First Edition Theilsing drama at tatmer and evening today
Liberal adaptation from the Vendetta by Fabio Romani Deine shown today presents a bizarre tale of a man presumed dead and burned in a tomb. He awakens to find fortune, escapes, and seeks his wife amid a fatal sequence as tomb scenes collapse. The production is described as strange, tragic, and highly praised by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabio Romani Deine
aren
demban
Abe
heepane
con
egent
Salvin
Dumas
Phree Ceardsmen
Local shop promotes jackets and capes at low prices
A retailer invites customers to view their better grade jackets and capes at comparatively low prices and promises an agreeable surprise if visitors come on Friday or Saturday.
Mule Spinners Union Advised to Accept Wage Reductions
The Massachusetts State Board of Arbitration reports Lowell mills have reduced spinner wages by about 5 percent as part of a city wide adjustment. The board urges conciliation over strikes, noting a work stoppage would disrupt other departments and worsen employment conditions amid a weak economy and approaching winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts cotton mills
Lowell
tpou
Southworth
Massachusetts
New Bedford
Nashua
toowell
ITis
BERNARD I. SUPPLE
tog
Sun House-Lot Contest
Sun House Lot contest appears in a fragmented OCR read with numerous garbled terms and random alphanumeric strings. readable elements include scattered numbers and partial phrases that do not form a coherent event or outcome. The overall text lacks clear entities or context to summarize into a factual news item.
Massachusetts Cotton Mills Letter to Board of Arbitration
Tam directs sending the exact copy of a morning letter from Massachusetts Cotton Mills Lowell October 21 1893 to the State Board of Arbitration Gentlmen. The spinners committee explained their position on the wages issue and declined further discussion. The board is to be informed of any union action regarding the enclosed letter. The committee will present the correspondence at next Friday’s union meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Lowell
State Board of Arbitration
Gentigmen
quade
llaying
Une
WS. Sourmworty
BERNARD FF. Sceppiy
Pol ice Court Hears Mix of Drunkenness and Assault Cases
In court this morning five drunkenness cases were quickly dispatched. Others included Nate Charters for milk law violation and William Charters for liquor custody with continuances to November 4. Benjamin Bernstein faced assault charges as Pheatfair on Grand street dominated the session. The judge also clarified usage of the term kid in Bernstein’s testimony, defining it as a young goat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate
William Charters
Benjamin Bernstein
Edward Partlow
Pheatfair
Grand street
P. Lynch
order of board of health
Atchison Taylor
Thomas Dolan
Jaques Flory
Rena Flory
Patrick
Julia Hurley
Llanpab Murray
Mary J. Williams
Charles R. McPharland
Hadley
Bernstein
iid
Death notices for Dowling and Bruce with interment plan
Thomas Dowling aged 4 son of Joln and Margaret Dowling died yesterday at his parents home 215 Gorham street. Herbert N Bruce died Thursday night at his sister's home 85 Riverside street aged old years. The remains will be sent to Sheldon Vermont the birthplace of deceased for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dowling
Joln
Margaret Dowling
Gorham street
Herbert N. Bruce
Riverside street
Sheldon, Vt
Ena of Doc Taylor
Roanoxa Virginia October 28 Doc Taylor the Swedenborgian murderer was hanged at Wise Courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ena
Doc Taylor
Roanoxa
Doc” Taylor
Wise Courthouse
Windle Sets World Record at Hampden Park Sprint
Wonderful Windle of Massachusetts established a new world bicycle record at Hampden park for one eighth of a mile from flying start. He completed the distance in 18 1-8 seconds and also broke the 106 yard record with a 54.553 second ride, surpassing Zimmersman’s prior mark of 6 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
nae
Mass
W. W. Windle
Hampden park
Zimmersman
Wife Murderer Hanged in Fresno
Fresno California October 28 Dr E C Vincent the wife murderer was hanged here yesterday for the crime he committed against his wife in the city displayed today in the justice system the execution followed his conviction and appeals ending with the hanging yesterday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Cal
E. C. Vincent
Riot in North End leads to mob clash with police
Boston residents recount a 30 minute riot in the Italian quarter near North and Richmond streets. Patrolman Look and ex-Officer Fairbain faced a mob of over 500, with Saggese and Scarmella among those aiding him before arrests. Wounded included Look, Fairbain, and others. several suspects were seized after a fierce clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
North End
Andrew
Fairbain
Cambridge
Frank Saggese
North
Richmond stresty
Leok
Raphael Scarmella
Manuel Forciette
Look
Saggese
James Wright
Lock
station Land
Cain
Rosetti
Dra. Elliott
Dunn
Scarmella
Forciette
Dominico Alfonzo
Political Labor Record of Greenhalge and Wolcott
Immense Ward Six turnout at the Precinct 1 club meeting with no candidate endorsed. Labor issues cited by W. P. Cherrington and speakers from St Louis Haverhill and Malden. Greenhalge and Wolcott's records condemned. Upcoming events include Gov. Russell speaking in Lowell and a Worcester debate presided by Mayor Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Record
Greenhalge
Wolcott
Worcester
Carroll
Ward Six
Precinct 1
McCarthy
Messrs
T. Dwyer
W. S. Grady
John J. Dobberly
Benson
Robinson
Jabor
W. F. McKinnan
St. Louis
IF. Biddell
Haverhill
D. S. Stone
Malden
James B. Cahill
W. F. Thornton
Peter J. Brady
registrars office
Captured Beast Lion Sealed In Cage After Wild Escapade
New York report from October 15 describes Wallace the lion roaming East Nineteenth Street stable overnight after escape. Lion tamers Cooklin McDonald and Buckskin Joe drove the beast into a second floor pen using poles and blanks, finally recapturing it by 12:50 PM. The 80 year old, toothless statement is noted to protect public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEw York
Wallace
East Nighteenth street
Messrs. Cooklin and McDonald
Barnum & Bailey
Bridgeport
Conn
Buckskin Joe
Montana
Bostock
Bocaccio
Conkling
McDonald
Female Suffrage Defeated by New York Judge Ruling
Syracuse Oct 26 Justice P C Williams ruled that the 1802 act granting women the right to register and vote for rural school commissioners is unconstitutional. The school commissioner is elective, not appointive, and therefore barred by the state constitution. An order removes women from registry lists. many registered women face possible prosecution if they vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SYRACUSE
P. C. Wiliams
Sle
New York
Hartford Supreme Court Reverses Barber Will Case
The supreme court of errors in Hartford reverses the probate ruling in Barber's appeal, a $100,000 estate will contest, citing errors in testimony admissibility and judge's charge and ordering a new trial. In Buffalo the Women's Christian Association biennial conference elected officers for the coming year, with Mrs. Springer as president and officers from New York, Louisville, Chicago, and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HARTFORD
supreme court of errors
Barber
superior court
James S. Barbour
supreme court
BUFFALO
Women’s Christian association
Springer
St. Louis
Stinson
New York
Duncan
Louisville
N. KE, True
Chicago
Schofield
Cleveland
India invites tenders for ten million dollar loan
A sanitized 19th century-tinged summary notes India inviting tenders for a loan of 10 000 090 dollars. It mentions weather officials declaring hurricane season over, Boston water supply precarious, and various incidents including Chilean volcanic eruption damage, a warship fire in East Boston, and other local misfortunes. The report lists multiple arson, burglary, and legal items with names and places, ending with Treasury Agent trouble and a prior arrest on false arrest charges in St Joan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Boston
Aleawidte Pelion
seattle
Saratoga street Methodist
Mashonaland
Johuo Burke
North Bay
Ont
New York
Vermont Methodist seminary
Joviah Ward
St. Johnsbury
Garvin
William Caldwells
Oxford
Edward Hanfield
Ashfield
Mass
Denver
Calo
house committee on banking and currency
sessson
Olneyville
R. I
Attleboro
Treasury
St. Joan
N. B
Converse J. Smith
United States treasury
Robert Muay
May
Eastport
Personal notices shuffle through summer social ties
Mr. John Logan returns to Los Angeles after a pleasant visit east and renewing acquaintances. Boston visits include Mrs. Charles Baron with her mother in Lowell, Mrs. Henry Novey in Portsmouth with Mrs. Charles Hovey, and Mrs. Fred C. Newhall visiting in Lowell. A luncheon honored Mrs. J. W. Huntoon and others. Joseph Huntoon heads to Sacramento. Florence Humphrey, Dr. I. M. Grierson, and Frank Pearson noted residents. Mrs. J. S. Marble purchased Watertown home. Violinist Daniel Sylvester to Worcester Opera House. Rev. J. S. Frost to Bangor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Logan
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Baron
Boston
C. A. S. Swan
Eleventh street
Henry Novey
Portsmouth
Charles Hovey
Fred C.Newhall
Lowell
Foster
Ward
Fletcher street
W. E. Livingston
Anna B. Flanders
Rockport
Miss White
Nesmith street
John A. Battrick
Emma Buttrick
Elizabeth Hills
N. Y
Cushing
Fitchburg
A.S. Tyler
Fairmount street
Hugh Walker
Charles P. Smith
Joseph Huntoon
George L. Huntoon
Sacramento
J. W. Huntoon
Free Baptist church
Bangor
Daniel Sylvester
Worcester
Worcester Opera house
Merlerson held on assault with intent to kill in Bostor
Simon Merkelson was held in $1000 for examination on November 3 for assault and battery with intent to kill Louis Wahsafsky. Isaac Glass faces the same charge and lies in hospital until fit for transport to court. In St Louis a mob tried to Lynch ex Priest Slattery at a lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostor
Simon Merkelson
Louis Wahsafsky
Isaac Glass
city hospital
St. Louis
Slattery
Seventeenth and Olive streets
Buffalo Bill Cody Sprints In 12 Hour Race In Paris
Paris reports a 12 hour race at Levallois Trotting club between Colonel Cody known as Buffalo Bill and cyclist Meyer. The pair race four hours daily for three days. After day one Cody logged 124 kilometres while Meyer covered 112 kilometres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PARIS
Colonel Cody
Buffalo Bill
Meyer
Levallois
Cody
Funeral for Thomas Conlan Set for Sunday
Members of Divisions 1 2 8 1 and 28 are asked to meet Sunday at 1.45 p m in pregalia. Hibernian Knights in uniform. Jowen A ease president Div 4 A. O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Conlan
pregalia
Hibernian Knights
JOWEN A. ease
A. O
Mrs Deacon to Marry in Jersey Suburb Return
New York October 28 The former Mrs Edward Parker Deacon, involved in a murder case in France last fall, now lives as Mrs Baldwin in a Jersey suburb. She plans to return to Highland in two weeks and is said to marry Parquiss de Baabet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Edward Parker‘Deacon
France
Jersey
Baldwin
Highland
Parquiss de Baabet
Mill Workers Face Shortened Hours After New Schedule
The Lowell Carpet mills shift to 374 hours per week starting Monday as Appleton mills resume full time. Paymaster Adams confirms reduced hours until trade improves, despite prior belief that mill troubles were ending. Operatives hope the cut is temporary and wait for a rebound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpet mills
Appleton mills
Lowell Carpet mills
SUN
Lyon
Adams
Marriages and Anniversary Celebrations Reported
The text records two weddings and a social anniversary. Ma Waisen and Elizabeth Dalylesh wed yesterday at the bride’s home on Bachman Street with about sixty relatives attending and a supper followed by games. Thomas Dalton wed Mary Boutilier at Immaculate Conception Parish with gifts including a marble clock. reception at 47 Perry Street with a Cot Columbas ALC event featuring music, readings, and dancing late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Waisen
Elizabeth Dalylesh
Bachman street
Heen Dalyliesh
Alexander Hrench
Ker
Watson
Lowell
Thomas Dalton
Mary Boutilier
Halifax
Nova Scotia
church of the Immaculate Conception
dr Burns
O. M
Nellie Mackley
Nottingham
England
Chauncey Abbott
Mrs. Humephrey
Miss Sheridan
Miss Greely
Misa Brown
Mrs. Gilmore
Master dindson
Miss Robinson
Ethel Dudgeon
Misa LE. Evans
Stuckbridge
Blomberg Benquet
Minnie Guinberg
Mies Mart Dode
tadte
Atre
Mackley
Perry street
Croud duck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cora
Tanner
LONDON
Alas Fucker
Annie Meadows
Nie
Meldon
Robert Redett
amc
Richard Lyle
Jenkinson
O'Donnell
Gilbride
Qur
GLOAK DEPT
O Donnell, Gilbride
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Sts
STATE BOARD
ACCEHEPTANCHE
Mr. Southworth
Riverside oval
A. C. TI
Woburn
rock bottom
Palace Pharmacy
Prescott street
Simon Towle
Holyoke
Laster’s Protective union
American Federation of Labor
McKinley
Carlson
Central Labor union
Le Grand
Walker
Lowell Lodge
Mt. Vernon
Mr. George
J. H. Mahoney
George Richardson
George McKenzie
E. A. Davis
H. Connell
Sp Por
William V. Meade
Saucus Club
Edward M. Bowers
Lowell Vefora Club
Jake Mahoney
Court Wainesit
A. O. BF
Hugh McQonnade
Young Men's Catholic Institute
J.B. Meechlin
Clover Club
O'Ne
S.C. R. Court Middlesex
ALO
McOsker
Los Miserables
James McLaughliin
C. U
Mathew Pettperanes Institute
Murdock McWinven
Atlantic Social Club
William Hodgson
Merrimack Liness
O.C
David Burns
Girand
Merrimack Lodge
J. Lapierre
St. Joseph
J. Black
Manchester Unity
F. Thomas Leeson
Sr. Woodard
Merrimack
Thomas F. Connelly
Frank Curry
Butler Makers union
Rapoleon Hamilton
St Joseph
sted
Hadley, J
OFFICER HOOK
Sullivan
Mrs. Ground
Sagegese
Framingham
W.P. Cherrington
Quincy
democrats
Messrs. Williams
Marsh
P. J. Dusty
P. Kehoe
Philip Desmaris
Lewis Regnier
William Dunn
J. W. Paradis
T. J. Kennedy
John J. Burns
Alderman McDonald
Cyrille Constantineau
Coolidge R. Johnson
James A.Ready
Louis Regnier
THE STABLE
Empire State
Mrs. Springer
Hibernians
AAYMENICAQ
Court Columbus Dance
Cot Cohmubas
ALC
cour
WLedAler Arsene
Pyrell
tanger
Willian Pyrell
Po Bourke
M. Gorman
Nittie Jantzen
Margaret Callahan
Marcia Cougreshall
Edward I. Slattery
Collings
Dennis Healey
James
James [. Castello
William F. Savage
John Fitzsimons
etedent corps of aids
LOWNLE MAHK
Tenth Street
Committee on Lands and Buildings
RICHARD BRAY
NIEWSPAPs
TUPI
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!