Arrests in Concord reformatory theft case shock town
Frep P. Orcorr William G. Russell and W. L. Dunham, prison employees, are arrested on charges of stealing 250 pounds of thread valued at 225 dollars from the Concord reformatory. The thread was recovered at a pawnbroker's.
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W. £. Dunham
Concord
Mass.) Reformatory
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Bergen County
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New York
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Cleveland
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Springfield
Mass
Eliza Cook Dies in Wimbledon at Seventy One
Eliza Cook English poetess dies on the 25th at Wimbledon where she had lived in seclusion for many years. She was seventy one. The note cites other obituaries and political nominations from the period.
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Mississippi
James R. ‘Chalmers
W. C. Mathison
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Wuie
Gouverneur Carr
New York City
Jacob A. Waterhouse
Vassar College
Providence
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Newburyport
W. College
Tux
Wyoming
Global Headlines from a Turbulent Era
An American nun faces a twelve year sentence in London for a Munich jewel theft. Reports claim Captain Lacher’s Neversink catboat was stolen near Cherbourg. P V Luster, released in Panama after 185 days for killing Cevallos, who had pursued him, emerges amid ongoing trials. A Quebec landslide prompts calls for earlier cliff repairs. Swiss frost devastates grape and tobacco vines. Milan building collapse kills five, injures twenty. Paris municipal commission voids Boulangers Rochefort votes. Joffrin elected. Crete tensions rise as Greek gunboat shelters insurgents. Turkish troops accused of abuses. Odessa teacher Sause dies by suicide, triggering family tragedy. Rotterdam dock strike widens. cigar firms join. some shipowners offer 25% wage raises. Chicago cattle reach Mainz with 5,000 more contracted for October. Interior trade shipments show growing success.
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London
Munich
Cherbourg
France
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Neversink
Atlantic
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Tennessee
Panama
Cevallos
Luster
Quebec
Switzerland
Milan
Italy
Municipal Commission of
Paris
General Boulanger
Henri Rochefort
A. Joffrin
Melos
Crete
Odessa
Russia
Sause
Rotterdam
Chicago
Mainz
Germany
Numerous state and national incidents reported across cities
Tennessee taxables rise by 116 million. Butte fire destroys 300 thousand in value with three dead. Ex-Queen NDatafig returns to Belgrade amid joyless reception by government. Various arrests, trials, and losses across Ohio, Illinois, Maryland, and Kentucky including bank fraud, forgery, embezzlement, and fatal accidents.
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