City Murder Suicide Shocks Billerica Street
Louis Warshafsky died by self-inflicted gunshot after a domestic disturbance at 21 Billerica Street observed by neighbors. Sergeant Tighe and officers found Warshafsky in the street and witnesses described a row and screams before the fatal shot.
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C. H. Tighe
Billerica Street
Warshafsky
Kelley
Russell
Schmidt
Station $8
Tighe
Martelson
City Hospital
Station 2
I. Wrofsky
Lowell Street
Wrofsky
Post
Causeway Street
Glass
No. 21
Mr. Urofsky
Old Timer Michael S Powers Arrested For Opera Glasses Scam
Michael S Powers aged 47 was arrested after police linked him to a scheme involving three pairs of opera glasses valued at 21 dollars 50 cents and one pair of eyeglasses valued at 1 dollar 50 cents. He used false names and planned to deliver goods to a hotel. He allegedly posed as a U S official in another attempt at a diamond ring theft. He faces Municipal Court proceedings.
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Michael S. Powers
Edson W. Burnham
Washington Street
H. T. Williams
B& Man
Temple Place
Pierce J. Grace
United States
London
Tuttle
Powers
Rogues
New York Dry Goods Manager Shoots Self at West Broadway
Nathan Strauss, local manager of Ley Strauss's New York branch, fatally shot himself in his office at 88 West Broadway. He was wealthy with reportedly harmonious domestic affairs, and the death was sudden with no apparent motive.
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New York
Nathan Strauss
Ley Strauss
San Francisco
West Broadway
Strauss
Counterfeit Dollar Parged. Murphy Freed on Recognizance
Daniel J. Murphy appeared before a United States commissioner in the Federal building for parging a counterfeit dollar and was released on his own recognizance. The text also mentions a Boston society trio beginning their social reign in Back Bay.
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Daniel J. Murphy
United States
Boston Society Buda
Back Bay
Governor Russell as Cabinet Prospect Rumor Strong
The article links Governor Russell to potential Cabinet succession as Minister Olney leaves. It notes his refusal to relinquish railroad trusts suggests he will not surrender his position. President Cleveland admires him and a pathway to national duties is speculated amid a reshuffle.
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Cleveland
Massachusetts
William E. Russell
Olney
New England
Governor Russell
Coakley Rally Draws Crowded Support in Boston Ward
A large crowd gathered at Cabot Street bath house as Timothy W. Coakley, Democrat and Citizens' candidate for Senator in the Eighth Suffolk District, urged opposition to Cronan and Dresser. Speakers labeled Cronan a weak Democrat, criticized Dresser, and recounted last year's nomination clashes. A second rally at Smith Street Schoolhouse featured repeating speakers.
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Bath House
Timothy W. Coakley
Suffolk
J. Thomas Melvin
Coakley
McEttrick
M. J. Coyle
John T. Hughes
Brighton
Cronan
T. P. Dresser
Thomas B. Milford
Ward 19
Robert Nixon
Ward 20
E. P. Barry
South Boston
Bailiwick
Dresser
Mr. Cronan
Bennett
Baker
Smith Street School House
Fire at 661 669 Washington Street Causes Damages
This morning's blaze at 661 to 669 Washington Street in a three and a half story brick block caused $500 in damage to the structure owned by the Fifty Associates. Smoke damage was light. 661 and 663 basements housed Henry P. Vieth's restaurant with $1000 loss, 663 first floor Frank H. Chamberlain's menswear with $2000 loss, 665 first floor Oliver Green & Co. pianos with slight smoke, and unknown origin in 663 front basement store room.
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Washington Street
Fifty Associates
Lyceum Theatre
R. R. Sheldon
Henry P. Vieth
Frank H. Chamberlain
Dedicatory Exercises for St Marys Gymnasium
The St Marys Young Men's Catholic Association held the dedicatory exercises for its new gymnasium in the upper hall of the Cooper Stilman and North Margin street building. President Michael H Gilbride spoke. other remarks were offered by Rev Messrs Byrne and McAvoy and Lawyer W B H Whall. A reception and dance followed with a formal march led by Gilbride and several couples. The hall and gym were bright with electric lights and bunting.
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Cooper, Stilman
North Margin
Michael H. Gilbride
Messrs. Byrne
McAvoy
W. B. H. Whall
Gilbride
Mary Gilbride
Daniel J. McGrath
McGrath
Patrick J. Carroll
Mamie Cullan
William J. McGlenchy
Frances Gorman
W. J. McCormack
Daley
Yale, Williams 82 0: Yale Dominates Williams With End Running
Yale roared to an 82 to 0 victory over Williams in New Haven after two 30 minute halves. Most gains came on end runs as Yale’s interference clicked for the first time this season. Williams played largely with substitutes and was hampered by weak condition.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Williams
Yales
Ide
Princeton Tigers Rout Lehigh 28 to 6 in Football Clash
Princeton defeated Lehigh 28 to 6 at home as the first half saw strong regulars and excellent interference. In the second half Princeton used few regulars and substitutes, allowing Lehigh to press and control much of the field while Princeton's scoring ended in the opening half.
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Princeton
Lehigh
N. Tae
Pohitaton
Tigers
Fearing Wins Newport Mayor Post in Tight Race
Democrat D B Fearing defeats Republican J P Sanborn for mayor by 88 votes. Council likely Republican on joint ballot, with treasurer position still uncertain, leaning Democratic overall.
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Newport
Fearing
J. P. Sanborn
Cornell Falls to Tufts 6 0 in Thinned Game
Cornell college football team was defeated by Tufts College in Ithaca N Y with a 6 to 0 score this afternoon. Tufts secured a late score after a tight defensive battle in poor weather conditions.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Tufts College
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Fall Health Tonic
Advert shows Hood's Sarsaparilla as the cure for ailments tied to autumn cold and damp, claiming it purifies and vitalizes blood to prevent rheumatism catarrh pneumonia and other illnesses. It touts sale by all druggists with a dollar for one bottle and five dollars for six bottles.
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Hood
Senator Sherman presses bonds for Treasury relief in repeal fight
Washington report details two moments of alarm over the repeal of the Sherman act purchasing clause. Sherman urged bond issuance to replenish a nineteen million gold reserve drain and warned Democrats to accept bonds as the sole remedy. He proposed a $200 million issue, with $60 million in smaller denominations, contingent on future action.
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Finance Committee
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Senate
Democratic Party
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Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. Sherman
Gray
Voorhees
Democratic appeal links Mass votes to national reform
Orator argues Massachusetts must back repeal of Republican laws to aid national recovery. He blames McKinley era tariffs and the Sherman bill for distress, touting Democratic opposition to unsound money and promising relief if Greenhalge defeats the candidate he labels tied to those policies.
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Walker
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Democratic Party
Cleveland
Republican Party
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Senate
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Nebraska
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Washington
Senate Moves to Business Without Quorum Call
The waiting Senate began proceedings in Washington on October 25 with no preliminary quorum call. Senator Peffer of Kansas introduced a resolution urging the judiciary committee to investigate the question.
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Senate
Peffer
Pop
Kansas
Judiciary Committee
Senate Debates Silver Repeal amid Treasury Concerns
Republican and Democratic senators spar over the Bland Allison repeal and Treasury gold reserves. Sherman warns of potential overreach while Democrats seek safeguards. House debates a labor-protection tariff concept and proceeds with the bankruptcy bill amid partisan tension.
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Alexander Hamilton
Mr. Guild
Bland-Allison
Carlisle
William McKinley
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Greenhalge
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Harrison
Boston Journal
Russell
Shawmut Furniture Co. Store at 64 Shawmut Ave
Shawmut Furniture Co. operates a store at 64 Shawmut Avenue in Boston. The listing notes the business under a local retail address. No further details on products or hours are provided in the fragment.
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Beaubod
Shawmut Furniture CO
Ghawmut Ave
Bo Sto
Governor Russell Attends Haverhill Rally
The Hon. Josiah Quincy and Hon. Edward Slattery spoke as the Haverhill City Band played. A fireworks display lit the street before the Academy while Governor Russell arrived from Boston, met the Democratic City committee, and was entertained at O. S. Currier's residence before returning. The rally was a grand success.
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Edward Slattery
South Framingham
Haverhill
Academy
Russell
Boston
Democratic City Committee
O. S. Currier
Sixth Avenue
Burglars Fail to Steal at Aborn Hatter Store
Youthful burglars entered Aborn the hatter at 299 Washington Street via Ple Alley before dawn. They climbed an eight foot fence broke a shutter and window and rifled the shop but fled when a cellar dog frightened them away.
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Aborn
Washington Street
Woman Buys Elegant $10 Gas Radiator At Folsom Store
A surprised woman leaves W. A. Folsom & Co. at 17 Union street with one of the popular $10 gas radiators. The store reports strong sales as customers rush to purchase the efficient heating unit.
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W. A. Folsom & Co
Union Street
pROLLED OATS Are the Heat and FRIENDS Cheapest Bib pachuge
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