Bonding company answers suit in Cambridge bank case
The Massachusetts Bonding and Surety Company files its answer in the Supreme Judicial Court to John L. Bates receiver of the National City Bank of Cambridge case seeking the $50 000 bond posted by Big Bill Welcher. The company says collateral securities and cash were not Big Bill s property but belonged to other persons.
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Massachusetts Bonding and Surety Company
Supreme Judicial Court
John L. Bates
National City Bank of
Cambridge
Gadski III Tour Is Off
New York April 17 Mine Johanna Gadski the singer is suffering from sciatica at a hotel in this city. She has been compelled to cancel her spring concert tour engagements in the West and plans to sail for Europe to take the cure when possible.
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New York
Johan-na Gadski
Europe
Baseball Results National and American Leagues
National results include Philadelphia 10 Boston 2, New York 5 Brooklyn 4, Cincinnati 5 St. Louis 1, Chicago 7 Pittsburg 2. American games show Philadelphia 1 Boston 0, New York 6 Washington 3, Chicago 8 St. Louis A. Detroit Cleveland game postponed. Marathon entrants converge nationwide while Harvard and Annapolis play to a tie. Tufts loses to New Haven league. schoolboy rowing begins in poor weather. Addie Joss buried as Cleveland players near strike.
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Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburg
Washington
Cleveland
Harvard
Annapolis
Tufts
New Haven
Addie Joss
German music students seek land in this country
Four young music students who eloped from Leipsic Germany after graduating from the Conservatory of Music wait at the immigration bureau on Long Wharf for landing clearance. Professor Heinrich Gottschling, father of one of the girls, has cabled the German consul to secure their return and aid the immigration officials.
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Heinrich Gottschling
Leipsic
Germany
Kurt Seifert
August Babst
Gertrude Gleisberg
Albertina Gottschling
Conservatory of Music
Immigration Bureau
Long Wharf
Colonel Billings
J. J. Hurley
Miss Gottsehling
Miss Gleisberg
German Violinist Rivalry Sparks Elopement in Boston
Immigrant case unfolds as Albertina Gottse ling and her friend Gertrude Gleisberg flee Germany with partners Kurt Seifert and August Babst. Babst, a Gewandthaus violinist in Leipzig, is named as a rival and threat to Albertina’s marriage. Immigrant officials and the German consul examine the tangled romance and determine next steps.
Three Massachusetts youths detained near Quaker City
Three boys from Roxbury and Boston Massachusetts were detained near the Wild West show grounds in Philadelphia. They were sent to City Hall and placed under Joshua Hay, the detective in charge, as parents were notified. The youths were John O'Brien 15 Charles Goode 15 and Charles Carnivan 17.
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Philadelphia
Massachusetts
City Hall
Joshua Hay
John O’brien
Charles Goode
Roxbury
Mass
Charles Carnivan
Boston
Boston Show Lads Plan Freight Ride Home
The three youths, each with six dollars, planned to buy meals on their return trip and ride freight trains toward Boston after quitting the show. Spokesman O'Brien said he aimed to be a veterinarian and joined the show to study horses. his father works at the State House building in Boston. Goode added his father is a Boston banker.
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Boston
O’brien
State House
Goode
Not a Runaway Boy Joins 101 Ranch Show in Boston
John O'Brien of Roxbury denies being a runaway after leaving with the 101 Ranch show that performed in Boston last week. His mother says he obtained leave to accompany the troupe and stayed with the show. Charles Goode of Roxbury and Charles Canavan of Brookline are also linked as show followers. funds for their Boston passage were sent to Philadelphia police, while O'Brien remains with the show per his parents' explanation.
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John O’brien
Philadelphia
James P. O’brien
Cabot Street
Roxbury
Boston
Charles Goode
Joseph M. Goode
Lieutenant Goode
Station 16
Charles Canavan
John Canavan
Tabor Avenue
Brookline
O’brien
Canavan
Goode
O'Brien
No Bill in Shaw Inquiry Clears Executors of Estate
Grand jurors did not report any indictment against Quincy A. Shaw Jr. and executors Robert F. Herrick and Francis C. Welch. They submitted a typewritten matter to Judge Stevens. its contents were not disclosed. The inquiry examined the estate inventory and probate accounts amid questions over inventory filing laws.
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Quincy A. Shaw, Jr
Robert F. Herrick
Francis C. Welch
Quincy A. Shaw
Clerk Manning
Manning
Stevens
Pelletier
Turbulent Milestones Marking Sudbury Dates
Anniversaries recall events from 1676 Indian attack in Sudbury to 1861 Harper's Ferry seizure. Notable entries include the 1689 overthrow and imprisonment of New England's royal Governor, Paul Revere's 1775 ride, and author Richard Harding Davis's 1864 birth.
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Sudbury
Mass
New England
Paul Revere
Harper's Ferry
Richard Harding Davis
Developments of Day in the Mexican Situation
President Taft says neutrality on the border may require congressional action possibly involving intervention. Federals and rebels fight near Douglas Texas with bullets aimed at Americans. Americans warned to stay off the line as U S soldiers cannot aid across the border. British envoy notes Marines landed on Mexican soil at Americans' request. Rebel commander Garcia crosses the line and seeks surrender to U S officers.
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Taft
Congress
Douglas
Tex
Red Cross
King George
Garcia
U. S
New England Forecast Calls for Warmer, Variable Winds
Washington reports a forecast for New England with fair conditions today and Tuesday. Wednesday will bring increasing cloudiness and slightly warmer temperatures with moderate northwest winds becoming variable.
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Washington
New England
Harvard Educator under fire at Boston school meeting
President Emeritus Eliot of Harvard urged broader art and science in schools and praised Germany's vocational progress. Two women critics accused him of anti common people bias and denounced school governance as run by business men. The heated session led to interruptions and walkouts.
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Emeritus Eliot
Harvard
Germany
Eliot
David S. Ellis
Steinauer
Women Attack Doctor Eliot Over Past Speech
Mrs. Anna T. Steinauer and Mrs. Frank W. Page condemned Dr. Eliot at a public meeting, with Steinauer citing a prior speech that advised a controversial stance. Page joined the criticism, framing the remarks as harmful to the community.
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Dr. Fiot
Anna T. Steinauer
Frank W. Page
Dr. Eliot
Taft weighs Mexico crisis as Congress may authorize troops
President Taft faces a potential congressional move to authorize 20 000 regulars to cross the border to restore order in Mexico after deadly border fighting. He resists a full border invasion and aims to protect American and foreign citizens in Douglas and across the frontier.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Mexico
Taft
Taft seeks congressional decision on Mexican border crisis
President Taft believes he has done all possible as chief executive to control the border situation. The State Department issued a demand for immediate assurances that no more fighting endangers Americans in Douglas and Agua Prieta and asked what steps Mexico has taken to prevent future clashes. No Mexican reply had arrived as reports of the second battle of Agua Prieta surfaced and the White House remained pressed for action.
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Taft
Congress
State Department
Mexico
Douglas
Agua Prieta
Department
War Department
Three youths drown when sailing dory capsizes off Lynn
George Fleet aged 17, Mark Robinson 20, and Earl Bray 18 drown after their 20 foot dory capsizes off Dread Ledge near Lynn. Efforts by life savers and a motor boat fail to reach them in time.
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George Melzard
Swampscott
Emmon
James McIntyre
Nahant
Dory Crew Sails To Aid Men Then Capsizes Verdict Reads Tragedy
Captain Hayman and six crewmen chase a swamp eddying dory as three young sailors cling to its sides. A gust overturns the dory just as a lifeboat nears, leaving the youths missing. Police later identify George Fleet and two companions as the missing boatmen.
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Captain Hayman
Dory
Amos Chase
E. Gerry Emmons
Swampscott
Mr. Emmons
George Fleet
Fleet
Bray
Lynn
Timson Street
Spanish Steamer San Fernando Sinks Off Finisterre
The Spanish steamer San Fernando en route from Huelva to Liverpool sank near Finisterre Portugal. Twenty one people were drowned with four survivors landed at Porto by the steamer Portimac.
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Qporto
Portugal
Huelva
Liverpool
Finisterre
Spain
Portimac
Postmaster Albert Landers of Newport Dies Suddenly
Albert C. Landers long serving Newport postmaster for 12 years died tonight in Newport from heart trouble. The death occurred April 17 and was reported by city officials.
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Newport
R. L
Albert C. Landers
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