House Adopts Special Order on Currency Bill Next Week
Washington December 8 The House approved a special order for currency bill consideration starting Monday with a five day debate period. Final vote set for the following Monday as amendments are offered Saturday under the five minute rule. Democrats Populists and Silverites unite against the resolutions while Republicans vote in bloc for them.
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Richardson
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Cannon
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Republican Party
Gentlemen reply to Bagnain Roberts address
An American delegation replies to Bagnain Roberts urging caution against his claims of presidential eligibility. It questions his legal grounds, notes prior arguments, cites Utah and District of Columbia law, and accuses him of polygamy related offenses. The document calls for Roberts to support his families and cease further illegitimate offspring.
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Washington
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Ucan
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Taylor
Nis
Rove
Otana
Kove
Rowets
Roberts
Congress
Uni Cei
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Utah
United States
Stafehood
Salt Lake County
Davis County
Columbia
Routers
District of Columbia
Mr. Roberts
Robers
Trade Review signals hopeful year end for industry
Bradstreets notes December opened with widespread employment and rising wages, improving retail distribution and holiday demand. Prices show gains in textiles and cereals while iron and steel quiet, coal scarce in bituminous grades, wool steady, and cotton mill wages up ten percent in New England. Bank clearings jump 36 percent vs last week, with 220 business failures for the week compared to 237 a year ago.
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Bradstreets
Wigest
London
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New England
Santos
Atlantic Coast
Caught by a Ruse Witness in Molineux Case Seized
New York on December 8 reports detail a witness for the prosecution in the Molineux murder trial. Mamie Mullanda, who tended Molineux’s Newark rooms, was captured via a detective ruse crossing the state line to Suffern and then arrested in New York City. She is expected to testify about the blue paper with three crescents used by Molineux.
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New York
Roland B. Molineux
Katherine J. Adams
Prosention
Mamie Mullanda
Moligneux
Newark
New Jersey
Suffern
N. Y
New York State
New York City
Molineux
Moodus
Handwriting Evidence Ties Defednant to Molineux Case
Witnesses described James Burrs of Detroit selling numerous letters to Prof. Fowler who sells medical remedies. The signature Roland B. Molineux appeared on notes, with New York authorities notified. Defense admitted the writer’s identity. Prosecution highlighted handwriting samples from before arrest and during suspicion of Cornish, plus a filled diagnosis blank and a package address on a proof envelope attributed to Molineux.
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Fow
James Burrs
Detroit
Mich
Fowler
Roland B. Molineux
New York
Defese
Molineux
Cornish
H. C. Burne
Kinsley
Harry Cornish
Washington hangings mark grim district crime tale
George W. Horton, a former police officer, was hanged in the district jail for the murder of Jane Nicholson. The 12 18 drop followed a June 24 attack at Armory Park after Nicholson declared she would end their relationship. Nearly 100 witnesses watched as Horton fatally slashed her throat and stabbed her again, yielding to arrest without resistance. The crime was described as among the district's most cold blooded, with clemency appeals denied by the President. Horton was married.
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Washington, D. C
George W. Horton
Jane Nicholson
Horton
Nicholson
Armory Park
Negro Hanged for Assault on 14 Year Old Girl in Maryland
Samuel Johnson a 22 year old Black man was hanged in the Hagerstown jail yard for a July criminal assault on Annie Krfoot, 14, near Williamsport. The drop at 1.23 pm failed to break his neck, causing his death by strangulation after 11 minutes. Convicted in Oakland after venue change to Garrett County, he received no clemency as Governor Lowndes had refused interference in similar cases.
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Mda
Samuel Johnson
Johnson
Annie Krfoot
Williamsport
Garrett County
Oakland
Lowndes
Children Ideals Lecture by Prof Barnes at Training School
Prof Barnes of London lectured on Children Ideals before a large audience at the training school hall. He outlined aims for child study, analyzed preferences of English and American children, and discussed how ideals shift from home to public figures, with implications for education and character development.
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University of London
Department of Education
Leland Stanford University
California
City of
St. Paul
England
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London
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Majesty the Queen
Niceson
Lincoln
Washngton
N .Iterature
Amercan
Pri. Barnes
Gertrude Ednwaius
Clara Iiarion
Florence Wightingale
Henry H. Morris
Sor
Prof. Barnes
Hy. Conant
Harris
Concise City Rentals Cite Prompt Payments Without License
A brief notice states rents are paid more promptly when no license is required. Mentioned parties include A G Wheelock Thomas H Elliot H B Shattuck Shepard and Fuller Geo Runels Sullivan L Ward D H H Varnum Robt G Bartlett and many others.
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H. B. Shattuck
Shepard & Fuller
Geo. Runels. Sullivan L Ward
D. HH. Varnum
Robt. G. Bartlett
Notable Civil List Names of Boston Port Authority Officials
A roster lists James G. Marshall Paymaster Boott WSS Southworth agent Mass F A Bowen superintendent Appleton A G C Cock Appleton John W Pead agent Merrimac E W Thomas agent Tremont Suffolk Charles J Glidden Jacob Rogers H H Wilder S H Thompson SS K Dexter Asa C Russell.
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Boott
W. SS. Southworth
Mass
F. A. Bowen
Supt. Appleton
A. G. Cumnock
Trens
Appleton
John W. Pead
Merrimac
E. W. Thomas
Tremont & Suffolk
Charles J. Glidden
Jacob Rogers
H. H. Wilder
S. H. Thompson
K. Dexter
Asa C. Russell
Boy Fired From Boott Mills For Refusing Overtime
The Spinners union meeting at Bally Middle Street heard that a 19 year old boy was discharged from Boott Mills for refusing overtime. The letter and committee actions described efforts to investigate and compare conditions at other mills. The union planned further steps, noting the boy had been re employed under the same restrictive terms.
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Ion
Tremont & Suffolk
Lawrence
Merrimack
Lowell Cotton Spinners
Eply
Gospel services at the W C A with speaker Mrs Thompon
Gospel services will be held at four o'clock at the W C A this Sunday afternoon with Mrs H Thompson to speak. The meeting promises to be very helpful and all girls and women are invited. The singing class starts Monday evening at seven thirty, open to gentlemen and ladies.
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Scape
France
Rousseau
Dias
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Corot
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Miiet
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Troyon
Breton
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Detati
Couture
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Cobanel
Courbet
Lhermitte
Bastien-Lepage
Dagnan-Bouveret
Emvise Chavannoes
Music
Sction
Mozart
Tliterature Department
Browning
Saul” Weiss
Essace
Wich
Frmner
Foundil
Grornacre
Mies Farmer
H. Thompon
Ladieca
Population and poor costs in Quinsy era shifts
The 1881 population of Quinsy was 10 885 with poor support costs of 15 415.07 dollars. By 1898, after seventeen years with no license, population rose to 23 549 a 117 percent increase, while poor department expenses fell to 8 534 dollars a 44 percent decrease.
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Poor Department
Trains Schedule Changes for Lowell and South Framingham
New timetable effective October 22 lists train departures for Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro and South Framingham with connections to Boston and Albany Fitchburg and Stoning ton lines. Evening 6 25 pm service links to west and south routes. Sunday runs include South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket and Providence. Officials Peter Clark and A C Kendall sign the notice.
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Stonington
New York City
Lowell and surrounding rail departures corrected 1899
Train schedules updated for October 2 1899. Listings show departures from Merrimack Street Depot Lowell to Boston and other destinations with many time entries, including Sundays and weekdays. Also includes connections from Middlesex Street Station Lowell to Lawrence Salem Haverhill Newburyport Amesbury Ports mouth Exeter Dover Rochester Somersworth Augusta Lewiston and more.
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Augusta
Fath
Waterville
Lewiston
Skowheg
St. John
V-Land
Castine
Deer Isle
Sedgewick
Mar Jlarbor
Jonesport
Machiaspest
Frank Jones
Fort Jand
Puesaays
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