Empress’s Slayer Examined After Austria Murder Claim
Geneva reports Luigi Lascheni the Empress of Austria assassin was moved from St Anthony prison to the Anthropometrical Institute for measurements and photographs. He claimed he killed to strike fear in rulers and ministers and described a troubled life including wandering and seeking return to Italy.
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Geneva
Austria
Luigi Lascheni
St. Anthony
Anthropometrical Institute
Elizabeth
Italy
Fiume
Lausanne
Milan
King of Them All. Crocker Endorses Doan's Kidney Pills
Asa F. Crocker of Jamaica Plain Massachusetts testifies to kidney pain relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports backache and kidney discomfort relieved from the first dose and endorses the remedy as effective. Sold by dealers or 50 cents, FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the U.S.
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Asa F. Crocker
Boston
Washington St
Jamaica
Dean
Knight's Harmacy
Court
Hanover Lte
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
From Parma to Militant Anarchy and Assassination
A historical profile follows an Italian youth born in Parma who, after early hardship as a street beggar and laborer, serves in the army, works as a prince's valet, and adopts anarchist ideals. He travels to Budapest in 1896 and vows to strike at rulers and those who impoverish the people, culminating in the Empress assassination to spark wider revolt.
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Parma
Italy
Prince of Aragon
Budapest
Anarchist Conviction Declared in Endnote Statement
The document closes with a declaration of personal stance as an anarchist by conviction. The phrasing underscores a self characterization amid surrounding text. No further context is provided within the readable fragment.
Emperor and Daughter Attend Mass After Assassination
Vienna reports the Emperor Francis Joseph and his daughter attended mass at Schoenbrunn Palace. The Emperor showed intense grief yet maintained faith and sought confession. He read his late Empress's letter with emotion and personally answered condolences, sending a papal telegram thanking Pope Pius X.
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Vienna
Emperor of
Austria
Schoenbrunner Palace
Rome
Father
Francis Joseph
Relief sails for Boston with 300 sick soldiers
Sailed from Camp Wikoff Montauk Point to Boston today aboard the hospital ship Relief carrying 300 sick soldiers. The general hospital held 671 patients while 63 remained in the detention hospital, which closed as 25 detention patients departed. Forty patients transfer to the general hospital, and upon the Relief’s return 300 more from the general hospital will go to Newcombe as Shinnecock also follows. By Thursday the general hospital is expected to be empty.
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Camp Wikoff
Montauk Point
L. I
Relief
Boston
General Hospital
Newcome
Merriman
Odd Fellows
Old State House
Washington Street
School Street
Beacon Street
Columbus Avenue
Huntington Avenue
Copley Square
Public Garden
Francis E. Merriman
Shirley
Lincoln Street
William H. Ralph
Somerville
Marshal Merriman
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Committee On Appeals
United States
Canada
Rebekah
Brunswick
Emerson
Patriarchs
Boston Auditorium
Tremont Street
Grand Lodge
Music Hall
Governor Andrew
Salem
Rowe's Wharf
E. EB. Hate
Fraternity
Order
Lowell Court House Dedication Marks New $370000 Addition
The Lowell Court House addition, built at 370000 dollars, was dedicated today with attendance from nearly all Lowell lawyers, county officials, and prominent citizens. Judge Lilley excused jurors until tomorrow after docket calls as speeches followed the ceremony.
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Lowell
Lowell Court House
Lower Middlesex County
Bar Association
Lilley
Fisher
Gould
George F. Richardson
John J. Pickman
Wier
Dorchester GOP fights shape Ninth District battle
Republican leaders battle factional fights as Dorchester factions push for House seats in the Ninth District. Fred C. Gilpatric eyes a seat against Callender or Bartlett with Atwood’s backing. Franz Hugo Krebs considered a strong enemy to Folsom and a potential rival to Slitzgerald for the Republican nomination.
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Republican City Committee
Dorchester
Fred C. Gilpatric
House
Representative Callender
Representative Bartlett
Senate
Gilpatric
Harry” Atwood
Atwood
George Hibbard
City Committee
Curtis
Hibbard
anti-Atwood
Shaw
Callender
Ward 20
Paige
South Boston
Quirk
Kelcher
Joseph J. Lundy
Ward
Alderman Berwin
F. K. Bradman
Berwin
Bradman
Innes
Isaac F. Paul
Arthur A. Maxwell
Holden
Hammond
Brighton
Gallivan
Fitzgerald
Franz Hugo Krebs
Krebs
Slitzgerald
Open books and penalties for unlicensed traders
The text requires all transactions of the prior thirty days to be available to the board. Books must be open to board members. Unlicensed conduct risks a fine up to 300 dollars or sixty days in jail, or both. Failure to file a bond can lead to license revocation.
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House of Correction
Boston Elevated subway ticket refund dispute discussed
A Boston Post letter criticizes the subway system for refusing refunds on dated tickets after cars fill. General Bancroft defends rules as public safety and crowd control, noting conductors may wrongly refuse cash and that unused tickets cannot be redeemed.
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The
Post
Boston Elevated Street Railway
Boston Elevated Railway
H. Co. R
Bancroft
Parade Plans for Sons of Veterans Encampment in Boston
The seventh teenth annual Sons of Veterans encampment opens in Boston with Senior Vice-Commander George E. Cogshall presiding in the absence of Charles K. Darling who serves in Porto Rico. About 150 delegates attend as routines fill the morning. a fierce contest for commander-in-chief features W. S. Ohberdorf, Colonel Shepard, and Lieutenant-Governor Jones.
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Omaha
Neb
Sons of Veterans
George E. Cogshall
Grand Rapids
Mich
Charles K. Darling
Boston
Porto Rico
Massachusetts Volunteers
W. S. Ohberdorf
New York
Shepard
Illinois
Jones
Ohio
Hamilton in Court After Fatal Shooting in Greenfield
Melville N. Hamilton faced no arraignment in Greenfield district court after he shot and killed Patrick Toomey. Deputy Snead filed murder charges. Judge Lyman postponed ruling, with District Attorney Hammond notified. Hamilton remains in custody without bail as the case continues to Friday morning.
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Greenfield
Melville N. Hamilton
Patrick Toomey
William M. Snead
Hamilton
Lyman
Atorney Hammond
Local man arrested for larceny of leather roll
Benjamin Wigger, 4 years old, of No 4 Alger street, was arrested yesterday on larceny charges for stealing a leather roll valued at 5 dollars from George Plummer of 44 High street.
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Benjamin Wigger
Alger Street
George Plummer
High Street
Police Board Issues Rules For Small Loans Business
The board of police issued rules for small loans firms including interest limits of 24 percent for loans up to 50 and 18 percent for larger loans. A $500 bond is required, with potential additional bonds and annual reporting of judgments or suits. Lenders must issue borrowers a board approved transaction ticket and maintain books with monthly reports.
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Board of Police
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