Murder in Canton Shocks Community of Liberty Lee
In Canton the shooting of George D. Saxton is linked to a web of affairs involving Anna E. George and Mrs. Atthouse. The case draws public scrutiny on morality, with locals debating a different standard for men and women and a preacher urging acquittal for justifiable homicide.
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Canton
George Saxton
Park
Saxton
Frank
Anna George
George
Aged Pastor Marries in Bass River Romance
The 74 year old Rev Edwin Johnson wed 18 year old Miss Emelina Weeks in Bass River. The ceremony drew attention in Weekstown Green Bank and nearby areas as the elderly clergyman, recently arrived from England, preached to many listeners including the bride.
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Egg Harbor City
N. J
Weekstown
Bass River
Edwin Johnson
Emelina Weeks
Johnson
England
Green Bank
Ingersoll Deflates Religion with Superstition Talk
Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll addressed a full Boston Theatre on the theme of Superstition. He argued progress comes from questioning beliefs, praised Dewey and Schley over divine aid, and ridiculed organized religion as hindering science and liberty. He linked Spain’s downfall to superstition and urged thanks to soldiers, not God.
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Schley
United States
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Austria
Ireland
Jealous husbands kill wives then self in Jersey City
In Jersey City two jealous husbands shot their wives and killed themselves. Henry Jones a Pullman porter aged 48 shot his wife at 14312 Van Horn street then killed himself after a struggle with their son Clarence. Garrett French a 35 year old locomotive engineer wounded his wife thrice and killed himself at 377 Montgomery street after planning to kill her.
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New York
Jersey City
Henry Jones
van Horn Street
Montgomery Street
St. Bridget’s Church
Garrett French
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jones
Clarence
Tip” French
French
Sampson Reveals Action Before Cervera Meeting
Washington writes of Admiral Sampson's August 3 report on the West Indies fleet two months before Cervera's destruction. He details orders, San Juan retreat, Havana focus, Sterling plan, troop supply delays, and Shafter's requests amid Santiago battles and mine clearance.
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Navy Department
Sampson
West Indies
Cervera
New York
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Cape Verde Islands
Key West
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Photographer kills wife then dies in Omaha jealousy tragedy
In Omaha on October 23 John Melchert a Chicago photographer working at the exposition grounds shot and killed his fiancée Lil Man M Morris and then killed himself. Jealousy of the woman prompted the double tragedy.
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Chicago
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Charlestown Boys Escaped Island Captured At Winthrop
Mark Lounds and Frank Ellis two Charlestown boys who escaped from Rainsford Island were captured by Reserve Officer Gould of Station 15 early Sunday morning. They said they left the island Saturday afternoon on a raft and rode the tide to Winthrop.
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Frank Ellis
Charlestown
Rainsford Island
Gould
Station 15
Winthrop
Correction clarifies Perry & Co not failed
The statement a day or two ago is corrected: the firm O H Perry & Co of Somerville has not failed, but Mr Perry himself has been forced to do so due to his connection with Park Avenue Methodist Church, as referenced in the initial report.
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George D. Saxton
Anna E. George
McKinley
George
Alice Schaeffer
William R. Day
Lulu Russell
George Saxton
Dr. Catlin
Saxton
O. H. Perry & Co
Somerville
Perry
Park Avenue Methodist Church
President Helps Unveil Peace Cross at Mt St Albans
In Washington on October 23 the unveiling of the peace cross on Mt St Albans marked the site for a planned Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul. President McKinley attended and addressed the crowd as bishops and church dignitaries processed in robes.
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Mt. St. Albans
Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul
MacKinley
Bishop Satterlee
Doane
Satterlee
McKinley
Whipple
Dredging Company Treasurer Rescued After Bridge Fall
George E. Runyon treasurer of the Eastern Dredging Company fell from Congress Street Bridge at seven o clock last night. He was rescued from drowning by a company employee and taken to his rooms at the Hotel Clarendon.
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George E. Runyon
Eastern Dredging Company
Congress Street
Clarendon
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