Troubles mount for Mrs John Sulick in Wales Mass
A Mississippi Valley style tale of hardship unfolds as Mrs John Sulick recounts years of desertion violence and legal battles. She describes moving from Coventry England to Patterson New Jersey Norwich Conn and finally Wales Massachusetts where she faced barn break ins horse theft stabbings arson and a disputed marriage and wages suit with John Sulick.
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Wales
Mass
John Su-lek
England
Coventry
Warwickshire
David Smith
Smith
Paterson
Nor
Patterson
Nor‘wich
Conn
Albert Brown
Brown
John Sulick
Sulick
Cambridge Trolley Route Blocked Through Brattle Street
Railroad commissioners deny Cambridge permission to run the trolley through Brattle Street. Petition granted in full except for Brattle and Cragie streets.
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City of
Cambridge
Brattle Street
Brattle and
Cragie Streets
Modern medical relief advertised for ruptures and varicoceles
An advertisement promotes Dr Parker offering new methods to cure rupture and varicocele without painful operations. It claims trusses are dangerous and useless and promises free consultations at his Columbus Avenue office. Pamphlets detailing exams and diseases are available for six cents.
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Parker
Columbus Avenue
Reserve army order issued during Petersburg despatch
A special despatch from Petersburg reports an order creating a new fifteen year reserve army, directing deployment and duties within the region. The move signals broader military reorganization and preparations ahead of anticipated operations.
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Petersburg
McKinley Free Silver Vote Recalled At Cambridgeport Rally
The 2500 crowd at Union Hall, Cambridgeport, heard John B. Russell, Josiah Quincy, and L. F. Meriweather recount McKinley voting records on silver. Russell cited House Journal entries from 1877 and traced McKinley’s stance through Hayes veto and 1888 platform pledges to sustain bimetalism amid a heated political fight.
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Cambridgeport
John B. Russell
Josiah Quincy
L. F. Meriweather
John H. Corcoran
Russell
Brookline
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Journal
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Charles Foster
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
William McKinley
John G. Carlisle
Roger Q. Mills
Leopold “Morse
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Harrison
Democratic Party
Grand Rapids
United States
Grover Cleveland
Congress
Reed Congress
Massachusetts
Reed
Earth
Fairchild
Treasury
Windom
Foster
Carlisle
Post Sunday puzzle draws 3000 solutions from New England
The Post reports over three thousand correct puzzle solutions received by press time. A list of the first ten solvers includes Ralph A Bowen Boston T Ogilvie Somerville A Hill Charlestown and Daniel Falconer Roxbury Fritz Ericson Dorchester. A broader list of one hundred readers from New England follows with names from Boston Roxbury Lynn Fall River and others.
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New England
Post
Ralph A
Bowen
Boston
T. Ogilvie
Somerville
A. Hill
Charlestown
Daniel Falconer
Roxbury
Fritz Ericson
Dorchester
James Doherty
Bernard
Devlin
A. E. McKinnon
South Boston
Alfred Seagrew
Clarence A. Rich
Co. B. Emery
Westboro
H. L. Brown
Brockton
Littie Neyton
Waltham
F. M. Brigham
North Adams
Lydia A. Burrows
Winchester
Arthur E
Franklin Falls
N. H
Margaret Crowninshield
Bridgewater
F. Washburn
Laconia
Fred W. Hardwick
Quincy
Marion E. Rankin
Ethel Dunn
W. S. Grant
North Attleboro
D. W. Abbott
Wakefield
J. L. MelIiityre
Roslindale
Annie Qualey
Andover
A. E. Richardson
Lynn
L. F. Carsor
Lowell
H. I. Farrington
John Byers
C. A. Roche
Ernest I. Beattie
Fall River
T. W. Templeton
Alice Lemaitre
Frank Morrissey
Mira M. Southworth
Edwin Smith
Allston
Eva Everton
Malden
John H. Donohue
Lawrence
Frank Yeaton
Charles E. Colby
Merrimacport
Annie B. Calef
Daily
Sunday Post
John KE. Russell
South End
John E. Russell
State House
Vroom
Greenhalge
Libel Suit Filed Against Evening Telegram in Providence
Captain Bernard Hackett sues the Evening Telegram for 5000 damages alleging libel over publications about his conduct as commander of Company KE Second Regiment Infantry Rhode Island Militia. The writ was served by Deputy Sheriff Goodell with W B Vincent representing the plaintiff.
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Providence
Evening Telegram
Bernard Hackett
Hackett
Pedler K IDanski Fatally Injured in Streetcar Collision
Abram Kidanski a 60 year old pedler of 6 Noyes street was seriously injured when an electric car 97 collided with an express wagon at Beverly and Travers streets at 9 40 yesterday. He died shortly after at Massachusetts General Hospital. Road officials and witnesses blamed speed while others defended the streetcar operators.
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Abram Kidanski
Pedler
Noyes Street
Beverly and
Travers Streets
West Lenox Street
Charlestown
Patrick Mitchell
Thomas Fay
Beverly Street
Travers Street
M. D. Cressy
Edward Feehey
Elliott
Dunn
Dru
Massachusetts General Hospital
Post
Clark & Smith, Wood Workers
Boston Blacking Company
Causeway Street
Union Company
GURRY'S SIDE OF IT IN Boston store dispute
Michael Curry defends his actions after a confrontation with employee Frank Horton at 237 238 D Street South Boston. Horton claimed injuries and drunk status, while Curry says Horton demanded wages and followed him with a knife prompting a defensive clearance with a cleaver. Court actions proceeded with Curry seeking time to prepare as Horton was discharged for drunkenness.
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Michael Curry
Frank Horton
D Street
Boston
Mr. Curry
Post
Frank
John McManus
Roberts
Sie
South Hoston District Court
Curry
Horton
Miners Federation to Confer with Owners to End Strike
The executive committee of the Miners Federation met in Derby and decided to confer with coal mine owners to bring the strike to an end.
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London
The
Miners’ Federation
Derby
Roasted to Death in Attleboro House Fire
Mrs Theresa Krause 62 wife of Frank Krause was fatally burned at her home near Coupe tannery South Attleboro while singeing a chicken over a pan of fire. Neighbors John Ludgate and William Maguire found her body as smoke issued from the dwelling. Medical Examiner Read ordered burial. A similar death occurred twenty years ago in the same house.
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Attleboro
Theresa Krause
Frank Krause
Coupe
South Attleboro
John Ludgate
William Maguire
Fortune for a Lowell Man Seeks Heir in California
Lowell readers learn of a $75 000 estate from San Francisco left by Mary Riley or Mary Matthews or Mary Brady. A letter claims a Lowell brother is only living heir while Redmond her second husband contests the will. The writer asks the Lowell police chief to help locate the heir promptly under California probate law.
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Lowell
San Francisco
Mary Riley
Mary Matthews
Mary Brady
Riley
California
Redmond
Navy
James Kennedy
Market Street
Austrian Cabinet Resignations Accepted by Emperor
Vienna reports Emperor Francis Joseph accepted the resignations of the Austrian cabinet. Prince Von Windisch Graetz, chamberlain, is in talks with Count Karl Hohenwart zu Gerlachstein about forming a coalition ministry.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Prince von Windisch Graetz
Privy Council
Karl Hohenwart Zu Gerlachstein
Some War Records A Funny Sutler Clerk Tale
A Civil War reminiscence details Ralph a sutler's clerk whose antics rival Fred Greenhalge in ambition humor and mischief. The piece recounts whiskey shortages prank orders signed by Peter Mulroney M D and a contrasting portrait of Ralph and Fred amid regimental life and camp discipline.
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Greenhalge
England
Ralph
Fred Greenhalge
Sutler
Fred
Newberne
N. C
Lowell
N. G
Washington
Peter Mulroney
Peter
Gallagher
North Carolina
Army of the Potomac
Alexandria
Pether Mulroney
Rascal
Suilars
Grant
Meade
Richmond
James River
Army of the Potomac War Democrat
Questions arise on Greenhalge army service and duties
The piece examines conflicting statements about Greenhalge's World War era role. It notes his letters claiming tender of services to the republic and published sketches claiming five months with the union army at New Bern to April 1864. It contrasts claims by Curtis Guild Jr about following the flag and questions what duties Greenhalge actually performed.
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Greenhalge
Republic
Congressional Record
Congress
Newberne
N. C
Curtis Guild, Jr
Mr. Greenhalge
Guild
Mr. Greenharge
Anheuser-Busch Wins World Beer Championship Cup
CHICAGO Oct 30 The Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company of St. Louis won the world championship beer cup after a decisive show of awards and top scores. Judges praised the beer as a pure malt and hop product with no corn or corn products, earning the title champion brewers of the world.
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Chicago
Munich
Nuremberg
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company
St. Louis
Anheuser-Busch Company
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