Blood stains on coat deepen Breakheart Hill murder mystery
Seven days into the Bailey murder inquiry, Best, a Breakheart Hill farm hand, remains jailed as investigators pursue scattered clues. Blood-like stains surface on a wash room floor and in roving sightings by officers, with hatchet fragments sent to experts. Neighbors note Best’s talk of farming while authorities weigh circumstantial evidence in a case that hinges on more proof before October 30.
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Bailey
Breakheart Hill
Susie Young
Best
Lynn
Mass
Neal
Breakheart Hill Farm
Boston
Wood
Susie L. Young
Maine
Batley
Saugus
Breakheart
Prof
Fitzgerald
Colby
Floating Bridge
Salem Line
Boundary Post
Rhodes, Hammond
Hil
Olliver Hill
John Mitchell
West Saugus
Mitchell
Sackville
U. B
Senator Jones Demands Public Release of Spain Treaty Instructions
Chicago dated October 23 Senator Jones chairman of the Democratic national committee charges the 1898 Paris treaty instructions to US commissioners were not fully public He sent a note October 5 asking the President to release the remainder of the secret instructions saying partial publication favors his party and demands a prompt reply.
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Chicago
Jones
National Committee
United States
Spain
Paris
Strange Good Fortune Liberates Condemned Man
In Wheeling West Virginia on October 23 the Fayette county murder case of Lud Madison colored man ends with his likely release. A judge died before the nine day respite expired negating resentence and the original death sentence cannot stand. Madison has not been sentenced to imprisonment and has thus far avoided execution.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Circuit Court
Fayette County
Montgomery
Lud Madison
Moundsville
Atkinson
Madison
Author Charles Dudley Warner Buried in Hartford
The funeral of Charles Dudley Warner was held at Asylum Hill Congregational church in Hartford with Rev. Joseph H. Twitchell and Rev. Dr. Parker officiating. A large procession attended, and floral tributes included a standard from the Society of Mayflower Descendants in Connecticut. honorary bearers included L. Clemens (Mark Twain), professors from Yale and Trinity, and other notable figures. Interment in Cedar Hill cemetery was private.
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Hartford
Conn
Charles Dudley Warner
Asylum Hill Congregational Church
Joseph H. Twitchell
Dr. Parker
South Congregational Church
Society of Mayflower Descendants
Connecticut
Thomas Bailey Aldrica
Frank W. Cheney
Knight D. Cheney
Milford Woman Burned in Home Fire Accident
Milford New Hampshire October 23 A distressing burning accident tonight left Mrs Raffele Carpenter severely burned from her knees upward after she struck her head on a lit lamp breaking the oil reservoir The fire ignited clothing and neighbor James Foley rushed to help tearing off the burning fabric with his bare hands hoping to save her life
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Milford
N. H
Raffele Carpenter
James Foley
Honeck arraigned on perjury charge in Yorkville court
New York on October 23 Henry C Honeck Tammany assemblyman from the 20th district and re election candidate was arraigned in Yorkville police court charged with perjury and aiding false registration. He was held on $1000 bail and placed in custody of his counsel.
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New York
Henry C. Honeck
Tammany
Yorkville
Patriots in Session Opened in Binghampton
The national convention of the Patriotic Order of America opened in Binghampton on October 23. Mrs Randolph Jones of Scranton Pa presided. The gathering numbered about on a tract and was welcomed by Mayor DeWit. Mrs Anna H Smith past national president replied. The convention lasts three days.
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Binghampton
The
Patriotic Order of America
Randolph Jones
Scranton
DeWit
Anna H. Smith
Coles Chemical Works Burned in Newark Fire
Newark Oct 23 fire destroyed the Coles Chemical works at Long Hill causing an estimated 44000 loss. Fire officials reported the building total loss and damage to nearby structures as crews fought the blaze through the morning.
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Newark
N. J
Long Hill
Dry Goods Market Signals Firm Cotton Goods Trend
The Herald notes strong demand for plain cotton goods despite lower raw cotton, with forward-booking limited to high-cost cotton and firms staying firm as stocks are tightly controlled. Printing cloths stay quiet. Fall River regulars and 38 inch 64 squares hold firm amid scarce stocks. Strong activity persists for Vicugnas and Toison d Orcs patterns, Glasgow ginghams, and indigos while orders for forward delivery lag and exporters seek South America and Africa as China demand remains weak.
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Herald
Fall River
Borden
South America
Africa
China
Glasgow
Simpson
Bates
Barnaby
Lancaster
Foreign portrait painters head to New York winter scene
New York art dealers foresee a quiet autumn with little movement of large pictures until January. Two foreign portrait painters arrive this winter, Chartran and Zorn, while other artists and exhibitions mature in Boston and Philadelphia.
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New York
Chartran
Andees Zorn
Chicago
Zorn
Pittsburg
Julius Oehme
Jose Frappa
Frappa
Carolus Duran
Leon Bonnat
Benjamin Constant
Eugene Carriere
Barker Jordan draw in second double corners match
In Boston on Oct 23 the Barker and Jordan checkers championship match produced two draws from second double corners. The overall score now stands Barker one, Jordan one, with the latest game ending in a draw.
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Boston
Barker
Jordan
Ready Made Seamless Tubing Pillow Cases For Sale
We secured a large quantity of genuine Atlantic tubing and had it made up in pillow cases all hemmed for use. Will sell them 121% per each or $1.40 per dozen for either 42 or 45 inch width. The tubing alone is worth 3 and 35 s yard on the pile. A. G. Pollard & Co.
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Atlantic
A. G. Pollard & CO
Reviewer's November Atlantic Highlights Two Genii and New Serials
The November Atlantic issue defends two strong parties and traces the two Genii in our republic while unveiling serials by Miss Jewett and Mrs. Wiggin. It includes topics on Russia, Sir Robert Hart, irrigation in the West, biographies of FitzGerald and an astronomer's friendship, college gifts, Mill, and reading habits, plus fiction by Fuller and Foote and a rich lineup for Youth's Companion with early 1901 offerings and free year-end incentives.
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William Garrett Brown
Atlantic
Republic
Miss Jewett
Mrs. Wiggin
Penelope
United Kingdom
Edmund Noble
Russia
H. C. Whittiesey
Robert Hart
W. E. Smythe
Far West
West
Bradford Torrey
Fitz- Gerald
Simon Newecomb
Vida D. Scudder
Ovon
W. M. Daniels
Mill
John Stuart Mill
S. M. Crothers
Everett Tomlinson
Henry B. Fuller
Sir Henry Stanley
Pretoria Guard
Rider Haggard
Walter Camp
Frank R. Stockton
Dean Farrar
Ian Maclaren
Vieter Maurel
Margaret Deland
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward
Bliss Perry
Charles W. Chesnutt
Menaced by Bryanism warns New York banker
Mr Hamilton Fish Kean warns of the danger of Bryanism to the economy and banking system. He argues Democratic policies harmed labor, caused wage cuts and production drops, led to soup lines, and would devastate savings banks and the financial structure if Bryanist victory occurs.
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Hamilton Fish Kean
New York
Bryanism and financial panic fears in 1900 editorial
Hamilton F. Kean campaigns against Bryan, arguing gold standard preserves credit and prosperity. He warns that Bryan’s policies would wreck banks, wages, and labor, predicting a severe downturn and a potential labor crisis if Bryan wins. The piece urges continued support for McKinley and the current economic system. Accidents comes with distressing frequency on the farm. Cuts, bruises, stings, sprains. Dr. Thomas's Electric Oil relieves the pain instantly.
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United States
New York City
Coxey
McKinley
Republican Party
Bryan
Republic
Mr. Bryan
Hamilton F. Kean
LOSCvELL Gas Light Co Offers Unlimited Hot Water
The LOSCvELL Gas Light Co promotes unlimited hot water on demand via a simple faucet. The system shuts off gas when water stops, saving expense. The Kenwood heater requires no boiler and can be used with one. Office demo highlights advantages. also promotes the Welsbach Light mantle for brighter, longer life lighting. First-class gas cooking ranges available.
Local Utility Notice on Meter Use and Service Charges
No charge for the use of metors or for running supply through street mains. Charges do not apply to consumers on cellars. Orders left at Citice are promptly attended to, indicating prompt service handling.
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Adams, Taylor & Co
State St
Reston
Rye
Blakes
Ams Ti Taylors
Jones Asii
Tammany Man
Patriots
DRY Goods Market
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
Philadelphia
Copley Hall
Boston Art Students’ Association
John S. Sargent
New Gallery
Messrs
Vinson
Tarbell
Woodbury
Lockwood
Hopkinson
Frank Duveneck
Cincinnati
I. W. Benson
Wilton Lockwood
F. P. Vinton
E. C. Tarbell
J. H. Twatchtman
Greenwich, Gonn
Alden Wier
Buffalo
Ernest Louis Barrias
Lavoisier
Adeleine
Academy of Sciences
Whistler Art School
Whistler
Daniel C. French
James Anderson
Allegheny
Andrew Carnegie
Timothy Cole
Michael Angelo
Leonardo da Vinci
Rubens
Albert Duyer
Andrea del Sarto
Coreggio
Gainsborough
Burne-Jones
Checker Experts
Cosmographic Co. N. Y
Mr. Cleveland
Cleveland
Department of Industry
Savings Banks
Lve
Dominion Line
Queenstown
Commonwealth
New Engla
Dennis Murphy
Appleton St
O. R. Benson
Gorham St
F. B. Leeds
Bridge St
J. F. O'Donnell
Market
Cor. Worthen Sts
Anders Thomasson
Central St
Ivers & Pond Piano Co
Boylston St
Wasal
Puav
Ely
ELY Brothers
Werren Street
Raf Ae Ae
Aptags
Johnson
Somme
L. A. Arnold, Cinn
Sglinson Laboratories, Inc
Kenwood
Olay
Arthur Rhodes
Merrimack Street
Courier-Citizen Building
Itizen Co
Middle Street
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