Trial reveals alleged misconduct at Mme Violis house
Testimony from 12 girls, ages 13 to 16, describes visits to Mme Violis's place with men present and locked doors. The defendant and accomplice Fish sit guarded as witnesses depict troubling scenes and police records of massage claims and liquor found, case continued to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Violis
Bell
Lillie
Mme. Vicus
Ward
Lovell
Fish
Mme.Violis
Long verdict in Middlesex case for child injury
A jury in East Cambridge awarded $21,100 against the Lynn & Boston Street Railway Co for Bertha Murray and family injury claims. The case noted unusual accident details on a May 30, 1900 trolley ride, with Bertha suffering severe and protracted pain and hysteria linked symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn & Boston Street Railway Company
Middlesex County
Eldon
East Cambridge
Little Bertha Murray
Stoneham
Acede
Ward Murray
Nellie Murray
Furs
Murray
Murrays
Timothy W
Daniel H. Coakley
Henry F. Hurlburt
Hitle
Lynn
Boston
Lynnhurst
Nellie
Little Bertha
George L. Walton
Railway
Joseph W.courtney
Hystera
Amalgamated Copper Policy Cuts Output in Butte
The Amalgamated Copper Company enforces a production cut to sustain copper at 17 cents. Anaconda and Boston & Montana mines and smelters are closed. the suspension is described as temporary. About 8000 workers are laid off across the operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Amalgamated Copper Company
Anaconda
Boston & Montana
Accidents Reported From City Steamboat and Rail Work
A series of workplace accidents being investigated across Boston area sites. John Fisher of Medford Street died after an incident on a steamship Lyra at the order street. Patrick Carat of South Boston, a gate tender for New Haven Hartford railroad, was struck by an outward-bound train at Elm Street Dorchester and required arm amputation. Justin McCarthy of Humboldt Park suffered a scalp wound after a fall at South Terminal station. William Dempster of Seaman Street slipped aboard the Grand Junction wharf, a flour barrel fell, injuring him near the side deck. City Hospital treated the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyra
Rder Street
John Fisher
Medford Street
Boston
Somney
E Street
Southton
New Aatey
New Haven Hartford Railroad
Elm Street
Dorchester
Towle
S Hospital
South Terminal
Justin McCarthy
Humboldt Park
City Hospital
William Dempster
Seaman Street
Grand Junction
Lorimer Sees Large Boston Prayer Meeting Converts
More than two thousand filled Tremont Temple for a prayer service led by Dr. Lorimer. Seven baptisms followed the ecstasy and revival tone, with five women and two men entering the faith as the minister touched the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Tremont Temple
Dr. Lorimer
Laura Fisher
Lucille C. Marriner
Cora A. Schaadt
Edna J. Roope
Mabel E. Poole
Emanuel C. Hanson
W. W. Everts
Mary Had 000 Fingers Raid Claims Arrest
Joy Street Station officers arrested A Haley 22 and Seeserento Aynern of Thomaston Me after a court statement that Misty Haley stole a roll including two hundred dollar bills while walking along Pitts Street in Thomaston Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Street
A. Haley
Claimpop
Aynern
William
Thomaston
Misty Haley
Pitts Street
Noted Italian suspect Guilaniello still at large near Plymouth
Plymouth Oct 26 Local and State officers pursued clues but failed to locate Ven tura Guilaniello the Italian suspected in the murder of Mrs Forriell last Tuesday night. A bloodstained blue and white sweater found in his lodging and a likeness issued for identification mark the ongoing hunt as officers scan Tremont Wareham and Sandwich areas for refuge and rail lines north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Ventura Guilantello
Uilantello
White Island Pond
Tremont
Wareham
Sandwich
Guilaniello
Sagamore
Citizens sue to halt relocation of South Boston garbage plant
The suit led by Judge John B. Martin and other South Boston residents seeks an injunction to stop moving the garbage plant from Cow Pasture to Spectacle Island. Judge Loring heard the case but could not issue a hearing yesterday. the matter was postponed to Monday for a further order to show cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Martin
South
Boston
Loring
Supreme Court
Sagasta to Seek Mild Winter Climate in Spain
Madrid Oct 25 Senor Sagasta the Fromien had an audience with the Queen Regent. It is reported he will travel to a milder climate for the winter while General Weyler assumes the premiership as minister of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Senor Sagasta
Fromien
Aday
General Weyler
Kans City & Northern Connecting railroad sold to Gates
Pattonsburg Missouri October 25 The Kansas City Northern Connecting railroad was sold for 800000 to John W Gates. The purchase is said to integrate into a larger system including the Omaha Kansas City Western and the Chesapeake Ohio. Davenport Iowa October 25 The Chris Mueller Lumber Company saw mill burned today with losses about 110000 and insured for 40000. Waterville Maine October 25 The Rev George D Lindsay D D died suddenly at his residence this afternoon from uremic poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattonsburg
Kansas City & Northern Connecting Railroad
John W. Gates
Omaha, Kansas City & Western Railroad
Chesapeake & Ohio
Davenport
Chris Mueller Lumber Company
Waterville
George D. Lindsay
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York Leave Newfoundland
The Duke and Duchess depart St John’s aboard the royal yacht Ophir at daylight with Niobe and Diadem as escort. Crescent fired a farewell salute as Ophir left harbor. The duchess recovered from yesterday’s faintness and attended a state dinner. The duke knighted Newfoundland premier Robert Bond as knight commander of the Order of St Michael and St George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John’s
N. F
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
York
England
Ophir
Niobe
Diadem
Crescent
Robert Bond
Newfoundland
Pope
Order of St. Michael and St
Community businessman Die at 41 After Illness
Kenneth J. McKenzie of Lowell was found unconscious on Ipswich street Thursday night and died Friday morning at City Hospital from heart disease. A former general manager of the Pan-American Dredging Company of Boston he had moved to Brookline and leaves a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth J. McKenzie
Lowell
Ipswich Street
City Hospital
Pan-American Dredging Company
Boston
Brookline
Quincy men held on burglary charges after Boston arrest
Herbert H Dudley Kenneth McLean and Frank B Jordan were brought to Quincy to answer two charges of breaking entering and larceny. They waived examination and were held for grand jury in 1000 each. They were committed to Dedham jail to await the grand jury sitting next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Herbert
Dudley
Kenneth McLean
Frank B. Jordan
Boston
Grand Jury
Dedham
$300 Robbery on Munford Street Claims Items
A break in at 37 Mountford Street by means of false keys occurred early yesterday. Thomas Nickerson reported watches money and jewelry valued at $800 stolen in the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muntford Street
Thomas Nickerson
Mountford Streets
Their Fair a Bit of Old Sweden in Winchester
The Swedish Lutheran Society of Woburn opened a three day fair in Winchester town hall under patronage of Mrs. Thomas W. Lawson who funds hall rental decoration and other expenses. Booths and enclosures reflect Sweden with young women in Swedish attire and maids dressed as Stockholm waitresses. Mrs N E Kron, wife of the pastor, shows a dolls display and handicrafts praised by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Swedish Lutheran Society of
Provincia Tesla
Stockholm
N. E. Kron
Swedish Lutheran Society OF Coburn
Winchester Town Hall
Thomas W. Lawson
Quincy Replies to Mr Parker in Fitchburg Rally Speech
In Fitchburg on October 2 1884 Democrat Josiah Quincy spoke at a city committee rally denouncing Republican gains and questioning Parker Knowlys intellect. He pledged simpler speeches and hinted Parker once supported Cleveland in 1884, while praising Judge Putnam and attacking colonial imperialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
Boston
Superior Criminal Court
County of
Suffolk
Parker
Putnam
Uxbridge
Knowloy
Cleveland
Congress
Thayer
United States
Arker
Judge Putnam
Grand Jury Returns Several Bills Including Forgery Case
United States grand jury brought bills against Marie Benoit of Lowell for forging and obtaining about 100 dollars from Albinus Jansson in a confidence scheme. Doris the messenger boy forged a money order and stole a small post office sum. Jansson pleaded guilty and drew six months in Cambridge jail. his case placed on file during good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Grand Jury
Marie Benoit
Lowell
Albinus Jansson
Doris
Jansson
Cambridge
Harvard U V8 Melee Shocks U of M Wednesday
Fragmentary report notes an event labeled Harvard V8 and University of Michigan on a Wednesday. References to a piste and field hint at a contested meet or exhibition with participants named Harvard and Michigan teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
U. OF M
Negotiations with Bandits Broken Off Over Miss Stone
London reports from Sofia dated October 22 say talks between Bulgarian authorities and Miss Stone’s abductors have ended. The rescued woman, later identified as Mme Tsilka, pursued religious work and mission efforts among her people. A Reverend Fairbrother who mentored her may have lost contact with him at the brigands' camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sofia
Miss Stone
Bulgarian Government Pressure Seen to Free Kidnapped Americans
United States consul in Constantinople says Bulgaria will pressure the Macedonian committee and brigands to release Miss Stone and Mrs. Tsilka. He cites proof of committee members' complicity, noting the attackers wore Macedonian uniforms under Turkish disguises and spoke Bulgarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Bulgaria
C. H. Dickinson
United States
Constantinople
Ferdinand
Migs Stone
K. 8. Tsilka
Macedonian Committee
Miss Stone
Mystery Bride and Missionary Revealed in Archive Tale
In Vineyard Haven and Hudson the Rev. Alfred Fairbrother learns that Mme Tsilka the Bulgarian frontier missionary and his former young friend Katherina Stefanova are one and the same. He recalls meeting Stefanova years ago in Vineyard Haven where she waited tables while learning English to improve her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard. Haven
Fairbrother
Hudson
Mme. Tsilka
Alfred Fairbrother
Hudson Baptist Church
Katherina Stefanova
Vineyard Haven
Stefanova
Brigands at Melnik Kidnap American Missionary Stone
Communication from Melnik Salonika confirms abductors of Miss Hillen M. Stone and Mme. K. Tailka. Messrs. Peet and Eddy held a long conference today reviewing despatches from Melnik on the Stone affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Melnik
Salonika
Hillen’ M. Stone
Mme
Tailka
Messrs
Peet
Eddy
Russian agent on Miss Stone case vows rescue plan
Russian Diplomatic Agent Bakmeteff tells a New York correspondent he sent a man at his own expense to open communication with the brigands. He says time was wasted on side issues and proposes paying ransom to free Miss Stone and then seeking reimbursement from the responsible government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miss Stone
Bakmeteff
Bulgarian government vows severe action over Stone kidnapping
Sofia reports no signs Miss Stone kidnappers entered Bulgaria yet. The Bulgarian government pledges to annihilate the band if they cross the frontier and to punish Bulgarians proven involved. Officials condemn exploitation of the crime to slander Bulgaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Miss Stone
Bulgaria
Mount Washington Encampment Wins National Banner
Friends of Mt. Washington Encampment I O O F visited Bernice Hall in South Boston to view the banner won at Indianapolis for best parade ground appearance. First Lieutenant William B. Hayford led the winning command. George A. Call captained the group with David W. McGregor as chief patriarch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Washington
Bernice Hall
Boston
Indianapolis
William B. Hayford
George A. Call
David W. McGregor
Deaths from Delirium Tremens and Choking in Two Cities
In Haverhill John Silk, injured by a stage fall at the Academy of Music, died at Haverhill Hospital from delirium tremens. In Adams Miss Mary Bedard, 35, after a late dinner, went to lie down and died from presumed choking after convulsions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
John Silk
Academy of Music
Haverhill Hospital
Adams
Mary Bedard
First Nde Ball Held by Division 49 AOH in East Cambridge
About 75 couples attended last evening’s event at Institute Hall East Cambridge. After the concert the grand march opened led by James Casey and Miss Mary Casey with John A Ryan and Miss Sadie Quinn following. The floor was directed by James J Casey assisted by Daniel I Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.O. H
Institute Hall
East Cambridge
James Casey
Mary Casey
John A. Ryan
Sadie Quinn
James J. Casey
Daniel I’. Sullivan
Michaeh Ts
Maen
Joseph T. Shaughnessey
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Mme. Viclis
Lillie Mellen
Ferdinand Street
S. Mme
No. 1
Groton Street
Bertha
U.pon
Timothy W. Coakley
Massachusetts
Amalgamated
Halaid Drug Co
T'S
Mirceont
Boyletos
Lorimer
Guilantello
Garpace Case
Moyday
News of the World
CABLE
Telegraph
YORKS
Kenneth J. M'Kenzy
Sweden
MR. Parker
United States Grand Jury
Dickinson
Mel'ik
News OF the
Europea
Usisantec
Thomas A. Kewer
M. D
D. Ps
Pareer
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