Moore seeks new trial in Moore case in New York
Abraham Levy, lawyer, files motion to obtain a new trial for Wille A. Bk. Moore, husband of Fayne Moore. Affidavits by Philip Douras and others allege new evidence and Moor e innocence. trial in Sing Sing for alleged badgering of Martin McMahon. Mrs. Moore testified post conviction. jury deadlocked.
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Abraham Levy
Goff
Wille A. BK. Moore
Fayne Moore
Sing Sing
Martin McMahon
Philip Douras
Moore
McMahon
Metropole
Levy
Friend of the Vanderbilts Found Dead in New York Hotel
A 35 year old blonde woman tied to a Vanderbilt circle died at the Delaware Hotel on Third Avenue after drinking whiskey and likely poisoning herself with carbolic acid. A visiting card reading Mrs Vanderbilt No 744 Fifth Avenue was found among her effects. Police investigate identity and origin of the Vanderbilt card as coroner begins inquiry.
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New York
East Thirty-fifth Street
Delaware Hotel
Thirty-fourth Street
Third Avenue
Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue
Bourgoyne
John More
Woods case filed in Hingham Court at Hull raid
Jennie Woods faced a Hingham Court appearance after a Hull police raid on Ocean House Chief Mitchell's operation. She pleaded guilty and agreed to place the case on file by paying government costs. The raid reportedly involved two officers surprised in the liquor seizure room.
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Nantasket
Fert
Jennie Woods
Ocean House
Mitchell
Hull
Miss Vining
Vining Ville
Hingham Court
Governor wo lcott delays Civic Federation delegate over funds
Governor Wolcott has not appointed a Civic Federation delegate for the September 13 to 16 Chicago conference due to lack of appropriations and no willing sponsor to cover expenses. A rescue at Warren Bridge credits Private Gartland of Company K, Twenty-sixth Regiment, with saving a drowning man, James Purcell of Manchester, NH, being identified as the would-be victim. The temporary Charles River bridge near West Boston will open to traffic before month’s end for construction aid, and the entire state militia is to be mobilized in Boston on Monday October 9 unless Admiral Dewey visits, altering the date.
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Civic Federation
Chicago
Gartland
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Twenty-sixth Regiment
Warren Bridge
James Purcell
Manchester
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Charles River
West Boston
Cambridge Bridge
Boston
Dewey
Emmet's Shoes Offers School Shoes and Free Gift
South Boston advertises Emmet's as headquarters for boys' and girls' school shoes. With every purchase shop patrons receive a pen pencil and penholder, a small gift to please children while buying quality footwear for students.
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Emmet’s
Bryan Ser mation Concert At North Park Tomorrow
The fourth Bryan Ser mation band concert will be at North Park tomorrow evening at 7. The Columbus Band will perform and a strong season programme is promised. The Bryan Association has engaged two renowned singers and the evening ends with a march dedicated to Colonel Rice and the Twenty sixth Regiment.
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North Park
Columbus Band
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Rice
Twenty-sixth Regiment
Electricity cures chronic nervous ailments claims
An advert claims electricity is the cure for chronic nervous troubles including epilepsy neuralgia and indigestion. It promises modern treatment methods for both men and women and asserts success across many diseases with satisfaction guaranteed.
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Bithem Sen
Closing Event of G A A Encampment Ends in Philadelphia Naval Review
The thirty third Grand Army of the Republic encampment closed with a Delaware River naval review. The North Atlantic squadron led by New York and ships Indiana Massachusetts Brooklyn and Texas lined the river before crowds along the New Jersey and Pennsylvania shores. Gov Stone and staff reviewed from the Windom as salutes fired and the fleet and onlookers created a festive scene. The camp at Fairmount Park ended with nearly 10,000 veterans sheltered, and the North Atlantic squadron departed after plans to stay through Sept 16 ahead of the national exposition.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Delaware River
North Atlantic Squadron
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Delaware
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League Island Navy Yard
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Ashbridge
James H. Sands
United States Navy
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McCauley
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Rennant
Philadelphia Yacht Club
Revenue Cutter
Gresham
Algonquin
Manning
Onondaga
Revenue
Stadder
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Windom
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Admiral Sampson
Walnut Street Theatre
Chauncey Olcott
South Boston Land Values Surge With New Terminal District
The Dewey square area and Ward 7 see sharp land-value rises as the new South Terminal spurs wholesale and retail shifts. Assessors report valuations ballooning since 1896 with dramatic gains along Summer, Federal and Washington streets and modest Chinatown effects noted in Beach Street and Harrison Avenue.
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G. D. Parker
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J. H. Heck
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Atlantica
Wheelwright Estate
Leonard & Ware
Cc. W. Cook
Mary A. Scott
Heirs
W F. Weld
Smith Estate
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Hinatown
Terhune & Reynolds
Harrison Avenue
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New Terminal
Bune
Old Colony
Boston & Albany
Dewey Square
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Boston
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Tileston
Ward 7
New “Terminal Station
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Drew
Board of Assessors
Post
Murphy
Terminal
Summer Street
Parker
South Street
Prince
Federal Street
Brown
Washington Street
Smiths
Bastion University
Devonshire Street
Blocum
Buildings In Air Wholesalers Sense Change In Condition
City officials discuss impact of new conditions on land versus buildings. Buildings deemed “up in the air” for wholesalers and must be lowered for retail trade. remodelling to begin before touching structures. South Street details touched up. overall city valuation and tax rates shown since 1896 with small increases.
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South Street
All Halifax Defends Lead Against Zingari in Cricket Clash
All Halifax holds a long lead in the final game against the Boston cricketers as play resumes after a favorable day. Zingari were bowled out for 98 with Devlin 23 and Lester 22 contributing. All Halifax tallied 186 in their first innings before Taylor carried his bat for 7, Kaizer bowled early. At close, the Americans were 2 for 1 in their second innings.
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Boston Cricketers
Zingari
Devlin
Lester
Wood
Kaizer
Taylor
Family Tragedy in Brooklyn Woman Takes Poison
Mrs Rose Walsh allegedly gave carbolic acid to her infant son and then drank poison herself in Brooklyn. Police report the mother died and the child died the same night. The husband contends she struggled with alcohol use and that the tragedy was suicide and murder combined.
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New York
Rose Walsh
Brooklyn
Usband
Boston Club Plans Elaborate Entertainment for International Council
The Congregational Club of Boston arranges extensive activities for visiting delegates. Excursions include a day at Salem with lunch, a Plymouth visit, a charter excursion for the council, trolley trips to Franklin Park Roxbury reservoir Newton Waverly and Cambridge, and tours of Mt. Auburn Cemetery Harvard University Bunker Hill and the navy yard with park drives and guided walks.
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Salem
Salem Congregational Churches
Oedes
Plymouth
Manchester Team Closes Season With Record Run
The Manchester baseball team held a rousing season end in Manchester New Hampshire. Daniel Cotter, who covered left field, attempted to break the world record of 15 3 4 seconds in running the bases and lowered the mark to 12 seconds.
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Manchester
N. H
Daniel Cotter
Pte Wee
Bobbin Company Sells to New Owners in Absorption Deal
The Bobbin Company, in existence nineteen years with seventy employees, has been absorbed by the Viale Bobbin Trust. New owners aim to double capacity after months of negotiations. The transfer consolidates the Shuttle Company and related entities under one group.
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Lawrence
Viale Bobby
Abbin
Try United
Eobin
Pip
Ane Pene
Fine Hale Bobbin Company
Hae
Streetcar Collision Injures Children in St._Vib
A streetcar collided with a wagon in St. Vib, injuring several children and fatally injuring one adult. The driver is reported unharmed as authorities investigate the crash and identify the victims.
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ST. Vib
Onllgren
Otha J
Arthur Larimora
Agua
Boston Man Called General Hi Hi Dixwell Sued for Alienating Wife
Mrs Harriet Whitney files Whitney versus Dixwell claiming the defendant deprived her of her husband George L Whitney's affection and companionship, prompting a $10 000 damages suit. Dixwell, famed Boston sports figure, denies allegations with lawyers silent. Whitney, once Jamaica Club steward, alleges long standing enticement and absence.
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Boston
Whitney Vs. Dixwell
Back Bay
George Ll. Whitney
Arthur Dixwell
Exeter Chambers
Dixwell
Johnson W. Ramsey
Johnson & Johnson
Tremont Street
Ramsey
Storey
Storey, Thorndike & Palmer
Whitney
Jamaica Club
Sphere of influence in sports and fear quoted
A globe trotter and Transvaal citizen discuss fear and endurance. Mrs Snaggs asks about a sphere of influence with Mr Snaggs replying that baseball is the summer sphere while football holds sway in autumn.
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Transvaal
Washington Star
John Henry
Zeigler Beats Burns In Twelve Round Boxing Bout
Owen Zeigler formerly of Philadelphia now Bath Beach N Y won a decision over Charley Burns of Cincinnati in a 12 round Broadway A C bout. Burns led early but Zeigler surged to dominate and finish with a knockdown count in the final round. Preliminary: Fred Van Neuch KO Frank Collyer in eight.
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Owen Zeigler
Philadelphia
Bath Beach
N.Y
Broadway
A. C. Shere
Charley On
Cincinnati
Ensberry
Burns
Zeigler
Morris
Beth
Zeller
Stogey
Zeigher
Johnny White
Fred van Neuch
Yonkers
Frank Collyer
Brooklyn
Collyer
New York Athletic Club Prepares Paris Exposition Team
The New York Athletic Club plans to send a formidable squad to the Paris Exposition next summer. Weaker by missing college stars, the team still includes top figures like Burk, Kraenstein, Tewksbury, Grant, and Cregan, with Wefers expected to return to form and Flanagan likely to lead the hammer throw.
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Tom Burk
Kraenstein
Tewksbury
University of Pennsylvania
Alec Grant
John Flanagan
Dick Sheldon
Chadwick
Weters
Long
Manuel
Wood
Bray
Baxter,Bloss
Powers
Rights of Automobiles in Public Parks Debate Emerges
An attorney highlights a Maine Supreme Court ruling Coombs v. Purrington 42 Me. 332 that travel on streets is a fundamental right. He notes vehicles must be safe and not hinder others, allowing horse, steam or electric cars, bicycles, or wheeled chairs, but not dangerous devices like hard to stop double-runner sleds.
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Coombs Ve. Purrington
Through Train Service Schedules for Boston and Maine R R
TIms Tables show local or through train service for Boston and Maine Railroad. They are available at any company ticket office or by mailing a receipt postcard for delivery to any address. Date indicated June 26, 1899.
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Western and Eastern Divisions Train Schedules
Train departures from Union Stations listed for Portland Augusta Bar Harbor Lubec and other routes with weekdays Sundays and seasonal note. Timings include morning and afternoon trains to Rockland Boston Saint Andrews and Calais with steamer connections noted.
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Ee Augusta
Ta Paxdon
Lawttons
Wino
ST. Jak Alteax
ST. Sai
Saturda Calais
Eastport
Wash
R. R
Andrews
N. B
Conway
Len
CRDI
Fabyan
Mount Cartain Whiteefie Lancaster
Bouret
Faaran Pee A
Saar Arei
Ana m. Wiscassee
Thomaston
Brunswick
Rockland
Railroad Timetable Fragments for New England Lines
Schedule fragment lists multiple stations and connections across Manchester Concord Pittsfield Haverhill Plymouth Lincoln towns. Details include train times from 8 am to 8 pm on Sundays with Ithaca routes via Boston line and Lakeport connections. The note by D J Planders, agent, appears.
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Concord
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Boston
M. Bonday
Pistriis
Plymouth
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Warren
Haverhie
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Wreek
Stron Pemigew
Bhach
Lisbon
LETON
Whit Eld
Lanster
Bethlehem Tonction
Twin Aryan House
Mmounix
White Atereat Resorts
Les Eat Valley
Jefferson
Wee A
Let Leham
Bate Odie
Capeeneine
Lebanon
Clarmon
Norwch
Hanover
ST. Joanbrary
Newport
Sherbrooke
Beto
Ir C. R
Ft. A
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