Brutal murder in New Hampshire shocks Dover region
A young woman Miss Christie Warden was killed at night near Hanover New Hampshire after being attacked by Frank Almy who fired on her mother and sister during the attempt to defend her. Christie Warden, about 20, a Normal School graduate and teacher, was slain while returning home with her mother and sister. A $1000 reward is offered for Almy's capture as search parties scour the countryside.
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Hanover
N. H
Christie Warden
Fannie
Louise Goodell
Frank Almy
Christie
Almy
Miss Warden
State Normal School
Andrew A. Warden
Hannibal Hamlin
Mt. Hope
Bangor
Cyrus
New England
Hartford
New Britain
Conn
Connecticut
Sing Sing
Fridgeport
Brackin
Pittsfield
Massachusetts
Rutland
Boston & Maine Railroad
Edward F. Thompson
Dover
Depot
Thomas Logan
Dustin St
Peabody
Mass
Salem Hospital
E. N. Leonard & Co
Northampton
John N. Leonard Silk Company
Louis Sincougitz
Ferry St
Springfield
Frank le Ma
Waldo House
Worcester
Laconia
Baptist Society of
Leominster
Panter
8. A. Merriam
North Leominster
Merriam
Treasury
O'Keefe
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Westport
Greenfield
Ursday
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Asa F. Raymond
East Jaffrey
Taft
Duncan
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Sabin’s Point
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Smith Quimby
Quimby
Hill's Grove
Christine Cramer
Grand St
New Haven
Friendly Aid Society
Concord
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Overseer Murphy
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Iday
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Clarke
Hen Clarke
Ipswich
Peas
Justice Sayward
James Scott
J. F. Allen
Allen
Scott
Beers
Boston & Maine Moncey
Dover Depot
J.N. Leonard & Co
Chandler
Concord Evening Monitor
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baston
George Gerald
Somerset Vibro Company
Fairfield
Horace W. Leone
Castleton
Vermont
New York
Freeman Challis
Claremont
Challis
Casson
Webster Line
Jay
R. E. Bryant
Levi Gardiner
Eans Corner
Gov. Tuttle
New Hampshire
Matthew Thornton
Veazey
Grand Army
Kingsley Guards
John N. Baxter
Detroit
Granite Manufacturers’ Association of Quincy
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Horse Thief and Murderer Escapes Jail at Dover
Julius McArthur escaped from Dover jail on Thursday evening after breaking a lock with an archwood leg. Earlier in May he stole two horses at Barrington depot, was pursued by Sheriff Smith, shot the sheriff and died three weeks later. Citizens shot McArthur, he was jailed, attempted suicide next morning, and has since suffered hemorrhages. Jailor Libbey offered a $100 reward. escape witnessed by locals. search underway.
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Dover
McArthur
Barrington Depot
Sheriff Smith
Smith
Libbey
Smear
Aarchwood
Liberty
Veteran boat builder John Blakey dies at Cambridge home
John Blakey, a renowned boatbuilder with a 24 year career since starting in Reston, died after a brief illness in his Cambridge residence. His life included a Charlestown shipyard and later a Courtridge workshop near Har boats. Funeral is set for Sunday at 2.
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John Blakey
Cambridge
Mass
Newcastle-on- Tyne
Eng
Ah Flewcastle
Tuberculosis in Nashua three cows killed and more will follow
In Nashua New Hampshire on July 18 W B Wellman Amherst street butcher reported tuberculosis in cattle. Secretary Batchelder and Dr Russell inspected Wellman's herd and found infected animals from two Hudson purchases and from his milk herd. Additional herds from Hudson and Tolles were examined with more cases due for Monday.
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Nasuva
N. H
W. B. Wellman
Amherst St
M. J. Batchelder
State Board
W. T. Russell
Mr. Wellman
Mr. Smith
Hudson
Nares Tolles
Alleged White Cap Outrage Trial in West Medway
Peter Gallagher Charles Gormley John E Welch Michael and John Henry of West Medway Mass face trial on assault charges for an attack on Herbert N Pratt who earlier suffered tar and feathers by a vigilante group. Five prominent residents arrested the Sunday after the assault found in bed at time of arrest. Pratt’s testimony in a liquor case sparked the episode. Hearing not yet completed.
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Peter Gallagher
Charles Gormley
John E. Welch
Michael
John Henry
West Medway
Mass
Herbert N. Pratt
Orsted
Pratt
House of Industry
Preliminary hearing held in Pittsfield assault case
Roscoe Garland faces a grand jury after a preliminary hearing for assault with intent to kill in the shooting of Harvey D. Watson near the Pittsfield Baptist church during the early Fourth of July morning. Watson remains bedridden, and his condition is uncertain. Garland posted $4000 bail and was released as the case awaits October Merrimac County grand jury action.
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Concorp
N. H
Roscoe Garland
Harvey D. Watson
Pittsfield
Berry Ay. Watson
Berry
Merrimac County Supreme Court
Weekly Globe Private Circular Promotes New Club Rates
The Weekly Globe announces a new private circular with quoted rates to form large clubs. Readers are urged to send to Weekly Globe for the circular and to obtain free sample copies.
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Weeely Globe
Mutual Courtesy On A Chicago Cable Car Scene
A west bound Madison car carries a touching incident as a gray eyed gentle woman with a disabled chestnut child shares her seat with a exhausted young mother. The other swine ignore pleas for a seat while the kind stranger reveals herself as the sister of a Cook County judge.
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Chicago Tribune
Madison
Throopst
Itsuardian
Cook County
Townsend's Letter on Hamlin and the Lincoln Tickets
George Alfred Townsend chronicles Hannibal Hamlin's political fate and the 1864 ballot dynamics. He recalls Forney and Pennsylvania figures, Blaine's influence, and Maine sentiment, describing Hamlin's fall and later Senate return as a testament to regional loyalties and personal character.
Melodies and sheet music new releases from White and Ditson list
A catalog of polka marches duets and songs from White and Co and the Oliver Ditson Company with prices. Compositions include The Grenadiers by T Bonheur Baby’s Chasing Butterflies The Sinking Ship Ora Pro Nobis Eyes Deepest Azure Bird Raptures Song for Twilight The Miller’s Daughter Arise from Dreams of Thee Stars of the Summer Night Lullaby May God Watch O’er Thee Forbidden Tryst Venice Waters and more with various solo duets and four hands pieces priced from 25 to 75 cents and up to $2.50 for the Folio selections.
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White, Smith & Co
Grenadiers
T. Bonheur
C. A. White
A. White
Piccolomini
Oliver Ditson Company
Gilmore
L. Knight
John F. Gilder
Oliver Ditson
L.denza
F. H. Cowen
H. B. Pasmore
Barytone
Mozart
C. Bohm
Venice Waters
Roeder
Bowary
Howe
Long Tails and Short Tails Sign Confuses Traveler
A New England board on a fence offers odd prices for horses with Long tails at 1.60 and Short tails at 1, sparking questions from a traveller about the seven horses. The landowner provides puzzled, garbled reply about choosing different animals, leaving the meaning unclear.
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New Orleans
Information for Traveller in Great America From a Cheago Herald
Frederik Bond and Thomas Churchill discuss travel across the United States. The interlocutors recount an Arizona scene with a brown lake and dancing Indians near prickly pear and cactus, misinterpreted as cocktail flavoring during a long horse journey. The tale suggests dramatic interior landscapes and travel routes through New York Chicago and Arizona.
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Cheago Herald
Europe
Frederick Bond
The
Richelieu
Thomas Churchill
London
New York
Niagara Falls
Chicago
America
Towa
Manhattan
Arizona
Gome Valcanto
Orce
Shayey Woyser
Dog price list for pedigreed pups and grown dogs
New York Tribune lists prices for a wide range of pedigreed dogs. Prices vary by breed from $10 to $100 for puppies and up to $160 for certain openers. females typically cost about 25 percent less than males.
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New York Tribune
St. Bernard
Bion
Grandfather and grandson nickels tale from Texas Siftings
Two grandfathers quiz casual uses of nickels. Tommy spends one for candy and gives the other to a blind man. Johnnie keeps his two nickels, and the grandfather warns him to stay clear of Tommy to avoid future borrowing.
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Texas
Tommy
Johnnie
Absurd Tale of a Beggar and a Deaf and Dumb Beard
A comic incident recalls Turacciolotti’s absent minded remark when he asked a beggar with a beard bearing the words Deaf and dumb whether he had been in that state long. The scene unfolds with surprised reactions and humorous confusion.
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Turacciolotti
Political Booms and Coal Prices Sparks Public Debate
A state coal price controversy seeks reform as advocates push for municipal gas and electricity laws. A committee gathers statistics to petition the Legislature next winter and may appeal to the U S Supreme Court to defend residents against high basket buy coal costs and to empower towns to manufacture and sell gas and electricity.
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United States Supreme Court
Socialistic Labor nominates statewide ticket and platform
Massachusetts Socialistic Labor party outlines a state central committee a full ticket led by Harry W. Robinson as governor and George R. Peere as lieutenant governor plus other officers. The platform pushes eight hour protection for all workers public domain inalienability U S ownership of interstate transit money issuance by the nation and free access to inventions with uniform laws and justice nationwide. Chicago seeks to name Illinois governor during the world’s fair contest features several Republican candidates and Democratic rivals and a push for a Chicago born governor to welcome nations to the exposition.
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Massachusetts
Socialistic Labor Party
Harry W. Robinson
Boston
George R. Peere
Lynn
E. W. Theinert
Etgl
Carl Friede
E. Paine
Somerville
James Waldock
Unite Atates
Chicago
Monticeuxo
Ill
Linois
James A. Sexton
A. C. Matthews
Thomas W. Lawler
Rockport
Joseph W. Fifer
John C. Black
Cleveland
Crafts
Illinois
Redfern Fashions Show Elegant Fall Coats and Gowns
The article highlights Redfern designs featuring a reseda cloth coat with long skirt and metallic green braid accents, a gray straw hat with mignonette, and a pea cock eye motif. It also describes a pale lavedor veiled carriage gown with black dotted net, lavender chiffon trim, and a black lace straw hat with lavender plaits.
World’s Largest Spring in Arkansas and Oddities Gathered
A survey of remarkable facts from Mam moth Springs Arkansas reports the world’s largest spring delivering 90 000 gallons per minute and 120 million daily. Other notes include nettle fiber cloth credited with leather like strength, blood weight sinking theory, German river swimming ban, a patent for a roll top desk stop, and various curiosities about coins dresses railroad lines and unusual customs from across the globe.
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Germany
Cleveland
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Kansas
Mary Koff
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Salonnieres
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Duc de Mortemart
Yosemite
King’s River
Ceylon
Austria
Catharine Schratt
Tee Rien Tutie
Vienna
Arkansas City
Weekly Globe promotion lists magazine subscriptions
A historic ad offers discounted yearly subscriptions to The Weekly Globe plus a selection of magazines and journals. It lists numerous titles with annual prices, notes that postage is paid, and states only one magazine per address can be sent and no specimen copies are provided.
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Weekly Globe
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