City Council probes Globe Bank affair during first hearings
A special Common Council committee opened hearings into the Globe Bank withdrawal controversy. Sinking fund commissioners testifying expressed confidence in President Stevens, while noting the bank's partial withdrawal and the clearing house loan offer. Witnesses include City Treasurer Turner and Mayor Quincy's representative, with further testimony planned.
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Common Council
Globe Bank
N. J.rust
Joseph H. O'Neil
E. H. Dunn
Frank G. Webster
Ubert K. Pettengill
Charles H. Allen
Mr.Allen
Stevens
Charles ©. Stevens
Dodke
Turner
Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners
Joseph J. Corbett
Quincy
James H. O'Neil
Grobe
Auditory Dodge
Cole
Globe National Bank
Dodge
Clearing House
N. J. Rust
State Street
Sinking Fund Commissioners
Sinking Fund Commissioners’ Board
the Central
Algonquin Club
E. H Dunn
Board of
J. J. Corbett
Corbett
City Brevities: Local Injuries and Arrests Reported
Joseph Alaure of 14 Richmond street was stabbed in the left arm and cut on the right thumb with sheath shears. Allen J. McIntire of 8 School street Charlestown injured by falling plate glass, taken to Pittsburg Plate Glass Co, later kept in bed after Emergency Hospital care. Henry Colburn of 2 Burke street aged 23 fractured hip in yard work, conveyed to Massachusetts General Hospital. Police arrested Philip Thompson and Bernard Gallagher for attempted hold up at 6 Pulaski avenue while victims rested.
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Joseph Alaure
Richmond Street
Allen J. McIntire
School Street
Charlestown
Pittsburg
Henry
Colburn
Burke Street
N.H. & H. Railroad
Ruggles Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Division 6
Philip Thompson
Weat Third Street
Bernard A. Gallagher
West Fourth Street
South Boston
Samuel Billin
Pulaski Avenue
Ling
National Carpentry Union Seeks Eight Hour Day in Fall River
National Organizer Shields with local carpenters union demands an eight hour workday with pay for nine hours. Rate set to start May 1 if master builders concede, with a long list of military and fraternal leaders attending as observers and supporters.
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Fall River
Shields
National Carpenters’ Union
Carpenters’ Union
First Regiment Patriarchs Militant Dance at Odd Fellows Hall
The First Regiment Patriarchs Militant held its annual military and civic hall event at Odd Fellows Hall with over 200 couples attending. Poole's Orchestra performed and the grand march was led by Colonel F. E. Gayrd and spouse, with Major Oscar C. Emerson and Mrs. Emerson. numerous officers and guests were listed among the attendees.
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Patriarchs Militr «T
Odd Fellows
Poole
F. E. Gayrd
Oscar C. Emerson
Emerson
G. L. Revaleon
Hahnemann Society Dance Delights Members
Annual dance of the Hahnemann Society held in the Homeopathic Dispensary last evening. Described as the most successful event in the society’s history with prominent attendees including Dean John P. Sutherland, Conrad Wesselhoeft, Dr. Herbert C. Clee, Dr. George H. Earle, Dr. Frank C. Fichardson and Dr. Alonzo Boothby.
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Hahnemann Society
John P. Sutherland
Conrad Wesselhoeft
Herbert C. Clee
George H. Earle
Frank C. Fichardson
Alonzo Boothby
Boston Albany Railroad Relief Ball Held at Paine Hall
The fourth annual ball of the Boston Albany Railroad Relief Association was held in Paine Memorial Hall last evening with about 100 attendees. The grand march at 9 o'clock was led by R. J. Brown and Mrs Brown, A. C. Bates and Miss Hertler, followed by seventy five other couples.
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Boston Albany Railroad Relief Association
Paine Memorial Hall
R. J. Brown
US minister apologizes for Chicago mayor Dewey day invite incident
The United States minister Bellamy Storer visited Premier Silvela in Madrid and apologized for Chicago Mayor Carter Harrison inviting the Duke of Arcos to attend the Dewey day celebration. Storer said the mistake was a municipal clerk error and promised it would not recur.
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Madrid
United States
Bellamy Storer
Silvela
Chicago
Carter H. Harrison
Duke of Arcos
Washington
Storer
Boston School Exhibit Reaches Paris for U S Education Show
The Boston exhibit arrives in Paris as the first United States entry for the educational display. Frederick D. Hopkins, director of drawing for Boston schools, oversees the exhibit and wins top recognition, with pieces prepared days before the expo opened.
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Paris
United States
Frederick D. Hopkins
Boston
Patrolman Woods Fined for Missing Duty Report
Patrolman Robert W. Woods of Division 9 found guilty of not reporting to the station after his Feb. 27 tour. He is fined twenty days pay for the offense.
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Robert W. Woods
Divison 9
Ant
Pickpockets Steal Watch From Tremont Street Entrance
Joseph Denton reports at police headquarters that near a theatre on Tremont street at 6 p.m. two girls in front of him likely snatched his gold hunting case watch chain and charm as he stood near the entrance. Deputy Superintendent Hansom is outlined in the report.
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Joseph Denton
Hill Avenue
Hansom
Tremont Street
Solemn High Mass for Souls in Dorchester Cemetery
A solemn high mass will be celebrated at St Matthew's RSDP Beaken Dorchester for the souls buried there tomorrow at o clock. Reverend William Fitzpatrick will officiate.
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Nowest Dorchester
St. Matthew's
RSDP
Beaken Arent
Dorchester
William . Fitspatrick
Boston Credit Men's Ladies Night At Vendome
The Boston Credit Men's Association held a ladies night at the Vendome last night with John R. Ainslee presiding. About 1 attendees attended the banquet. Henry C. Wilson followed with a stereopticon lecture on Netherlands and the Rhine.
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Boston Credit Men's Association
Vendomer
John R. Ainslee
Henry C. Wilson
Netherlands
The
Rhine
Spaniards Preserve Nationality Records Total 66062
Havana April 17 The total number of Spaniards who registered under the treaty of Paris preserving their nationality is 66 062.
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Havana
Mulrey Pardoned? Case Review Sets State House Vote Today
J Richard Mulrey seeks a pardon after an 1897 conviction for city teaming frauds. He served most of an eight year sentence at Charlestown State prison and faces a pardon hearing with signatures from prominent figures.
Prisoner Denies Charges In Medical Fraud Case
John P. Adams alias C. B. Hodkin, of Tremont street and Columbus avenue, was arrested by Inspector McCausland on accusations of running an illegal business and advertising it. He allegedly operated as Dr J P Adams Medical Company and treated patients at the Columbus avenue site until return home. A Rochester New Hampshire woman says seven visits left her ill. Adams denied the claims at Inspector Watts office. He was held at City Prison without bail.
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John P. Adams
C. B. Hodkin
Tremont Street
Columbus Avenue
McCausland
Adams
J. P. Adams
Rochester
N. H
Watts
Albert Dillon Found After Framingham Custody
Albert Dillon, the 13 year old missing boy, has been found by Framingham police. His father was notified last night and will bring him home today with orders from the parents. The father credits The Post for locating him and expressing gratitude.
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Albert Dillon
Framingham
Dillon
Ihe
Castellane Anglophobe In Paris Club Row
Count Boni de Castellane has begun a crusade to prevent London clubmen from being admitted to Paris aristocratic clubs where Castellane, his father and the Duke of Orleans are members. Englishmen were recently blackballed at the Union Club amid suspected revenge for the Duke of Orleans' expulsion from London clubs.
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Paris
Boni de Castelelane
London
Castellane
Duke of Orleans
Union Club
Bachelors
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Albert Cole
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Hahnemann Society Dance
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Ladies’ Night OF Credit
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State House
J. R. Mulrey
J. Richard Mulrey
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