Rossly
Fout River
Andrew J. Jennings
Ronald
Globe
Henry G. Trickey
Blaisdell
John H. Murphy
Bedford Street
103 Pleasant
Massachusetts Governor Outlook Cited As Four Years Hence
The Fort Worth Gazette suggests William E. Russell is likely to be reelected as Massachusetts governor. It notes that politicians with presidential ambitions should watch the Bay State’s four years hence scenario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
William E. Russell
Massachusetts
Old Bay State
The Sulphur Bitters Coupon Hints Page Seven Return
A brief notice indicates that the Sulphur Bit ters Coupon will be found regularly on Page 7 thereafter. The item signals a continued listing or coupon feature in subsequent editions.
Curious Case on Harrison Avenue Rouses City Hospital
At 9 30 last evening in front of 972 Harrison avenue a scream drew a crowd and Mrs Kate Harding fell to the pavement. She was rushed to City Hospital with a fractured left leg and severe abrasions on the right. She told varying stories of threats from her husband and possible temporary aberration while caring for three children and her elderly mother. Police ponder if foul play or accident led to the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
Kate Harding
Harding
Opening session of the October term of the United States Supreme Court
The highest court opened its October term with a brief induction of new associate justice George Shiras Jr. The justices, led by Chief Justice Fuller, visited the President at the Executive Mansion, then returned to witness the customary ceremony. Justice Lamar was absent. Justice Field appeared feeble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
George Shiras, Jr
Marshal Wright
Fuller
Aldrich
Department of Justice
Justice Lamar
Justice Field
Penalties Imposed In October Term Court
The first day session of the Superior Criminal Court under the October term ended at 5 pm with Justice Braley presiding. Sentences: Frank Bugner six years State Prison for robbery. James Grace six years State Prison for robbery. Martin E. Williams six years State Prison for breaking and entering. Charles Mack one year House of Correction for larceny. Michael Maloney one year House of Correction for larceny. Rudolph Silva Massachusetts Reformatory for breaking and entering. John White Massachusetts Reformatory for breaking and entering. Carl Martinson one year House of Correction for breaking and entering. Patrick O Hara eighteen months House of Correction for breaking and entering. Harry Reardon one year House of Correction for breaking and entering. John P Joyce one year House of Correction for larceny. Matthew Fay Massachusetts Reformatory for larceny. William Murphy eighteen months House of Correction for larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Justice Braley
Frank Bugner
James Grace
State
Martin E. Williams
Charles Mack
House of Correction
Michael Maloney
Rudolph Silva
Massachusetts Reformatory
John White
Carl Martinson
Patrick O’ Hara
Harry Reardon
John P. Joyce
Matthew Fay
William Murphy
Growing O Reilly Fund Subscriptions List From Providence
General John Brennan of the sub committee in Providence of the Boston O Reilly Memorial Fund forwarded to treasurer A Shuman additional subscriptions. Names include Colonel John McManus and Ex Governor H W Ladd of Rhode Island with varied amounts. City Treasurer Granger and Thomas Grimes are listed among donors with small contributions totaling a modest sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brennan
Providence
Boston O’ Reilly Memorial Fund
A. Shuman
John MccManus
H. W. Ladd
Rhode Island
Granger
Thomas Grimés
Eve Ane
Peake
Second Suffolk Democratic senatorial convention adjourns
At Charles Town the Second Suffolk Democratic senatorial convention took ballots for a candidate and engaged in filibustering. The eighteenth ballot at 8:30 pm to midnight showed Corbett 12, O Neil 15, Dee 13 with no choice and adjournment to Monday Oct 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Charlestown
Corbett
O’neil
Dee
How to Wear a Veil in Boston Times
A whimsical guide praising sheer veils crafted from delicate crepe. It describes a scarf like veil that floats across the face, not rigid or tied. It discusses color options white pale rose or pale green and how different hair colors look behind the veil. It likens the effect to spring imagery and playful elegance.
Brookline Awakens as Cleveland Club Holds Rally
The Cleveland Club hosted its first rally in Upper Town Hall for Brookline Democrats with speakers Hon. George Fred Williams Dedham Hon. William D Foulke Indiana and William J Burke East Boston. The National Guard Band performed as President Moses Williams presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Cleveland Club
Upper Town Hall
George Fred Williams
Dedham
William D. Foulke
Indiana
William J. Burke
Boston
National Guard Band
Moses Williams
William Dudley Foulke
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Foulke
Thompson
Harrison
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Lyman
Baltimore
William J.burke
Therr
Columbus in New York Parade Marks Columbus Day
New York celebrates Columbus Day with a massive school and college parade totaling about 10 500 children in twenty regiments aided by 29 bands. Hayes and Fann Hayes arrive at Fifth Avenue Hotel while Harrison plans a short visit. Fireworks on Brooklyn Bridge attract huge crowds. a Niagara Falls display soars high. A fatal fall from a Brooklyn roof and a gangplank collapse at the riverfront cause injuries and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbus
Broadway
Hayes
Fann Hayes
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Fremont
Harrison
Washington
Foster
United States
Committee of 100
Morton
Brooklyn Bridge
Niagara Falls
John Wainwright
Brooklyn
Boy Loses Leg After Train Accident at Somerville Crossing
Nine year old John J Long of 95 Somerville avenue Somerville was admitted to Massachusetts General Hospital after his right leg was amputated below the knee yesterday afternoon. He was hanging on a freight car at the Fitchburg railroad crossing when the train started and drew him under the cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Long
Somerville Avenue
Somerville
Massachusetts General Hospital
Fitchburg Railroad
Sailor Loses Leg On Train Incident At Malden
Edwin C. Prentiss a 30 year old sailor on the schoolship Wabash attempted to board a moving train at Malden yesterday afternoon and fell beneath the wheels suffering a crushed right leg and severe scalp wounds. His leg was amputated at Massachusetts General Hospital last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C. Prentiss
Wabash
Malden
Massachusetts General Hospital
MR CLEVELAND MOVEMENTS AFTER PARADE IN GREENWICH
Ex President Cleveland and party viewed the pupil parade then returned to the residence of Mr E G Benedict at Greenwich Connecticut. They departed at 2 30 p m over the New Haven road. Democratic headquarters spoke of his return to the city tomorrow.
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New York
Cleveland
Ory
E. G. Benedict
Greenwich
Conn
New Haven Road
Democratic
Aty
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Quincy Man
Lewando
John V. Morse
Faux River
John Morse
George J. Sisson
Winward
New Bedford
Temple Place
Barnard & CO Se
Mrs. Harding
O’ Reilly Fund
Boston Times
MR. Cleveland
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