Was He Shot By Mistake In Newton Village
Newton officers Baker and Davis confronted a noisy team on Watertown street near Adams schoolhouse. Baker was shot in the eye, Davis was uninjured. the assailants claimed they mistook them for highwaymen and fled. Both suspects, Herbert S Davis and John Cornell, were arrested and later arraigned on assault with intent to murder. bonds set high, students held for six weeks’ further action.
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Newton
George E. F. Baker
Charles FE. Davis
Baker
Davie
Watertown Street
Adams
Newtonville
North Village
Tho City
Davis
Herbert
Smith & Wesson
Newtonvile
Oucer Davie
K. L. Hinds
Kyap
West Newton
Oliver Ryan
Cates
Cornell
Woody
Tog Gib
Samuel Davis
Bri Hton
Iba
Brighton
Natick
John Cornell
Cambridge
Rebbers
City Hall
Hun
Whitney
Carruth
Joan Cornell
Additional Detaill On the Cornell Davis Shooting Case
John Cornell of Cambridge, companion of Davis, remained in lockup after the Newton street shooting of Officer George E. F. Baker. Cornell later gave an account claiming they faced a robber on the road while transporting beer from Brighton to Natick. Davis fired after the suspect clung to the horse, and Baker confronted them as they fled toward West Newton. Bail efforts seek reduction. Baker praised as cool.
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John Cornell
Cambridge
Lierbert
Davis
George E. F. Baker
North Village
Newton
Austin Davis
Brighton
Herbert
Davie
Natick
Sleepy Davis
Corneil
Cornell
Uthcer Jeavis
West Newton
Mr. Wilson
Lis
Hyan
Anstiemps
K. L. Binds
Oflicer Baker
Otlicer Baker
Family Dies In Curious Accidental Vault Incident
Crxerin Natl August 1 reports a deadly accident at about 9 pm in Newport Kentucky where dry goods merchant Mr Howe and his wife perished. The couple fell twelve to fifteen feet into a vault after a servant, startled by their cries, tumbled beside them. Mrs Howe was near confinement and the tragedy occurred within a year of their marriage. Another item notes The White Mountain Echo will publish tomorrow the discovery by its exploring party of the deepest known waterfall among the Wille uiddu tius.
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Eppel
Keiler
Third Avenue
Fiieburg
Nevada
Colorado
Crxerin Natl
Howe
Newport
Mr. Howe
Lirketoy
White Mountain Echo
Echo
Nmong
M.—White
P.—Black
Castles
Takeayq
Theo
Mason
Shawmut Avenue
Boston
Mass
T. B. Sanborn
Medica
Waltham Street
America
George W. Rhodes
Thomas B. Sanborn
Courier
Harris
Moe
Harrs Remedy CO. Mf
A.cheemisits
Market and Ath. Ste
ST. Louis
Bride Veil Falls Discovered Near Mount Can nop
Explorers report a 150 foot cascade on Mine Brook four miles within primeval forest on the northern slope of Mount Can nop northeast of Mount Can nop. The falls feature an eighty foot perpendicular descent, enclosed in a vast natural amphitheatre resembling a lace bridal veil, inspiring the name Bridal Veil Falls.
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Man Mountain
Mount Cannop
Glen Ellie
Disastrous Collapse of Consolidated Bank Shocks Widows and Clergy
The Consolidated bank failure dominates discourse in Montreal with bank bills traded at fractional values and owner losses rippling to widows children and clergy. Shareholders total around 1575 with 376 women and 41 clergymen holding substantial sums, while ministries and charities face heavy impact and a forthcoming directors statement is promised.
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Consolidated Bank
Montreal
Can
Regular Stock Exchange
Dominion
Church of Scotland
Temporalities Board
James Croil
Presbyterian Church
Vienna Post Carriage Robbery A Wealthy Theft Unfolds
A Vienna crime story details a stormy night theft from a postal carriage en route to the railway station. A key, a hidden loot tallying 18,000 to 20,000 florins, and a couple’s capture reveal a calculated breach. A reward and later confessions close the case, with department refunds debated. In New York, Edouardo Zola and Adelina Olbetli clash in court over a threatened marriage, ending with counsel to proceed kindly. Zola seeks reconciliation as formal custody ends.
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Vienna
Chatis
Ava
Department
Department Nord Nas
New York
Edouardo Zola
Sommago Zola
Nicola Zola
Adelina Olbetli
Turin
Zola
Ena
Cusvody
Zois
Wien
The World's Checker Book and Readers Cards Feature
The column announces Charles F Barker's World’s Checker Book edition with 22 openings and 355 games, lists editor contacts at No. 8 Houghton Street Cambridgeport, Mass, and notes reader exchanges from Bowen, Maynard, Morse, and others. It reports on players like Labadie, Dykes, Wylie, and Bugbee, plus game notes and positions from 598 and 699.
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Boston
Charles F. Barker
Houghton Street
Cambridgeport
Mass
William R. Barker
Price
William R
R. E. Bowen
Millbury
B. H. Studley
Pawtucket
R. I
John McGregor
Winooski Falls
Leppy
G. D. Bugbee
Hk. W. McMurphy
J. A. Maynard
Azro D. Morse
Barry
Washington County
E. P. Massey
Kutland
William Alexander
Toronto
Ont
H. Fareham
Marysyville
Yuba County
Cal
Phil. Gigeinger
Newark
N.J
Game Nos 765 767 768 Chess Notes and Results
Notes by Mr Kimley report three games played in New England rooms with Bunby Murray Glasgow and Barker Kirkwood. Draws and wins noted with moves and corrections from Bowen. Work referencesChecker game outcomes and minor discrepancies in the fifteenth variation.
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Theo. W. Kimley
Ke Ae Ae
Kimley
New England Chess and Checker Rooms
John Bunby
J. T. Murray
Murray
A. Jeffeer
Iaiah Backer
Barker
Bristol
Charles F. Barker
Mr. D. Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Disappeared In Other Words You Lie at Centre Point
Centre Point Iowa August 1 The Western Associated Press report claiming cholera is raging there is false. No cholera has occurred in the area. The claim comes from someone with far superior information. J F Witson Co
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Lowa
Associated Press
Bis Place
Sivaed
J. EF. Witsox & Co
J. H. Zeilin & CO
Philadelphia
All
Deanenets
Chess column notes Curran retirement and congress vote
The chess column explains W W Curran will retire from active play until December due to business changes and travel. It notes readers should send exchanges and communications to him and acknowledges possible delays in coverage. The piece mentions no Mackenzie Hosmer update and previews a split over the fifth American chess congress location, with a vote favoring New York.
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Curran
Boston
Mackenzie- Hosmer
New York
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