Unique Point Raised in C. F. King Case
New development in the C. F. King case questions whether a loan to two women buying stock in the Alton Manufacturing Company can be counted as part of King’s assets. The $2000 loan is under scrutiny as a possible estate asset while a separate loan to a prominent attorney remains unverified. Inspector McGarr reports over 40 cases of alleged fraud and conspiracy.
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C. F. King
King
Alton
Sandwich
Inspector McGarr
Groundfish Arrival at T Wharf Fleets Bring Large Catches
The day brought 16 arrivals totaling 505000 pounds of fish including haddock cod hake pollock and cask with prices ranging from 2 3-4 to 4 3-4 cents per pound. Vessels Ingomar and Louise R Sylva reported hake and mackerel activity while other ships passed or prepared for future deliveries. A steam crane from Brooklyn navy yard will join the local navy yard.
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Louise R. Sylva
Haddock
Wallace Parsons
Gloucester
Ingomar
Fulton Market
New York
George Parker
Joe Graham
Fortress Monroe
Regina
Jere Shea
Georges
Frances P. Mesquita
Vera
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Long Wharf
Port Antonio
Jamaica
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Eynon
Liverpool
Leyland
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Philadelphian
London
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Saxonia
B. H. Pentecost
Queenstown
Hermia
Silvia
Banes
Cuba
Sif
Matanzas
Framfield
Progreso
Mexico
Landsman
Shipping News Mini Almanac Page Highlights and Vessel Movements
Shipping notices list sun and moon times, tides, and day length. It records steamers Vera Ryoving Hawes and others sailing between Halifax Boston Portland and St John with towing barges and schooners. Cleared ships include Anglian Nora and Vera, while sailings mention many coastal routes and ports in a detailed ledger style.
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Seerly III
Vera
Ryoving
Port Anto- Hilo
Jam
A. W. Perry
Hawes
Halifax
N. S
Boston
McKenzie
Dartmouth N. S
Calvin Austin
Pike
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Katahdin
Maguire
Jucksonyine
Brunswick
Charleston
Ae Dingley
Linscott
Cape Ann
Goldfrey
Gloucester
Mass
Bartlett
Philadelphia
Rij
Berkley
Waltham, McConnell
No News
Havana
Fastau
Covington, Smith
Cto
Mary
Mitchell
Gettysburg
Camp
Philadel
Merriam
Cacoosing
Togiun
Fred E. Richards
McKinnon
Rockland
New York
St. Bernard
Benjamin
Wanda
Atkinson
Limenburg
N. 8
Anglian
London
Badonia Ger
Hamburg
Baltimore
Nora
Nor
Pedro de Macoris
Norfolk
Fanny
St John
Premier Campbell Bannerman in Fair Night After Hopes
London April 2 Premier Campbell Bannerman passed a fair night and there is no material change in his condition.
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London
Campbell-Bannerman
Dorchester Hisses Auerbach At Temperance Meeting
Attorney Junius T. Auerbach faced hisses and cat calls from temperance supporters at the Columbia Road building while arguing against a district option bill in the House. He urged that passage would be class legislation as residents in Dorchester largely favor liquor licenses. Ex-District Attorney Guy A. Ham and Malachi Jennings clashed later, denying paid influence by brewing interests as Frost and O’Brien listened.
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Junius T. Auerbach
Dorchester
Columbia Road
Auerbach
O'Brien
Frost
Ward 16
United States
Guy Ham
Malachi Jennings
Guy A. Ham
Ham
End of Eighth Massachusetts Militia Trouble
The Eighth Regiment of Infantry Massachusetts Volunteer Militia saw its crisis end with the resignation of Lieutenant-Colonel Edward H. Eldredge at the State House. The turmoil reportedly arose from Colonel William A. Pew’s long dominance over regimental politics and elections after his recent election as brigadier general.
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Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
State House
Edward H. Eldredge
William A. Pew
Cannon Introduces Paper Trust Investigation Resolutions
Speaker Cannon introduced resolutions directing the Attorney General and the Secretary of Commerce and Labor to report actions taken to investigate the International Paper Company of New York and other firms believed to seek a paper monopoly. He said publishers’ claims could lead to penalties for paper manufacturers and possible dissolution of the trust in U.S. courts.
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Washington
Cannon
Attorney-General
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
House
International Paper Company of New York
United States
Rate War Looms As New steerage Fares Decline
New York April 2. The North German Lloyd Steamship Co cuts steerage rates to Italian and Mediterranean ports. The move, the lowest in years, signals another rate war among transatlantic lines.
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New York
Lloyd Steamship Company
Robbers Blew Safe at Bank of Mounds in Oklahoma
News wires report a bank robbery at Mounds Oklahoma where the Bank of Mounds safe was blown open and about 5400 dollars taken before the thieves fled. Other dispatches note Alabama Representative Heflin posting bond on assault charges and a prairie fire near Paxton causing deaths and extensive damage. Concerns arise over May Day stoppage by the Diamond Workers Union and political changes in Santo Domingo and Honduras. Montero in Ecuador narrowly escaped assassination as bubonic plague fears stir northern provinces.
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Muskogee
Okla
Bank of
Amsterdam
Diamond Workers’ Union
San Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingo
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Washington
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Montero
Atocha
Tbarra
Boston Retail Grocers Attend the Hippodrome
More than 2500 members and friends of the Boston Retail Grocers Association filled Mechanics' Building for a Boston Hippodrome show. Oscar Lowande led the crowd with a stunning bareback ride, while the Flying Barvards, Powers' elephants, Herzog's stallions, Lowande's tallyho coach act, and the clowns drew strong applause. Tonight the commercial travellers will save an inning.
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Boston Retail Grocers’ Association
Boston
Forger Edward H Dunn Surrenders in Chicago
Wanted by hub police for months on 16 counts of forgery Dunn, known for assuming army officer roles, turned up in Chicago. He admitted the check for 25 000 dollars drawn on a New York bank and signed by A Sabey as worthless, claiming it was given by a man in Chicago.
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Edward H. Dunn
Boston
Chicago
New York
Dunn
A. Sabey
Local police describe Dunn as social lion in brief career
The police credit Dunn with a remarkable career saying in a brief but fast career in this and other cities he was a social figure. They report Dunn aged 33 and born in Rhode Island is a Naval Academy graduate who rose to lieutenant in the Navy.
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Dunn
Rhode Island
Naval Academy
Navy
Rushing Vanderbilt Divorce Testimony Revealed
Kempster testified for Mrs. Vanderbilt about actions of her husband, Vanderbilt. He is noted as a close confidant of Mr. Vanderbilt, while Mrs. Vanderbilt distrusts him. The petition seeks custody of their six year old son with visitation terms to be set by the court. Alimony details are not specified. The case resumes tomorrow.
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Subpena
Kempster
Vanderbilt
Cable
Council Raps Mayor Over Eddy Appointment and Loans
The city council approved a $500000 loan for highway layout and construction outside the debt limit, aiming to accept suburban streets. Mayor Hibbard faced sharp criticism over Eddy’s appointment as superintendent of streets. A separate transfer of $40000 shifted funds from Copley square to the Old Colony roadbed amid minor dissent.
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Board of Aldermen
Bramhall
Ward
Hibbard
Donovan
Antigonish
Squeedunk
Chelsea
Boston
Harrison P. Eddy
Doherty
Eddy
Tom" Joyce
Curley
Joyce
Dearborn
Mark Angelovitch
Angel
Copley Square
Old Colony
Harding
Crocker
Haskell Carpenter Newton Wedding in Newton Residence
Miss Clara L. Carpenter wed Clarence G. Haskell of Auburndale at Vernon E. Carpenter’s Waltham Street home. The ceremony was by Rev. J. Edgar Parks with Rev. Julian C. Jaynes. maid of honor Miss Josephine Carpenter. Flower girls were Marcia H. Haskell and Barbara C. Clark. ushers included Arthur T. Lovett William H. Bacon and others.
Woman seeks life insurance payout by suicide after year
Marie Lehmann, 26, planned to kill herself after a one year waiting period in a policy naming sister Margaret, 19, beneficiary. She died last night by swallowing carbolic acid as the one year mark passed. The policy, found among her effects, reveals the April Fool remark masking her intent.
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ST. Louis
Marie Lehmann
Margaret
Marie
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