Baby Dennett Appears in Superior Court as Custody Case
The 2 year old William S Dennett was brought into the Superior Criminal Court under appeal from Municipal Court custody ruling. The State Board of Lunacy and Charity would retain care, with guardian ad litem Joseph A Campbell reporting progress. Custody remains with the board until civil proceedings resolve the matter, child placed in private care in Malden.
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William S. Dennett
Manning
Superior Criminal Court
Mason
Agent Burt
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
William St. Dennett
Hurd
Joseph A. Campbell
Ad Litem
State Board
Burt
Malden
McLean Street
Dartmouth Taylor
Taylor
Ash Street
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
William 8
Weather Forecast for New England Tuesday
Washington report shows for New England on Tuesday a generally fair forecast with east to south winds and steady temperatures at 8 p.m.
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Washington
New England
Lomasney Attacks Jenks as Brookline Board Clash Surges
In a heated Boston session Alderman Lomasney denounces Dr. Jenks and the public institutions board. He moves to remove the commission, cites mismanagement and calls for a citizens board to visit the city institutions, while debate over mayoral action continues.
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Board of Aldermen
Board of Visitors
Lomasney
Ward 8
Public Institution
Folsom
Leston
3Uston
Beard
Lee
Hall
Board of Commissioners of Public Institutions
Board of Commissioners
Vincent Laforme
Charles Prescott
Matthews
Laforme
Jenks
Dr. Newhall
State House
Lyceum League Transfer Ceremony At Old South
New England division of the Lyceum League held a meeting at the Old South last night to transfer control to newly elected officers led by J. M. BE. Drake. Governor Frederic T. Greenhalge, Rev. Dr. Edward Everett Hale, Edwin D. Meade and Theodore Roosevelt were among speakers.
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New England
Lyceum League of America
Old South
Frederic T. Greenhalge
Edward Everett Hale
Edwin D. Meade
Greenhalge
George Fred Williams
Worcester
Republic
Boston
Worcester County
Williams
J. M. BE. Drake
Burglars Sentenced in Portsmouth Court
In the Supreme Court Edwin H. Moody and George Davis of Northwood were sentenced to fifteen months in State prison for breaking and entering. Zenon Richards of Nottingham received six months in jail for the same offense.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Supreme Court
Edwin H. Moody
George Davis
Northwood
Zenon Richards
Nottingham
Train Strikes Grocery Wagon Injuring Driver in Woburn
A Boston and Maine passenger train struck a Winchester wagon at Cross street Woburn around 6 12 p m. Driver Charles Adams was thrown about twenty feet and severely injured. A boy on the wagon seat was bruised. The wagon was demolished and the horse fled. Adams was escorted home to Winchester for medical care.
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Woburn
Southern
Boston & Maine Railroad
Cross Street
J. C. Stanton
Winchester
Charles Adams
Adams
D. W. Pratt
McKinley Campaign Draws Large Crowds in West Virginia
Governor McKinley toured the third and fourth congressional districts of West Virginia, receiving a cordial reception despite both districts being Democratic. About five thousand gathered at Huntington for an open air meeting, and the Berlin Opera House was packed that night with supporters. He followed the lines of the New Orleans address in both venues.
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Charleston
McKinley
Huntington
Berlin Opera House
New Orleans
Wabash Rail Bonds Sold to Syndicate
The Wabash railroad sold about 8 million dollars of 5 percent first mortgage bonds to a syndicate led by Kuehne Loeb & Co at 102. The issue will take the place of North Missouri 7 percent and real estate mortgage bonds maturing in 1896.
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New York
Wabash Railroad
Kuehne, Loeb & Co
North Missouri
Linen collars and cuffs offered at special prices
OFI offers 8000 dozen J M G collars in 20 lead styles and sizes 13% to 20 with prices equal to $2.00 elsewhere. Also 1000 dozen 4 ply linen cuffs in Round Square and Half Round, sizes 9% to 11%, sold at comparable quality to $2.76 per dozen. Both collar and cuff sets are own brands made for OFI.
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Uriaa
Nar Dazan
Observatory theft sparks Peru vandalism condemnation
Advices from Lima report vandals posing as revolutionists looted and damaged the Arequipa Observatory atop Monte Blanco. The Cambridge founded observatory, a premier global instrument, faced destruction by thieves under Peruvian banner, prompting harsh calls for Peru to pursue the culprits.
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New York
Panama Star and Herald
Lima
Arequipa
Monte Blanco
Mars
Peru
University
Cambridge
Mass
Forgery Charge Involving Cooper and Wales Arraigned
Inspectors Abbott Pinkerton and Harris arrested Dwight Cooper 35 and Joseph M. Wales 43 on warrants accusing them of uttering worthless checks and obtaining property by false pretences. The July August scheme drew checks on International Trust Boston Safe Deposit Trust Companies for Cooper signed by Wales, ranging from 1.43 to 350. Victims included Thayer Faneuil Hall market Ruisseau Washington Street Litchfield State Street Welch Melrose Highlands. The pair were committed to the Tombs and will face Municipal Criminal Court.
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RE. Dwight Cooper
Central Street
Joseph M. Wales
Abbott, Pinkerton and Harris
Central Office
International Trust Company
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Boston
E. D. Cooper
Cooper
Wales
W. P. Ruisseau
Washington Street
Abbott and
Pinkerton
Abbott
Harris
Dedham
Louis C. Thayer
Faneuil Hall Market
William E. Litchfield
State Street
J. E. Welch
Melrose Highlands
Municipal Criminal Court
Czar Walks in Park as Rumors of Illness Persist
Berlin reports say the Czar walked in the park for half an hour while doctors keep him from bed to preserve energy amid heart weakness. The Czarewitch resists succession amid family turmoil. the Czarina's condition is precarious and Ambassador Werder heads to Livadia. Professor Leyden plans Berlin lectures, suggesting the Czar’s case is seen as hopeless.
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London
Daily News
Berlin
Czarewitch
von Werder
St. Petersburg
Livadia
Bunge
Leyden
William
Betrothal and marriage plans for Czarewitch and Princess Alix
London dispatch says a formal betrothal and ring exchange will occur in Livadia on Wednesday or soon after with prior reconciliation to the Russian Orthodox Church. An imperial manifesto is expected. Censorship tightens as Livadia readers receive altered transmissions.
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London
St. Petersburg
Times
Czarewitch
Alix
Livadia
Unmarried Heir to Succeed Czarewitch Nicholas II in Russia
St Petersburg dispatch reports preparations point to Czarewitch Nicholas II's succession. War office holds Emperor Nicholas II standards ready. Czarewitch to wed Princess Alix of Hesse per house law of Paul I. If he has no children, Grand Duke Michael would be heir presumptive.
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Berlin
St. Petersburg
Tageblatt
Czarewitch Nicholas
War Office
Nicholas II
Czarewitch
Alix
Hesse
Paul I
Michael
Czar's Health Rumors Stir London and Paris
The Standard's St Petersburg correspondent reports rumors of a possible operation on the Czar and notes medical bulletins omit pulse and temperature data. Paris dispatches Livadia says the Czar is improving noticeably.
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London
Standard
St. Petersburg
Paris
Livadia
Czar’s Death Triggers Mixed Obituary Reactions
Vienna dailies publish obituary notices remarking the Czar’s lack of pity and expected public relief. The Wiener Allgemeine Zeitung notes no tears for him, while the Pesther Lloyd says the Czar discarded traditions and that Russians will sigh with relief when he is gone and his evil influence vanishes.
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Vienna
Wiener Algemeine Zeitung
Russia
Pesther Lloyd
Holy Synod
Princess Alix to wait before Romanoff royal match
The Vienna Daily News correspondent says Princess Alix of Hesse will not marry the czarewitch immediately. He argues such haste would break with Romanoff tradition and delay the match.
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London
Vienna
The
Daily News
Alix of Hesse
Czarewitch
Leather Covered Couches and Sofas At The Same Price
An Autocrat page describes a distinguished tufted russet leather couch with oak frame and heavy antique brass spikes. It notes improved pillowed head rest and asserts leather-covered furniture now offered at the same price as cheaper plush or corduroy options from rivals.
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