Drunkards Pass in Review in Police Court
Judge Hadley presided as nine first offenders were dismissed while a larger 40-strong group faced penalties. Michael Rogers led the van with an appeal withdraw. Peter Varteos’s case was continued to November 15. John Johnson faced larceny and drunkenness charges, with bonds set for a future term. Several others were fined, suspended, or ordered to state farm or probation, as the court reviewed a day of drunkenness cases with colorful notes on defendants.
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Judge Hadley
Michael Rogers
State Farm
Peter Varte Os
John J. Hogan
Michael Bue
Catherine Bue
Mr. Hogan
John C. Johnson
Larkin T. Trull
John Hickey
John
Frank Cassidy
Michael Miskel
Edward Burke
Sarah Liston
Sidney Godin
John H. Brody
Ridgewater Farm
William Buckley
Sarah McCann
Agnes McHugh
Joseph McEvoy
Dolore Tessier
Alexander Dube
Daniel Hargraves
Daniel Jopson
Daniel
James F. Sprowl
John McKenzie
Join Leary
Thomas Conley
Martin Welch
Henry White
Albert Wel
Mary Jameson
James F. McGuirk
John F. Cunningham
Frances E. Connolly
Boy killed by horse in school street chase incident
Winchester reports 9 year old Francis Nichols died after being stepped on by an express wagon horse while running from a school. He tripped just as the wagon passed, his skull crushed. The driver was not charged as the grieving father declined to blame him.
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Winchester
Francis Nichols
M. N. Nichols
Young Nichols
Branded by Belt at Waterhead Mills Work Incident
Frank O'Brien aged 24 at Waterhead mills in Lawrence street sustained severe facial and head bruises while trying to remove a belt from a pulley. His feet slipped causing both sides of his face and his right side to brush the belt. A fellow worker rescued him and he was taken to Emergency hospital for treatment. He resides at 103 Lawrence street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O'Brien
Waterhead
Lawrence Street
Mr. O'Brien
Left for Jamaica by exiled leader supporters from Haiti
Port au Prince Haiti November 10 Gen Jumeau the leading supporter of exiled revolutionary leader M Firmin accompanied by 83 followers who had sought refuge in the consulates at Gonaives have started for Jamaica aboard the Cuban steamer Paloma
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Port Au Prince
Haiti
Jumeau
M. Firmin
Gonaives
Jamaica
American Conditions Displease Bishop White Sermon
Chicago dispatch reports Bishop John H. White of Northern Indiana condemns irreverence and greed in the United States. He warns the nation’s rush for wealth and fame erodes respect for others, fuels anarchistic conditions, and blights American education and institutions.
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Chicago
United States
John H. White
Episcopal
Indiana
Grace Church
Former Captain Moynihan Locked Up in a Cell
New York November 10 ex Captain Moynihan after over 25 years on the police force is placed in a cell at police headquarters. He was arrested on a warrant issued by Justice Holbrook based on affidavits from a former station associate and two Italians alleging failure to enforce laws against a resort run by Italians for which Moynihan allegedly received 40 dollars. Bail set at 2000 dollars was posted.
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New York
Moynihan
Justice Holbrook
Court of Special Sessions
New York Chamber of Commerce to Dedicate New Home
Decorators have completed the splendid New York Chamber of Commerce building, set for dedication at noon tomorrow. Mayor Low will preside and President Roosevelt will lead speakers. Former President Grover Cleveland will attend as an honored guest and deliver an address.
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New York
New York Chamber of Commerce
Low
Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
Eight Acres Devastated by Fire in East London
Cape Town dispatch reports eight acres burned at East London Cape Colony. Thirty large central town buildings were destroyed in the blaze, prompting concern over urban safety and fire response.
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London
Cape Town
Cape Colony
Verdict for plaintiff in O Connell v Clark case
The sixth week of the superior civil court began with a verdict for the plaintiff in O Connell v Clark, amounting to 5265 dollars. Brouilette v Muzzy opened with Hattie Brouilette alleging Geo L Muz zey deprived her of profit through agency in a barber shop case. Strong calendar ahead with jury-waived cases to begin Monday next, Nov 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Civil Court
Alien
O'Connell
Molineux Argument Opens Second Trial Drama
New York November 10 The criminal branch of the supreme court began the closing scenes of Roland B Molineux second trial for the murder of Katharine Adams on December 28 1898 A thousand spectators crowded the criminal court building as Molineux entered with his father yielding his seat The day saw a shuffle in planned proceedings with Assistant District Attorney Osborne calling out for Evens and Justice Lambert weighing admissibility of testimony Former Governor Black vowed to indicate the real culprit before closing and said the evidence pointed away from Molineux toward another man
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New York
Supreme Court
Roland B. Molineux
Katharine J. Adams
Criminal Court
Molineux
Gen
Molneux
Black
Osborne
Evens
Mr. Osborne
Mr. Evens
Justice Lambert
Campaign billboard surge as Democrats eyes glow bright
The Democratic mayoralty campaign blossomed on billboards attracting attention while Carmichael and Brady take the field. Republican activity lags with caucuses later in the month. French American ward 7 endorses Fontaine and Lafrance for common council amid shifting loyalties. Sparks Bruce rivalry grips Dems as Lawrence voters thwart Sparks and boost Dracut candidate hope. Republican State committee notes Sparks the choice but braces held by Braces.
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Oliver A. Libby
James H. Carmichael
Peter J. Brady
Ward 7
L’ Association Catholic Hall
Edward P. Fontaine
Malcolm J. Lafrance
Common Council
Lord Mayor's Petticoat Lane procession honors Sir Marcus Samuel
London November 10. For first time London’s Lord Mayor led the Petticoat Lane procession through the Ghetto in acknowledgment of Sir Marcus Samuel’s Jewish ancestry. Wealtherer co-regionists funded banquets for Whitechapel and Houndsditch’s poorest, as seven floats and fifteen bands joined city officials and guilds in a pageant ending at the law courts where the Lord Mayor was presented and sworn in.
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London
Petticoat Line
Marcus Samuel
Whitechapel
Houndsditch
Metropols
Old City
Chess Match Between Columbia and Yale Ends In Tie
In New York the annual Columbia versus Yale chess match at the Manhattan Club finished tied with four wins each and one draw. A sixth board game remains to be adjudicated to determine the result, with Schroeder of Columbia winning a pawn that could decide the match. Yale players Lawin Hull Hall and Chandler won, Columbia’s Shenstone Tucker Barshell and Tolchinsky won. Barclay of Yale and Solow of Columbia drew.
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New York
Columbia
Yale
Manhattan
Schroeder
Lawin
Hull
Hall
Chandler
Shenstone
Tucker
Barshell
Tolchinsky
Barclay
Yate
Solow
Tragic Train Death Of Philippine Veteran In Worcester
Charles Lamon Day aged 27 recently returned from service in the Philippines was struck and instantly killed by an express train on the Boston and Albany line near South Worcester station. He wandered onto the track, was hit, and died with a broken neck. He was unmarried and resided with his father at 106 Southgate street.
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Worcester
Charles Lamonday
Philippines
Boston & Albany
South Worcester
Southgate Street
Temple of Labor. Wealthy Men Back Plan for Big Building
New York November 10. At a Central Federation of Labor meeting it was disclosed that wealthy New Yorkers are considering building a large burning burn building repurposed as a temple of labor. The plan envisions a centrally located facility with ample meeting rooms and facilities for labor organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Federated Labor Union
Boy in Jack the Slugger case held as witness
Geo L O Perry, the boy who pawned watches from murdered women Clara Morton and Agnes McPhee, was moved from police HQ to Harvard Square court for arraignment but held as a witness at $1000 bail. State police seek truth of Perry's claim he received watches from Alan G Mason, Boston. Spectators crowded the court as Herman Stacy’s condition improved only slightly after a Wamesit crash.
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Cambridge
Jack the Slugger
Geo. L. O. Perry
Clara A. Morton
Agnes McPhee
Alan G. Mason
Boston
Miss Morton
Perry
Pery
Charles Almy
Mason
Classified Help Wanted and Personal Notice Row
WANTED Boy to drive milk wagon. Apply D. A. Clam Marsh Hill Dracut. WANTED Immediately practical millwright experienced in water wheel arrangements Apply at Church street Ayer Mass T J Bennett Just WANTED Man and wife wife to keep boarders Varnum's Employment Bureau 29 Central street All 31.
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Miss Upham
Life Reader
Merrimack Street
John
Lmo
D. A. Clam
Marsh Hill
Dracut
Church Street
Ayer
Mass
T. J. Bennett
Varnum’s Employment Bureau
Central Street
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