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... SCENES IN A HARTLEPOOL HOUSE Wife Slot and Killed : Lodger Stabbed In a Struggle. A Vain* mimed last night a • hems a Ada Mot, Wert Hanlipid. It ell theta men odour. named a mid to hare been jealous of ode became soother man of colour, cot her with • ...
... WEST HARTLEPOOL ELECTION. The chief event is connectiou with the Hartlepool election yesterday was a crowded meettog in the Armoury. West Hartlepool. commuted by the supporters of bir William Gray. Mr. T. W. Russell sad Sir Henry Havelock-Allan delivered ...
... HARTLEPOOL UNDER FIRE. CHILD VICTIMS OF SHELLS. MANY BUILDINGS DAMAGED SHELLS. Many of the houses in the better-ola« residential district on the cilffs at Hartlepool, and of the working-class the old town West Hartlepool, were wrecked. Few, however, seem ...
... HARTLEPOOL The rit fer the elect-on of a member of Paritament for the Ha: seated), was received oy imei ill will be on Monday. next Priday, and the polling will take place DUBLIN. Mr. W. Abraham (Nationalist) was yesterday re- turned for the Harbour Division ...
... A HARTLEPOOL MYSTERY. Mr. George Zissler, leading trades®* o*. Hartlepool, and a well-known cyclist the \v found on Friday evening in Brunswick-st£ Hartlepool, shot through the neck. He was 1 ' his residence Church-street, where wa tfe rii^,j r« revolver ...
... HARTLEPOOL. Jealousy is said to have boon the cause of a terrible tragedy that took place in Ada Street, West Hartlepool, where coloured man named Thomas Thompson shot his wife and afterwards attempted to murder black man who lodged with him. Mrs. Thompson ...
... WEST HARTLEPOOL ELECTION. The Gladstoniaas were the busiest in the constituency yesterday. bolding two open-air meetings, at which short addresses were delivered to working during their diatom hour. to ths evening the held a meeting at the Gladstone Coffee ...
... TIRE AT WEST HARTLEPOOL. A serious yesterday. at thee:Unsnap we mills of Mmes. sad Stabler. at West Hartlepool. Amospt property deetroyedwere 16 belonging to Cospaey. Th; lons is persieUy revered by insurance. COLLIERS' WAoF : AN ADVANCE REFUSED. Tee ...
... HARTLEPOOL FIBS EXTINGUISHED. Some Families Returning to their Homes. DAMAGE. Hartlepool. Friday. The great fire Hartlepool has now been totally extinguished, the only task remaining to the firemen being to guard against renewed outbreaks. The work of ...
... HARTLEPOOL. Tariff Reform Attacfe Repulsed. EXCITING SCENES. Hartlepool, Monday. Polling fa proceeding Hartlepool to-dcy for Election of a member of in the place of Sir Christopher Furness,. Liberal, unseated on petition The candidates are Air. ©. ¥¥ ...
... HARTLEPOOL. •Sir C. Furness (L W. O. U. Gnlteu (U.) Majority Change. 1906.—L, unopposed. IPSWICH •Sir F. Goddard (L.) 6,120 Rev. C Sylvester Horne (L.) 5.958 A. C. Cburcliman (U.) 5.690 B. H. Barton (U.) 5,645 Majority Change. 1906.—L. maj., 1,699 ...
... RESULT OF THE HARTLEPOOL ELECTION Polling took place at Hartlepool on Monday for the election of a member of Parliament in the place of Sir Christopher Furness, Liberal, unseated on petition. The result was declared about 11 o'clock follows:— S. W. FURNESS ...