Governor Foss Sued for Slander by Boston Labor Leader
Former President James T. Moriarty of the Boston Central Labor Union sues Governor Foss for 100000. Papers filed yesterday noon in Suffolk county court by Moriarty and counsel W. W. Clarke. Suit cites a written statement in the Boston American dated October 29 denouncing Moriarty over Hyde Park factory strike involvement.
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Foss
James T. Moriarty
Boston Central Labor Union
Suffolk County Court
Moriarty
W. W. Clarke
Boston American
Hyde Park
Empress Eugenie Said Gravely Ill and Isolated
Paris reports from Farhborough that Empress Eugenie is deeply melancholic and near death. She has withdrawn from society and will not discuss her past as Europe’s most beautiful ruler, signaling a severe decline in health and spirit.
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Paris
Eugenie
Farhborough
Europe
Crimean Veteran 99 to Wed in Charlestown Office
Everett G. Powers, a Crimean War veteran and tailor in his 90s, filed intentions to marry Annie N. Hart, a Charlestown resident, at the city registry. Powers lives at 4 Seaver Street. Hart at 70 Lawrences Street. The bridegroom is described as a great-grandfather.
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Everett G. Powers
Annie N. Hart
Seaver Street
Lawrence Street
Charlestown
Aged Soldier Plans Wed Bowdoin Square Marriage
Mr. Powers, nearing 99, plans to wed his fiancée in Charlestown after a five day license wait. The veteran, born in Ireland and wounded at Sebastopol, lives with his son Morris W. Powers and looks forward to many more years of happiness with Mrs. Hart, his 79 year old fiancée widow.
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Hart
Powers
Mr. Powers
Halifax
N. S
Bowdoin Square Tabernacle
Charlestown
Morris W. Powers
Ellen Ryan
Lever Street
Ireland
Winthrop Fire Seen for Miles in $7000 Loss
A two and a half story wooden house at 100 Terrace Avenue Winthrop owned by J A Thompson suffered a large blaze shortly after 6 PM last night. The fire damaged the dwelling and contents estimated at about 7000 dollars while a seven year old daughter of Lewis Tucker who was thought lost was found to have left the house safely. The blaze could be seen for miles and prompted local consternation.
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Lewis Tucker
Winthrop
Terrace Avenue
J. A. Thompson
Bride of Two Weeks Drowns Self in Pond
Mrs. Catherine Burns aged 22 of Dorchester a bride of two weeks drowned herself in Ward's Pond Jamaica Plain yesterday afternoon. Two Brookline boys witnessed her act and found the body. A prayer book with her husband’s name led to identification at the City Hospital morgue.
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Catherine Burns
Dean Street
Dorchester
Ward's Pond
Jamaica Plain
John Moloney
Juniper Street
Brookline
Francis Norton
Burns
City Hospital
Leaving a prayer book on the shore Mrs. Burns calmly took off her hat
Mrs. Burns calmly removed her hat after leaving a prayer book on the shore, a brief action noted in the report.
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Mrs. Burns
Secrets of Eaton murder trial jury revealed
Plymouth report states that during the 10 hour deliberations over Mrs. Jennie May Eaton accused of killing Admiral Joseph G. Eaton, the jury initially voted nine to three for acquittal, with heated efforts to sway the minority. The jurors also allegedly ignored initial insanity rulings before addressing guilt.
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Plymouth
Jennie May Eaton
Joseph G. Eaton
Aiken
Eaton
Probers Refuse to Hear Complaining Witnesses First BAD FOOD
Worcester hearing reveals Worcester State Hospital staff admit to sheetings and wet packing but defend as not cruel. Norman Cate testifies of forcible feeding and inadequate pay, while Dr. Scribner questions funds and system. Cate cites abuse of Narcisse Giroux with injuries. police declined to arrest after review.
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Worcester
Worcester State Hospital Administration
Ernest V. Scribner
State Board of Insanity
Norman A. Cate
Astronomical Almanac Entries and Historical Anniversaries
The note lists daily times for sunrise and sunset, moon phase and planet risings and settings, and a countdown to Christmas. It also marks today as All Hallow’s Eve and records historical anniversaries including the Philadelphia capture in 1803 and Nevada’s 1864 admission, with a Bulgarian victory noted from a year ago.
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U. S
Philadelphia
Nevada
Connecticut
Fair Forecast for Boston and New England
Forecast for New England and eastern New York calls for fair weather with continued low temperatures Friday and Saturday. Expect moderate to brisk northwest winds and clear skies through the period.
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Boston
Washington
New England
New York
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Savings Department
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Castle Square Hotel
Seidel
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Faust
Piel Bros
Smith’s Philadelphia
Washington Street
Hallowe'en Party
Andard
Grocers
Boston Bundle Wood CO
Annie D. Hart
Sebastopol
Faneuil Hall
A. P. Gardner
G. W. Norris
United States
Nebraska
Andrew A. Casassa
Revere
Republican State Committee
Charles BE. Hatfield
George A. Bacon
High Hill
Maxine Tucker
Plymouth Court
Mrs. Eaton
William A. Morse
Francis Geogan
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