Wedded at Twelve Bigamy Trial in Long Island Court
Kate Mott Nugent, married four times before age 14 on Long Island, faced bigamy charges in a Sessions Court at Riverhead. The trial featured her defense lawyer's frequent pleas, witnesses detailing her youths and marriages, and a jury that could not reach a verdict.
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Long Island
Court of Sessions
Tiverhead
Kate Mott Nugent
Wilmot Smith
Reeve
Lincoln
Roy Shore
Fields Palmer
Sarah
Patchogue
Inge
Lincoln Lucent
Kate Mott
Palmer
Episcopal
Mr. Nugent
Bathore
George Gregory
Frank Fox
Fox
Gregory
Lincoln Nugent
Nugent
Thor
Petty
Archdeacon
DioPatch's New Home The Newspaper Office Complex
Ground broke last April for a fully equipped newsroom housing a 450 incandescent dynamo a Pape power Eddy motor set and an automatic paper elevator. A 500-horsepower Stillman Brice heater feeds Epp Co. pumps while coal stokers and an overhead iron tank supply the boilers. The presses include Intestim eic RB Hoe Collins McLeester type. Third press space remains for completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillman & Brice
Eppint & Co
Lemmon Alley
Eic
RB. Hoe & Go
New York
Collins & McLeester
Esunant
The Improved Presses by Hoe and Co
The two new presses announced by Hoe and Co promise simplicity and perfection with no more supplements. They boast high speed and splendid work, marking a triumph in press technology for the era.
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Hoe £ Co
Printing Plant’s Dual System Powers The Dispatch
The article describes a newspaper plant with a duplicated entire printing system including two tubular boilers and a power hall with an underground conduit carrying steam and electric lines to a new building. It highlights Tam Disratcn’s machines as marvels of simple yet powerful engineering capable of rolling, printing, cutting, and folding newspapers at high speed.
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Ihe
Diamond Street
Power Hall
Power Hall Company
Ground Plan of New Dispatch Building and Power Plant
The description details a dispatch building with three 450 horsepower incandescent light dynamos two 80 horsepower engines and a 4 horsepower engine. Power Hall offers instant steam or electric power and includes a complete set of type and a stereotyping plant for rapid recovery in emergencies.
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Dispatch
Power Hall
New DispatcH Building Impresses with Massive Printing Presses
The article details the DispatcH Building’s fire proof brick construction, steel floors, terra cotta finishes, and twin steam heated vents. It highlights James T. Steen as architect and Alexander Gilleland as contractor. The new presses, largest of their kind in the U S, print and fold rapidly with duplex folders and 16 stereotype plates per press.
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Dispatch
Ible
James T. Steen
Alexander Gilleland
Alle
United States
Registration of Voters Under New Law, Harrity Says
Secretary Harrity announces that voter revisitation must follow the May 29 1891 act not the January 90 act. Assessors should begin in May with a Monday visit to each decline house in their district and start in December on the first Monday.
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Harrity
Pistatoh
Mirae Amyie
Practica Sree Ionsis Soamianceea Ee
Paper folder mechanism improvements and industrial suppliers listed
An article describes a simple adjustable paper folder mechanism used in printing. It lists contractors and suppliers for related components such as stone work brick work iron work and concrete, including Jones Laughlins and Russell & one engines. It notes potential order issues when folder sides fail and mentions risks of jams or stops in older presses.
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Boies Co
Shafting, Jones & Laughlins
Ingre H. Phillipe
Russell
Néry
Electric Lighting At The Dispatch Offices
The new Dispatch quarters feature an electric lighting plant from Western Electric Company, a huge firm with 22 million capital and offices worldwide. The dynamo powers 400 incandescent lights and the company also supplied switchboards for police, fire department, and the telephone exchange.
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Western Electric Company
Europe
Mrs Hughes and Husband Scalded in Drunken quarrel
A drunken dispute on Second Avenue near Soho left Robert and Bridget Hughes badly burned. Bridget Hughes swiped a hot water dish pan. Robert turned it onto her, scalding her face and breast while suffering facial burns himself. They were taken to the Fourteenth Ward station for treatment.
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Robert Hughes
Bridget
Second Avenue
Soho
Hughes
Moan
Fourteenth Ward
Surprise ann sale at center counters on Friday
Center counters host a Friday sale named Boges and Bux. The event promises incentives to attendees and details are promoted to attract shoppers.
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Boges & Bux
Welty's Offers Twenty Thousand Shades at Low Price
Local retailer Welty's lists an enormous stock of shades priced to move at 120 Federal, 65 67 69 and 71 Parkway locations. Shoppers are urged to act quickly before stock runs out.
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Welty
Federal Street
Parkway
Welty’s
Federal
France Seizes Chilean War Vessels at Toulon Dockyard
Acting justice officials in Toulon moved to sequestrate the ironclad Captain Prat and cruiser Presidente Pinto built for the Chilean government. The step follows a Paris court ruling prompted by Balmaceda rebels. Presidente Pinto already hosts part of its crew. Captain Prat and Presidente Eraste remain unfinished.
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Duntlap
Paris
Procureur de la Republique
Toulon
l'Juye de la Paix
Societe Des Forges Et Chantiers de la Mediterrannee
Prat
Presidente Pinto
Markets Firm as Bankers Deny Boosting Rescue Efforts
Lonxpon June 3 markets opened firm after the chairman of bankers denied that plans to aid a major financial house prompted today’s bankers meeting. Officials said meetings aimed to stabilize the Bank of England and stop the discount rate from falling, with the Bank of England lowering foreign gold coin price to 76s 6d per ounce. Reports from Buenos Ayres noted four banks closed and a run on others, amid rumors of trouble at a London branch of a Buenos Ayres concern.
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Lonxpon
Bank of England
Buenos Ayres
London
Foreign Wheat Damaged by European Harvest Shortfalls
Vienna reports that March and April rains rotted winter wheat in Southern Russia while drought bites the northern Empire. Roumania Austria and Hungary face poor yields. In contrast US harvests are strong keeping prices down though Europe may need American grain and strain money markets as gold moves to cover imports.
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Vienna
von Caprivi
Europe
Russia
Roumania
Austria
Huni
United States
America
Bank of England
Electric storm kills child and injures boys in Vienna report
A Vienna thunderstorm caused 26 fires and widespread damage. A boy died in his mother's arms and three schoolboys were crippled by a lightning strike. A cloudburst flooded districts and damaged telegraph lines, while a Cologne dynamite factory explosion injured eight workers.
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Brown
Dunlap
Carer Company
Vienna
Europe
Berlin
Cologne
Schlesbusch
Primaries and Politics in No 3 Judge Race
Saturday features Republican primaries for county convention delegates in districts outside cities. Nominees include Judge J N Over and Prothonotary John Bradley with Frank Patterson as Poor Director. Berry challenged for Jury Commissioner. Democratic primaries nominate Thomas Muller for Jury Commissioner and R S McCutcheon withdraws. Explosion aftermath and Bavarian flood add separate notes.
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Grand Opera House
Orphan’s Court
Legislative District
Harrisburg
J. N. Over
Orphans’ Court
John Bradley
Frank Patterson
A Berry
Ury
Thomas Muller
Thirtieth
R. S. McCutcheon
Shaler
Proorotary
Bar
Judges of Common Pleas
De Lobain Refuses To Face Accusers In Belfast Letter
A letter dated May 20 and signed by De Lobain to the East Belfast Independent Conservative Association refuses to return to face accusers. He cites not following a duty that would risk life and liberty and says he cannot come due to health and God’s guidance.
Davitt in Poor Luck as Labor World Suspends
Michael Davitt who sailed for California for health reasons saw his venture fail as the Labor World under his supervision declined. The directors met yesterday and ordered suspension of publication after noting heavy losses and continuing decline since his departure.
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Loxpox
Michael Davitt
California
Labor World
Tragic Family Deaths Reported in Morning Incident
An eratic family member was found lifeless by his mother's deathbed this morning. He had shot himself through the heart, causing the mother, identified as Lerner, to die during the night.
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Eratic
Panes Lerner
Balfour Praises Crimes Act in Ireland Suspension Plan
In Loxpox on June 3 Mr. Balfour Chief Secretary for Ireland argued the crimes act reduced crime to the point of suspension nationwide, save for a few areas where the Plan of Campaign still lingers. He said a government proclamation would shortly follow.
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Balfour
Ireland
Judges to remain in office as November election decides ten year terms
The text notes the Judges will keep their offices until the November vote determines the ten year tenure. It mentions possible opposition by at least two candidates, William A. Sipe and Judge C B Fetterman, with Fetterman publicly declaring his intentions.
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William A. Sipe
Fetterman
Missing Embezzler Edward Sievers Informs Disappearance
The Hazleton dispatch reports Edward A. Sievers a noted lawyer and church member from Mauch Chunk has been missing since last week. Investigators reveal he embezzled about $10,000 mainly from railroad workers and acquaintances and forged his mother’s name to some papers securing bonds. He was a prominent attorney with a large practice.
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Hazleton
Edward A. Sievers
Mauch Chunk
Lehigh Valley
Sievers
Police sue over Silksworth eviction injuries damages
London June 3 Police Superintendent Oliver of Coussett served with writ claiming 10000 pounds damages for injuries to 20 men in the recent police baton charge at the Silksworth eviction. Case set for Queen's Bench with date to be fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oliver
Coussett
Silksworth
Queen's Bench
Sir Edward Watkin builds electric light chalet on Snowden
Lexpos June 3 reports Sir Edward Watkin has constructed a private chalet on the summit of Snowden. He plans a powerful electric light intended to be visible across most of Wales England and into Ireland.
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Lexpos
Edward Watkin
Snowden
Wales
England
Ireland
Balfour Urges Imperial Laws and Credit for Ireland
In his closing remarks Mr. Balfour argued the empire should enforce its act longer to curb lawlessness and cited Ireland’s conditions, stating the country urgently needed imperial laws and imperial credit.
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Balfour
Ireland
Imminent Clyde Shipwright Strike Amid Wage Cuts
Glascow June 3 reports a looming strike by shipwrights and shipyard workers on the Clyde. If masters enforce a threatened 14 percent wage cut next Thursday, up to 20,000 steady workers may refuse to work.
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Dunlap
Glascow
Clyde
Glasgow
Peter's Pence Fund Deficit Estimated at 10 Million Francs
The report of June 3 states the deficit in Peter's Pence fund now stands at 10,000,000 francs, about 2,000,000 dollars, reflecting a sizable shortfall in church appeals.
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Peter
Dunlap
Romy
Notable District Attorney Convicted Mollie Maguire Ring
The district attorney secured 16 Mollie Maguire convictions and sent them to the gallows. Re-elected twice on this record, he later faced an accusation of misappropriating about $1,000 from fire insurance companies, with Northampton listed as the principal sufferer in the anticipated losses.
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Mollie Maguire
Northampton
Bellevue to Hold Meeting for John W Morrison Candidacy
Citizens of Bellevue plan a meeting tonight to honor John W Morrison Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives and to bolster his bid for the State Treasurer position. Morrison remains popular at home.
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Bellevue
John W. Morrison
House of Representatives
Morrison
Water-Inspectors Dismissed Over Alleged Ostracism
Chief Ehlers of the Department of Public Works in Allegheny discharge Samuel Longadale pene Crehan and Kirkpatrick, water inspectors, amid reports their friends charged they opposed his policies and faced retaliation.
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Ehlers
Department of Public Works
Allegheny
Samuel Longadale
Pene Crehan
Kirkpatrick
Mr. Ehlers
Women's Liberal-Unionist meeting in London discusses suffrage
The Marquis of Lorne chairs the third annual meeting of the Women's Liberal-Unionist Association. A report from counsel finds suffrage not germane to the group's objects, and a note refers to a deathbed situation involving a mother. Baron Edmund Bevethy linked to Vienna society.
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HY Duncap
Lexpos
Marquis of Lorne
Women's Liberal-Unionist Association
Bonn University students refuse to fund Bismarck testimonial
Bonn University students decline to subscribe to a silver cup honoring Prince Bismarck. Prince Kreuss asked why, and the students said they could not honor Bismarck while he opposed the Emperor. The text appears from DUNLAP'S CADLE COMPANY and includes stray notices about WI Price and a street address.
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Dunlap
Bern
Bonn University
Prince Bismarck
Prince Kreuss
Bismarck
Oleneshaucks Charged With Disorderly Conduct
Mr and Mrs Oleneshauck are charged with disorderly conduct after a quarrel in front of Thomas Dreikasens residence drew a large crowd. They will have a hearing before Alderman Beinhauser this evening.
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Ludwig Oleneshauck
Thomas Dreikasen
Beinhauer
Picnic Day Shutdown Aids Beaver Reunion
Homestead mills will close Saturday at 6 o'clock to permit workers to attend the Beaver reunion. Arrangements for the event are complete and a big time is anticipated.
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Beaver
Supreme Court Hears Tax Dispute Over Beer Stock
The Supreme Court heard cases on taxing capital stock of beer brewers like Germania Brewing of Philadelphia and the issue of uniform taxation. Attorneys argued that exempting some manufacturing firms while taxing others violates the constitution, with large claims against the state tied to past assessments and penalties.
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Harrissvrg
Supreme Court
Germania Brewing Company
Philadelphia
Samuel Gustine Thompson
Hensel
Rufus E. Shapley
Norris
Commonwealth
Shepley
Agiter Cater
Neep
D. Gilbert
Ae Pennay
Gilbert
Wayne MccVeagh
Conseilsier
Reading
Simonton
Messia, Lamberton and Johnson
Delaware, Peckawaaen and Western Railroad
Italian man held on cruelty to stepson charge
Philip Lourenzo an Italian was arrested on a warrant charging cruelty to his 11 year old stepson. Agent Dean prosecutes. Lourenzo who lives at 2350 age Acre something held a child in garret for more than a week and abused him. He faces a hearing before Magistrate McKenna.
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Philip Lourenzo
Dean
Lourenzo
Garret
McKenna
Death of John Nolan in Falls Washington Territory
Word came yesterday of the death of John Nolan who with his brother Michael has been traveling in the West with a theatrical company. He died at Falls W T of tobai fever. Beretaden on the air avers Se and Bee street and the body will be buried.
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John Nolan
Michael
West
Falls, W.T
Bee Street
Typographical Union Meeting Set for Boston Next Week
Oscar F. Adams A. Williams George L. Happer and John A. Warden represent Typographical Union No 7 at a Civiy cinth Boston rally and the International Union gathering scheduled for next week.
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Oscar F. Adams
A. Williams
George L. Happer
Typographical Union No. 7
John A. Warden
Jos Aight
Civiy Cinth
Boston
International Union
Officer Lible to Die and Officer Baltz Burglar Shot
The officer Lible is critically injured after a burglary incident on Locust Street. Officer Baltz, severely wounded with three broken ribs, faces uncertain recovery as authorities pursue details of the morning event.
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Jacob Baltz
Locust Street
Sims Not Member of John Gray Council U A M
Counselor W M Wagner of John Gray Council Jr U A M said last night that James W Sims who shot himself on Tuesday is not a member of that council. The statement clarifies membership status amid the incident in the order area.
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W. M. Wagner
John Gray Council Jr
James W. Sims
Tick
Vicmhec
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Port Jefferson
Bigemr
Mra Petty
Kate Matt Nugent
Matt
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New Dispatch Building
Drsraton
Patent Office
Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Miladelphia
Keith
George Clymer
Washington Ress
Samuel Rust
Washington Press
Daniel Treadwell
American Tract Society
American Bible Society
Adams
Samuel Adams
Konig
the Hall of London Times
Oper
Apple
R. M. Hoe
Richard M. Hoe
Lords of the Privy Council of England
la Patrie
London Times
Augustus Applegarth
Registration OF Voters
Ong
Saller & Co
Workingman
Smithield
Diamond Ae
France
Balmaceda
Dunlap's Cable Company
Germany
Hochsper
Bavaria
Frankenstein
DE Lobain
BF Dunlap
Canse Company
Davitt
UY Dunlap
Casle Company
NY Dunlap
Canle Company
Edmund Bevethy
WI Price
Pennsylvania Company
Sims
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