Juvenile and adult theft cases heard in court
In court this morning Frank Corrigan a juvenile was found guilty of larceny and sentenced to the Massachusetts reformatory. Patrick Casey another juvenile had his larceny case continued until tomorrow. Ellen Tuttle was found guilty of entering a Lawrence corporation room, stealing clothing and two umbrellas, and was sentenced to six months in jail. Also present were Pive drunks and individuals named Gleason Quinn Brett Rourke and Connolly in court proceedings.
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Pive
John Gleason
John Quinn
Charles Brett
John A. Rourke
Frances Connolly
Frank Corrigan
Massachusetts reformatory
Patrick Casey
Ellen Tuttle
Lawrence corporation
Funeral for Barnabus Logue Held at 4 Smith Avenue
The funeral services for Barnabus Logue were conducted yesterday morning by Rev. Mr. Kenngett at 4 Smith Avenue. The remains were forwarded to Newport New Hampshire, the deceased’s former home, for interment with J. B. Currier in charge.
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Barnabus Logue
Smith avenue
Mr. Kenngett
Newport
N. H
J. B. Currier
A Pardonably Odd Petition for Count Deathens Adams
A humorous downtown tale recounts a man seeking appointment to a fictitious Count Deathens Adams with a mock petition to Lowell Massachusetts officials. The spoof asks for a special police and detective office with bizarre bounds and even Fox’s artillery for an ambulance carriage to patrol Grand View and nearby streams.
Parents Support Wholesome Reading For Children
A call to parents to provide wholesome reading and daily access to current events. Emphasizes affordable, regular delivery and the value of staying informed as a family.
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newey
Louis Alexander Seeks Tailor Trade in New York Area
Louis Alexander of 6ths Avenue New York successor to a supporting tailor at 66 Central Street offers novelties and fine work specialty aimed to please customers.
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Louis Alexander
6ths Avenue
New York
Central street
akes
May Stop Agent Lyon Cannot Give Immediate Answer
Rumor spread among Fiowell Manufacturing carpet mill operatives that Thanksgiving week shutdowns may occur. Workers face anxiety as they already operate on short time schedules while officials advocate caution.Agent Lyon could not confirm an imminent closing but suggested a possible shutdown.
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Fiowell Manufacturing company
Carpet mills
Sun
Lyon
Local notes and events in Northwestern Iowa and beyond
The report covers Rev. Mr. Dunnett’s successful evangelist meetings at St. Paul’s church with a noted sermon on the sleeping Jonah. Mayor Pickman orders city hall patrols hourly at night and a burglar alarm will link the treasurer’s office to the police station for security. The Directum Aux race at Mystic is postponed, disappointing many Lower horsemen who had traveled. A sacred concert, with an orchestra of ten, is planned at the Highland club house next Sunday night with free admission. City Hospital staffer Cahill is humorously billed with a scrap book. The high school football team faces Tufts college sophomores at the Fair Grounds this afternoon.
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cepa Gardner
Church Street
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
uy comeeut
C. S. McLaury
Sheldon
First National bank
Dunnett
St. Paul’s church
Jonah
Pickman
Chief Howard
city hall
Mystic
Tue Sun office
Highland club house
Cahill
Tufts college
Fair grounds
Allen Eyes Moriarty Challenge in 126-Pound Class
T. J. Lynch of Manchester New Hampshire reports Moriarty of Lowell seeks a 126 pound rival in New England. He claims Artie Allen from his stable will face Flaherty on November 20 and then be matched against Moriarty in a forthcoming bout.
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Artie Allen
Flaherty
T. ¥. Lynch
Manchester
N. H
Moriarty
Lowell
New England
Joe Fisherty
McKinley in New York for presidency push
Governor McKinley of Ohio arrived in New York with his invalid wife and two friends for rest. A conference of Republican leaders at the Windsor is planned to start a presidential boom for the high tariff advocate, with figures such as Joseph F. Manley, Stephen B. Elkins and other national committee members in town.
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New York
McKinley
Ohio
Joseph F. Manley
Maine
Stephen B. Elkins
West Virginia
national Republican committee
Beers Dies Ex-President of New York Life
William H. Beers, ex-president of the New York Life Insurance Company, died in New York on November 16 after a long illness. Born in Philadelphia on April 16, 1826, his tenure at the firm drew fierce scrutiny over expenditures and culminated in his resignation on February 10, 1892. After retirement he largely withdrew from public life.
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William H. Beers
New York
Wliam H. Beers
New York Life Insurance company
Mr. Beers
Philadelphia
New York Times
Beers
Besra
Anarchists Arrested After Marseille Bomb Plot
Forty anarchists have been arrested in Marseille after the attempt to blow up General Mathelin’s residence. Handbills and pamphlets were seized, and the city remains tense with fear and panic following the incident.
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Marseilles
Mathelin
Draper Sets Senate Bid If Hoar Won't Seek Return
General Draper declares candidacy for the United States Senate in Boston on November 17, but conditions it on Mr. Hoar not seeking reelection. He says Hoar is a strong Republican and should be returned if he wishes.
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Draper
Boston
W. F. Draper
United States senate
Hoar
House-Lot Contest Vote Results Across Local Clubs
The following is a compiled tally of votes cast up to yesterday noon for the House-Lot Contest. Names include Jreased and Bowers of the Lowell Reform Club, and numerous officers of local societies such as the Young Men's Catholic Institute, Central Labor Union, Merrimack Lodge, and Caledonian Club. Totals shown are per precincts and member listings.
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Jreased & Bowers
Lowell Reform Club
annes Mahoney
Court Wameau
payle
Jumacuiste Conception Temperance Society
Central Labor Union
FMeKiupon
Atlantic Social Club
McOaker
Lee Miserables
Merrimack Lodge
ieaghita
C. R. Court General Shields
Citizens Ticket Mapped in Lowell Ward Elections
A local Republican criticizes Mayor Pickman amid Ward Four dissension and outlines a plan for a citizen ticket with Col. A. A. Haggett to challenge Courtney. Other wards discuss candidates such as Dunn in Ward Five, Bassett in Ward One, Senter as alderman candidate, and Ward Three hopefuls Monaghan Bagley and Grady. The city committee opts for voter off for mayor and aldermen nominations to avoid pledged delegates, signaling a unified approach across wards.
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Pickman
A.G. Pollard
Pollard
A. A. Haggett
Courtney
Haggett
Edward J. Bassett
John F. Monaghan
Charles N. Bagley
James Grady
Bagley
Stott
Middlesex mills
Monaghan
Grady
Hawaii minister Willis likely to use persuasion not force
Reports from Honolulu suggest U S Minister Willis will press the provisional government toward restoration of Queen Liliuokalani, offering amnesty and cabinet positions, but will refrain from landing marines or using force without further instructions. Washington doubts the plan’s acceptance and fears a royalist backlash.
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Wasa Hineton
state department
Willis
Dole
United States
White House
Honolulu
islands
rapiny
Washington
Hawaii
The
Evening Star
ariue
Wills
British Diplomat Dies in France After Russia Post Leave
Sir Robert B. Demorier, Rt. Hon. and British ambassador to Russia, died yesterday at Montreuil. He had left St. Petersburg due to ill health seeking a milder climate for recovery.
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Robert B. Demorier
Russia
Montreuil
St. Petersburg
Telegraphic Brevities From Daily Dispatches
Various brief items report a canceled Directum-Alix race at Mystic park. Lillian Russell’s marriage to Edward T. Solomon annulled. North Pacific trade with the Orient rising. Willard B Ashby named assistant postmaster at Salem Massachusetts. Captain Bill of the Leyland line steamer Georgian died by his own hand. Mrs. William A Elnor attempted suicide by laudanum in Waltham Massachusetts. tariff bill details perplex Democrats in the Ways and Means Committee. An attempt to blow up a temperance hall at Scituate Massachusetts. More tramps seek lodging at Newton police station than ever before. Mrs. Ruby A Arnold of Quincy Massachusetts died after a burglar incident. A MacDonald brakeman killed near Mechanicsville Connecticut. James Winterbottom of Fall River attempted suicide in New Bedford. East Rochester New Hampshire persuades Mudge Shoe to move from Springvale Maine. Henry Fram injured by accidental discharge at Brookline Massachusetts. Petition filed to appoint new trustee for Boston Safe Deposit bondholders. Walter Aiken of Manchester New Hampshire wounded hunting at Havre de Grace Maryland. Rattler tug suit transferred to Pennsylvania district court. Rev W W Hayden resigns South Berwick Free Baptist pastorate to Brockton Massachusetts. W O T U New Britain Connecticut officers elected: President Mrs Cornelis Forbes, Hartford. Secretary Mrs M M Andrews, Stamford. Treasurer Mrs B M Luce. Honorary Secretary Mrs Caroline B Buell.
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Lillian Russell
Hdward T. Solomon
north Pacific coast
Orient
Willard B. Ashby
Salem
Masa
Bill
Leyland line
Mra
William A. Elnor
Waltham
Mass
Scituate
Newton
Ruby A. Arnold
Quincy
MacDonald
New England road
Mechanicsville
Conn
James Winterbottom
Fall River
New Bedford
East Rochester
N. H
Mudge Shoe company
Springvale
Henry Fram
Brook-ine
W.W. Hayden
Free Baptist church
South Berwick
Brockton
New Britain
B. M. Luce
Caroline B. Buell
Baseball magnates settle Philadelphia dispute in second day
New York November 17 baseball magnates hold second day talks focused on the Philadelphia matter. Chris Von der Ahe's resolution is adopted 11 to 1, ending differences over money handling and refunds and abrogating the Indianapolis agreement. Philadelphia keeps 1808 earnings and future gate splits must follow 25 or 50 cent admissions. Committee on playing rules named Bush, Von der Ahe and Aach.
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New York
Philadelphia
Régera
Chris Von der Ahe
Indianapolis
Young
see Bush
A ach
Women suffrage clause passed in Commons committee
In London on November 17, Mr McLaren moved to enfranchise all women for local government voting under the same rules as men. The motion was adopted 147 to 126 despite opposition from Mr Fowler. Radicals and Irish members allied with the opposition. the defeat is not seen as vital and unlikely to trigger a ministry resignation.
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London
house of commons
McLaren
Fowler
Messrs. Dilke
Stansfield
Baach
Mr. McLaren
Charges Against Hayes Faction Debated At Knights Convention
Philadelphia reports bitter clashes within the Knights of Labor over Grand Treasurer Hayes. The Hayes faction denies fraud charges as the finance committee reviews accounts. Separate item notes Emmis Pasha’s slayer killed and Said Ben Abadi executed in a related incident.
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Knights of Labor
Hayes
A. W. Wright
John Devlin
general board
finance committee
Emmis Pasha
Brousseris
Etoile Belge
Bente Cabei P 2
Said Ben Abadi
Emin Pasha
Abadi
Reduction of Tex Per Cent Lynn Mags Nov 17
Another cut in wages announced at the Thomson Heometon to factories of the General Electric company yesterday. All employees whose wages were not cut in August have been reduced 10 percent to go into effect in both the river works and the main plant Monday morning.
Boston Capture Ends Murder Suspect Escape
In Boston, Captain Cain and Sergeant Rosetta arrived from Chicago with Antonio Sacco, wanted for the Webster Avenue murder of James Squires in North End. A La Mafia rescue plot surfaced on the way, prompting警 guards and a timely warning from Chicago officials helped thwart the plan during the Nickel Plate journey to Boston.
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Cain
Rosetta
division 1
Boston
Chicago
Antonio Sacco
James Squires
Webster avenues
North End
Sacco
La Mafia
Thanksgiving Proclamation Delivers Cautious Optimism
Boston reports Governor Russeli has submitted the Thanksgiving proclamation to the secretary of state. The message reflects the traditional Bay State tone noting national economic depression and financial hardship, with references common to many governors. The text closes with an odd garbled line about Governor Haseell’s supposed refrain from dying.
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Boston
Russeli
old Bay State
sol
Haseell
Headly dressed woman boards train and abandons baby
In Danbury Conn on November 17 a neatly dressed woman with a three month old baby boarded a train leaving at 4 28 pm She asked Abram Gilbert a carpenter to hold the child for a moment and then stepped off the train never to return Gilbert and his family include three men and the baby he also has four other children
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DANBURY
Conn
Betuicl
Abram Gilbert
Gilbert
Roeth Fires Into Delmonico's Windows Stirring Stampede
New York reports George A Roeth fired three shots through a Delmonico's cafe window and two more through a doorway. No injuries, but a wild panic erupted inside the restaurant and on the street. In Boston, November 17, Mary Crawford of Altoona Pa and George Butler, a colored worker, were arrested amid a reported elopement party. The Altoona police chief took Crawford into custody. Butler is identified as the farmer's employee.
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New York
George A. Roeth
Delmonico
Sette
ar Fes
Boston
Mary Crawford
Altoona
George Butler
polles
Miss Crawford
Butler
Hathaway Case Dismissed In Taunton Grand Jury
Taunton November 17 The grand jury considered the Welcome P Hathaway case but dismissed it. Hathaway faced forged bills of lading and other securities from Fall River banks totaling at least $100000. He is in poor health.
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Welcome Hathaway
TAUNTON
ena
Welcome P. Hathaway
Fall River
Des! Closed For 77 500 Luxux Mass Nov 17
The Prankers heirs of Saugus received of 077 300 from the city treasurer for all rights on the Saugus river and for all present and future damages to the right of way. The department is now ready to use the way of Saugus river when necessary. Baltered to Be Spite. Hantramp, Nov 17 E D Mill milkman Newington lost six cows. Dr Tuttle found death caused by poison. Mr Miller has had trouble with neighbors from lawouite cross.
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Des
Luxux
Mass
Saugus
yeste
Hantramp
E. D. Mill
Newington
Tuttle
Well tailored clothing for all builds at fair price
You can be well dressed with Rogers, Peet, Co garments whether stout or tall. The finely cut suits and overcoats promise better fit than typical tailors after few alterations. Prices run about half the cost of fully custom orders, with money back for unsatisfactory items.
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Rogers, Peet, & Co
New York Cloak and Suit Co Invites Week Stock Inspection
New York Cloak and Suit Co at No. S John St invites a careful inspection of their stock this week. They have just received new garments from the New York markets and, due to dull demand there, secured some of the HAND. SOMEST GARMENTS FOR LEAST MONEY. Come early. the sooner you come, the easier to choose.
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New York
Cloak and Suit
No. S John St
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