McGuinness Vitriol Trial Ends Without Verdict
The trial of Mary McGuinness charged with throwing vitriol in William Lally s face ended as the jury retired for a verdict after 4 39 pm. The courtroom was crowded and the judge ordered doors closed. McGuinness testified she was overpowered and ruined by Lally promising marriage and asked jurors to weigh the evidence as she showed grief and disbelief at public exposure.
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Mary McGuinness
William Lalty
Dewey
Miss McGuinness
William Lally
Miss McGinness
Merrimac and
Char
Sally
Thomas A. Wright
Leverett Street
Cheswell
Thomas Lynch
Gilmore
Station 8
Bowdoin Square
Cronan
Miss
Chardon and
Merrimac Streets
Officer Gilmore
Frank B. Tilton
Edward Stearns
E. C. Richardson
Forecast for New England and Eastern New York
Forecast for Wednesday shows New England generally fair with overnight or early coastal showers, slightly warmer except on the coast where temperatures hold. Eastern New York also generally fair with light showers tonight and early Wednesday on the coast, temperatures rising slowly and winds variable.
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Washington
New England
New York
Man Ends Life in Attic Despondency Over Job Loss
In New Haven Conn on September 2 a man named W M T Duychurch shot himself four times in the head. His son discovered the body in the attic. Duychurch had recently worked for Neely & Co department and despondency over losing his job is believed to have caused the death by his own action.
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Nww Haven
Conn
W. M. T. Duychurch
Duychurch
Rescently
Neely & Com Department
Pany
Daring horse thief strikes Tremont street theft
A clerk left a horse and wagon from Pierce & Co. unattended on Tremont street near Bromfield street yesterday afternoon. On return the team was missing. police from Station 6 found the wagon in their district but the horse was not recovered.
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Pierce & Co
Tremont Street
Bromfield Street
Sunday Post praised for rich content and public confidence
From a Republican editor the letter extols the Sunday Post for its wealth of good items beyond politics. It claims the paper offers many features worthy of commendation and foresees its rise in popularity and public trust.
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the Post
The
Sunday Post
Economizer lamp deal and prison confession story
Long evenings gas and lighting offer two economizers at low price. A centered Rochester burner lamp with silk fringe shade, now $12.80 for one week. Also a long serial report on Jack Moran’s deathbed confession about the Providence police shooting and competing tale from Daylor, plus a second lamp offered at 1.49 from an original 2.25.
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Jack Moran
Rhode Island
Kitty Malloy
Providence
Daylor
Feeley
Post
Moran
Ives Street
Daytor
Kitty
Dayvlor
Vial
Pullman chair with Wilton rug upholstery and silk trim
An ornate pullman chair is described as a beauty with Wilton rug upholstery and silk plush trimmings. The ad notes a value of 35.00 dollars and mentions a drop price, signaling a reduced sale figure though the final amount is not shown.
Silk Plush Rocker Offered at Discount Price
An ornate silk plush rocker is advertised as the veriest beauty and an even better chair than a similar model sold two weeks earlier, now priced at only 2.25 dollars after a 5.50 dollar value.
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Pride
Wood Rearrested on Intent to Kill Charge
Attleboro police rearrest Sanford L Wood after a second warrant accuses him of assaulting his wife Mary Wood with intent to kill. Judge Read ordered the document and Wood was arraigned at Makefield, held for trial. Testimony from Mary Phelps, an Attleboro schoolteacher, supported the serious charges while Wood denied the accusations.
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Attleboro
Read
Bristol
Wood
Makefield
Taunton Ja
Mts. Wood
Mary Phelps
Death by own action in air at Bridgton
Mrs. Lyman Walker of Denmark Maine, about 58, committed death by own action today by hanging in a room in her chamber. Police reported the incident occurred in Bridgton Maine September 26.
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Bridgton
Lyman Walker
Denmark
Bhs
Democratic Convention Prep Draws Enthusiastic Statewide Host
The Democratic State convention set for Music Mall at 11 today after the Tremont House central committee finished last night. Leaders such as John E Russell, Josiah Quincy, and Mayor Matthews spoke with confidence as crowds gathered, predicting a strong ticket and harmonious proceedings ahead.
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Music Hall
O’neil
State Committee
State Central Committee
Tremont House
Congress
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
Matthews
Committee On
John &. Russell
Hobart
John E. Russell
Post
George M. Stearns
Carroll
Aed
Stearns
Central Committee
Bohemian King’s Bohemian beverage offered by grocer
A promotional note urging readers to try Bohemian King’s Bohemian with a directive that if a grocer lacks it an order to the Brewery will receive prompt attention, stamped 96 Londwood.
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King’s Bohemian
Londwood
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