Man with Knife Seeks Carnegie at Hotel Schenley
Frederick Slagel 33 armed with a concealed pocketknife was arrested in front of the Hotel Schenley in Pittsburgh while trying to enter to speak with Andrew Carnegie about a patent sale for milking cows. He carried $261 and claimed to be from Los Angeles California. Carnegie was not in the hotel and Slagel was charged as a suspicious person.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Frederick Slagel
Schenley
Slagel
John Kennedy
Andrew Carnegie
Oakland
Los Angeles
Cal
Carnegie
Ex President of Bank of Redemption Dies in Boston
James B. Case former president of the National Bank of Redemption died at his home 468 Beacon Street Boston. He was a noted figure in local banking years ago and had kept an office at 55 Kilby Street. He is survived by a widow and three daughters.
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James B. Case
The
National Bank of Redemption
Beacon Street
Case
Boston
Kilby Street
Recognition of the Working Man Feature of Methodist Conference
The New England Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church meets at First M. E. Church in Lyn. Ministers vow to reach laboring people as a core church aim. The body backs strict Sunday laws and asks the Legislature to block Sunday work bills and open licenses for entertainments. Andrew Carnegie is thanked for organ gifts to churches.
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Methodist
Lyn
New England
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. E
Andrew Carnegie
Architects Offer $1200 Prize For Travel Scholarship
A travelling scholarship of 1200 dollars is offered by several architects to a Technology architectural student who excels in a merit based competition beginning today. The winner is expected to sail to Europe by September 1, 1907 and stay abroad for one year unless otherwise authorized.
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Europe
Card Dropped in Whist Led to Divorce in Worcester
Mrs Valeria L Huckins testified in Worcester court that a whist game incident led to fear and threats from her husband Lyman Huckins. She described being kicked under the table and facing gun axe and razor threats, and she obtained a decree nisi.
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Worcester
Valeria L. Huckins
Lyman Huckins
There Is Not a Self-Made Man in the World
President Tuttle of the Boston and Maine railroad told Boston Y M C A department members at their sixth annual dinner that there is no self made man, success comes from circumstance and opportunity. He argued character grows from basic needs and a good life, not creed, and stressed building a manly Christian life through the institution. Speakers included Rev. Dr. Gordon International Secretary Dudley and John Shepard with a regret letter from Melvin Adams read.
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President Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad Department
Boston Y. M. C. A
Beverly Street
George A. Gordon
G. M. Dudley
Montreal
John Shepard
Melvin O. Adams
Eddy Case at Concord to Proceed Without Hearing
The Eddy case in Concord New Hampshire will proceed next Monday with only the filing of answers. Attorney F W Peabody, local representative for Mrs Eddy’s kin, said no hearing or argument will occur at that time. The attorneys may later agree on a hearing date or the court may set one. It is likely a conference with George W Glover’s attorneys and former Senator Chandler will be held in Boston later this month.
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Eddy
Concord
N. H
F. W. Peabody
Mr. Peabody
George W. Glover
Chandler
Boston
Pepper Seeks $100000 Fee as Receiver
George Wharton Pepper, receiver for Bay State Gas Company of Delaware, petitions the U S Circuit Court for a $100 000 reasonable compensation for his services in this jurisdiction. This marks a second fee request after Judge Putnam previously approved $220 000 for Pepper and his counsel Sherman J L Whipple.
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George Wharton Pepper
Bay State Gas Company of
Delaware
United States Circuit Court
Putnam
Pepper
Sherman JL. Whipple
Missing Miss Smith Found In New Bedford
Relatives of Annie Smith of Montreal, who disappeared from Brighton on Wednesday, received a call from New Bedford stating she is there with friends. She had been despondent, and her escape raised fears of self harm. Relatives left for New Bedford to return with her.
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Annie Smith
Montreal
Brighton
New Bedford
Miss Smith
Feeney Visits John B. Moran
An air of mystery hung in the district attorney’s office after noon as John P. Feeney chairman of the Democratic State committee paid a long visit to John B. Moran. Assistant District Attorney McGettrick joined them for a conference lasting about an hour. The topic and significance remained unclear but rumored to be political in nature.
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John P. Feeney
Democratic State Committee
Moran
McGettrick
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