Derby man in custody after murder case take New York
William Hooper Young, the Derby suspect in the Mrs. Annie Pulitzer murder case, was moved to New York in custody of two detectives. A large Derby crowd watched as he boarded the 7:18 a.m. train and arrived at Grand Central. In New York he was shown to police headquarters amid a quiet crowd, with his counsel claiming his client is innocent and that an alleged confession is not valid. Chief Titus of detectives reported Seattle authorities confirm Young’s prior forgery charges.
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Derby, Conn
William Hooper Young
Annie Pulitzer
New York
Derby
Connecticut
Young
East Derby
Titus
Detective Bureau
Jerome
Wm. F
Hart
Hughes
Finley
Arnold
Gustave A. Ernest
New Haven Railroad
Naugatuck Junction
42Nd Street
Conn
Grand Central Station
Findlay
Police Headquarters
Capt. Titus
Seattle
Joseph Pulitzer
Sullivan
Struck by Train Kills One Man Near Rochester Fair
Israel Hall of Strafford was killed and John I. Berry badly injured when a wagon drawn by a horse collided with a Boston and Maine train at a Rochester crossing as they headed to the fair. The rear of the wagon struck Hall, who was 24, as Berry, 45, suffered internal injuries.
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Rochester
N. H
Israel Hall
Strafford
John I. Berry
Berry
Boston
Maine
Hall
Coal strikes ease as miners return in West Virginia
Charleston dispatch reports nearly all White Oak district miners back to work and New River mines making daily gains. Forty seven hundred and 3rd tons of coal were loaded yesterday.
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Charleston
W. Va
White Oak
New River
Blaze at Louis Oaks clothier building causes heavy losses
Fire broke out today in Birmingham Alabama in the Louis Oaks clothier building. The blaze quickly consumed the structure threatening surrounding buildings and is expected to cause substantial losses.
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Birmingham
Ala
Louis Oaks, Clothier
Burglary Suspect Arraigned After Lowell Rendering Theft
Four men were arrested by Inspectors Laflamme and Maher in Lowell on charges of breaking and entering the Lowell Rendering company works. Three were released, while Daniel Murphy of Boston’s West End remains locked up and will face Judge Hadley. Kennedy and Light reported missing money and a pipe after the night crew’s clothing was stored in the room. Police say Murphy, who had worked at the rendering works, is linked to the case.
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Laflamme
Maher
Sergi
Connors
Martin Conway
Billerica
Lowell Rendering Company
Police Statio
Daniel Murphy
West End
Boston
Hadley
James Kennedy
William Light
Kennedy
Light
Murphy
Lowell
Ryan
State Farm
Pahigian
George Rogerson
Merrimack Square
Duncan
England
Immigration Office
Margaret Lucier
John Porter
House of Correction
Patrick Coleman
Charles McGillian
Bay State Avenue
John
Wilson
Welch
Bridget Collins
Henry Harvey
Chelmsford
Constable Mooney
Frank Maguire
Patrick Kane
John Connors
Ambuto March
Henry Archibald
Deacon Blake
Mattie H Day Appointed Postmaster at Pines Maine
Washington reports Mattie H. Day was appointed postmaster at Pines Maine today. The announcement confirms a new local federal appointment and marks a notable career milestone for Day in the postal service.
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Washington
Mattie H. Day
Pines
Hay's Note on Roumania and Jewry Sparks Foreign Office View
London report says Britain's foreign office doubts any permanent good from Hay's note unless a combined display of force is possible, but obstacles in the Balkans and European jealousies hinder action. Choate to return to London to handle the matter as officials note possible joint Berlin signatory note to Roumania.
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London
Hay
Roumania
Foreign Office
America
Europe
Associated Press
Great Britain
United States
Berlin
Downing Street
Balkans
Joseph H. Choate
Scotland
Mr. Choate
Washington
Rajah's Fate Echoes in Malayan Turmoil Warship Kidnaps Siam Ruler
From Singapore the Tacoma brings word that Blamere sent a warship to kidnap the Rajah of Tulobin while the Rajah of Puni, previously kidnapped, has wed. The Rajah Tulebin faces forced cession of his kingdom as Malays react with intense indignation.
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Victoria
B. C
Singapore
Tacoma
Tulobin
Puni
Tulebin
Wan
Kingdom of Siam
Feud over Democratic convention call in Lawrence Lowell
Lawrence Democrats debate James Donoghue's authority to call the Democratic congressional convention for Timothy F. O'Hearn amid fears of delaying nominations. Sparks delegates show weak turnout as Lawrence plans a Lawrence meeting, while rival Lowell delegation argues for own action. Senatorial reform notes and Lincoln club reorganization unfold as Republican caucuses set for tomorrow. Bruce retains support among some Lawrence Democrats amid expectations of a smooth nomination.
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James Donoghue
Lawrence
Lowell
Donoghue
State Central Committee
Robert Crowley
James F. Owens
Congressional Committee
State Committee
Ein
Lawrence Eagle
Fifth Congressional District Committee
Democratic
Timothy F. O’hearn
O.hearn
The
Lawrence Sun
Bruce
Roosevelt at Logansport Draws Big Friday Crowd
President Roosevelt visited Logansport Indiana addressing 150 on a school lawn platform amid cheering crowds. Police struggled to guard his carriage as factory whistles sounded and locals surged to greet him before the party proceeded to Kokomo.
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Logansport
Ind
Roosevelt
Wabash Station
Vaughan
Kokomo
Bishop Moore Talks On China And Missions
New York reports Bishop David Hastings Moore of the Methodist Episcopal Church, overseeing China, Japan and Corea, is in the city for five months of open-door missionary work. He doubts a new major Boxer uprising will occur, cites western ideas in China, and predicts Christian influence will shape China’s future, with a return to the Orient planned for March.
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New York
David Hastings Moore
Methodist Episcopal Church
China
Japan
Corea
Pekin
Timothy Richard
United States
Moore
Orient
Rice coal stored at Reading by railroad line
Vice President Voorhees of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad said the company has 20,000 tons of rice coal stored at Reading. He would not reveal current receipts or recent loaded car figures. A major coal dealer is negotiating for 20,000 tons from Wales.
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Philadelphia
Voorhees
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Reading
Wales
Printers Strike Continues Amid Union Labor Dispute
The Merrimack printers refuse to work until Agent Pead recognizes the printers' association and halts his anti union actions. A meeting of Manchester Lowell and Lawrence printers is set for Saturday at Merrimack house parlors to discuss the crisis and possible hiring of Lowell workers by mills in other cities. Visiting printers will be kept informed about demand beyond Lowell.
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Merrimack
Millionaire mine owner Edward Cobb dies in hospital
New York news reports Edward T. Cobb aged 49 of Vanceboro Missouri died in St Vincent's hospital after returning from Australia. Cause of death is chronic nephritis aided by a fever contracted in Australia. His body was sent to Vanceboro last night with his wife, whom he married in Australia.
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New York
Edward T. Cobb
Vanceboro
Australia
St. Vincent's Hospital
Primage increases to 10 percent for Central Brazil shipping
Hamburg action notes a 7 percent primage rise to 10 percent on merchandise shipped to Central Brazil. Steamship lines mandate the higher rate effective immediately, with primage paid to vessel owners for care in loading and unloading cargo in port.
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Hamburg
The
Boersenhille
Brazil
Mad Landlord and Boarder Brawl Leads to Court
In a Paige Street alley incident, Jefferson Smith and Mihran Pahi gian fought as Officer McCloughry intervened. Smith is charged with drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Pahigian found not guilty of those charges. Other local cases include a one-armed English immigrant solicitor, a probation for a drunken mother, and various remands and fines.
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Jefferson D. Smith
Mihran Pahigian
Paige Street
Thomas McCloughry
Mihran
Jeff
Smith
Hadley
Pahigian
Joseph J. Hennessy
Vahigian
Jeff Smith
McCloughry
Forged Deeds Kill Brakeman Henry Purrington in Boston
News from Moncton New Brunswick confirms the death of Henry R Purrington a former brakeman on the Inter Colonial line who fled here two months ago after forging deeds and notes. He was struck by an overhead bridge in Roslindale while attempting to set brakes on a freight car at age 27 leaving a family behind.
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Moncton
N. B
Boston
Henry R.purrington
Inter- Colonial
Henry R. Purrington
Providence
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Dudley Avenue
Roslindale
Consolidated Road
Motormen Seek End To Hudson Valley Strike In Saratoga
Rumor says the three week old strike may end before week’s close as many motormen request reinstatement. Guards oversee car movements on three divisions as the Hudson Valley railroad plans to resume normal schedule by sunset.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Hudson Valley Railroad
Cantor Sues For 10000 Over Beard Loss After Fall
New York September 23. Simon Kurtz, a cantor, sues a city street railway for 10000 claiming a fall damaged his beard and thus his ability to perform in synagogue duties. He seeks damages arguing the beard loss harms his religious role.
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New York
Simon Kurtz
Kurtz
Four Lender Bank Officials Suspended Over Embezzlement
Vienna authorities suspended four officials at the Vienna Lender bank after Edmund Jelinek the cashier vanished September 18 and a missing balance of 1,150,000 dollars was later uncovered in his accounts.
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Vienna
Neue Frei Presse Today
Edmund Jelinek
Pension changes from September 4 issue announced
Washington dispatch lists pension adjustments with the September 4 issue noting changes for Original Bawin F Reynolds Brocktes and others, including increases and affected classifications. The brief item records the outcome of revised pension authorizations and roll adjustments.
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Washington
Bawin F. Reynolds
Brocktes
Local Names and Sums Listed in Memorial Register
A partial list shows individuals including Charles Thompson Franklin and Paul N. Haskell dead with varied sums such as 12 dollars and 10 dollars. Other names include Lydia F. Chaney Dracut Station and Mary Haskell Beverly Farms. The fragment continues with widows and additional locations like Ipswich Randolph and Beverly Farms.
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Charles Thompson
Franklin
Thomas Cloon, Jr
Lynn
Hardy M. Beck
Ipswich
Paul N. Haskell
Beverly Farms
Lydia F. Chaney
Dracut Station
Lowell
Caroline B. Abbott
Randolph
Mary Haskell
De Wet Informs Of Son's Death In South Africa
The Hague report says Gen. De Wet received a telegram from South Africa announcing the death of his 13 year old son. The news deeply distressed the Boer leader, stirring a somber response from the veteran commander.
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the Hague
de Wet
South Africa
Coal price jumps to 15 dollars per ton
Local coal dealers raised the price from 12 to 15 dollars per 2200 pounds this forenoon, marking another upward move in the market. No other changes or factors are indicated in the readable text.
Local mill worker injured after street wheel incident
Leo Pratt of 27 Otis Street, a Hamilton mills worker, was going home for dinner when he attempted to catch on behind a wagon on Centra Street. His right foot was caught in the wheel, causing a severe injury. He was taken to St. John's Hospital by ambulance.
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Leo Pratt
Otis Street
Hamilton Mills
Centra Street
St. John's Hospital
City Hall Notes and Local Appointments
Aldermen will hear Standard Oil on a petition to build tanks tonight. The mayor met many callers seeking precinct officer appointments. The city fared better than expected after the Dracut rifle range loss. A $1000 policy plus a $2000 policy have been found by the military affairs committee.
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Standard Old Company
Dracut
Committee On Military Affairs
Horse found abused near Gregoire stable in Centralville
A horse in Centralville was found on a Sunday showing signs of severe abuse from over driving. Police were notified and the animal was taken to Gregoire's stable awaiting an owner. Attempts to locate the owner have failed, though one man claimed a similar horse as his own but denied ownership of this property.
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Gregoire
Centralville
Factory and shop fire disrupt Baltimore operations
In Baltimore on September 23, a blaze struck the hud and wheel factory of B. Stinson & Co and the machine shop of John B. Adt ue, causing early today significant loss and damage to two local industrial sites. Fire crews battled the flames, with investigations underway into the cause and extent of the destruction. Local authorities urged caution and advised residents to avoid the area as cleanup and assessments proceeded.
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Baltimore
B. Stinson & Co
John B. Adt
Republicans Nominate Dr Ferdina Stillings by Acclamation
Concord New Hampshire September 22 The Republicans of the 10th senatorial district nominated Dr Ferdina Stillings of this city by acclamation in a straightforward party meeting preserving party unity and signaling strong local support for his candidacy.
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Concord
N. HH
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West Virginia
Dan Murphy
Rendering Company Works
Mattie
MR. Hay
Uncle Sam
Sparks
Sparksmen
Ayer
Lincoln Club
Ward 9
Poti
Mr. Roosevelt
Gansport, Ind
Bishop Moore
Ayers
Forger
Justice
Hudson Valley
DE Wet’s Son
City Hall Notes
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