Borden Sisters Secure $400000 Estate In New Home
The New York Sun reports Emma and Lizzie Borden have moved to a French street residence in Fall River two weeks ago. Emma, as administratrix, controls the estate valued at about $400,000 and plans yearly reporting. Neighbors note they live quietly, with Lizzie bearing up, though public suspicion lingers from the murders.
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Borden Sisters
Fall River
French Street
New York Sun
Mrs. Borden
Fish
Hartford
Whitehead
Lizzie Bordem
Wat
Pehle
Ligvie
Emma Borden
Chailie Deiaine
Borden
Taunton
Lizzie
Miss Russell
Bridget Sullivan
Scapegrace Grandson Recovered Stolen Whitcomb Money
Keene New Hampshire September 24 The $2000 stolen from A S Whitcomb has been recovered intact. Walter Whitcomb known as Shady grandson of the robbed man was found hiding in the barn and confessed returning all the money. He wandered the country stealing rides but will likely not be arrested.
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Keene
N. H
Whitcomb
Walter
Gladstone and a Parson Stir Blairgowrie Church Row
The Rev I F W Davis at Blairgowrie Episcopal Church delivered a sermon that was viewed as an attack on Gladstone and his policy. He denied targeting the premier, saying his criticism was of motives he attributed to certain churchgoers and refused to shake hands with Gladstone. He warned against serving Mammon and urged trust in God.
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Mr. Gladstone
Episcopal Church
Blairgowrie
IF. W. Davis
Mammon
Gladstone
Davis
Notws
God
Schooner Tiger of Yarmouth Sold For Forty Dollars
An auction at St John s Newfoundland on September 18 sold the schooner Tiger of Yarmouth for 40 dollars. The ship lay under water off Trepassey with three holes in its hull but was pumped out and repaired, leaving only cabin damage from salt water. Captain Goodwin and crew had already left on the Portia steamer. Yarmouth authorities plan to welcome Goodwin on his return.
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N. F
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Yarmouth
Trepassey
Goodwin
Portia
N. S
Delphos
Otterbein University
Westerville
Ohio
United Brethren Ministry
Westfield College
Illinois
Avalon College
Missouri
Springfield
Garfield
Govenor
E. J. Bracken
Columbus
Ohio State Trades and Labor Assembly
Columbus Sun
Boy of 11 Found Wallet Containing 200 Dollars
Patrick Cunningham, 11, handed to Portland Patrolman Jones after train from St John. He carried much money and Brakeman Turner recalled a woman losing a wallet with 200 dollars in St John. Patrick said he found it, planned to use funds to visit Chicago via World’s Fair, but will return to St John this afternoon.
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Portland
Patrick Cunningham
Jones
St. John
N. B
Patrick
Turner
Chicago
Heston
Mrs Oakley S The Seven fold Being Lecture in Chickering Hall
London educator Isabel Cooper Oakley spoke on Man as a Seven fold Being at Chickering Hall last evening. Theosophist ideas framed the talk focusing on inner spirit versus outer material man and the aim to reform lower motives for true brotherhood.
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Chickering Hall
Isabel Cooper-Oakley
London
Leopold Morse & Co Reopens After Enlargement
Leopold Morse and Co wholesale and retail clothiers announce a formal reopening of their enlarged building at Washington and Prattle streets next Wednesday. A notice invites the public to a noontime collation from noon to 2 p m on the fifth floor.
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Messrs
Leopold Morse & Co
Washington and
Prattle Streets
Boston & Albany Autumn Excursion to New York Oct 3
The annual autumnal excursion of the Boston and Albany railroad to New York will be on October 3. Fare is five dollars. Inquiries and details may be obtained from A. S. Hanson, general passenger agent.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
New York
A. S. Hanson
Ohio's Leaders and Neal's bid to beat McKinley
Cincinnati dispatch details Ohio governor race with four tickets. Democratic candidate Lawrence I. Neal, born in Parkersburg, West Virginia, rises from local to national stage. Prohibition's Gideon P. Macklin and Labor editor E. J. Bracken enter, while McKinley looms as tariff focal point in the upcoming contest.
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McKinley
Tin Knight
Lawrence I. Neal
Parkersburg
W. Va
Chillicothe
Allen G. Thurman
Neal
General Assembly
Ross
McKinley and Neal Rivalry in 1896 Campaign
The article outlines the 1896 contest between William McKinley and James B. Neal, noting Neal’s Chicago stance in 1892 as a continuity of his prior position and not anti Cleveland. It details McKinley’s background from Miles, Ohio, through military service, education, Canton law career, and rise to prosecuting attorney and congressman.
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Chicago
Cleveland
McKinley
William McKinley
Manly
Ohio
Miles
Trumbull County
Twenty-third Ohio Volunteers
Rosecrans
Rutherford B. Hayes
Hayes
Canton
Saxton
Along the Water Front in Seafaring News
The piece highlights Captain J. E. Lord famed for decades of steamboating and a notable rescue off Jacksonville. It notes the Leo to be decommissioned soon, the schooner William E Morrissey carrying 375,000 cod to Gloucester, and Lt. W A Everett being relieved by Lt. N J Patch at Boston’s navy hydrographic office.
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J. E. Lord
Lord
Key West
Newfoundland
Newport
Jacksonville
Fla
Hatteras
William E. Morrissey
Gloucester
W. A. Everett
Branch Hydrographic Office of the Navy
Boston
N. J. K. Patch
Everett
Patch
Boston Star Course Eyes Big 1890-91 Season Move to Music Hall
Manager Foxcroft outlines plans for the Boston Star Course with Hellman and Mme. Scalchi, moving to Music Hall after Tremont Temple. Nordica, Decca, Sousa’s band, Walter Damrosch, Rev Dr Storrs and Dr Talmage headlining a high standard program. Season tickets set at 6 dollars with auctions on October 2.
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Hellman
Boston Star
Foxcroft
Mme. Scalchi
Music Hall
Tremont Temple
Mme. Nordica
Marie Decca
Lynn stable keeper assigns to two men in Salem
W A Bray of Lynn, a large stable keeper, has made an assignment to George Adams of Merrimac and W C Lamphier of Lynn. No schedule.
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Salem
W. A. Bray
Lynn
George Adams
Merrimac
W. CC. Lamphier
Governor Russell Defines Patriotism In World's Fair Vision
Governor Russell argues the World’s Fair teaches personal patriotism for young men. He cites a Chicago chapel display of Columbus’s admiral commission, urging reverence for American history and national unity. The piece stresses individual responsibility to preserve and grow the nation through informed voting and civic service.
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United States
Chicago
Convent of la Rabida
Christopher Columbus
Ferdinand and Isabella
Minnesota
St. Paul
Great Northwest
North Dakota
Washington
Northern Pacific
Manitoba
Brockton fair to host press day for newspaper men
The Brockton Agricultural Society invites Boston and New England journalists to a special press day on Friday October 6. Report by 9:30 am at Brockton railroad station for a ride to Hotel Belmont and the fairgrounds with guaranteed front seats and abundant provisions. EK M Thompson press agent urges attendance.
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Brockton Agricultural Society
Boston
New England
Brockton Fair
Brockton
Thieves Enter Hart Home to Steal Clothes
Thieves entered John L. Hart at 117 Pinckney Street Saturday night through a rear window and took a suit of clothes and other clothing from the residence.
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John L. Hart
Pinckney Street
Woman Claims Near Burial Alive After Death Experience
Mrs Phillips describes a three week coma and near burial alive in Salem. Her husband Grover Phillips corroborates her account of life signs during revival attempts aided by alcohol rub and ice. Doctor Sarah Sherman called the case extraordinary, linking it to her willpower and a prior promise from the dying daughter.
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Sarah E. Sherman
Philips
Grover
Cleveland
Salem
Phillips
Letter comes after death in Hyde Park disaster
The body of John H. McKenna, a Kingsbury disaster victim, arrived in Boston amid a Hyde Park delegation from St. John's Court 23, M. C. O. F. The letter from Niagara Falls dated Friday described the falls and said another letter would follow. Funeral is set for Tuesday morning at the Church of the Most Precious Blood with a solemn high mass.
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Hyde Park
John H. McKenna
Kingsbury
Boston
St. John’s Court
St. John’s Court 23
Veteran and Relief Associations
Knights of Honor
J. B. Fall
Parker Jones
Order
Church of the Most Precious Blood
Ballou urges international quarantine panel on cruelty to animals at sea
William Hosea Ballou reports to President Cleveland, urging creation of an international quarantine commission. He calls for new regulations to stop cruel slaughter of cattle abroad, proper transit animal construction, and international laws to punish navigation companies. Aim is to save millions of dollars’ worth of animals and hold firms liable for injuries in transit.
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New York
William Hosea Ballou
Cleveland
Ballou
Essex County Tennis Club title chase heats up
Marblehead September 24 The Essex County Tennis Club may award a new name to its championship list soon as Governor Russell remains in the race. He and partner defeated Harvey Curtis and A F Sutherland in two sets before darkness halted play. a deciding set to be played today. The match score stood W E Russell and D L Pickman versus Harry Curtis and A F Sutherland 6 3 4 6 4 6 4.
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Marblehead
Essex County Tennis Club
Russell
Harvey Curtis
A. F. Sutherland
W. E. Russell
D. L. Pickman
Harry Curtis
Dorchester Hoodlums Targeted After Cockerell Assault
Dorchester residents, led by a concerned citizen, push to crack down on a dozen to fifteen youths aged 12 to 18 near Fuller Street and Burt Avenue. Following last Tuesday’s Cockerell assault, Police Station 11 vows action to suppress the gang whom locals describe as well‑to‑do but troublesome.
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Dorchester
Fuller Street
Burt Avenue
Post
Symphony Ticket Auction Opens for 312 Season Seats
Beginning at 10 o clock this morning the annual auction sale of 312 season tickets for the Friday afternoon public rehearsals will start in Music Hall. On Tuesday the seven dollar fifty cent seats for the rehearsals go on sale, with concert seats sold Thursday and Friday.
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Music Hall
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